the netherlands are cochairing. we are creating excellent partnerships because the threat is against all of us. mr. sanderson: right here in the aisle. >> my name is jacqueline sutherland with the chertoff group. over the past nine months, we've really seen an increase in soft targets being attacked by terrorist actors in brussels, paris, nice, is simple, but then i know that just last week, interpol cannot with a report saying they are checking to see many more paris style spectacular attacks as more isis fighters come back to europe. what do you really see as the more urgent threat at the moment, having many more soft target terrorist attacks, or these coordinated attacks like paris? mr. schoof: that is a very difficult question. both are true. i think the current situation of the islamic state is getting even smaller geographic territory. it probably puts a lot of terror -- pressure on the current foreign fighters to return to their countries. they are more violent than ever. they are more radicalized, there cert

with europe and also in the netherlands, we've seen strong parties who are clearly anti-islam. and we have to deal with those political parties as well. mr. sanderson: let me offer an anecdote on the de-mobilization comment. we were in northeast nigeria in january and there is no offerings in nigeria for militants in boko haram. many of whom were kidnapped or brought in against their will otherwise in to the group. there is no way for them to get out of that program it into a de-mobilization unit. no one wants them in their backyard. there are good programs out there, saudi arabia is well regarded. norway is well regarded. there are good models out there for de-mobilization. hopefully there will be information sharing and best practices on that. in the back. blue shirt. >> sean carberry, federal computer week. at the center of information sharing is the infrastructure. in the united states, you have a variety of defense and intelligence agencies that are coming to terms with cyber technology and cyber security. their own internal networks, how they are connecting and sharing wi

netherlands in 3 and spain in 4. of the four boats, the top three will advance through to the semifinals. >> you know what's going on through all these men's heads is it is flat water today. it's a different story than the first time they had their debut race during their heat. but with calmer waters, they are super confident and they are charging off the line. you saw the serbian crew sneak a peek to their left because all they have to do is make sure that they don't cross for the next round. >> from the top of your screen, the second boat down is team usa and on the left-hand side of that boat in the stroke seat is nauri. it is a must-deliver event for the men's pair duo in this relatively new men's pair duo in this repechage. top three. >> they commented on their opening performance in the heat. they didn't like how they reacted to the water and they just didn't like how they finished their race. so coming into today, he said we're ready, that's why we're here. we just want to make sure we take care of business an

the netherlands are cochairing.e are creating excellent partnerships because the threat is against all of us. mr. sanderson: right here in the aisle. >> my name is jacqueline sutherland with the chertoff group. over the past nine months, we've really seen an increase in soft targets being attacked by terrorist actors in brussels, then, nice, is simple, but i know that just last week, interpol cannot with a report saying they are checking to see many more paris style spectacular attacks as more isis fighters come back to europe. really see as the more urgent threat at the moment, having many more soft target terrorist attacks, or these coordinated tax -- attacks like paris? mr. schoof: that is a very difficult question. both are true. i think the current situation of the islamic state is getting even smaller geographic territory. it probably puts a lot of terror -- pressure on the current foreign fighters to return to their countries. they are more violent than ever. they are more radicalized, there certainly -- isis

there are the netherlands. and the pointer is now pointing to the city of amsterdam, the capital of the netherlands. this is where louise and her family went into hiding until the very end of the war. this is my favorite one, though. there is a picture of louise when she was one year old, she was cute then, she's still cute now. this is louise with her favorite doll, her brother's little pull toy and one of the chairs that she had as a gift for her second birthday. that chair is now in the possession of the united states holocaust memorial museum and it's been occasionally on exhibit thanks to louise. louise spent her second birthday in hiding with her parents and they celebrated her birthday during their time in hiding thanks to some of their -- their friends and reserve officers from the outside. so this is louise's apartment building and you can see the arrow pointing to the attic apartment where her family hid during the war years, and following louise's birthday, that picture that we just saw, that little

improvedst reduction stability in the netherlands. dutch firm says operating income growth -- rose 18%. it has a 6500 stores around the world and annual sales exceeding 60 billion euros, mostly from the u.s. shares at hp tumbled after hours . a forecast that those short. expected profit of $.34 per share lower than estimates of $.40. it struggled with slumping demand for its product. new zealand led the world when it gave women the vote and introduced inflation targeting. now it is claiming another first, pizza delivery by drone. domino's pizza enterprises has joined forces with the us-based flying robot for the world's first commercial drone pizza delivery. the company says it will start testing the service in new zealand later this year and is also looking at using drones in australia, belgium, france, the netherlands, japan and germany. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: the government will act -- in financial markets. we wait earnings from china construction. let's go straight to hong kong and speak to francis chan. f

