so, the result was to get over to holland, in 1607 and 1608. >> the separatist would leave england toind freedom of religion in holland. >> to leave their native country, their land and all of the friends and acquaintances, and adventure, almost desperate. >> about 125 separatists from england reached holland, the netherlands. >> being now coming to holland, they saw many good cities. >> they also heard a strange language, they call it strange fashion. it seemed they were coming to a new world. after they lived there for about 11 or 12 years, they began of thinking to move to another place, some of those best countries of america.>> the separatists went to england to get a ship and in september, they started the long voyage. some of them joined them and they were not separatist, but they were called strangers. most of the money was applied by merchants in london, who would have to be repaid. many of the ships crew had already made voyages to america, this time they were headed to virginia, where the separatists had a mission to settle. the captain of the mayflower, christopher jones w

is educational film dramatizing the pilgrims journey from england to holland and their voyage to new england in 1620. takenf the narration is -- athe book of permission plymouth plantation. it was written by william bradford. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the time is september in the year 1620. the good ship mayflower is carrying pilgrims across the sea to america. who were the pilgrims? why did they leave their homes? the answer is in the history of the plymouth plantation, written by william bradford, second governor of the colony. bradford's history against with -- begins with religious problems in england when james the first became king in 1603. as king, james was also supreme head of the church of england, the official church, but some people objected to the expensive robes and rituals of the church of england. they withdrew from it and they were called separatists. the story of their religious persecution in england, how they became pilgrims and how they found religious freedom was recorded by william bradford. >> therefore, the lord's free people joined themselves into a church or state. they wer

to holland, they saw many goodly cities.hey heard a strange language, beheld the different manners and customs of the people, with their strange fashions, so it seemed they were coming to a new world. after they had lived there about some 11 or 12 years, they began to foresee the future and think of removal to some other place, a place they had thoughts on, some of those vast countries of america. narrator: the separatists went to england to get a ship and on september 6, 1620 they started the long sea voyage. their ship, the mayflower, carried 102 passengers, the separatists from holland and also some who joined them in england and were not separatists, but were called strangers. most of the money for the voyage and the colony was supplied by a company of merchants in london who would have to be repaid. many of the ship's crew had already made voyages to america on other ships. this time they were headed for virginia, where the separatists had obtained permission to settle. the captain of the mayflower, christopher jones, w

plymouth colony, the first year is a 1980 educational film dramatizing the pilgrimage from england to holland. it ends with a depiction of the first thanksgiving in massachusetts. much of the narration is taken from the book "of plymouth plantation" written by pilgrim william bradford. ♪ ♪ >>> the time is september in the year 1620. the good ship mayflower is carrying pilgrims across the sea to america. but who were the pilgrims? why did they leave their homes? the answers are on the plantation written by william bradford. a new ruler, james i game kibecg in 1603. as king, james was also the supreme head of the church of england. the official church, but some people objected to the expensive ro robes and rituals of the church of england. they withdrew from it and were called separatists. the story of their religious persecution, how they became pilgrims, and how they found religious freedom was all recorded by william bradford. >> the free people join themselves into a church state. ♪ there were various towns and villages, nottinghamshire, england. after they continued together for a year and

holland is definitely missing or doc says until early january. with his primary goal threat rolling holland absent for the rest of 2025 or needs a replacement on the scoring front. we have multiple options none of them have the same impact as early holland of course but they're different. we'll take a look in will find a good solution. he's already tested market price but what about you safin the coco . in frankfurt 5 opted instead for you leon punt placing him in the unfamiliar position of center forward. strange since it's clear feels most comfortable in midfield. falling too far back he was no. or to be phoned to make that final tap in a hall and normally would favor a solution didn't seem to be working. which was just one reason why it wasn't 5 or his men but instead the homesite he took the lead by saying. that she come out of court all of fibrous back 3 off guard to score his 2nd of the season. while the eagles fended off dortmund 5 his men once again failed to find the net in the 1st half. only managed to do so 3 times so far this entire c

