what is the feeling in holland? ajax. what is the feeling in holland ? is ajax.n holland? is it the feeling that ajax will get to another final? everybody thinks they will get to the final, especially because they played very well against real madrid and juventus. that is good team spirit. but also because for tottenham, harry kane, son heung—min, their belly is not there. they already think they have the difference here. enjoy the game, best of luck. as we now, only five teams have won the european cup more times than ajax. two of them play tomorrow in the shape of barcelona and liverpool. liverpool touching down in spain ahead of that game tomorrow night. liverpool in that tight title race against manchester city, domestically, in the premier league. we can now hear from john murray who is in the barcelona. that is so much to look forward to in this time, they have both been european champions five times and they are both in prime form. barcelona have not lost a league game since january, liverpool have not lost since january. liverpool have won their last ten

every phone call made in the usa what's that about and what else are whistleblowers warning about holland cook in washington this is the big picture on our t.v. america. in one of the jason bourne movies or british reporter is identified after speaking the word black briar and a phone call the film dramatize to uncle sam keyword scanning every phone call everywhere the movie is fiction in fact the national security agency has been collecting bed it data on domestic usa phone calls since the aftermath of nine eleven and now the n.s.a. itself is recommending to the white house that it discontinued the program why now let's ask william bennett was served thirty plus years at the national security agency before retiring in two thousand and one after which he called for a government investigation of mass data collection the n.s.a. was doing and he was publicly critical of stepped up surveillance of american citizens post nine eleven in two thousand and five he was accused of leaking information that surface in a page one new york times exposé about warrantless and as a eavesdropping despite be

that's the thing holland again this is an i.c.b.m. . the solution to things that really surgical require surgical expertise something like with yeah i mean you can't child porn and threatening people beyond that you know everything goes so i don't know how you know when you talk about my mark mark zuckerberg who's a hero to to to not this generation of nineteen year olds maybe ten years ago he's an enemy of this generation of nineteen year olds so you even have that kind of divide in there were people who are thirty versus people who are nineteen are arguing what the first amendment is and what and what freedom of expression and so i mean you cannot do this this is very tough well at least they're talking about it chris chambers and georgetown thank you for stepping back into the big picture her . the president's executive order also addressed the student loan debt crisis jawboning the schools we're going to make them have an incentive to keep their costs down i have watched this over a period of time and mr trump said i figured it out

hollander, my question is for you. most mandatory national service proposals, including your own i believe, envision a cohort of young people serving the country for a period of time. it has been suggested to us through research that there's actually tangible benefits of service on an individual,'s help. it has a positive benefit on an individual's health. how would you envision other age cohorts and service proposals, for example, children and seniors, and not just the younger cohort we have been talking about? >> sure. that is negative in the program as i have presented it. we definitely have to address it. let's take a look at the situation that exists now and the situation as i have a spouse it. 18 and 19-year-old will not be qualified to serve for sample in the peace corps obviously. they could get a temporary exemption as they wish to go right into college, assuming they would commit in a legal fashion to serve in the peace corps or some other qualified service that would take somebody who would not take someone

holland to sfpd. on march 4, mr. holland asked me for a copy of the -- for the name of the reporter and i gave it to him. the report was released prematurely at best, and far more concerning was sold to the media. now, i appreciate that today, the commanders have stated that they acknowledge that this was -- this release was believed to be improper, but if it is true that this report was actually sold, it bears grave concerns, in the public defender's office, a concern for jeff's family, and his wife, who's here today -- and something that the public should be aware of -- is that the police report was in the hands of the media within hours of mr. adachi's death in a situation where the police themselves viewed the location as a possible crime scene and an ongoing investigation. the fact that this happened involving the elected public defender who had a history of battling the police, exposing misconduct, is all the more troubling. now, again, i want to say that i appreciate that the police department has stated today

