we spoke with the president of the gilroy festival association, tom kleine. many in the community really hope that this year's festival would be a big part of the healing process. but kleine reaffirming this is just a small hiccup in the process. >> i think that process is looking forward to 2021. using our resources to get to that part and being able to support our 150 charities and have that celebration of garlic again. that's what everyone is really looking forward to. the healing process is part of that. >> cline also added that the community, businesses, and all the charities that participate and benefit from the festival are ready for its return. of course we will have extensive coverage from gilroy over the next few days as the community marks one year since that festival shooting. at 5:00 the mother of kayleigh salazar, the teen shot and killed, speaks to our damian trujillo about the plans to honor her and the difficult year they faced. at 6:00 raj mathai with the emotional sitdown interview with gilroy's mayor and the very site of last year's violen

jake klein joins us.broad dollar weakness, is there any expectation you see a stop in this rally? jake: i cannot see why it will stop. it seems like there is evermore need to spend more money buying government -- by governments is given the pandemic. the community does need this. i think investors are going to need more exposure to one currency you cannot print, and that is gold. >> where do you expect prices to go from here? do you think we will hit that record, and when? there is good reason to believe we will go past that record. if you can tell me when this spending will need to stop and the geopolitical tension would seem to be rising will start to recede, that is when i think gold will peak. does not seem anyone is prepared to say when that is going to happen. unfortunately, it is here to stay for a long time. therefore i think gold has a long way to go. prices will be strong. >> have you ever seen a more positive environment for gold and now in your entire career? i am a paranoid optimist. in 2011

deputy director klein said that they coordinate with the u.s. attorney's office on all these arrests. i urge you to instruct your federal officials to comply with the constitution and ask you to investigate these arrests, many of them are in violation of the 4th amendment. we do not live in a police state. we are better than that. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. >> thank you, mr. chair. since the representative didn't allow you any time to anxious his allegations, would you care to answer? >> yes. obviously, i don't know all the particulars of any individual case out there but based on my general understanding, what had happened was that when they tried to effectuate arrests of the ringleaders or people engaged in violence with lasers and so forth, they were swarmed by people in black and violence and couldn't effectuate the arrest and it was changed and based on specific information as to individuals who were seen doing things, identified, they later tried to pick them up when there was less of a risk of this kind of mob response. t

deputy director klein said that they coordinate with the u.s. attorneys office on all of these arrests. i urge you to instruct your federal officials to comply with the constitution. and i ask you to investigate these arrests and as many of them are in violation of the fourth amendment. we do not live in a police state. we are better than that. i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. >> thank you, mr. chair. since representative lieu didn't allow you any time to answer his allegations, would you care to answer any of his allegations? >> yes. obviously, i don't know all the particulars of any individual case out there, but based on my general understanding what had happened was that when they tried to effectuate arrests of the ringleaders or the people engaged in violence or that they saw with lasers and so forth and they went out, they were immediately swarmed by people in black and there was a lot of violence. they couldn't effectuate the arrest. so the modus operandi was changed and based on specific information as to individuals who were seen

the suspects who are believed to be in klein allegedly stole across a wide range of industries in thed abroad, with assistance from the chinese ministry of state security. >> hackers also targeted the online accounts of nongovernment organizations and individual dissidents, clergy and democratic and human rights activists in the united states, china and hong kong. targeted industries included high-tech manufacturing, medical device, civil and industrial engineering, business, educational and gaming software, solar energy, pharmaceuticals and defense. >> so, according to "the wall street journal," the indictment is the first from the u.s. to link a foreign government to attempted theft in the race for a vaccine. joining me now, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos. good morning, danny. good to see you this morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk about this indictment. it covers a few alleged crimes over a decade or so. is there any indication, danny, as to why the doj waits so long for these charges? why didn't they charge earlier? >> there's no indication that the doj necessarily knew b

actually ezra klein is half right. free-speech definitely is about power.ower for people who don't have any. people like ezra klein want less free-speech for others so they can have more power. when they can tell you what you can say, what they are really telling you is what you're allowed to believe. they are not controlling your mouth. they are controlling your mind. and there is no deeper control than that. any person who tell you that is someone you should be very afraid of. saagar enjeti is the chief washington correspondent for "the hill" and we are happy to have a montagnais. saagar, you came up in journalism. you exist in the journalistic spheres such as that is, i guess now. are you surprised by how little debate remains, legitimate exchanges, civil exchanges of different views. >> no, mcenany , i'm not. as you pointed out, the culture wars, everybody said going on these american campuses was ludicrous for the white turtle right to focus on. many of those people grew up in the graduate and now they work at vox.com. now they work at "the new york ti

