will know you're watching everything you're doing you and i are both holland and you know everything we're doing i mean you're ringing doorbells walk you recognition software everything you're doing you're not a good listener. but we live our whole lives not a slice then if you want to look at well read read all well or all here already and here's the key phrase the lock was in the class and iran said people don't realize what. their environment and we think that is because we're not really. in. the building and making our actions against it and the only way in washington d.c. is not to listen to you but you will have moments and you want to write it was great but you know what if you know and know why some of these things what were these crazy sloppy rain you know you're getting you know we're all like we're getting shot over over stuff when they're in the wrong route and so when you're younger you are in. the. yeah yeah it's quite an irony we feel safe because we have the ring doorbell but we are volunteering all that data a child i'm down to a minute but you mentioned the f.b.i. a

and a portable about to be this app will be available on board devices covering soon coming up holland cook yes holland cook the host of the big picture joins us to talk about the latest political woes and scandals taking place around one of america's oldest civil services the post office yes stay tuned to watch wolf. i like it when the hosts ask a question for the guests and then actually listens to the guests answer and then react to that answer they followed us dennis miller here i've got a new show. on the larry king question listening learning you know i've always said i never learned anything when i was talking it's important to a list of. questions and more. i've seen the horrors that arise with money and evil. corporate criminals who trashed countless lives there just one more dollar to their millions. they threaten they bribe they'll do anything to keep their crimes in the door but the people they've heard are demanding justice their stories need to be told on america's lawyer. listen stumbling on line algorithms dictate what you get to want to go to portable dutch t.v. slash

shelves are big there and so he was a way to measure what's going on and what is good about this holland is that many people have now started to realize that they need to go to the source so where i was pessimistic about what we knew or didn't know it could or couldn't do in a few years when is happening in some regions a country anyways that people are going direct they're going back. to the future if you will they are going to the farm they're joining c s a's that dairy farmers who have had a horrible time the last 3 or 4 years the good this smart ones are brought there by a little processing units and there because the milk you've seen pictures of the milk the video of the milk being poured out down the drain because the government and the dean foods and dairy farmers america all a big. big agents of destruction in the dairy business have had their wish come true they buy lots of cheap milk produced by town isn't 510000. far cow farms but now that production has spoiled the ability of the small family farmer to add to what they call a pool so anyway to make a long story short the smar

holland thank you for having me on your program and to all of many many viewers. one of the most important mentors in my career thank you for everything you've meant to me how and. you bet pelle and we radio talkers are all in the debt of larry king who taught us an important lesson that great talkers are good listeners and you're talking to people every morning and throughout the day in your travels give me some adjectives that describe a life there in atlantic city of the people you talk to and especially because recently governor murphy extended the declaration health. resolution his executive order for another 30 day period so people who thought they were going to get out of being all penned up now know that it most likely will be going on for quite a while although governor murphy did prove we opened our eyes and golf courses during his last executive order so i've been trying to just keep people's spirits up and tell them that the executive order is extended for a lot of reasons and that does not mean that other things won't come back to normal so disgusted

and holland we know the high price of loyalty can end in some pretty big games for people who are you know aligning with president trump and doing what he wants what do you believe is the motivation behind this specific appointment many are saying appointing a republican crony could have to do with the president's recent paranoia over vote by mail. yeah well expect the new postmaster to be a union buster and look at the flip side of your question the grudge match against jeff bezos who unlike trump is an actual billionaire and owns the dreaded washington post and the hobby horse trump has been on all along is that it's a rip off that the amazon deliveries are accomplished by the post office the amazon business was a godsend at the time when email and p.d.f. and all the other ways we get in touch aleck tronic lee really drove down the 1st class postage business it's part of a 25000000 packages that the postal service will deliver this week and any number of analyses have shown that it's not a rip off against the government that this is a nice chunk of change for the post office now you