that'sjust one voice, holland & barrett is another case but how wide is it?mall businesses in the past year, it's a very widespread problem.” businesses in the past year, it's a very widespread problem. i guess it's that issue between wanting to get the money and needing it but also not wanting to lose the contract they have with these big companies, as well. but it's your money. you worked for it. this is just not an ethical point of view. i a lwa ys just not an ethical point of view. i always say to the chief executives and finance directors, if you have a small business, please pay them on time because that business will come back to you much more quickly. it's a win—win for everyone involved. it's a financial boomerang. a win—win for everyone involved. it's a financial boomerangm a win—win for everyone involved. it's a financial boomerang. if they don't do this, you can name and shame, but can you do anything else? can they be fined, you have power? government is currently looking at this. we are expecting something eminently or certainly over the summer

appealing they say that their roundup does not cause cancer we'll talk to the plaintiffs lead lawyer holland cook in washington and for the next thirty minutes muller free zone this is the big picture on our t.v. america. could a product you might have right now in your garage or basement kill you round up is the best selling herbicide you see than hardware stores and big box home stores but you won't find it on the shelf that cost co any more although ads boast that round up kills weeds in your lawn without harming your lawn hundreds of lawsuits say key ingredient life oh say causes cancer juries have awarded plaintiffs hundreds of millions of dollars in cases that defendant bayer which acquired roundup manufacturer monsanto is appealing since the first verdict bayer shares have lost a third of their value this is a story we've been following all along what's the latest let's ask michael baume managing partner of baum hedlund era state and goldman law firm a member of the executive committee for the recently consolidated federal monsanto roundup lawsuits he joins us from oakland last summer

in the entertainment industry and today we break down some of the rising digital media trends with holland books host of the big picture right here on r t america and then later faisal's blast the retail competition over wages just months after boosting his company's own and the retail front well there could soon be horror on the horizon for the historic sectors of simpler trading helps us to understand concerns for consumers and retail responses in the stock market all of that directly ahead but first a few headlines in fact let's begin right here with news from across the pond that the european union has agreed to grant britain an extension for the ever more complicated briggs it negotiations following late night deliberations in brussels leaders in the e.u. decided to a lot even more time to an increasingly exhausted to resell me the deadline has now been extended until oct thirty first a breath of fresh air for the business community after the previous deadline would have been this friday the collective sigh of relief from british industry was reflected in the index today in fact as th

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frank holland is back with the headlines. >> good morning, dom we begin with more bad news for boeingcan airlines saying it will cancel all boeing 737 max flights through august 17th. that will impact about 115 flights per day and that accounts for a percent and a half of america's total flying capacity each day. both american airlines and boeing shares are down in the pre-market shade now had apple could introduce half of a million dollars. apple arcade will bring in more than apple service they will have new exclusive video game titles. now to an exclusive interview with huawei. the ceo said president trump is very smart, but he slammed the higher taxes much more from the exclusive interview on cnbc.com. >>> thank you so much for the headlines. here's how your money and investments look now as we are halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour in new york stock futures pointing to a very stable hour. the dow will open up and bell. nasdaq off by one point. >>> ahead this morning as well, hitting the tape in just a few hours, upbeat numbers helping push the major averages higher the dow, s&p 5

holland america declined to comment but answering the lawsuit denied allegations. >> thank you for your prayers. >> reporter: the gales hope their story is a warning for others. kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> in maryland today, a crash turned deadly when a tractor trailer slammed into a school bus. a car smashed between them. one woman was killed and six people, including two students and the bus driver, were rushed to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. the cause is under investigation. >>> tonight, scientists and space enthusiasts around the world are ecstatic over a discovery that for the first time, we're getting a glimpse of a real black hole deep in the galaxy. here is tom costello. >> reporter: look closely. until today, no one had seen this before, some 55 million light years away. what albert einstein predicted 100 years ago is in fact true. >> there are real monsters. they are real beasts. it's the one place in the universe where we can go but not come back. that's terrifying. >> reporter: surrounding the black hole is a swirling disk of super hot plasma. the

