stephen miller is known to everyone. he is not a kind after retreating personality inside the trump administration. he is notorious for all sort odd things. involved in the most controversial policies don't by the current administration. he's kind of enthusiastically and pridefully seen phobic, immigration hawk. people have seen him on tv and used to seem his raise his voice and being pugnacious. me question is what do you think the general public at this point and the media and its coverage of him -- what have we all misunderstood? what aspects of his personality or his thinking are the least well understood, given his outside public per sewn -- persona. >> i would start with the fact that he has a lot of -- had a lot of friends who perceived him to be a really funny. they -- he has this layered personality that is not really i captured in a lot of account about stephen mill and are he is depicted as the architect of trump's antiimmigration policy which he very much is, but in the book i thought it was important to also

>> miller: yes.ot of red cups, like a typical fraternity scene. >> whitaker: do you remember having fun at the party? what were you doing? >> miller: i was dancing on top of a chair. and my sister was sort of coaxing me down, to stop embarrassing her. >> whitaker: chanel has never denied she drank a combination of whiskey, vodka and champagne. you drunout? four hours later in a hospital surrounded by nurses and a police deputy. she had abrasions all over her body. her hair was tangled with pine needles. >> miller: i had no idea how to put those pieces together. >> whitaker: how did they tell you what they thought had happened? >> miller: all they said was that i had been found, and that somebody had been arrested. and that he had been chased down because he had been acting hinky. "hinky" was the word the detective used. >> whitaker: did they tell you where you were found? >> miller: behind a dumpster. >> whitaker: what they didn't tell her was that her underwear and cell phone were found on the groun

this speaks to stephen miller's influence because stephen miller's mentor from the time he was a childding him talking points for donald trump throughout his life according to private correspondence i obtain for the book, david horwitz is the person who started this idea partyty in the republican where in 2006 he published a watchlist of liberal professors who allegedly posed some kind of apocalyptic threat toto society. , he shaped stephen miller's career. he is a man who b believes the only real racism is racism against white men. he teaches young conservatives like stephen miller at a very young age how to use the language of the civil rights movement against the civil rights movement. so calling people of color and liberals the real racists were real oppressors and painting white conservative men as the oppressed and already come asas victims s of d discrimination, s yoyou sit with h people like che kirk and throughout the rnc, this idea that republicans and white men are being canceled, that there is this horrible canceled culture t that is tryig to eliminate freedom o of speech a

miller said that's when he realized he loved her jeffrey miller: "i told her when she was in the hospitalr her." miller says it was the thought of losing her that was too much to bear.as the world seemed uncertain, one thing became more and more clear to him.alexis was the love of his life. and he better put a ring on it. jeffrey miller: "i love her."gloria alexis: "he can't live without me."their message to others looking for love during the pandemic. jeffrey miller: "you are never too old to find love . im 76, she's 71, never give up. keep the faith. you will always find love out there." --tag--the couple say they have two big things in common--they love their families and watching t-v together.they plan to get married in september and their family and friends are all invited.and friends their family september and get married in they plan to together.they plan to get married in september and and friends are all invited. that was monica morales reporting.. today marks a very special and important anniversary in the u-s -- 100 years since women got the right to vote. the constitution's 19

and this is because stephen miller gets donald trump.ally, psychologically and spiritually. this is partly rooted in his childhood, which i delve into in the book. his father was a real estate investor tangled up in legal disputes and bankruptcy, much like trump. he's described as very trump like. he grew up in a similar family to trump, has similar values. he used to go to las vegas dressed up as the robert de niro mobster character in the movie "casi "casino." he shares the same perception of what it means to be a man that donald trump. miller pushes donald trump in the most aggressive direction and trump has come to appreciate this because it speaks to his base and, you know, whenever he follows a more moderate adviser's advice, he gets ridiculed as weak. so he's leaning more and more on stephen miller during this time of crisis because he believes it going to win him reelection. >> the book is "hate monger, stephen miller, donald trump and the white nationalist agenda." thank you. up next, what attacks on the postal service mean for