tonight, melinda mann is one of hundreds of crew members including nine americans stuck on board a hollandmerica cruise ship not allowed back into the u.s >>> what have you been doing for the last few weeks the last few months >> i've been doing a whole lot of nothing, honestly, i spend a lot of time in my room, waiting for my government to let me in, and i'm a u.s. citizen. >> so frustrated she took the video to try to convince security to let her off >> they ar -- not letting me off the ship to be arrested this is the view from the room she shares with her fiance. >> we are in texas i can see texas. right on the other side of me i just can't get off >> after cruise ships were hit with covid cases. the cdc ordered companies to come up with plans to safely disembark personnel. negotiations are ongoing. tonight, the cdc tells nbc news, holland america has complained to them about some of the agencies conditions, including arranging private transportation because it's too expensive tonight, royal caribbean and holland america and parent company carnival are trying to work with the cdc to get

but the name of our bil bill, senator crispin holland, holland, is twofold the companies accountable act. as a just explained as if in legislative session a unanimous consent for the committee on baking one - - banking and housing and urban affairs be discharged and the senate proceed to immediate consideration. >> the clerk will report. >> a bill to amend sarbanes-oxley of 2002 for self-worth and other purposes. >> is there an objection? the committee is discharged in the senate will proceed to the measure. >> i ask unanimous consent the substitute amendment iso, agreed to an amendment to be read a third time and passed in the motion to reconsider be made and maybe the table. >> objection? >> without objection. >> i suggest the absence of a quorum. >> the clerk will call the role. [roll call] >> i request a quorum call be officiated. e in the chair. i didn't plan to make a floor speech but i wanted to commend you both on your legislation and on an important point that i think you enumerated both for this body and for the americans watching. so first of all, good piece of legislation

the match kicked into top gear in the very 1st minute a mix up in the by and defense handed holland a chance to score. the norwegian striker of beat manuel neuer only for jerome boateng to clear off the line. by responded to that wake up call at the other end says can operate when just as close to cash paycheck the man in the right place at the right time. it would take something special to break the deadlock and yes you can make provided exactly that. breathtaking chip from the midfielder outfoxed dortmund keeper roman burkey who got a hand to the shots but couldn't keep it out of. a disappointing end to the half for him and dortmund the proton jakeman sun shone in search of inspiration but it was scotland who went close next with the flash wide replays showed the short deflected off. no penalty was given and don't mince hunt for an equaliser continue not me definitely tested noir but there was a sense it wasn't to be there robert leventhal almost settled the time when he slammed the shots against the post. ryan inches away from securing a massive win the nerves of the club officials

thanks for having me holland. you bet it's good to see you and if there's a slight delay it's because we're operating in remote mode here but 1st things 1st professor i want you to grade both parties the president and the press in those daily white house briefings that are on again off again and generally during this crisis well i think you know i guess it depends on which political party you're coming from the grade that you would give and it's hard for me to be an objective ject of observer of this presidential administration when for years now they have continuously tried to deal a jet in my eyes and marginalize news reporters for doing their constitutionally protected job and so i would say that in any environment when you're up against you know someone who's continuously trying to batter you i give the press corps in a. and i have to say there was a little part of me that chuckled when the white house new press secretary started her her briefings and said to the press corps i won't lie to you which was almost

fish tank up goldman has struck since the last time they were crossed before christmas since selling holland slotted into the lineup the yellow blacks have taken 27 of a possible 30 points on offer but now comes the hard part taking the team that has begun up on them when it matters most. do you don't want to munch after the dortmund team have made 2 really good editions this winter has to have a stone to good reinforcements and players who bring with them a strong mentality. and one of them is in right chance for a minute and the other is willing whole and in attack who is an enormously good enough finishing through sr this is a team that no doubt along with these very best in europe to you now need to know best and gut you know i hope. dortmund into the game 4 points behind by and knowing a loss would hold the county and i. consecutive title to the iraq. history though has not been too kind to dortmund in the past wash things be different this time public europe's it right you can see it in the report there they've not had the best look will say against byron munich they have beaten them b