a german is anti semitism commission and accept klein speaking with transplants take a look at some other stories making news around the world. has been kidnapped outside her gallery by. identified gunmen in iraq friends of helen mavis say she feared for her safety because of her involvement in a recent protest the iraqi interior ministry says security forces are searching for . emergency services in china say they have managed to rescue most of those that trapped by flooding in the province last weekend more than 3000000 people have been hit by flooding which worsened when the levees to keep flood waters back on sunday . this drama in western ukraine has ended all of the people being held on a bus have been freed and the hostage taker arrested by police 13 people were held for most of the day as the gunman made animal rights to my. ok which of british lawmakers is criticize the government for failing to investigate russian meddling in u.k. politics in its delayed and highly anticipated report the intelligence and security committee was that the u.k. is a top target for russian interferen

klein, reallythan good to see you. how is business? jonathan: really really busy.ans are forced to inside and stream entertainment. so many are getting on zoom with their families. it is not a strange, for bidding thing. they are seeing their favorite shows produced in the same way, whether jimmy fallon or the nfl draft. it is normalizing a different tier of production quality. the audience does not seem to mind. many shows are setting records. companies like mine, we have been in the streaming business 20 years, are seeing a lot of opportunity to help mainstream production entities; studios, production companies, leagues, teams, applied new creative possibilities that streaming affords. there are many. alix: interesting. you are right. it is going that direction. movies go straight to netflix, for example. take. an interesting faangs are all priced as though they will be dominant but they are competing against each other. you won't be able to stream roadrunner cartoons on netflix. they are on amazon. is there too many competitors? jonathan: i think the market will

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let's bring in republican ben klein from house judiciary.is, what was your reaction, sir? thanks for joining us. what did you think about james comey coming out with a book about saving justice? >> liz i was just trying to figure out which secatire or fantasy. for jim comey to be putting out a book is about as believable as, you know, the santa claus and easter bunny. so it is a ridiculous development and the read i'm looking forward to reading is the durham report which should be coming out later this summer. elizabeth: all right's break down why people and critics are saying, you're talking about saving justice and about american values t was james comey who told barack obama in early january 2017, last meeting in the oval office, flynn's phone call with the russian ambassador appeared legit. james comey admits he exploited chaos in the incoming trump administration to send in fbi officials like peter strzok to try to corner michael flynn, potentially in a perjury trap. later on james comey, admits i arranged media leaks in order to get mu

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christian klein, thank you so much for joining. through the rationale of this qualtrics ipo just two years after the record deal. when we are talking about qualtrics, let me outline qualtrics was one of the best acquisitions as if he ever did. they above -- performed above and beyond. three months back when i become sap, ryan smyth and i discussed options about how to move qualtrics to the next level and a partial ipo, and we are both fully convinced it is a win-win for sap and qualtrics. why? first, it will allow qualtrics to focus on the noncustomer s.a.p. base in a high-growth market and second, despite the ipo of cost, sap will remain fully committed to development joint gonue with the to market. sap will be highly committed to qualtrics and will remain a majority shareholder of qualtrics going forward. dora: with that structure, you expect to be able to compete with salesforce still, which was the rationale initially of acquiring qualtrics? christian: absolutely, we kicked off in the last months great use case for customers. w

to health care services at the beginning of the month the brazilian defense ministry organized of klein clinic it's not the constant on ground presence that indigenous rights groups have been calling for but the testing is much needed the same. well this will shake mine do you arrived a little bit afraid they noticed us from afar but then we can trust they came closer it all went wow and it's all been so rewarding. it made it ok there are hundreds of indigenous groups living in brazil and not all of found in the amazon. were ronnie and be a lived on the edge of the country's biggest cities pablo. here too a community is threatened by the coronavirus. its residents have been learning how to cope in theory. but not all of the government's advice applies in practice to those who live communally. there isn't a proper space to recuperate or to isolate we don't have any of that and this is what worries us. the coronavirus is ravaging south america's largest country. and the fear is that it's people like days who will be hurt the most. disease added to poverty and palace notice a further chall