yeah. >> miller sees the opening and kept at it. finally, he said, hall came clean and confessed that he abducted, sexually violated, and strangled jessie roach to death. >> how much detail did he give you about the killing of jessica roach? >> very good detail. what he actually did and what took place. >> not only that, miller says larry hall confessed to other killings, including a coed from indiana wesslyian university. >> deputy sheriff miller didn't know much about tricia so he called on indiana local police that had been handling that case. but when detectives arrive, hall was suddenly telling a much different story. he denied confessing to any killing, including jessie's and trisha's. he claimed it was all a misunderstanding about disturbing dreams he had. >> he takes us out to a location where, in my dreams, i strangled her here and left her lay here. we searched the woods, searched the area, and never really found anything. >> the indiana cops who were familiar with hall were not at all surprised by his actions. some, like

sarah miller, we will begin with you. tim cook, mark zuckerberg and jeff bezos for the first time on hill for mr. jeff bezos but what did you hear from one of those poor ceos that really caught your ear, either positively or negatively? >> one thing that struck me and was very early, i think it was in one of the first questions was mark zuckerberg essentially admitting that they purchased instagram in order to prevent a competitor from rising up that could threaten their dominance. he admitted that in an e-mail that the committee had and then he also admitted that in the hearing yesterday. jeff bezos made a similar mention when he said he's purchased other corporations to achieve market suspicion. these are mergers that essentially should not have been approved in the first place and that we need to make sure we can protect against in the future. i think congress enforcement will taking a very serious look at it. >> host: congresswoman comstock, your former colleague jim jordan called out the tech companies for having an

sarah miller, i will start with you. tim cook, jeff bezos, mark zuckerberg, what did you hear from one of the four ceos that really caught your ear either positively or negatively? sarah: the one thing that really struck me, and it was early, i think in one of the first sets of questions, is mark zuckerberg essentially admitting that they purchased instagram in order to prevent a competitor from rising up that could threaten their dominance. he admitted that in it email that the subcommittee had in the file, and then he also admitted that in the hearing yesterday. bezos made a similar statement, saying they had purchased corporations to achieve market position. these are mergers that should not have been approved in the first place, and we have to make sure we enforce against it in the future, and then i think congress is taking a very serious look at it. host: congresswoman comstock, your former colleague, jim jordan, called out tech companies for having an amplified conservative bias. -- an anti- conservative bias. do

scanlen plays miller, a terminally ill teenager who falls for an older boy called moses, played by tobylace. moses isn't exactly what miller's parents would consider boyfriend material — he steals, he takes drugs and he's been kicked out of the house by his own mother. but sheltered miller is enchanted by his rebellious spirit. 50 her folks reluctantly let him into their home. based on a stage play by rita kalnejais, babyteeth is a remarkable debut from director shannon murphy, who deftly steers the tone from dark, character—driven farce to tragicomedy without missing a beat. she's also assembled a note—perfect cast. scanlen and wallace have a palpable connection, while essie davis and ben mendelsohn are hilarious and heartbreaking as miller's pill—popping mother and her psychiatrist father. this is a film about love, loss, compromise, sacrifice, and accepting the realities of life and death. it's hugely entertaining and it's ultimately deeply moving. i suggest you keep tissues handy. don't forget your mask either — because babyteeth is in cinemas now. the story of the puppet pinocchio

but sheltered miller is enchanted by his rebellious spirit.her folks reluctantly let him into their home. based on a stage play, baby teeth is a remarkable debut from director shannon murphy, who deftly steers the tone from dark, character driven farce to tragicomedy without missing a beat. she's also assembled a note perfect cast. scanlon and wallace have a palpable connection while essie davis and ben mendelson are hilarious and heartbreaking as miller's pill popping mother and her psychiatrist father. this is a film about love, loss, compromise, sacrifice, and accepting the realities of life and death. it is hugely entertaining and it is ultimately deeply moving. i suggest you keep tissues handy. don't forget your mask either. baby teeth is in cinemas now. the story of the puppet pinocchio has inspired many a movie version, including the cutesy 1940 disney classic. a new live—action version from italian director matteo garrone is a very different beast. a relatively faithful adaptation of the 1883 book the adventures of the pinocchio, it st

but sheltered miller is enchanted by his rebellious spirit.nto their home. based on a stage play by rita kalnejais, babyteeth is a remarkable debut from director shannon murphy, who deftly steers the tone from dark, character—driven farce to tragicomedy without missing a beat. she's also assembled a note—perfect cast. scanlen and wallace have a palpable connection, while essie davis and ben mendelsohn are hilarious and heartbreaking as miller's pill—popping mother and her psychiatrist father. this is a film about love, loss, compromise, sacrifice, and accepting the realities of life and death. it's hugely entertaining and it's ultimately deeply moving. i suggest you keep tissues handy. don't forget your mask either — because ba byteeth is in cinemas now.