netherlands. louise celebrated her second and third birthdays in an amsterdam apartment hidden in plain sight using false identification papers acquired by her father. she discusses how her family coped with life in hiding and how it has affected her since. this event was part of the united states holocaust memorial museum's first person series, it's a little under an hour. >> so, again, our speaker this morning is louise lawrence israels and to give you a historical context for her experiences we've prepared a brief audio-visual introduction and some images. so we are looking at a map of europe and louise was born in harlem, not the american one but the dutch one in the netherlands and she was born there in 1942. there we go. there are the netherlands. and the pointer is now pointing to the city of amsterdam, the capital of the netherlands. this is where louise and her family went into hiding until the very end of the war. this is my favorite one, though. there is a picture of louise when she was

she was born in the netherlands in 1942. the pointer is now pointing to amsterdam, the capital of netherlan netherlands. this is a picture of louise when she was 1 years old. she was cute then. she's still cute now. this is louise with her favorite doll. her brother's little pull toy in one of the chairs that she had as a gift for her second birthday. that chair is now in the possession of the united states holocaust memorial museum, and it's been occasionally on exhibit thanks to louise. louise spent her second birthday in hiding with her parents, and they celebrated her birthday during that time in hiding thanks to some of their friends and reserve officers from the outside. this was the attic apartment where her family hid. they would spend an additional year in hiding almost until their liberation by canadian forces in may of 1945. marie -- sorry. louise lawrence israel's story is a mosaic of history experienced by holocaust survivors, and today she'll share that story with us. please join me in welcoming louise lawrence

. >> but i love how the woman who won from the netherlands, is just somebody from the netherlands. tonight carrie walsh jennings tries to move closer to her fourth straight gold in beach volleyball. she and april ross meet the defending world champions from brazil in the semi finals. >> there will be no beach volleyball medal for the american men. they lost to the defending silver medalists from brazil. >>> the men's basketball team played what was described as a spirited game of beach volleyball. it's back to basketball tomorrow night in a knockout game against argentina. >> we showed you the dramatic dive with the women's 400 meters. now for a not so special dive in the pool. >> this is a malaysian with his final dive in the spring board competition. >> looks good. great. >> and. >> oh. >> yeah. >> oh. >> it didn't quite go as planned. >> it looked great. >> just a reminder. >> at the start. >> the object is to land in the pool vertically and make the smallest splash possible. not so much a belly flop. might not surprise you he but i think he may have just been mistaken and got i

the tallest men and the women now are from the netherlands and latvia. which it's like my mother always said, if you need to get something down from a high shelf, call a latvian. this is disturbing. bring me my podium if you don't mind. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] my fellow americans. we need to get this country back on top. literally. america was founded by tall you can't tell by the dollar bill, george washington was more than 8 feet tall. are we going to let the netherlands tower over us? i don't know about you, but i'm not. are you, guillermo? >> guillermo: no way. >> jimmy: you actually are going to let the netherlands tower over you. but i don't believe the dutch are the tallest people. i think they're adding two or three inches with those wooden shoes. and latvia? is latvia even a real country? that's not a rhetorical question, i actually don't know. when i am vice president, i will solve this in my first 100 days. and this is how i will do it. if you are over 5'10", you can stay. you can remain here and make babies, long babies,

the netherlands.onight carrie walsh jennings tries to move closer to her fourth straight gold in beach volleyball. she and april ross meet the defending world champions from brazil in the semi finals. >> for the second straight olympics, there will be no beach volleyball medal for the american men. the u.s. team lost in the quarterfinals to the defending silver medalists from brazil. >>> and the u.s. men's basketball team used time for a pickup game but not for hoops. >> yeah. kevin durant, george, thompson played what was described as a spirited game of beach basketball. >> spiritsed. >> yeah. i wonder if there were cocktails involved. >>> we showed you the dramatic dive with the women's 400 meters. now for a not so special dive in the pool. >> this is a malaysian with his final dive in the spring board competition. >> looks good. great. >> and -- >> oh. >> yeah. >> oh. >> it didn't quite go as planned. >> it looked great. >> just a reminder. >> at the start. >> the object is to land in the pool vert

. >> reporter: this morning an easy victory rogue right into the finals after blowing the netherlandsut of the water. >> we're excited, and, you know, get to race some really fast cruise on saturday. >> reporter: rogue greatness created right in the backyard with the home base of rogue in princeton. the ceo of rogue says the history excellence is far from accide accidental. >> everyone has to stay on it every day, every stroke, every time they put the boat in the water they are thinking about what is the competition going to be like when we get to rio and how will we execute our plan and how will we stay ahead of the competition? >> easy favorites for the third consecutive gold and not taking anything for granted. >> they are considered the longest running dynasty in olympic sports and they hope to continue that string by getting another gold. while we were out there this morning, we also came across some other rowers who train in princeton, new jersey, and they talked to us about how the program there is simply unmatched. >> on top of the community and the support, all the other grea