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derek holland and that is problematic for the jets.st career grand slam, first one holland has given up since 2011 and the yankees win 6-4 and go for the sweep tomorrow. >>> oakland a's, jays, any a's fans? first inning, bases-loaded, hernandez, could be an inning ending double play but eric so go, justin spoke scores, 2-0 toronto. fifth inning, 4-0. a line drive, the security guard tries to make a play on the ball which is not good but it is fair. whoops! you did not see me, did you? they called interference. the guard would be summarily replaced and would later return but not much else to smile about for the oakland a's. 7-1, the jays are victorious. >> that is painful. the security guard ran and got checked real quick. >> the security guard gets a slap on the risk. >> better luck for the oakland a's next time. thank you so much for making us your source of news on for watching ktvu. we are here for you, of course today at 10:00 p.m. and you can follow us on twitter, facebook, all of the apps. we are here to you. we will see you late

tanya holland believes her food is helping the dubs win and from the looks and the taste, brown sugar kitchen is a slam now you can see right how it's so good that right to property to 5 thanks for being with us this hour we'll see back here tonight for kron 4 news at night in prime time in the meantime stick around for kron 4 news at 6 with can wane and paramore grant vicki thanks to you both and coming up on kron 4 news at 6 we're tracking a new case of the measles in the bay area. >>the place is this infected person isn't it and i don't know if you may have been exposed, we know the big one is coming and scientists are trying to brace for when that quake happens. >>what newly released maps reveal about bay area her warning about a possible measles exposure in the bay area. this comes amid a nationwide measles outbreak that keeps growing and getting worse good evening. i'm pale more can wayne thanks for joining us tonight. it's a salacious exposure happened in san francisco, the person visited several locations and road public transit route for saying cohen is live in san francisco

you don't always win. >> we worked very hard with both robert downey and tom holland on that scene tobustible version of that scene and be very true to the relationship that was unfolding there. where tony was this father figure to him and he was -- he was going away and dying. >> it's an ending to a really grand experiment that a lot of people care about and have invested a lot of their time and their thoughts and their energy into. >> reporter: and after nearly a decade as avengers, all of the core six, except mark, celebrating in a very unique way. >> is it true that you all have avengers tattoos? >> yeah. >> yes. >> well, except for -- >> except for the yahoo here. >> i have a problem with needles. >> why didn't you say that? >> i did say that i told robert. >> you can see you genuinely love one another. what's it been like to work with this amazing group? >> it's the family you choose. the fates brought us together. i can look at each of my costars and recall many times that we've sought each other out when there was no call sheet. >> we keep using the words surreal, dream-like.

the man behind the change for the better part of a decade is john holland-kaye.rs with lacqua" we meet with the chief executive of heathrow. john holland-kaye, thank you for joining us. right here on "leaders with lacqua."

frank holland knew reports that the merger could be in trouble let's start with elizabeth out in london big deal between apple and qualcomm elizabeth. >> apple and qualcomm celtsing in a long-running legal battle just as opening arguments were underway in a trial between the two companies yesterday. the surprise settlement sending qualcomm shares soaring more than 20% marking the company's sickle biggest day gain in nearly 20 years. investors welcoming the end of this huge legal overhang on qualcomm's core business which is patenting and licensing chip technology the settlement ends all worldwide litigation between the two companies and essentially paves the way for kwaul come -- the deal includes a one-time undisclosed payment from apple to qualcomm and a six-year license agreement effective april 1st with the option to ek tend for two more years. it also includes a multi-year chip set supply agreement. qualcomm saying the terms will boost its earnings per share by glars 2. shipments ramp up. this is a huge vindication of the qualcomm business model. it suggests apple had run out of op

frank holland with more on the ride-sharing company >>. >> uber will reportedly seek to sell $10 billion worth of its stock. the ride-hailing company will make its ipo registration documents public as soon as tomorrow it will will kick off its road show uber seeking a valuation between $90 billion and $100 billion it could make it one of the biggest tech ipo's sources say most of the uber shares will be sold by the company. the rest by investors looking to cash out uber's ipo comes on the heels of its rival lyft yes, sir nasdaq debut. lyft shares have fallen more than 6% since going public mainly on profitability concerns uber has a wider ranging business it operates in more than 70 countries, offers food delivery and has a self-driving car unit. uber is expected to go public on the new york stock exchange on may 9th. back to you. >> franc, thank you. now to the markets u.s. futures right now pointing to a very slight rebound from yesterday's 1990 point dow decline. the s&p 500 and the dow industrials coming off their worst day since march 22nd the index -- the bobd market the yield on t