the other thing is that stephen miller, and this is important, stephen miller always encourages trump'smpulses, which trump appreciates because every time he listens to a more moderate adviser he gets pummelled and ridiculed by his base as weak. he wants to be seen as a killer and stephen miller shares his instincts for violence. he has his fingers on the pulse of his most violent voting base to see these really hostile policies separating childrens from parents, turning away the most vulnerable, most desperate people at the u.s./mexico border. so all these cruel policies, he needs the, you know, hatred in order to rally people around the policies and he's been effective of getting that hatred through systemic demonization of immigrants as well as the people who support them in the democratic party. >> you know what's fascinating is you are so right. all of the aides that have come in and out of the white house, there have been a steady stream, an unprecedented stream, the one person who has held on is stephen miller because stephen miller always plays to the lowest common denominator w

dennis miller plus one about aloha folks.thinking of getting immutably once we got her she was as he didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny little wire be going near the crate with him he was. freaking out in she want to spray him anywhere near. the leading dogs caged in the in human conditions on puppy farm i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. to take care of you. it's 2 kids. across the u.s. cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and stores most of the puppies are coming from this large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sold in stores even joined a group businesses are involved like the mom center there has been a shocking amount of organized opposition to adverts to increase the standards of care for dogs bred in commercial breeding for so many most of that opposition is coming from huge agricultural groups and industries that have noth

what was it that steven miller was aiming for? >> steven miller in a time period of zero tolerance, around 2,800 children were taken away from their parents and sent to the department of health and human services. some of them didn't see their parents for months, maybe five months. many of them it took longer than that because their parents were deported back to their home country without their children. if it was up to steven miller and the plan that he wanted to move forward with, it would have been an additional just in the two months of zero tolerance, 25,000 children taken from their parents. if you extrapolate that through the end of 2018, we're talking about 100,000 parents and children who would have been taken away from each other. one separation is too many. 2,800, 5,400, which is the ultimate number including before and after zero tolerance is far too many but it's almost impossible to picture taking 100,000 children away from their parents would look like. that is what the chief architect of the immigration policy of t

sarah miller, we will begin with you. tim cook, mark zuckerberg and jeff bezos for the first time on the hill for mr. basis. what did you hear from one of those four ceos that really kocher here in a positive or negative way? >> guest: one thing that really struck me and it was very early, again one of the first questions was mark zuckerberg essentially admitting they purchased instagram in order to prevent a competitor from rising up that could threaten their dominance. he admitted that it e-mail that the subcommittee had in files and also admitted that any hearing yesterday. jeff bezos made a similar much waste of a purchase of the corporations to achieve market position. so these are mergers essentially that should not an approved in the first place. we need to make sure we can force against them in the future and i think congress will be taken very serious look at. >> host: congresswoman comstock, your former colleague jim jordan called up the tech companies for having an anti-conservative bias. do you agree with that

return to the national team miller was among 3 senior players dropped last year a scot you have you know tried to freshen up his side but despite insisting the focus was still on use their hearts told you can never say no in football. by and munich forward thomas miller has really turned things around in 2020 from being sidelined by club and country he's been enjoying a new lease of life and buy in a key part of this season's travel when is it x. out from the germany national team could he now be recalled in an interview germany general manager of a beer hall said it was unlikely but not impossible he'd feature again under coach yogi love. you. made a hard decision to call the. world champions league months almost almost. you can never say no. on that moment here we want to give a chance i think we can go to you. 2 must. be half schooled the winning goal the last time germany won the european championship 996 he says the current crop of players are even better something that bodes well for next year's tournament experience wise. 96. start. now we have much more talent that. we still

the football now in germany general manager of a b a half has left the door open for thomas miller to return to the national team miller was among 3 senior players dropped last year as coach tried to freshen up his side but despite insisting the focus will still be on us behalf told they w. that in football you can never say never. by and munich forward thomas miller has really turned things around in 2020 from being sidelined by club and country he's been enjoying a new lease of life and by and a key part of this season's travel winners but exile from the germany national team could he now be recalled in it to interview germany general manager of a beer hall said it was unlikely but not impossible he'd feature again under coach yogi love. as a coach you. made a hard decision to put our. world champions like months almost almost. you can never say no. one in that moment here we want to give young chance i think we can go to you. too must. be half scored the winning goal the last time germany won the european championship in 1996 he says the current crop of players even better somethin