. >> the first year showing the journey from end longstanding to holland. it ends with a defix of the first thanksgiving. many of it is taken from the book of plymouth plan station. >> the time is september in 1620. they are carrying across the sea to america. who were the pilgrims. the answers are on the plantation written by william bradford. a new ruler, james the 1st, became king in 1603. but some people objected to the expensive robes and rituals of the church of england. they withdrew and were called sprattists. the story of their religious persecution, how they became pilgrims, and how they found religious freedom was all recorded. >> they join themselves into a church state. they were various towns and villages. after they continued together for about a year they saw they could no longer continue. so they resolved to go to holland that was in 1607 and 1608. >> the sprattists would leave england to find freedom in holland. >> to leave their native country, all of their friends and familiar acquaintances were as much. >> about 125 separatists reached

holland is definitely missing on our doc says until early january. with his primary goal threat darling holland absent for the rest of 2025 or needs a replacement on the scoring front. we have multiple options none of them have the same impact as early holland of course but they're different. we'll take a look in will find a good solution. he's already tested mark of course but what about you safin the coco. and frankfurt 5 did instead for you lee and punt placing him in the unfamiliar position of center forward. strange since it's clear front feels most comfortable in midfield. following too far back he was nowhere to be phoned to make that final top end as holland's normally would fall for a solution didn't seem to be working. which was just one reason why it wasn't fabregas men but instead the homesite particularly saying. that she come out a cold all of fabrice's back 3 off guard to score his 2nd of the season. while the eagles fended off dortmund fivers men once again failed to find the net in the 1st half. only managed to do so 3 times so far t

well you know you're totally right holland everybody has to adjust and i know i know if i get a friend of mine told me she was very successful executive she told me her father always talked about remember the american indians and that was they didn't keep up technologically and look what happened to their land look what happened and you always have to keep up in your era with technology so this is what's happening people working from home obviously a becoming very profession at zoom actually see as both are projected to keep at least 20 percent of their workforce why it's more effective and a recent study came out from mckinsey saying that 48 percent of the workforce has said they'd like to work at home in the future versus the percent previously so and in addition to that what's going to happen is all the performance goals from the companies that i work with i'm talking to a job professionals about reevaluating their own performance scott you have to have different ball and setting goals for those employees that are working from home you can't just do it the same old way with regard t

holland is definitely missing or doc says until early january. with his primary goal threat rolling holland absent for the rest of 2025 or needs replacement on the scoring front. we have multiple options and none of them have the same impact as early holland of course but they're different. well take a look in will find a good solution. he's already tested markel fois but what about use of from the cocoa. shank foot fiver opted instead for uli implants placing him in the unfamiliar position of center forward. strange since its clear front feels most comfortable in midfield. falling too far back he was nowhere to be phoned to make that final top end as holland's normally would fall for a solution didn't seem to be working. which was just one reason why it wasn't fivers men but instead the home site particularly by saying. that she come out a cult all of fabrice's back 3 off guard to score his 2nd of the season. while the eagles fended off dortmund 5 his men once again failed to find the net in the 1st half. with only managed to do so 3 times so fa

president elect joe biden nominates deb holland to be the country's 1st native american cabinet secretary. 5 years after hands raised unanimously for peace talks in syria we look at the stalled diplomacy that's followed. hello we begin with breaking news from northern nigeria that's where more than 300 kidnapped school boys have arrived in katsina city where they'll be reunited with their families they'll 1st be checked over by doctors the boys were taken a week ago by gunmen thought to be linked to boca who raided a school. live on the ground for us from katsina where the boys have just arrived about a half hour or so ago ahmed what are you hearing about their conditions their state of mind and what happens next. shocking diary these warriors all of them walked barefoot some of them limping you can see they are virtually exhausted traumatise following the events of the past 7 days i've lost some of them can now breathe. easily. but freedom right now will be meeting the governor of the state i mean a bill of my salary has been coordinating efforts all these days along with 6. the agent sa

co,ael holland of holland & he joins us. the retreat from norway after world war ii, they put it up every year, holland is not in london with pharaoh, he is here in the u.s. how do corporations adapt to the reality of no travel, no globalization and the constraints of this pandemic? michael: very well is the quick answer. myriad of zoom meetings i have attended over the past 10 months, the word "seamless" has come up with "frequency." people are adapting well -- companies are adapting well. ,f you look at the c-suite there are a lot of smiles there with respect to that question. jonathan: forgive me for cherry picking aided the point that there was a huge smile and scratching the head over doordash and airbnb. you have seen it all. your take on the ipo's this week? michael: human nature repeats itself century after century. we have had what you can call pools.ind we have $80 billion in spats which are slips of paper coming out. people get to promote on the front end as they have done for centuries, make tons of money, dribbl