>>and with the motto of strength in tanya holland believes her food is helping the dubs win and fromhe looks and the taste, brown sugar kitchen is a slam dunk. in san francisco begin living on this project or is so good. sudden is so good as the isolation is still going to have a place in the east bay too. >>but the ferry building is new and if you. >>want to learn how to cook like shift tanya holland from the brown sugar kitchen well she's getting tips this saturday night at the kitchen and macey, san francisco union square you can go to our website a clown for dot com for details on that and if you have a restaurant cafe or bar that you like to see featured ondine and dish sent an e-mail to died and isha kron four dot com or. >>lots of submission form on our website can also check out our died in this facebook page. right in washington. coming up the debate over whether or not college athletes should be paid has reached capitol hill. >>of the details on what lawmakers are saying coming up. >>and just ahead in sports full slate of baseball highlights. bruce bocce in his final home o

frank holland is back with your executive recap. >> here's what's leading cnbc.com right now tesla isng an apparent explosion of one of its cars in china. a video clip has been posted to twitter. it appears to show smoke coming from the hood of a tesla parked in a garage in shanghai. that car burst into flames tesla says it is actively working with chinese authorities about the situation. tesla sales this morning, they're down almost 2.5%. >>> now to the latest on carlos ghosn. japanese prosecutors have indicted the former nissan chairman on charges of aggravated breach of trust this comes on the day his detention period was set to expire ghosn's lawyer continues to ask for bail it is the worst easter weekend in 14 years at the box office. the total take was 112 million that was from "the curse of layarona." brian, back over to you. a lot of people nervous about "avengers" coming out on friday. >> nervous or excited? >> i'm talking about film studios. >>> on deck, the most random and interesting thing you're going to hear all day. bad news blues for london bankers, all thanks to brexi

frank holland, what is trending >> oh, yeah. data privacy is a big ongoing story.stion to ask alexa, are you listening well, apparently amazon has thousands of human workers around the world listen and reviewing private conversations with alexa that's according to reporting by bloomberg. the goal is to improve the speech assistance technology amazon has never disclosed that alexa has human interference as a part of its voice tech amazon spokesperson said the employees don't have access to any identifying information about the people who are speaking to alexa, but bloomberg reported that the recordings are associated with the account numbers, device serial numbers, and even the owner's first name. >> a little creepy i don't like thoz things around me can i say will you please turn it off >> alexa protocol. >> there you go. >> i see you have some coffee in your mug i can't see it, but what do you do >> a little coffee a little cream any cream? >> i'm trying to wean myself off it >> off the cream or the coffee where. >> go straight black coffee. right? i can't quite,

let's get more on the latest streaming service unveil with frank holland.nk. >> good morning, brian you know, disney plus will launch on november 12th. it will cost $6.99 a month or $69.99 a year. that will make it less expensive than net flick it will cover five categories. disney, pixar, marvel, star wars, and national geographic. about bob iger talking about traditional television here's what he had to say. >> i don't think the consumer really wants to buy 150, 200 channels of programming for a fairly significant price when they're not interested in many of those channels, and in some cases they can't even find them. >> disney will likely bundle all three of its stream says services iger also saying he will plan to step down in 2021 when his contract expires we're going to hear much more from bob iger today at 9:00 a.m. eastern on squawk on the street. a lot to digest here disney shares also up about 3.5% this morning, brian. back to you. >> market likes it frank, thanks very much. >> you have dow component disney, some news on boeing. likely the reason