white house policy advisor steven miller notably led the vote in a meeting that included jeff sessions state mike pompeo. miller told those assembled that quote, if we don't enforce this it's the end of our country as we know it. then secretary of homeland security voted against the policy saying the agency didn't have enough resources to separate children and return them to their parents in a timely manner. they deny that this ever took place. nielsen still says there was never a policy to separate children crossing the border. listen to what she said in july. >> so when the families, the truth is there was no policy to separate families. such a policy was requested of me. it was requested of general kelly as well when he was secretary and we both just dismisseds it out of hand. there was no direction to separate families who legally entered the united states. >> nbc news correspondent joining me from los angeles. the author of the new york times best selling book "separated" inside an american tragedy. and the premise of your book disappears if what the administration is saying is tr

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one and this a throw from a i've always admired this man's acting from the travel sana malcolm mcdowell on the show today malcolm known for his roles in obviously clockwork orange star check generations calendula also appeared in t.v. series like entourage heroes the mentalist did a nice turn as rupert murdoch in the fox news has take me to drama bombshell and his newest bill the one we're going to talk about the big ugly came out on july 31st currently available on digital platforms to stream mr mcdowell how are you my friend then it's nice to talk to you again it's been a while listen let me have barry the coo bricky and leave here we'll get to that much later in the interview i can't believe you got a hole in what place lay that out for me how did it feel why fret. oh my god. well if you're a golf course i am of the heights of whatever you know. i as i was actually playing with a gentleman who had all times and he was a friend of mine at the club where i played and you know he i hadn't seen him in a few months and i asked the you know the stocks

malcolm mcdowell the spin dennis miller plus one. you can't be both with the yeah you was. thinking of getting the music on the ones we got in our ships no problem was he didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny low wired which we don't need a crate with him he will just. freaking out and he won't let us bring him anywhere near fells and so greeting dogs that caged in the interview lane conditions on puppy farms i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. to get what you. get through kid. across the u.s. cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and pet stores most of the puppies that are coming from this large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sold in stores even giant a good businesses are involved like cargill and mom center there has been a shocking amount of the organizing opposition to efforts to increase the standards of care for dogs bred in commercial breeding for so many most of that oppos

but sheltered miller is enchanted by his rebellious spirit.ed on a stage play by rita kalnejais, baby teeth is a remarkable debut from director shannon murphy, who deftly steers the tone from dark, character—driven farce to tragicomedy without missing a beat. she's also assembled a note—perfect cast. scanlen and wallace have a palpable connection, while essie davis and ben mendelsohn are hilarious and heartbreaking as miller's pill—popping mother and her psychiatrist father. this is a film about love, loss, compromise, sacrifice, and accepting the realities of life and death. it's hugely entertaining and it's ultimately deeply moving. i suggest you keep tissues handy. don't forget your mask either. babyteeth is in cinemas now. the story of the puppet pinocchio has inspired many a movie version, including the cutesy 1940 disney classic. a new live—action version from italian director matteo garrone is a very different beast. a relatively faithful adaptation of the 1883 book the adventures of the pinocchio by carlo collodi, it stars roberto beni

in february 2800 special counsel robert miller filed his 1st charges against 13 russian citizens and 3 new russian firms for conspiracy against the united states of america the furnace allegedly conducted what they call information warfare against the united states they established social media pages and groups to communicate with unwilling americans. no u.s. citizens were charged in the russian fans yet the suspicion the tramps team may have cooperated with moscow remained. as he was but he was captured in russia the miller investigation was seen as part of a comprehensive attack on trumped by pro-democrat media newspapers on t.v. channels and tribes opponents in congress. should go as. it was all perceived as a wide front aiming to undermine trump's legitimacy and his ability to run the country. meanwhile russia was looking towards its next presidential election. for russia for putin the russian nuclear arsenal is a critical component of what makes russia strong. you know in 2018 in his annual state of the nation address he spent so much time with including with videos showing. the

but men destroyed miller says the fires are mostly tucked into rural wildlands away from communities.we saw the acres on the fire. >>jumped from about a yesterday, it's up to all close to a 140,000 acres, so it's still growing and they're still rapid rate of spread on this fire. so we're we're set to be here for at least a couple of weeks to first responders have been injured but their wounds are not life threatening. >>miller says despite the fires growing through the night firefighters have had better luck knotting the flames down that night with these issues there sun during the day we're also seeing low relative humidity and what that does for the fires, it makes a really conducive to burn cal fire says wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour on the upper ridges are also fueling the fires in alameda county phillipe djegal all kron 4 news our coverage continues at kron 4 dot com there you can find a complete list of evacuation orders. the warnings. >>they also tracked the wildfires on an interactive map and find any alerts about >>and welcome back taking a live look outside and we'd lik