have to wear masks and keep their distance but what's not unusual is some of each machine earning holland scoring goals and 1900 groped a deadlock in the 26th minute for his 10th eve goal of the season and it was a muted celebration with play as unable to embrace one another have. but there was no stopping to outland just before the break they made it to nil thanks to laugh i am paula. and it all started with this nifty pass from you until. the 1st half was one to forget. and so was the 2nd. one picked up exactly where they left off the top and added a 3rd goal minutes into the 2nd half and if that wasn't enough gayo with the brace to seal a 4 nil victory for the black and yellow was. there now one point behind by and munich moment is 80000 but but we knew that we we had the support at home from the fans so we were not. we were never afraid of anything we knew that we are going to win dogman play is kept with tradition and at the match with a celebration in front of an empty yellow wall. and to tell us how it all went down i'm joined by did davis fall off dorper standing outside the compa

are behind me i'm not afraid of death do you think i'm afraid if you come in this party of china or holland called out what. it was gently she's lost video before he disappeared without trace just like fang been his last footage shows police knocking at his door like an hour. earlier that hour. the world director peter dimbleby criticized china's blocking of investigations into the viruses origin and a free press would have really helped to to find the reason and at the end would have saved lives. in russia where press freedom is strictly curtailed government friendly media outlets have been spreading misinformation about the corona crisis independent journalists are feeling the pressure. elaina mulish internationally renowned investigative journalist received death threats after reporting on the coronavirus in chechnya allegedly from chechen president ramzan kadyrov himself the organization reporters without borders has documented a record number of arbitrary acts of violence against reporters in venezuela davisson rojas was detained by special forces for 12 days for reporting on called 10

i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me above the main stream media empire and from that higher fat age to glimpse the big picture question more. cruise lines have been pretty slow to issue refund with according to many passengers who cancelled their plans as a chronic pandemic north and worldwide well that as some of the major cruise lines continue to operate even though the virus was rapidly and dangerously spreading r.t. correspondent john harvey has more from miami as the coronavirus pandemic worsened worldwide new information shows the major cruise lines continue to operate despite the growing threat of the disease well knowing the luxury liners that continue to fill with passengers are possible incubators for the deadly virus but wall street journal reports that the cruise line industry launched voyages on more than 100 ships on or after march 4th the day of the 1st confirmed cove in 1000 death of a passenger from a cruise stopping in the u.s. a marker of the pandemics long reach and by march 13th the centers for disease control and prevention had linked cruise passengers

denmark, holland and sweden want the loans as well.passing by that one because we have got the bavarian minister saying that this needs to be thought through in a much more detailed way. he is the cdu partner of angela merkel. let us move on, if we may, to the new york times. quite an interesting side bar story here, anna, virus tamed, china needs to create morejobs, anna, virus tamed, china needs to create more jobs, and just anna, virus tamed, china needs to create morejobs, and just the universe of this one, i think the papers pointing out that more than 8 million chinese are graduating this year but like so many of their contemporaries around the year they are facing a very tough job market. yes, absolutely, and that is an absolutely global story, so we are already seeing that as countries start to a verge as part of the health crisis the village starts to get the economic crisis and unemployment is a problem that is going to be seen in every country and of course we're already seeing economists saying that young people are going t

frank holland has more on this kind of sad side to the story. >> certainly a sign of the times. plexiglass production spiked in april. companies continue to battle against covid-19 in the work place. bank of america says it installed 6,800 what it calls wellness barriers and another 16,000 barriers. the need for the barriers made out of plexiglass, 5:0 rilic. the demand coming from construction and auto sek torz leading small business owners who normally supplies clear dividers to automakers now producing a clear partition for a variety of needs >> we have sold about 30% of orders to medical related places doctors or dentist offices the general office environment that seems to be the steady stream of orders coming from the general office environment >> in april, spiking by 25% in europe responding to that high growth most of the production of plexiglass is outside of the u.s. if things continue, analysts say that could increase domestic production back to you. >> interesting stuff there thank you. coming up on deck, we are going to hear from world famous chef and when he thinks

end the war before christmas of 1944 through a parachute drop that comes up one bridge to short in holland move through the gallery, we have some artifacts, very interesting. marie louise, a young french woman in normandy, was a member of the french resistance, and she was spying on the germans, so here we have a german typewriter that she used to write notes to send information to the allies. a german hermes typewriter as well as a crystal radio receiver makes to it which she used to to the bbc,listened the legal radio broadcast, illegal under the nazi regime. we have an interesting piece in here as well. you may notice this pink and red sash.iberation this was given to an american lieutenant in september of 1944. on the back of it is written "viva la grande liberation." it symbolizes the outpouring of joy the french people had as the allies began to move through their country and liberate them from nazi rule, but down here on the end is a special artifact that we have. it is the medal of honor that was awarded to walter uhler's. he passed away a year ago. time, the last, at the medal of