joyce, what senator van holland is getting at seems to be the central looming question of how the 22-th special counsel investigation ended. so up until whatever point, robert mueller was investigating whether or not a criminal conspiracy could be proven around the russian meddling and whether or not the obstruction of justice, many of the incidents have been reported, much of which occurred in plain sight was done with criminal intent. that investigation into obstruction ended with robert mueller saying, we do not exonerate the president. days later, barr, exonerates the president. what van holland is asking seems like a legitimate bucket of questions for the attorney general, not robert mueller. why did he reach that conclusion when mueller did not. >> you know, it's such a legitimate question, and i think it was elise jordan who made the point it was a political master stroke, it let trump own the news cycle and now the attorney general by refusing to answer these questions let's that impression linger for apparently a couple weeks that there was no obstruction. and maybe when we s

that was the latest coming from holland park.ine life dead including an increasing number of seals. the bbc‘s beccy wood is at the national sea life centre in birmingham, where she's been finding out more. in this tank, believe me, there are two seals. we've got miley and we've got boo. they will pop up through the course of the next few minutes, trust me, but this is a multi—million—pound rescue centre that has been built here at sea life birmingham. and, like you said, it's all to do with plastics and pollution, and the impact that that is having on oui’ environment — in particular, our marine life. now, these two moved in yesterday. this is boo and this is miley. miley is a little more camera—friendly. she likes the limelight a little bit. that's the one that's scooting across the bottom in front of you there, and boo is behind here. they've settled in very nicely. they are the new arrivals here and sea life are very pleased to have them. we have got chris coventry, who is from sea life. so why is now the right time to have th

writer or a producer this is the golden age of television work on thing creators no doubt about it holland host of the big picture thanks so much for your time. i. and now we want to take a look around the world at some of the global markets and today specifically we want to look across the pacific and check in on the hang seng index in hong kong and see its moves i want you to check this out this is how things look today the beginning of the train this morning was not pretty for investors as we opened the day things looked like they would be ok and then all of a sudden this massive drop here was about thirty thousand one hundred points how's that for a drop it did rebound just slightly as you can see later on in the day but according to reuters business much of the drop in today's trading it actually stems from trade worries over the united states and that new threat from president trump talking about a tariff of about what eleven billion dollars that he wants to impose on the european union again if you're an investor waking up and watching this happen it's never a good day take your pep

>>and with the motto of strength in tanya holland believes her food is helping the dubs win and from taste, brown sugar kitchen is a slam dunk. in san francisco think it will be on this friday morning. >>the a's are still trying to get their first win of the season away from the coliseum they were in houston taking on the astro's in the top of the first chad and are hits one down the left-field line in the a's scored 2 runs off to a fast start. but when the astro's when it was their turn at bat. they take the a's d for a three-run homer there it is right there. a's would fight back they get on top again 87 in the bottom of the 8th, but they could not hold on to their lead astro's ended up winning 98 a's play the baltimore orioles, this afternoon. wasn't better news for the giants either they're hosting the tampa bay rays at oracle park not a good start for san francisco that raise in a solo home run off and true pomeranz that hit said the railing in left field that counts, they looked at it it was a home run. top of the 4th a race car off hit. rays were tacked on one more you get the

. >> chairwoman holland,ranking member curtis, members of the subcommittee,thank you for the opportunity to appear before you on the spending priorities and mission of the national parks service . as reflected in the budget request . i'd like to summarize my testimony and submit myentire statement for the record . i am accompanied by jessica bowen, our controller on the national parks nervous. the budget emphasizes the importance of addressing the parks services 11.9 billion deferred maintenance backlog whichaffects every park across the country . the budget includes over $796 million to address facility operations and maintenance repair and improvement for the prioritization of projects that focus on deferred maintenance, health and safety and resource preservation. the budget also proposes a public lands infrastructure funds for the department of interior and agriculture, hoping 70 percent would be for national park infrastructure repair and improvements. this investment will significantly improve many of america's national parks and i'm pleased that congress and introduced hr 1225, re