stephen miller got angry and pointed his frustration towards kirstjen nielsen.s your fault that the policy hasn't been carried out. he said the justice department stood ready to prosecute. dhs needed to do the separating so that any immigrants with children would be separated. nielsen said there was not enough resources to do this and it would result in separation and possibly losing children in this chaotic and clogged system. miller said forget that. forget logistics. let's put this to a vote. a sea of hands went up. nielsen's was not among them. she was out voted. within a number of days she signed the memo that resulted in the separation of 2,800 children. to put a fine point on this, it was here that we see miller said that anyone who doesn't enforce this law is unamerican. he was not someone who had been senate confirmed to run the department of homeland security. his power was able to reach and put this policy into place. we're able to see that through the documents and through people who sat in this room. >> jacob, you have been covering this from the be

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>> what's going to happen in november depends on whether stephen miller, the most powerful advisor inis strategies continue to work. that's up for debate, whether that's going to be effective. but what we do know is if they do win re-election in november we're going to see much greater attacks on the immigrant community. this is an advisor who was indoctrinated at a very young age, as i show in my book, in white supremacists ideology. and this is, you know, actually a lot bigger than the immigration issue. steven miller is a public relations dpl s flak who was pu charge of making policies for this country. for my conversations with white house officials for the book, this has left americans more vulnerable to a range of real threats, everything from domestic terrorism to cyber warfare to the pandemic we're seeing today because of steven miller's laser focus on keeping out black and brown families, which we will see in another term. >> fantasy land is a book about how america has been fert royal ground for certain kind of people from p.t. barnum to walt disney, where you can believe in

it's always good to talk to you, jason miller.ard to the coverage and we'll see if you're right about the treatment of the president. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, howie. howie: next on media buzz, equal time with veteran democratic politician, ed rendell, and later, more on the harsh coverage of the president and q'anon. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula only found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the most studied eye vitamin brand. if it were my vision, i'd look into preservision. only preservision areds2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the nei to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. i have amd. it is my vision so my plan includes preservision. it'can it help with snoring?le of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. i've never heard snoring. exactly. no problem. ...and done save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition s

this was the questioning from senator grassley, matt miller?ng one by lindsey graham. i think she did her opening statement and lindsey graham came at it and tried to establish. there was this january 5th meeting. the republicans have argued that it was a meeting to set mike flynn up and she made clear that that wasn't the case. obama did what you expect a normal president, a president who believes in the rule of law to do, which is to say, i don't want to know about any investigation and i don't want to interfere in any investigation. you follow the facts where you're supposed to take them. >> matt miller, let me give you the last word and try to answer this question. why are the republicans in the senate so intent on furthering the fiction around russia's role in 2016? >> you know, there's a great way to answer that by watching what one republican senator did today. sally yates came into the hearing and exploded this myth about what happened in this oval office meeting. an hour after she did that, a republican who sits on that committee, mars

i'm joined now by dr barbara miller she's also cite sociologist and sex educator at the sigmund freud university in vienna she's also the author of a recent study called intimacy and social connection in the time of physical this and saying welcome to our program now based on your expertise what would you say is a bigger challenge for couples too much distance at a time of social distancing or too little space at this time of lockdowns and stay at home orders well obviously both can be a problem people in long distance relationships are often in a very desperate state even though they are quite experienced in men teen intimacy in a distant relationship still that inability to meet their partner's cost of feelings of helplessness and isolation and we really have to take that seriously the other hand as you mentioned 2 little space can also be a problem particularly if people don't have the room or a space on their own to their own in their heart household that is increasing barrier of. conflicts also or sometimes domestic violence now since even taking a closer look at intimacy at this