making our way to the only friendly land we knew, the low country behind the dike, holland.utch were a goodly people and kind to us. yet we were strangers among them. and our life was not easy. for 12 years we did so willingly, but in the end it was the suffering of our dearest children that so moved our hearts. so oppressed were they by the heavy conditions that were laid upon them. and more than this, we had fear they were becoming as strangers unto us, their loving parents. what we might do, we did not know. but do something we must. for how shall we sing the lord's song in a strange land. >> it is quite possible, master brewster, it's quite possible the new world may well be the place for your people. >> and so two of our elders journeyed to london. there to consult with a certain mr. weston. >> you understand, gentlemen, that our gracious kings granted our company a patent to settle the virginia wilderness, but we are merchants. we are to make a profit for our stoke ho stockholders. have your people any resources? >> we're very poor in worldly goods, master weston. >> y

how long holland is definitely missing one doc says until early january. with his primary goal threat erling poland absent for the rest of 2025 or needs a replacement on the scoring front. we have multiple options none of them have the same impact as early holland of course but they're different. we'll take a look in we'll find a good solution. he's already tested market price but what about you safin the coco . shank foot 5 did instead for you leon punt placing him in an unfamiliar position of center forward. strange since it's clear front feels most comfortable in midfield. following too far but he was nowhere to be phoned to make that final top end as holland's normally would favor a solution didn't seem to be working. which was just one reason why it wasn't fivers men but instead the homesite he took the lead by saying. that she come out of court all of fibrous back 3 off guard to score his 2nd of the season. while the eagles fended off dortmund 5 his men once again failed to find the net in the 1st half. only managed to do so 3 times so far this entir

holland, their c.f.o. to ensure that we are prioritizing public safety and the client's success. >> so these are clients that are not electronic monitoring? >> that's correct. >> so this would happen and they would have an electronic monitor on them? >> that's correct. >> and i'm sure mr. holland spoke about it, what the office of the sheriff provides in sentinel. >> can you also tell me, i guess that from the perspective of your staff, from i guess the viewpoint of a promotion of compliance, that you see the electronic monitoring can be beneficial, can you tell me and shed light on that conversation? >> yeah, absolutely. i think again reiterating what chief miller said. based on the antidotes that we can provide and not completely want to build our policy around that, but our staff had shared mixed opinions in terms of where the research has been. it's really split. i wish there was more clear directives. i know being a part of this conversation today we did a lot of research and dug to see if we could fi

unfortunately, this was illegal so they had gone to holland. things did not turn out the way they wanted in holland. they had been there for 10 years. their congregation had grown wonderfully under the guidance of jon robinson, their pastor. the pilgrims were forced to work low and backbreaking jobs because they were foreigners and their health suffered. they would work literally dawn to dusk six days a week often with their children by their side. there was a treaty with spain that was about to go up and there was a fear war may come to holland. their biggest concern was that their children were becoming dutch despite the fact they left england. these people were fiercely proud of their english ancestry and they wanted to reconnect but couldn't go home. what to do? go to the new world. transplant the congregation. wholesale to america. they could reconnect with their english ancestry but be free of the reach of king james and his bishops. sounds like a great concept. unfortunately like many great concepts it proved very difficult to implement.

holland someone who is you know you really just want to get to see how good he is in close. in. pre-season preparations are one thing but how will this teenage newcomer fare when the serious action got under way. all flick from us out to playing abilities dave you. might ask the goalie. the answer wasn't long in coming on from the start it deuced borgen the 1st round of the german cup jude bellingen promptly became dortmund's youngest ever score in a competitive match. welcome to somebody seeking dogs you know park with a sense of normality returning 10000 people inside the stadium tonight to see the bundesliga back with a bang. in the league telling them also featured from the off on the opening 3 man . sam been training very well and we've seen enough in the warm up games to be satisfied that he's ready. dortmund's 1st league olympic campaign a 17 year old coproduction provider telling him and score gio raina another one just leader for a new arrival from the english midlands subsequently name september's rookie of the month and took to instagram to proffer his thanks to the v