is hungry little that if you want to learn how to cook like shift, tanya holland for brown sugar kitchen, she's giving tips this saturday night at the kitchen at macy's san francisco you can go to our website from point that com for details if you have a restaurant a cafe or bar, you'd like to seetfeatured on diet and dish. >>send an e-mail to die in addition kron four dot com or fill out to the substance submission form off all her web site there you can also check out our guide a dish facebook page. >>hi guys let's check out the weather one more time lot of clouds around the bay area tonight we do have a couple of scattered showers out there most that very light some drizzle along the coastline but as we head toward the latter part of the night will see the showers rolling back in so tomorrow morning 08:00am here some showers early on the middle of a maybe a few lingering showers about noon time. but in the afternoon, partly cloudy skies will start to dry things out the temperatures will start to warm up upper 60's and some the warmest part of the bay area and that will be a trend that

r cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >>> i'm going to take frank up on that. listen, it will be a great night out there for baseball if you want to go o a there eat all of the food from the nats park. rain, no wind, jus a few more showers coming up. >>> plus, a lot of problems around town including a big closure in northwast ington. drew has more on that. drew? >> reporter: when they got to a fire at the mobil gas station here, they found an adult woman dead fast, reliable inrnet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network nl not only dds files up to 20 times faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complete reliability. so if the unexpected happens... (snaps fingers) you stay up and running. we lost power... but not to that. i wanthat. (laughing) for a limited time get fast, reliable internet for a low ice. call now. comcast business. beyond fast. for years, i thought i was lactose intolerant. turns out i was just sensitive to a protein commonly found in milk. now, with a2 mk®... ...i can final

words that are today very political and beirut sit at has these openings or traces of war mythology hollands if these openings were then filled with life again is good because it's right here that vegetation grows. in her adopted home of paris got mail also has major works in the pipeline. in the south of the city a new quarter is being built. lena got married together with her team in paris are working on really wanted it must end up with it they plan to turn an old runaway station into a center that explores sustainable food production and agriculture. so i. decided as part of a cool for innovative projects to reinvent paris to respond to the challenge of climate change if. my project is about the sustainability it on the. the station will soon be renovated converted to and extended with a fifty meter high wooden talent. lena got manhood critically acclaimed firm of architects practice and historical and materially sensitive approach to their work for a fair and sustainable future. talented woman and that's it for this edition of arts and culture don't forget to check out our website at d.

gives them a bad imimage of the seems he is targeted by the international -- -- by -- inunder holland. genie: thank you. has begun in india. what is set to be the biggest election in world history. the prime minister, narendra modi is facing competition frfrm rahul gandhi. >> it comes down to two names. only one of them can become the next prime m minister. after five years in power, modi has carved an image of himself as the strongman of the country. he has become a charismatic representative of the people. he i is also one of the most divisisive leaders. aggravavatedsm has religiouous tensions. , the a flareup in violence elections are being seen as a referendndum on the leader himself. vote should be dedicated to the country. it should make india and the government stronger. is rahul others gandhi.. challenging the party. he hopes to capitalize on the prime minister's poor unemployment record with a leftist manifesto. is wasting the country's time. let's not waste anymore. >> 900 million indians are voting and what is set to be the biggest election in history. the u.k. has more bre

merger like that especially since there are other options we have reported previously that i n g from holland is interested as well as a commerce bank will definitely have a closer look at these details let's also thank you now from company balsa presidential contender terry go the billionaire founder of taiwanese an x. twenty exeunt foxconn said that he's stepping down from his post to run for president of taiwan already the richest man in the country he now wants to become the most powerful one at a sensitive time both taiwan politically and economically. foxconn chairman terry goos run for president is divinely inspired at least that's what he said in this temple to the sea goddess matsu he claims that matsu came to him in a dream encouraging him to step up for the taiwanese people that's quite an endorser and as it is but it's his close ties to china that may get him on the ticket he plans to run in the primaries of the opposition kuomintang party but stresses it's not a done deal yet. i am willing to participate in the primary elections. we did i am not willing to accept being appointed