mayor kenneth klein joins me know. and i apologize for the short time. yes i do. >> trace: tell me why. >> this is a great country. newton falls, we are proud of our country and going up here, we think back to the great memories that we have in this great nation that we have. you have stories from senior citizens and those that have served, the greatness of the nation and lead this support because we want to keep this country, the great country that has been. we don't want to -- we have these monuments here and people can come to visit. i think it's a real positive situation. >> what do you say to the critics that makes this a mecca for racist and a haven for racism? >> i disagree. this has nothing to do it do with racism, it's the opposite. i want to bring individuals together and support to where we each -- no matter what our color is, we are americans. this is a great nation and we are all on equal ground. i preached a sermon the other day, talked about sprinkling salt on your food, we sprinkle our faith to enhance the taste and that's what we want to

people like ezra klein want less of free speech for others so they can have more power.n they can tell you what you can say, what they are really telling you is what you're allowed to believe, they aren't controlling your mouth, they are controlling your mind. there is no deeper control than that. any person who's telling you that is someone you should be very afraid of. chief washington correspondent for the hill, we are happy to have him tonight. you came up in journalism, you exist in journalistic spheres such as it is, are you surprised by how little debate remains, legitimate exchanges of different views? >> i'm not because the grounds for this has been late for quite some time. the culture wars, everybody said what was going on in these america campuses was ludicrous for the right to focus on. many of those people grew up and graduated and they work at vox.com, they work at "the new york times," now they work in the most storied and elite institutions in the country. many of them work on the biden campaign as you rightfully point out to. we should have absolutely n

christianthat was klein, the ceo of sap speaking to bloomberg.porter for europe joins us on the phone. was this a surprise move by s.a.p.? they've only just bought qualtrics two years ago? >> absolutely. it has been a two-year process of buying the firm, helping to meet -- compete with salesforce. it comes as a surprise and the decision marks a quick turnaround from the $8 billion purchase it made in 2018 and at the time of the acquisition, it received a lukewarm reception from investors who weren't particularly happy with the price tag but it is also a legacy acquisition of the former ceo. and the last 12 months return on the stock is 24%. returns don't see much potential going forward so what is the likely reaction as more investors get their head around the announcement? sarah: jefferies in a note today called it an unexpected plot twist. certainly something that came as a surprise to the market and analysts because of the company. hasof the complaints sap lobbed assets over the years is maybe not being able to integrate its acquisitions prope

we have the klein family dairy farm. we'll talk about prices.out here with us from the cme. all-time, almost an all-time high. just, is this going to continue or what? >> we'll see. it is a very good recovery. we're near, about a dime away from all-time highs. that is going back 30 years. reporter: this whole way milk is priced, it is class 3 milk futures. nobody understands that. >> right there are four different classes there is a big long math problem that politicians developed a long, long time ago. that is really the problem. sometimes you get very, very high prices and it does not transfer to producers who are doing all the work. reporter: last word to the producers, dave klein, your daughter, your son, are going to follow in your footsteps despite the hard life you have had on the farm dealing with government programs, but the government wants to try to keep milk flowing and price stable. but you got cows to deal with? >> you know. this is what we like to do. we like to work with the cows. we like to make a nutritious product with milk, y

the man was a policeman in pakistan and says the malaysian authorities were asked klein come up often are very angry there and they keep the mobile and they putting on the head like this like this. he says his whole family including his son and daughter but handcuffed and chained together with other children and the elderly under the hot sun they were only relates to hours later after both orestes verified their documents my daughter still is scared she is talking nothing. she said maybe they come again even we have a village documentation they are not respecting us as a woman i learn here we have up for near have a value just like a dog on. malaysia's economy depends on $2200000.00 migrant workers but it's estimated another $4000000.00 i here illegally taking the dirty dangerous jobs few locals months. they often traffic but i did seize exploited and trapped them in a sign. depp's. soon after the penn dimmick was declared malaysia's defense minister ismail somebody called off with the amnesty so they would come forward and be tested for the bar and they did it up for document but the

nicole >> you know the other data that is undeniable is if you made a graph and you tracked his i did klein in approval ratings and added the dates that he was pushipus pushing hydroxychloriquine the day he said where don't we inject bleach. but why if the briefings were the events that he said all of the things that damaged his credibility, that started to force the gop governors into an under ground groups late at night on the phone and avoiding their staff, why is he bringing them back today? >> you're right to point out that they contributed to the decline in disapproval he showed america every afternoon and on live television how hi we was handling the virus those were hallmarks of the briefings. that is one of the reasons there was an intervention to plead with him not to do them any more since then his standing and popularity has been damaged worse because there is a sense around the country that he has given up on the pandemic that he no longer has interest, that he is no longer taking charge and fixing the problem and that bears out in our reporting, that he is frankly board with m