recovery has been rapid in holland things to the marshall plan.we came to the harbor i was astonished to see the number of shipyards hard at work. is 90% prewar.ty ♪ of reconstruction and building as been done to shortage.e housing i was encouraged to learn that in many places the old primitive homes had been replaced by modern houses. naturally the trip was not all economic. sometimes we were just plain torahs. plained to take -- tourists. i wanted to take my grandchildren -- some 30 or 40 of these kind --.le turned out to be i have always loved paris because it makes everyone thinking at the european scale, not always on a global one. it felt strange to be doing , whening so peaceful france was in a government crisis caused by the fact that salaries have not kept pace with the cost of living, 20 times higher than it was before the war. this creates real hardship. when i went to talk with the president of france i discovered the reason. me france is not concentrated on helping people in their immediate needs but on long-range monetization of thei

how long say defense holland is definitely missing or doc says until early january. with his primary goal threat erling holland absent for the rest of 2025 or needs a replacement on the scoring front. we have multiple options none of them have the same impact as early holland of course but they're different. well take a look in will find a good solution. he's already tested market price but what about use a from a cocoa. shank foot 5 didn't stand for you lee and plant placing him in the unfamiliar position of center forward. strange since it's clear blunt feels most comfortable in midfield. following too far back he was nowhere to be phoned to make that final top end as holland's normally would fall for a solution didn't seem to be working. which was just one reason why it wasn't 5 men but instead the homesite he took the lead by saying. that she come out of court all of fibrous back 3 off guard to score his 2nd of the season. while the eagles fended off dortmund fivers men once again failed to find the net in the 1st half. with only managed to do so 3 times so far t

recovery has been rapid in holland thanks to the marshall plan.we came to the harbor i was astonished to see the number of shipyards hard at work. shipping activity is 90% prewar. -- 90% of prewar. ♪ a great deal of reconstruction and building has been done to improve the acute housing shortage. i was encouraged to learn that in many places the old primitive homes had been replaced by modern houses. naturally the trip was not all economic. sometimes we were just plain tourists. i wanted to take my grandchildren to see the house where their ancestors moved from to come and settle in america. some 30 or 40 of these kind people turned out to be very resourceful. i have always loved paris, the city which i believe makes everyone think on a european scale, not always on a global one. it felt strange to be doing something so peaceful, seeing beautiful fountain displays, when france was in a government crisis caused by the fact that salaries have not kept pace with the cost of living, which is 20 times higher than it was before the war. this creates real

our people level holland forever. and they embarked for south hampt hampton, england. am the booster. captain miles. master bradford. i'm at your service gentlemen. carpenters, going to a desolate wilderness. to a land of wild beasts and savagie savages. >> we know only where the lord is leading us. starvation and fighting. can any of you fire a musket? >> captain, you are a soldier. we, as you say, are tinkers, weavers, and preachers. you have been come painons to wilderness and danger. we have not. we need your help. i love your faith. >> we could make up a sufficient number, yes, but why strangers? your group has the virginia company. >> we have. >> and do they command. >> these strangers, as you call them, stirring up trouble in this regard? >> i'll go with you if you'll still have me. august 5th, departing, people we'll, an odd looking vessel at best. august the 17th, set tasail a second time. the sped well is unsea well, back to plymouth. september the 6th, ad 1620. the mayflower sales alone. ♪ >> they had nop friends to welcome them. no ends to entertain or refr

congressman holland this is substantiative diversity ballot as you mentioned she was one of 2 native american congresswoman who were elected in 2018 the 1st native american congresswoman to go to go to the house of representatives. if he is confirmed she will be the 1st native american cabinet secretary and not just any cabinet department the department of the interior the battles between indigenous indigenous tribes here and the development here isn't just about oil and gas all of that's and natural resources has been quite clear and recent years it's the public of interior which has within it the bureau of indian affairs which has been responsible for the destruction of native america over the last couple of 100 couple of 100 years now the idea of a native american woman in charge of that the public at least nominally is symbolically is astonishing and the fact that she would be in charge of a big swathe of the north american continent in charge of the public lands the natural resources the wildlife the water this is this is enormous that's not to say that joe biden hasn't also nom