with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >> we' appreciate that. thanks, frank. >>> one area church is busy preparing for a massive effort happening ahead of the easter holiday. en >> molette gre is live in prince gorges county with details on the good friday free market., hi molette. >> reporter: good morning, guys. hey, we've got something good going on for good, friday don't we? check it the worship center here at new life worship center has turned into st of a food pantry. okay, guys. i've got to tell people wt's going on. pastor asjuan invited us out here to preview what's going to be happening in a couple of days. i a standingn front of piles of potatoes and we have food all around us. a we so ready to feed those in need. nobody will go hungry over the easter >>holiday. absolutely. >> nobody, right? >> no. >> we'll tell you all about it, give you all the details about what's happeni on friday for good friday. pastor juan around all of his parishioners here this morning. all of that coming up at the 6:00 hour. stay with us. >> very cool. thank

they where suddenly nothing works it started on much say twenty one when they played have a bill in holland and got hammered three nil big surprise and not one since then it's just all gone downhill the confidence seems to have drained out of them completely the for that game they were in second place they were ten points clear of frankfurt and now as we know they've been overtaken by the one win in that time in the bundesliga for defeats in seven games not given a spell and so the defense is completely crumbled as we saw again three goals against us a little conceded and certainly was the defense that the sporting director had a problem with the not catastrophic opening spell yesterday let's hear what he had to say when you are in for if you make simple mistakes in defense and build up play that lead to counter attacks and don't want to defend with full commitment in the bundesliga you'll be three nil down after sixteen minutes. both talking about the defensive frailties is that the only problem at the club at the moment earlier as all the money they were they were chasing the title more o

here's your cnbc morning bu >> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc business headquarters.erizon is launching a smartphone plan for kids. it meets the needs of parents and children it has 5 gigabytes of data and unlimited talking and text. the planlso has a safety mode, meek kids can keep using their data even if they go over their monthly limit witho additional charges. with your cnbc morning business port, i'm frank holland. >>> and after a cudy finish yesterday, we're back to a plus weather for today. it will be a windy one but much warm jer than yesterday. up to 67 degrees. i'll help you plan outt the n four or five days and see you in a few. >>> multiple problems on the beltway. prand new issue on 66 and one on 395. full details and your travel times coming up. >>> andd. 's mayor is joining the governors of virginia and maryland fighting back against president trump's 2020 budget proposal that could directly impact orinkingur what's funexpected? a vacation with revoluonary everywhere you turn. where the cannonballs keep coming and you have to ut game for just abonythin

the republican senator marco rubio and chris van holland are called the deter act.t would impose sanctions on russian banks and energy companies if the feds find real evidence of any interference with u.s. elections by those russians. the top lawmakers, the two of them, introduced the same legislation last year. this time around, it has strong bipartisan support. so will it get a vote this time? >> shep, the deter act sponsors say their legislation is forward looking. chris van holland and marco rubio says everybody knows russia interfered in 2016 and 2018. they insist they are concerned about protecting future elections. their m.o., stop the russians now so they can't manipulate american elections in any level, in any manner ever again. they said by making it clear in advance that attempted to interfere in our election will be met with swift, harsh consequences, we can deter hostile foreign powers. those powers include sanctions russia's finance, energy sectors. enlisting the european union to adopt the same measures. the intelligence community is being asked to re

the sneddon's will swarm of the main gas export to get all this gas he holding on the north part of holland around as a result of the gas being exported it was a lot of extra mom for the guild or for the dutch currency that pushed up the value of the guild and the maiden very strong currency but as a result of that the rest of the industry than it was became less competitive found a more difficult to export to bowl so although we were well through in terms of gas our industry will suffer am i to be causing on the point. venezuela has suffered from the dutch disease since the nine hundred thirty s. when oil income was converted into holidays clothes and mentions for the elite. sea economy so. but. no. well. we see a bank will give but if the move. is that people. wouldn't kill the dutch disease. but for the first time an oil revenue wasn't going to the elite well lots of foreign multi-nationals. thompson chavez full still alive then chavez spawned a lot of the money over the oil the huge oil money that is really gets to helping the people of venezuela so he put it into the education system a