young jewish girl hiding in an attic in holland where she writes in her diary, could it be true that forces have landed and we would be liberated. dwight eisenhower weighs in, the -- supreme commander saying we have landed. winston churchill the prime minster of great britain, although we had a successful landing, in fact, we had a very long way to go. we are better than 700 miles away from berlin itself. as you can see by this map here, we have managed to achieve a hole on the peninsula in france. we are in share borg and along the beaches. we are in a fight trying to face northern france before we can get traction on defeating nazi germany. we are now in the race across france galleries in which we tell the story of the allied advance across northern france up to operation cobra in july of 1945. behind me you can see how these wooded headdrs across fields of fans held up our military advancement. these headros were so thick, that you could have a german soldier on one side of a headro three feet away, the two wouldn't know that they were there. tanks, in fact, could not go through

seenworld the world has such scenes of joy in belgium and holland and now it is the turn of the peoplere printed and distributed. ♪ salutes soldier. this is the comradeship of free people. king christian arrives for the reopening of the danish parliament. with a democratic constitution, all parties are represented under the leadership of the well-loved monarch. all through the occupation, he inspired his people. his faith in allied victory never faltered. his faith is justified today. ♪ announcer: you are watching american history tv, covering history c-span style with event coverage, eyewitness accounts, archival films, lectures in college classrooms and visits to museums and historic places, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> up next, the national world war ii museum hosts an online discussion with historian michael neiberg about the crises world leaders faced at the end of world wars i and ii. in a conversation with the museum's jason dawsey, mr. neiberg talked about the visions and strategies debated by leaders as they tried to decide how to deal with destroyed economies, fa

and 29 minutes in adding holland made it one nil my no 1980 with his 1st stop and go. yeah yeah yeah that's. his goal celebration bouncing and strictly nontoxic. normally stage a 1000 but but we knew that we we had the support at home from the fans this is no way holland is an animal who cares if there are fans or no. one bothered by the silent. but chuckle seemed unhappy. especially when rafael guerrero made it to hell shortly before the break. by. elbow bombs any normal. at least the half time whistle still sounds the same. under still looking like title contenders well shaukat looked appropriately like cats. what everybody misses energy which a stadium has if it's sold out in which case you have to get physical doom and had experienced a ghost game and the loss against police and the champions league in march. they looked a lot better and chalk up 3 no talking nasa. yes i. have . been pretty stupid to. go number 6 of the season for the belgian. altogether it was a fine showing from dormant and that without the likes of arcs a little and mark royce the highest margin

the cdc sells us that holland america is complaining about some of the agencies conditions tonight, theompanies are working with the cdc to try to get crew members home safely and they are working on the requirement for private transportation lester >> sam, thank you. up next, what is all that racket? >> hey >>> before we go, we want you to know we posted a new episode of "nightly news kids edition. we look at our pets and their risk of getting covid-19. >>> what's the racket? it's the sweet sound of thinks. the nightly ritual. >>> game on, laying off screen time for old school fun to pass the time "nightly news kids edition" and nbcnews.com and peacock. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other shutting down beache. but not in northern california. the co >>> right now at 6:00, shuting down beaches but not in northern california. the coastal community breathing a sigh of relief. and these punished getting a run over with crowds. >> the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm janelle wang. updated list on what you can and ca

this world the world has seen such scenes of joy in belgium and holland and now it is the turn of thef music are printed and distributed. ♪ soldier salutes soldier. this is the comradeship of free people. king christian arrives for the reopening of the danish parliament. >> is on c-span3. n-3. a rear ofmorial day our program and marking the 75th anniversary of ve day. he had difficulties with the field marshal, a senior british commander, a very difficult character. were those who had doubts about eisenhower. there were those who had doubts about him when they becomes the commander in the mediterranean. point classmates missed world war i. was a feeling of who was this guy. why was he the one to be the supreme commander. i lived with dwight eisenhower metaphorically for 15 years. he was an extraordinary capable leader. an extremely capable political general. his primary job was to hold together this coalition of more than 50 countries and what franklin roosevelt called the united nations. eisenhower was brilliant at holding together that coalition. against all of the forces that tried