is set to have its 1st native american cabinet secretary president elect joe biden has nominated hollande to be interior secretary it would put hollande in charge of a powerful department that's wielded influence over native american affairs for generations shepparton see has more from joe biden's hometown of wilmington delaware. if he is confirmed she will be the 1st native american cabinet secretary and not just any cabinet department the department of the interior the battles between indigenous community indigenous tribes here and the development here isn't just about oil and gas all of that's and natural resources and as has been quite clear in recent years it's the public of interior which has within it the bureau of indian affairs which has been responsible for the destruction of native america over the last couple of 100 couple of 100 years now the idea of a native american woman in charge of that the public at least nominally is symbolically is astonishing and the fact that she would be in charge of a big swathe of the north american continent in charge of the public lands the nat

president elect joe biden nominates hollande to be the country's 1st native american cabinet secretary. 5 years after hands raised unanimously for peace talks in syria we look at the stalled diplomacy and bloodshed that's followed. hello thanks for joining us more than 300 school boys have been released a week after they were kidnapped in northwestern nigeria the governor of a state where it happened says they'll be back with their families after being checked over by doctors the boys were taken when gunmen thought to be linked to boko stormed a school last friday let's get an update from al jazeera. live just outside the government house of state so events moving pretty quickly over the last few hours bring us up to speed with what's been happening. well we hear that the children now in kids in the territory we expect them to arrive here shortly in 5 days to a senior police officer for a state where the. journey origin aged and inform me that they have left since 5 o'clock this morning 5 o'clock local time that's around 4 g.m.t. so we expect them to be at a particular come to give the

announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers --" stacey abrams, from "the stand in," actress hollandan "all new closer look, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers and is "late night." how is everyone doing tonight? that is so good to hear. let's get to the news. after the electoral college confirmed president-elect joe biden's victory, president trump tweeted yesterday, quote, "tremendous evidence pouring in on voter fraud there is never been anything like this in our country." good lord, give it up dude this like seeing a commercial for fidget spinners today. we're done with that president trump reportedly asked aides if she should push for a special council to lead the federal tax fraud investigation into president-elect joe biden's son, hunter. anything to deflect attention away from his own embarrassing hunter vice president pence said yesterday he will receiving the coronavirus vaccine in the next few days so now when he stands six feet away it's just 'cause he's married. after pfizer's coronavirus vaccine was approve

weston's conditions were hard, but at length an agreement was reached and our people left holland forever and embarked for southampton, england. >> here you are. >> thank you, very much. >> brewster? >> i am the reverend brewster. >> captain myles spanish. >> master carver. >> i'm at your service, gentlemen. i am at your service, and i doubt what service i can be of you. tinkers, weavers, preachers, carpenters. for a land of wild beasts and wild are savages, do you know where you are leading yourselves? >> we know only where the lord is leading us, captain. and that is enough. >> can any of your kind fire? >> you have been a companion to wilderness in danger, we have not, we need your help. >> i am not of your faith. >> there will be many strangers with us on this pilgrimage. strangers only 35 of us from london. makeup a sufficient others. your group has the quality to command. these strangers, as you call them, still trouble us to put our trust in god? >> we must put our trust in god. >> master brewster, i will go with you if you will still have me. >> august 10, southampton and and comp

master westerns conditions were hard, but at length an agreement was reached, and our people left holland forever and embarked for southampton england. >> there you are. >> thank you very much. >> i'm the reverend booster. >> captain miles. >> master bradford, master carver. >> i met your service, gentlemen. i doubt would serve as i can be to you. >> we have our doubts of that to. >> as well you may. twinkles, weavers, preachers, carpenters. to our land of wild beasts and wild of savages, you know where you see ourselves. >> we are only aware of where the lord is leading us and that is sufficient. i >> know nothing of that. i know what they know little of danger starvation. can any of you fire a musket? >> can any of you guys fire a soul? >> captain, you are a soldier. we and you say are tankers, weavers and preachers. you have been companion to wilderness and danger. we have not. we need your help. >> i am not of your faith. >> it will be administrated with us on this pilgrimage. there are only 25 of us from london, which make us a sufficient number. >> five strangers. >> [inaudible] you