a coach that combines fabrics from high end fashion labels like celine prada calvin klein and ruff stemmons rearranged and reassembled that's designer duran 19th concept. my name is duran i'm told i'm seeing them recreate collections from deathstroke provided by milton drugstores. his apparel destined to be disposed of. i never found it interesting to create clothes from scratch when i was young i was always cutting up old pieces. this is the design that made the designers name in 2018 he created these vagina pans for american soul singers and now monet. duran is especially proud of the coat he created for superstar billy eilish it's made up of 2 quilted jackets by the carhartt fashion label after the singer wore it for a photo shoot its value soared by several 1000 euros. she's an aspiring it's good because she has the full is for a younger audience to really think about conscious design and so it's good to choose promoting recycled materials and upcycling this approach is integral to duran concepts he's exasperated by the fact that the fashion industry is responsible for a good 10 percent

i think america got here because we are the most medicated country in the world klein we are a ton trio if that is a fast food quick fix is now now i now feel that. here's a pill her here's a pill tell disfunction here's a pill all of those things are right there at a doctor's pad but wayne is a good painter minds that were alive. he went to the center as a patient since then he's become the head of the facility in order to save others like himself everyone here has to learn to live without pain killers this private ranches 30 places a year it receives 40 requests a day at 21 years old kyle is in rehab for the 1st time to. sub or other. i'm good cool cool man i feel and. i got. you a stay clean. are you ready all right ran. your mom in here and then we'll good will get everything started. right after you guys. are all. has been to college and he's the father of a little boy but 4 years ago he became addicted to opioids and then heroin. writes opiates heroin and oxycontin anything else and now ok and this is the 1st treatment on right all right are you feeling very emotional. he motioned

when joe klein wrote his book, what a wonderful idea. what a terrific idea. especially not easy to do. someone comes in the room. blah blah blah. how are you doing? it would be difficult my office, it is a barrier to be known for views and asking your book as it was written by someone who did not have reviews. >> i have suffered through this before. what is the most potent review you have ever written? >> in what sense? >> i think that that is easy. about a year ago. the chapel hill press. i have written books. you get one about every three weeks. i would need a couple pages of it. i cannot believe how terrific it was. a father and son. they organ originated the chronicles. somehow dealt with that. in the 40 years that i had been associated. i had been twice asked. i would like to review this book coming back a day or two later and said, okay. we have had the time to review it. so i sat with 2700 word. [laughter] and then three weeks later i was informed that they would run all on the cover. the last cover review at the new york times ran. this is what i am u

that's equivalent to the entire anyone economic output of mexico especially badly hit by the travel to klein jamaica where g.d.p. could fall by 11 percent this year. thailand 2 is expected to see a drop of 9 percent. last year some 40000000 foreign tourists visited the country. so what happens next. thailand looks lovely other never. do gongs are chilling with no people bothering them. the beach is an hour knocking and elsewhere empty and clean that has to do with the absence of foreign tourists. none have come to put the elephant camp since the government barred foreigners from entering the country in march. for the owner such as micio that meant business came to a sudden halt he did receive a one off payment from the government but it didn't go very far. he still has to feed his 4 elephants and they each eat up to 200 kilograms a day. still because of the coronavirus crisis there are no tourists anymore i haven't had any income for months to pay my staff i'm spending my savings it's hard to keep going. there's nothing going on at the tourist shops near the beach and. tourism normally accou

when klein wrote his book, a wonderful terrific idea, it wouldn't be easy to do, especially if you have tics that are not observable. somebody in the room says zero hi, how are you doing? so there's a sense of which i'm told it would be difficult but i think it's true it is the barrier to be known for particular views that are hated by the review and asking the reviewer to rank your book as though it was written by somebody who didn't have previous. >> been through this before, what's the most potent review you've ever written? >> potent in what sense? >> affective. >> about a year ago, the chapel hill press wrote a book about a salient adventure, they did run about every three weeks but i -- i'll read a couple pages of it. i was absolutely bored, it was horrific. as a father and son who took a sailboat around cape horn and automated the chronicles, they were telling about the trip. it is exclusively exquisitely written. so i sent an e-mail to the lady of the new york times. ... and then three weeks later informed they would run all 2700 on the cover. the last cover "the new york times"