and thomas miller back in the running for a spot on the national team g w talks to the general manager about the star players prospects. a more i'm good thanks for joining us we begin here in berlin where police have broken up a major protest a far right activists and pandemic deniers for failing to stick to social distancing and mask wearing rules that was the condition a court set when it gave them the green light to hold the event which state officials had tried to ban at least 20000 people took part some turned violent and hundreds were arrested. by the thousands to demand germany's government change its course in the corona crisis. but for many the demonstrations in the heart of berlin ended in a row. police say they were forced to make the detentions after a far right activists who marched alongside coronavirus skeptics clashed with police. as a small group even managed to storm the steps of the german parliament before being detained. saturday's demonstrations attracted a wide coalition of activists from right wing radicals to those who reject the authority of the german governm

david lee miller is tracking the latest from new york city. good evening. >> new york city, once the epicenter of the coronavirus epidemic has now been given the green light to reopen classrooms this fall was that would make it the only major school district in the country to resume regular classroom operations. although the initial reopening plan got bad remarks from the teachers union an updated

in the 4th minute striker robert lewandowski laid up a perfect pass for thomas miller for the one nil lead but it didn't last long wire defender dotted all of us course on his own net just minutes later a sparse alona tied up to one all but then the byron de lucia started in the 21st minute the germans took the lead again this time when even paris each scored from a tough angle to make it 2 to one just minutes later says cannot bring made it $3.00 to $1.00 on a given goal and again just a few minutes later miller got his foot on to a cross to score his 2nd goal for the 4 to one lead. early in the 2nd half spanish striker luis suarez reduced the buyer lead when he scored his side's 2nd goal but any hope barcelona had of catching up was soon squashed when byron's alfonso davis streaked on the left wing to feed to make to make it 5 to. indy 82nd minute love and off city also got on the scoreboard for his 14th champions league gold this season and a buyer in munich 60 to lead his team mate and substitute player philippe coutinho then made it 72 and then repeated that just moments later ag

senator miller represented georgia in the u.s. senate and was governor of the state for two terms, standing on the stage in new york city 16 years ago, he supported republican president gorge w. bush and opposed democratic nominee john kerry. [applause and cheering] ♪ mr. miller: thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. since i last stood in this spot, a whole new generation of the miller family has been born. four great-grandchildren. along with all of the other members of the close knit family, they are our most precious possessions. i know that is how you feel about your family also. like you, i think of their future. the promises and perils they will face. i believe the next four years will determine what kind of world they will grow up in. like you, i ask which leader is it that has the vision, willpower, and backbone to best protect my family? the clear answer to that question has placed me in this hall with you tonight. for my family is more important than my party. [cheers and applause] there is but one man to

by and munich forward thomas miller has really turned things around in 2020 from being sidelined by club and country he's been enjoying a new lease of life that by and a key part of this season's travel win is that exiled from the germany national team could he now be recalled in an interview germany general manager of a beer hall said it was unlikely but not impossible he'd feature again under coach yogi love. you lose a close family. made a hard decision to put our. world champions like months holist almost. you can never say no or wait for. that moment here we want to give a chance and i think we can go to you. too must. be half scored the winning goal the last time germany won the european championship in 1996 he says the current crop of players are even better something that bodes well for next year's tournament experience wise. 96 we were going to do better stuff but. now we have much more talented players so we still have hope but i think this young team. have to get experienced find a way to get to. be on. behalf think the coronavirus forcing the perspective of euro 2022 next jun

house the stories of those forced to abandon their homes for 10 years now nobel laureate care to miller has been campaigning to establish this museum does this project reminds us of our own history and will fill a gap in germany's culture of remembrance. after the holocaust which is the most horrible thing comes the exile which is the 2nd most horrible thing. and we need to remind people that these 2 events are connected and must be commemorated. over 500000 people fled germany during the nazi regime. they left for an unknown future because their lives were in peril jews dissidents and others considered undesirable. author on a sakers nobel peace prize winner thomas mann. the list of exiles is long. it is a saga of fates that have been scattered throughout the world sometimes these weren't just saved but these people also became the nucleus of a culture transfer of unbelievable magnitude. these weren't just any old people who left the country the ones who left were intellectuals democratic liberals scientists artists you could say they were the elite of the weimar republic. and escape.