top drawer talent and there will be on the promising prospect stage at 20 jaden san show and erling holland are superstars already gio raina is fast following in their footsteps he is just 18 jude bellingham is 17 brazilian playmaker raine yeah he is 18 and then there is him. 16 years old a veritable football wunderkind. you will band in their natural element out on the pitch that much is absolutely clear. overall a really good night to score and you know obviously get the win yeah now you have to kick on and you know perform a little better going forward but. i know we need to say a couple watson that. he's been dreaming. and i don't need the same. giovanni range in the american dream is a cliche he's one listed. but let's briefly turn the clock back to the summer of 2918. in the usa fresh in their ranks a 16 year old talent signed from the academy of new york city at sea and already getting his 1st taste of action. the pros. it's perfect you can no wonder of anyone perfect i know kids say this all the time to make good use well it's really what you dream of as a little kid. when dreams co

the hosts had 10 go erling holland on board of course mats. hummels also has 3 goals to his name this season of the against cologne. perhaps it will be a free for all jaden sanchez, who had yet to score this season. and while technically hitting the target off to 3 minutes, his shot glanced off the crossbar was but cologne would no pushovers. and in the 9th minute they made the most of a set pace to take a shock laid by to see us go. yes, gary andre dubus corner flicked on by dortmund loney. marius both scary to attack own at the back post cologne, coach marcus. kids don't looking less than ecstatic knowing the game was far from over. but as the 1st half progressed, his team kept their structure and shot dortmund out. practically their only major chance for the rest of the 1st half was this holland effort after 26 minutes. otherwise, cologne largely contained the young, the wages for all these complaints. and even when dalton resorted to set pieces themselves, it was not today. bob hope those did have the ball in the net. he was offside. don't

drawer talent and there will be on the promising prospect stage at 20 jaden sand show and telling holland are superstars already gio raina is fast following in their footsteps he is just 18 jude bellingham is 17 brazilian playmaker rain yeah he is 18 and then there is him you know so far more called 16 years old a veritable football wunderkind. this youthful band are in their natural element out on the pitch that much is absolutely clear. as a game. overall a really good night to score and you know obviously get the win but now you have to kick on and you know perform a little better going forward but. i know you need to say a couple of what's in that. he's been doing. and so i don't need to say more. giovanni rayner the american dream is a cliché he's won by listing this league a take on it but let's briefly turn the clock back to the summer of 2900 men down to or in the usa fresh in their ranks a 16 year old talent signed from the academy of new york city at sea and already getting his 1st taste of action with the pros. it's perfect you cannot live anywhere perfect i know kids say this

all the same many jews in holland so they are afraid to show their religious affiliation and public the synagogue door which saved their lives has been replaced with a new one that is even stronger. up next as our special do make sure to stay tuned for that i'll be back with more headlines at the top of the hour until then you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website at www dot com. the entire thanks for watching. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. as the rate of infection in developing . the latest research. information and context. i. i i i. i it was. for and. i. i. see. starts to seem to. the stress of the coronavirus pandemic is taking its toll on all of us. there's the ever present fear that you or a loved one could catch the virus. on top of the strain of having to work and learn from home. with normal ways of relaxing and socializing on hold for now scientists are starting to study the emotional impact the pandemic is having on people everywhere from the oldest to the youngest. that is. one. fact finding that. 1 may see even if. the

all the same very few jews in holland dare to show their religious affiliation in public. the synagogue door which saved their lives has been replaced with a new one that is even stronger. in the bonus league votes for head into the winter break and 4th place in the table after a tight victory at home over stuttgart awards accomplish the job you know after coronavirus protocols played havoc with their roster. stuttgart coach pelligrino matzoh ratso had good cause to smile after his side were handed a boost ahead of the game opponents votes for its plans were thrown into disarray as 2 of their players tested positive for corona virus just hours before kick off with 3 others having to quarantine. but it was the hosts who had the best chance early on getting hard twice went close to scoring the opening goal but was denied by gregor coble and the post. got fired back and almost took the lead when c. last one i'm going to go went through on goal. but the wingers slid his shot just wide . nil nil at half time but vosburgh finally broke the deadlock soon after the break with more