evening it's klein is a good distance obs finished with. the past amounts of one to may be too optimistic after the meeting the weekly strollers continue and no one's willing to talk. this was one of the last evening's demonstrations were permitted before the cave in 1000 looked down with of all of them. not many counter-protest as a present maybe people saw the issue had been resolved. as if it doesn't match the sewage that time i find it distressing that his daily owns are still a presence in the district. if you know guns and it makes me happy that so many people are willing to take a stand to meet and talk about the problems before the moon or wants to read but i also see that it's difficult to deescalate the situation does it what's on edge that tights with the if i have the impression that the battle lines have been drawn problems if one can often see how to go or didn't and i don't see any practical way of deescalating heinberg be deployed it's difficult at the moment and it's really a big issue so it's right. that then the lockdown

shows american hospitals are actually laying off staff during the pandemic as elective procedures to klein the nurse unemployment rate is rising. before the pandemic it was 0.9 percent. but april which is the most recent data we have it had gone up to 4.3 percent so i'm not really sure where these new nurses if you were to report numerous is are going to be working jason insists the recruitment of foreign nurses is really driven by hospitals wanting to keep salary smaller when someone claims it bursts shortage or a farm worker shortage what they're saying is i don't want the wage to rise i want to stay right here at this level and therefore i can't find it but if we were to stop importing theirs or doctors would naturally happen in the marketplace that you would have more native born people going into those professions in the midst of the pandemic jason zaandam and tis getting short shrift despite the anti immigrant mood in america some politicians are arguing for more foreign nurses thousands of immigrant health workers are suffering because of a serious problem in our immigration system

klein, thank you very much. phil: that is germany's anti-semitism commissioner.e want to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. . a art curator has been kidnapped outside her gallery in iraq. her friends say she feared for her safety because of her involvement in a recent protest. the iraqi interior ministry said security forces are searching for. emergency services in china say they have managedd to rescueue t of those trapped by flooding last weekend. more than 3 million people have hit by flooding, which were sent when levees dumped floodwaters failed on sunday. a hostage drama in western ukraine has ended. all of the people held on a bus have been freed. the hostage taker was arrested by police. 13 people were held for most of the day. a gunmen in my -- [indiscernible] i committee of british lawmakers has criticized the government for failing to investigate russian meddling in u.k. politics. in the report, the intelligence and security committee warns u.k. is a top target for russian interference. it says officials turned a bli

more than calvin klein. we are getting on on our agenda for the country, getting this country through this pandemic and taking it forward. >> i say to the prime minister we are going to -- the audience isn't that way, it is this way. >> my constituency is home to many farms, can my right honorable friend confirm the new trade deals our government is working on will safeguard our standard and provide fantastic new opportunities for my part of buckingham sure. >> it will not only protect safeguards to welcome new opportunities across the uk. >> tomorrow the tory government will publish legislation for its biggest paragraph since the scottish people voted overwhelmingly for the scottish parliament in 1997 was westminster's plan for an unaccountable body to rule on decisions made by the scottish parliament will not be accepted. the decisions of the scottish parliament must and will be decided by the scottish people. we reject any attempts of lower standards from one part of the united kingdom imposed on scotland

more than calvin klein. we are getting on on our agenda for the country, getting this country through this pandemic and taking it forward. >> i say to the prime minister we are going to -- the audience isn't that way, it is this way. >> my constituency is home to many farms, can my right honorable friend confirm the new trade deals our government is working on will safeguard our standard and provide fantastic new opportunities for my part of buckingham sure. >> it will not only protect safeguards to welcome new opportunities across the uk. >> tomorrow the tory government will publish legislation for its biggest paragraph since the scottish people voted overwhelmingly for the scottish parliament in 1997 was westminster's plan for an unaccountable body to rule on decisions made by the scottish parliament will not be accepted. the decisions of the scottish parliament must and will be decided by the scottish people. we reject any attempts of lower standards from one part of the united kingdom imposed on scotland