. >> the proud father of the herman miller incorporated. >> in 1968, the furniture maker herman miller introduced the action office. >> action office offers a full range of completely interchangeable components for all three working environments. >> we know it better today, of course, as the cubicle. fodder for humor, dill bert cartoons, to the 1999 film "office space." ♪ all i gotta do is ♪ >> the cure for the cubicle was a return to the open office. but updated. it became the preferred design for big technology companies. open offices were depickeds as cool and trendy and to encourage collaboration and exchange of ideas. a study found forcing workers to sit side by sided with no privacy actually resulted in a 72% decrease in face-to-face communication. >> is it time to say rest ace, the openyeah. the open office is over. it was already over for a lot of reasons. it was too noisy and you cooperate concentrate and it was well on its way out the door. >> but getting workers back into the office was more than just moving desks further apart. >> to have people make that change after spend

while he was on the ground miller continued to resist arrest. deputies were told that miller was experiencing some mental issue after changing medications. they had to use two handcuffs to restrain him while he was on the ground he stopped responding. deputies performed cpr on miller, but he died. santa rosa police, they are investigating this. so is the marin county coroner's office. >>> president trump said that he plans to send federal law enforcement to kenosha, wisconsin. this is following the ongoing protests in response to that officer-involved shooting of a black man. jacob blake, last night those demonstrations turned deadly. two people died. a third person was injured. there is graphic video that shows thatgnd the gunman surrounding to authorities. this all appears to have happened during an altercation between protesters and a man who was armed. we're not showing you that video. and so far police are not confirming any of that. this of course is in the wake of the shooting of jacob blake. his father says that the man is paralyzed from

this will please michelle miller.ding michelle, can go back to the movies. and miller, it only costs you 15 cents for a ticket. >> i like it. >> she likes it. here's what's going on -- amc plans to reopen more than 100 of its locations across the country on thursday and is celebrating the move by offering movies at 1920 prices that day. the world's largest movie theater chain says it will keep guests safe by limiting seating capacity, requiring masks for everyone, and doing extra cleaning and disinfecting. amc shut down in march use to the pandemic. i don't know, you tell me how it is. i will -- >> i love a deal -- >> i willstick tomyouch. i can make my own wings. can make my own popcorn and nachos. >> yeah. >> my own beer in here. good to go. >> that was my favorite matinee deal. it was just what i love to do on a friday. i have that crazy shift. 4:00 to 1:00 -- >> i want to go back, i'm just not sure i'm ready yet. >> chicken. >> i feel you, anthony. i feel you. >> do you really? maybe i'm just all talk. >> i do. >>

but, miller clashed with former homeland security with secretary neilson.s the dhs do not have the resources to prosecute them. neilson kept her head down during the vote. >> nbc's jacob soboroff is joining us now. >> jacob, welcome. >> it is good to be here joshua. >> can you tell us what led to this show of hands vote. >> i do want to say and i was listening to your conversation with michael. it is fascinating to hear members of the trump family and of course, the summer and mary trump and one of the key reasons she decided to write her book and see it as it really is. >> family separations and government sanctions and child abuse and positions for um rights. describe family separations. so what we described and julia ainsley and i have learned played out in the situation room ahead of that policy in may 2018. it is not remarkable because of who is there. we are talking about secretary of state as well as john bolton who was invited to be in this room. john kelly, the white house's chief of staff. the white house council and there was a conflict between s

coming up on this program, china beige book ceo leland miller. within 500 down two, 0.2% of record highs coming into thursday. your jobless claims report, that is 20 minutes away. this is bloomberg. the first word news, i'm karina mitchell. gaveiden and kamala harris a preview of what their campaign will sound like. they made their first appearance as running mates. the event could end up being one of the few times the running mates campaign together. pandemic restrictions have limited biden's in person events. meanwhile, president trump can make his nomination acceptance speech from the white house lawn. that is according to a government advisory opinion. generally, u.s. government employees are barred from conducting political activities while in a government building. fannie mae and freddie mac plan to charge an additional fee on most mortgage refinance loans. that thed freddie say fee is meant to mitigate risk in light of the pandemic. one group says it could cost the typical consumer $1400. in the u.k., prime minister boris johnson's governm

the people don't want any russian intervention and miller was standing and progression to test their state once the it was to the independence and well there are no details so far so it's not really clear what's to say you know how to comment on the fact that look. at many people also fear that it might be a sign of some perhaps not intervention maybe millet support from russia to crackdown on peaceful protesters the orus well there are different rumors and people don't really know what to think but they are against any kind of russia russia's international in the country to have a member kober in minsk thanks very much for that information. now tending to some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour thousands of people have protested in the eastern russian city of khabarovsk for the 6th weekend in a row to demonstrate is that demanding the release of regional governors. he was arrested last month and taken to moscow is accused of involvement in 2 murders 15 years ago he supporters however saying his arrest is politically motivated. for us in poland have signed