all the same very few jews in holland dare to show their religious affiliation in public the synagogue door which saved their lives has been replaced with a new one that is even stronger. one of the biggest traditions here here in germany is the going to christmas park as they normally draw visitors from around the world but this year the pandemic is keeping tourists away and most markets are closed there are some exceptions though one tel on the rhine river has come up with a novel idea to spread some holiday cheer a drive through christmas book. it's a magical winter wonderland filled with bright lights thrilling fairground rides and evocative christmas aromas wine popcorn gingerbread and all there to be enjoyed from the safety of your own car. as if we are doing it's just like a real christmas market with our men stuffy apples free chocolate whatever you want but. it's not just germans and there are millions who flock to christmas markets normally people come from all around the world just not this year thanks to the coronavirus but this leisure park in western germany has come up w

all the same very few jews in holland dare to show their religious affiliation in public. the synagogue door which saved their lives has been replaced with a new one that is even stronger. let's talk more now about the trial and the lessons learned we have missed in there with us a leading politician of the green party here in germany mr think you so much for joining us 1st of all you've been following this trial very closely what do you think of the verdict. well that's the highest potential penalty in our democracy that's possible. therefore i fink it's an important sequel i'm aware does not bring back here on our kevin to their families it's a clear message to the sort of very t. of this country of this court is stronger and the hate of those racists and tiresome it's why do you think this trial is so significant what does it show us. well you know we witnessed in new zealand we witnessed as we studied so many cases before the myth of the lone attacker that got radicalized in internet could there is nothing we could do about it so i don't buy that anymore we're living i

top drawer town and there will be on the promising prospect stage at 20 jaden san show and ellen holland are superstars already gio raina is fast following in their footsteps he is just 18 jude bellingham is 17 brazilian playmaker raine yeah he is 18 and then there is him you know so far more called 16 years old a veritable football wunderkind. this you will bandar in their natural element out on the pitch that much is absolutely clear. overall a really good night to score and you know obviously get the win but now you have to kick on and you know perform a little better going forward but it was great. i only need to say a couple of what's in that. he's been doing. and i don't need to say more. giovanni raina the american dream is a cliché he's one listed in this league a take on it but let's briefly turn the clock back to the summer of 29 teams dortmund on tour in the usa fresh in their ranks a 16 year old talent signed from the academy of new york city f.c. and already getting his 1st taste of action with the pros. it's perfect he could not live anywhere proceed i know kids say they sa

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there were people from holland who would've come over and joined the ship, possibly at southhampton, possibly in london. plymouth would have been their final calling port. many stayed in buildings like ireland house, the accommodation, they were making arrangements for what to do with passengers aboard the speedwell. who were obviously not going to travel on the speedwell and some of them want back home, some went to holland, and someone got on the crowded mayflower. it would have been an unfamiliar and alien place from those people who came from a rural or country background. >> how long would they have been in england before they set sail? >> many years, many years. they had tried to escape england and james first once before but were captured and brought before the came and were chastised. then they managed to get away to london a few years and after that were people like william brewster, and william bradford, and other guys, who are very passionate. there were very staunch practitioners of the puritan faith. so they were allowed back into england, by james the first, who then ga

for the past few 100 years has been central in the destruction of native america as congresswoman holland mentioned that well alluded to that would have the bureau of indian affairs within it and this this is the department that's responsible for for the mass movement the forced eviction be expulsion of native american native american tribes fleeing to terrible conditions frankly on our own reservations now if confirmed and they do have american woman in charge of the interior department has enormous symbolic value you know joe biden keeps talking about how diverse his cabinet is but sometimes there's a debate afterwards they want every nominate someone but is this is like checking boxes all these diverse picks these women and people of color will they just being drawn from the same establishment that upholds racism and sexism is that really that is that necessarily is as important as it as is beyond the symbolism here the identity politics and the the the real meaning is so intertwined here to have a native american woman in the department of interior heading the department of interior n

they would have had people come from holland, join the ship, possibly in london. so plymouth would have been their final calling port, and many of them stayed in some of the buildings. they were making arrangements for what to do with the passengers who were on board the speedwell who obviously weren't going to challenge the speedwell. some of them went back home, some of them went back to holland and the rest got onto the very crowded mayflower. it would have been very unfamiliar and quite an alien place to those people who came from a country background. >> how long had most of them been away from england before they set sail? >> oh, many years. many years. they had tried escaping once before but were captured and brought before the king and were chastised, but then they managed to get away to lieyden where people like william brewster, bradford, guys who were very staunch practitioners of the puritan faith. they were led back into england by james i, who then gave them their bless to ing to get out oe country. he said they could go to the new world, they could