dire brooks at four and the economy that g. the klein arab thirty twenty nine per in on. decline the way. economy so he's trying to defy from those. two very bad numbers. continuing news of from the united states the economy which donald trump works so hard to build up. full bynum press and annual of. three per. from april to june this is the country's biggest decline since the us started keeping records. in nineteen forty seven the united states has reported a loss of nearly fifty million jobs. since february and further estimate that half of all adult households across the nation have seen it cuts in income. economists believe that it will take ages to get back to normal. okay nineteen has also had a big impact on europe's economy whicich as shrinking t to a one month low the pan european. stoxx six hundred index closed two point 2% lower raising all its gains for the month while germany's dax slumps at three point 5% leading those regional losses. grow sensitive sectotors like banks insurers automakers and energy firms bore the brunt of the selloff in europe formed bet

briefs than calvin klein. we are getting on with delivering the agenda and getting this country through the pandemic. say to the prime minister as well that we will work through it. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituency is home to many farms producing it is food. -- producing british food. and we provide fantastic new opportunities for the hard-working farmers. p.m. johnson: i can give an assurance. they will safeguard animal welfare and duties across the u.k. >> thank you, mr. speaker. tomorrow, the tory government will release legislation for the biggest program since the scottish people wanted all the oil for the scottish parliament in 1987. force aner's plan to unelected unaccountable body with a decision made by the scottish parliament will not be accepted. the scottish of parliament must and will be decided by the scottish people. we also reject attempts from one part of the united kingdom being forced on scotland. the agriculture in this state -- will the prime minister confirmed that his tory gove

brief he's going to take today because at the moment, mr speaker, he's got more briefs than calvin kleinng on with delivering on our agenda for the country, getting this country through this pandemic, and taking it forward! it was the acting lib dem leader whose question prompted the more substantial response. under this prime minister, we suffered one of the worst death rates in the world, and europe's worst death rate for health and care workers. previously, he's refused my demand for immediate inquiry — immediate independent inquiry — saying it's too soon. even though back in 2003, he voted for an independent inquiry into the iraq warjust months after that conflict had started. if he still rejects an immediate inquiry, will he instead commit in principle to a future public inquiry? yes or no? prime minister! mr speaker, as i have told the house several times, i do not believe that now, in the middle of combating — still as we are — a pandemic is the right moment to devote huge amounts of official time to an inquiry but, of course — of course, mr speaker, we will seek to learn the less

instruction next year potentially affecting some $400000.00 foreign students one of them is maximillian klein he and fellow harvard classmates are asking the german government intervene they fear far reaching financial and academic such backs they say the proposed rules violate the spirit of international exchange programs. many students have made an enormous effort and are risking a lot so they can study at these universities. some of them have turned their backs on their lives in germany some have brought family with them and i'm going to be. sending us back for no reason is unfair and arbitrary. with. according to media sources the german government wants to help the students and urge u.s. officials to reconsider the visa policy decision and. top u.s. president trump is pursuing corona policies in an almost childish manner. but he wants his wishes to be a reality but he's ignoring the facts. and he's taking it out on the students. u.s. universities fear losing billions in revenue from foreign students now u.s. states are also joining the legal fight against the new rules. it's to belarus n

thing to be in a cast with kevin costner you know jeff gold bloom and on and on just starts karen klein and every night after we shot. larry would have like food or popcorn drinks and we would watch the dailies so it kind of took the edge off the reference of you know. we could all kind of be in the room together and support each other and our own that grotto in new mexico where they built that whole city of sober auto and guess what littleton my pantaloons what they were a little peddling you know had all these costumes western costume we did it right you know they built around all they you know rented some things and i was putting on my pantaloons and guess who's name was in it. video and leave. own livy yeah. wow wow wow that is. grand stuff and you know western costume would keep things and it didn't miss it everything i had not to steal them i want to frame them you know i never knew somebody else's drawers could be that important but. you know what's amazing lynn is that i saw a story last week a picture of a livia de havilland riding a bike in paris she's 104 years old and can yo

well to discuss germany's popularity and america's lack thereof i'm joined tonight by thomas klein abroad coffee is vice president of the german marshall fund of the united states thomas is here in berlin tonight thomas it's good to see you welcome to the day let's start with trump's america it has not done well in this gallup poll since trump became u.s. president however the image of the u.s. was slightly worse in this poll when george w. bush was president so would the picture look better with joe biden in the white house. these numbers always track the popularity of the president abroad it's whatever us president to do this therefore there was an uptick was with obama markable war could uptick and and it plummeted under donald trump so the expectation would be that there would be a relief factor. if joe biden were to become president. we know that europe and much of the world are looking at the united states and are shocked by the coronavirus crisis in america what role does this public health disaster play in america's image decline. yes i think it does play a role in 2 ways one if y