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i'm holland cook in rhode island happy passover happy easter and be safe. time after time called parisian to repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important celery transitions to sustainable prized board sustainability stay in her manner more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is completely harmless. because the models and got it into something companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something else this must be done even as i am a new mother. this is the moon and you missed me didn't anyone and i'm stung seem to be based on just good looks who are going in. peace who mistook their sort of immature bush for sneakers or who he was birthed. migration of. shit out. going to do it. clear definitely walking into a word all in a we no longer know what we're walking into i can't sit on march. what should be nice differentiating it without. any. who shakes but also whole sense of. the corona virus outbreak has changed the world no one can say for sure when it mi

but we always find her approachable lisa gosh a welcome back to the big picture thank you so much holland and wonderful to see you lisa when all this is over and we get to leave home will we customarily shake hands or is that history. well i definitely think that for now i'll say king hans is something that people are guarding as a taboo so we need to absolutely had to adopt what we're calling his new forms of touchless greetings and if we look at what other countries have been doing for ages you know rooted in respect and rituals there are lots of other actual choices that we can do that can hopefully become to feel more natural and organic for us so whether that be you know a simple wave hello or a nod or somebody actually waiting to greet one another the nama state has also become popular and of course just a simple hand over the hearts but i would say no matter what we're eating to use i think when any any kind of gesture is done with a beautiful smile then that's the part that really let someone know you're happy to see them. you know it's interesting even as we're walking around wit

the match kicked into top gear in the very 1st minute a mix up in the by and defense handed early holland a chance to score passing the norwegian striker a big money well neuer only for jerome bowen saying to clear off the line. by i responded to that wake up call at the other end says can operate when just as close to cash piece check the man in the right place at the right time. it would take something special to break the deadlock and yours you like to make provided exactly that. at breathtaking chit from the midfielder outfoxed dortmund keeper roman burkey who got a hand to the shots but couldn't keep it out of. a disappointing end to the half for him and dortmund who brought on jane sun shone in search of inspiration but it was holland who went close next whenever the flashlight replays showed the shot that flicked it off but things that are no penalty was given and dortmund's hunt for an equaliser continue not made to who tested noir but there was a sense it wasn't so big that day robert leavened almost settled the time when he slammed a shot against the post. by an inches away from

fish tank up goldman has struck since the last time that were crushed before christmas since selling holland slotted into the lineup the along blacks have taken 27 of a possible 30 points on offer but now comes the hard part breaking the team that has begun up on them when it matters most. do you don't want to munch of the to dortmund thing have made 2 really good editions this winter has to have a stone to good reinforcements and players who bring with them a strong mentality. and one of them is and right chance for a minute and the other is willing hall and in attack who is enormously good in a finishing school sr this is a team that no doubt belong with these very best in europe to you now to know best and what you know i hope. dortmund into the game 4 points behind by and knowing a loss would force the county and i consecutive title to divide us. davies force reporter davis fun joining us now from outside the door and stadium hi davis we can see it's pretty quiet there behind you it must be a different atmosphere compared to what you normally get around this match. yeah that's precisely

the half for him and dortmund who brought on jade and son joe in search of inspiration but it was holland who went close next with an effort the flush wide replays showed the shot deflected off by the tanks that are no penalty was given and dawkins hunt for an equaliser continues not many decades tested noir but there was a sense it wasn't to be that day robert levy almost settled the time when he slammed a shot against the post. by an inches away from securing a massive win the nerves of the club officials present what jangling. but not for much longer when the referee belief a full time it was clear that both teams knew how decisive this result could be. to be realistic by a 7 points ahead as long as nothing goes wrong they'll bring the title higher all the bringer it was a match that came down to the finest of margins. but the outcome is that 10 days after it restarted the bundesliga title race is all but. alema docky for doping sports is with us lima did this game live up to the hype there's a lot of intensity and you know even photos because there were no fans it was an empty stadium