how long said defense holland is definitely missing or doc says until early january. with his primary goal threat rolling holland absent for the rest of 2025 or needs a replacement on the scoring front. on the other. we have multiple options and none of them have the same impact as early holland of course but they're different. well take a look in will find a good solution. he's already tested market price but what about use a for the cocoa. shank foot 5 did instead for yulian plant placing him in the unfamiliar position of center forward. strange since it's clear front feels most comfortable in midfield. falling too far back he was nowhere to be phoned to make that final tap in a hole and slowly would fall for a solution didn't seem to be working. which was just one reason why it wasn't fun for his men but instead the homesite who took the lead by saying. that she come out and called all the farmers back 3 off guard to score his 2nd of the season. while the eagles fended off dortmund 5 his men once again failed to find the net in the 1st half. only managed to do so 3

deb holland serves the 5th congressional district. she is co-chair of the native american caucus and vice chair of the quality caucus, and we may be seeing her in a biden administration soon. i don't want to jinx it, but i hope you come back and talk to me no matter where you sit in government. congresswoman holland, it's great to talk to you again. we've been talking about diversity and inclusion, and i want to make sure we don't have any blind spots as we think about this issue. you talk about diversity broadly, but you also are very worried about the native american community, indigenous community of america really being left out of these conversations. how do you see it? >> absolutely. well, we need more voices. we need diversity across the board, right, and that's why i'm super proud to be one of the first native women in congress alongside my dear friend and colleague, cherise davis. we need people speaking for their own community so we get that perspective at the table. that's absolutely important, yes. >> you've been pushing s

yes, those in holland had been worshipping together for 12 years, but some of those people who joined them, they joined for religious reasons. they wanted the opportunity of america to worship as they wanted and to make a little money. so these are all people trying to figure out, can we get along? and then when there is crisis and some people in the group say we're in new england, not virginia, i'm going to go off, i'm going to do what i want to do. these people who did not have strong experience of government drafted a document that held them together. and what to me is amazing is at the beginning you have a community that could have imploded. but only six months later when the first governor dies, there is safe transition of power. john carver dies probably of heat s heatstroke after working in andh william bradford to become the second governor. and to look at the skillfulness and to look at the practice of conversation and consensus, that was because they were trying to create a community. they wanted rules, and they wanted the rule of law. and so they spent the time determining

they said congresswoman holland would stay in her seat under she's confirmed so they would give her ashe'll be around in the seat for longer than congressman cedric richmond or marcia fudge's is filled. there's nothing to worry about there. it had a -- they had lot of the conversations and the final thing that these folks who talked with pelosi's team said they were making the argument that speaker pelosi could be one of the key decision makers in really helping make history happen with this announcement and they thought she was receptive to that argument. >> all right. alexi mccammond, thank you so much for being with us early this morning. and before we wrap up here, it's the friday before christmas. we have got one week till christmas and donald trump is still turning over tables on his way out of the party. he's about to veto the defense bill that pays our troops and the negotiations for covid relief are going well, until he said he was potentially going to get involved. now we could be facing a brief government shutdown the weekend before christmas. on that happy note, thanks for

necessarilyid not turned out the way they wanted in holland. they have been there for 10 years, their congregation had grown wonderfully under the guidance of john robinson, their pastor. forced tolgrims were work low-end, backbreaking jobs because they were foreigners. they would work literally dawn until dusk six days per week with their children by their side. a treaty with spain was about to go up, and there is fear that war might come to holland. but their biggest concern was that the children were becoming dutch. despite the fact that they had left england, these people were fiercely proud of their english ancestry and they wanted to reconnect with her, but they couldn't go home. what to do. well, go to the new world. transplant the congregation. where they can reconnect with her in which ancestry, but be free of the meddlesome reach of king james and his bishops. sounds like a great concept. unfortunately, like many great concepts, it proved very difficult to implement. the pilgrims were, like many people, they knew each other wonderfull