so does tom holland.se similar, um, so he invented this cloth that sort of comes down in the back and in the front. >> jimmy: he did. >> i said what is that? he said that's my modesty cloth. and i said what do you mean modesty cloth? he said you should look into that i said what are you talking about? he said you should look into that. i said yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: did you get a modesty cloth? >> i did. mine's a little longer. [ applause ] >> jimmy: so he thought of the modesty cloth and nobody thought to say hey, do you guys want modesty cloths? >> no, he was rockin' the modesty cloth walking around feeling real comfortable, and i'm like, that's a good idea. >> jimmy: did tom holland get a modesty? >> he doesn't need one. >> jimmy: spiderman. >> exactly. >> jimmy: did you know what the ending was going to be to "infinity war"? >> no. >> jimmy: you knew your character was surviving, right? >> no, because when you're in a cgi world, you get frittered away, and you thought you lived. >> jimmy: you were

with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >>> and a look at youroney. the coins in your pocket orpu yr small change is just that. small cs nge. but thiek it could be worth a whole lot more than its face as nbc's kerry sanders reports, coin dealers around the county have ce up with a novel way for to you sike it rich. reporter: pennie nirkels, dimes, quarters, coin collectors believe it makes no sense how we never inspect our change so this morning they're out to change ame.ica's habits with a the great american coin hunt. >> this is a national coin hunt going on across the country where 250 nationalealers are distributing me than a million u.s. rare coins just so collectors could go on the hunt and find them. >> coin dealers across the country have slipped valuable rareoins into circulation. put them into tip jars, like the 1881, $5 eagle lerty half gold piece worth $500. >>he game is afoot. >> reporter: it is all designed to promote a hobby losing an audience as americans use credit card or wave phones at registers. >> newsroomize mattic is the study o

techniques to hayes at the macy's kitchen in union square and with the motto of strength in tanya holland believes her food is helping the dubs win and from the looks and the taste, brown sugar kitchen is a slam in san francisco think it will be on this friday morning. >>look so good and if you have an idea for big can go check out for dining to she can always e-mail her at dine addi >>welcome back to kron 4 news today. well, here's a cool and this was a celebration that began way too soon this is a time lapse video just in of all burn students and fans rushing to toomer's corner on campus to celebrate their win in the nc double a down in alabama. they thought the team beat virginia and started shouting and throwing toilet paper and the famous oak trees. >>ref called a foul on auburn sending virginia's player to the free throw line. he made all 3 buckets giving virginia the win 63 to 62. and then you see the crowd walk away after learning of the loss virginia and texas tech face off in the men's national championship game tomorrow night. what a and if you're actually there you thought tha

one of the businesses that stayed in holland and reinvented itself was a recycling business. they recycle virtually any item that has been discarded in america's throwaway culture. items are cleaned, repurposed for resale and reuse. they employed 600 people including ex-inmates. they also visited louisville and were taken in by the innovative work by a manufacturing thing called first build. it was a spinoff of ge and presented a vibrant form of local manufacturing that were -- moved away from the bureaucratic industries and towards a small-scale form of production involving creativity, craftsmanship, flexibility and innovation. they noticed also that it provided a workspace for to practiceschools and participate. when they visited, a number of university of louisville students were there. i found as a general rule cities with colleges or universities tended to be doing better at reinvigorating their downtowns and cultivating active and engaged local civic life. they think they were hesitant to offer that. they did find if there was a college or university, intended to do bet

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. wall street could open slightly lower this morning. yelled was a mixed day for the markets. the dow was dragged down by boeing. the production on the 737 max will be delayed months. the dow and s&p 500 both rose. today's watch list, report on the labor market, job listings, layoffs and the number of people quitting their jobs. well, it may soon cost you more for the french wine or cheese. a subsidy fight has been going on for a decade withrepresentat office has put out a list of items including aircraft parts, food and drink, and clothing. airbus said tariffs would be unjustified. social media news. twitter is capping the number of accounts you can follow each day in an effort to fight spam and bots. you will be limited to 400 were a day, down from the previous 1,000 a day. if you reach your daily limit, you can follow more accounts once a full day has passed. guys, sorry, i can only follow 400 "today in the bay" accounts per day. the next day i can follow the rest of your accounts. >> we're here. we follow you. very closely. >> marcus