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in tonight's signature segment, newshour weekend's saskia demelker went to the netherlands to see how this model might work. >> reporter: 14 miles off the coast of the netherlands, boyan slat is conducting an experiment to rid the world's waters of plastic trash. >> it's a perfect day to install a barrier. we've been working on this for quite a few years, and actually having something physical in the ocean that you can see work. >> reporter: this floating barrier in the north sea is the first test of this dutch 22- year-old's project that he calls "the ocean cleanup." >> ultimately, i hope that we can get to a future where the oceans are clean again. i would say that i think within 10 years from now, we would already be really close to getting clean oceans again, and perhaps in 20, 30 years, i think the oceans can be like they were in perhaps the 1950s, before we were using plastic at this scale. >> reporter: to call that goal ambitious would be an understatement. about 9 million tons of plastic are dumped into the world's oceans every year-- from littering on beaches, fishing vessels

netherlands took the gold. biles does have another chance at gold today in the floor exercise finals. in the men's pole vault finals, sam kendricks soared to the bronze. the first team usa medal in the event in 12 years. no medal for the u.s. men's beach volleyball team after the american duo was eliminated by the brazilians. raibing -- reigning champions. an american driver advancing with a third place finish. and in the women's 300 meter steeple chase, taking home the bronze medal beating her own best time, a u.s. record, and becoming the first american woman to win a medal in the competition since the event debuted in 2008. >> a few upsets but not a bad day for the u.s. and michael phelps and katie ledecky decided to go back in time. >> do you remember this photo? that's a 9-year-old ledecky getting an autograph from phelps ten years ago. >> how cool is that? >> that's great. look how excited she is. six gold medals. >> that all? >> that's it, that's it. on monday the pair pulled a role reversal. it was phel

like the netherlands. and nigel farage.ennedy: immigration is one of the centerpieces. >> you have seen what radical islam has done in places like the netherlands, and their open borders policy has been a leading driver behind it. kennedy: do you think this is wishful thinking on the trump campaign? a lot of people said it was a warning cry after the brexit vote, be careful what you wish for, america, this could happen to you. >> there are a lot of parallels with brexit that people weren't taking it seriously until it passes. donald trump's rise people weren't taking seriously until it happened. the average swing state voter, do you think they know what brexit is and do they know who nigel farage is? i have a radio show and trying to explain brexit to an average american was more come bring kateed than i would have anticipated? because you have to pay attention to international politics and it's a lot more nuancenuanced than what you cann a stump speech. kennedy: i was resentful. i'm not even british. i was resentful our pr

both of these people are in the netherlands, so focus-on-vision actually started in the netherlands. and if you've seen some of the tapes that you can see on our website, how we do the manufacturing of the glasses and everything else. the important thing i wanted to bring up about this, too, is we're all volunteers. i'm not on the payroll, all right? even jan and his cohorts are all volunteers. so none of the money goes to us. it all goes to helping these glasses. >> and the g neat thing about them. they're adjustable? >> they're adjustable, right? so you can adjust for your eyesight. if one is stronger than the other, you can correct for that. and we've done this throughout many countries through the world. we're in 45 different countries. we've distributed over 350,000 glasses worldwide already. starting focus-on-vision usa was to get the glasses into america -- north america, south america, down into the caribbean, also. and i've been working with we rely on people like this. 'cause we don't have a distribution network set up. we rely on other people doing other ministries in the

on a hunt for a third trip to the medal as they take on the netherlands. cleveland clinic providing you access to number one care any . >>> 6:52. dani has a check on that shore way closure. >> let's check in with alyssa on breaking news. >> three shootings, three victims and three cities. they're all decked. the first one happened last night -- all connected. a 40-year-old female was shot multiple times here at the apartment complex and late per died in the hospital. then another shooting on winston road around 2:20 this morning. it ended when police stopped him in cleveland and he shot and killed himself. no word on the condition of other two shooting victims in south euclid. police identified this suspect as 4 >> all right alyssa. breaking news that could affect your travel plans. this is video at hopkins airport where delta is experiencing a system wide outage that triggered delays worldwide. the airline tweeted computer systems are down everywhere because of this worldwide system failure. no details were given about exactly what caused it. so for now d

versus netherlands. an ace right down the middle. u.s.a. wins and the match, 3 games to 1, united states wins bronze. women's triathlon, swimming and biking and running. gwen, takes home the gold medal. the 30-year-old gave the u.s. medal. this is brandon's third olympics. he competes for team canada. 13 runners in the field. he's the cross-country coach at saint edwards. full hour for you tonight. we'll profile on track and field, and that's harrison dillard, he wins go also, we'll have ohio state wrestling kyle snyder. the medal count is brought to you by the hospital, and u.s.a. is on the top. china is in second. >>> winning with those medals. "nightly news" is next. have you seen rob portman's ads saying he's leading the fight against opioids? well here's what he's not telling you: rob portman actually voted against the funding needed for the program. that's right, portman voted against the funding. and as heroine ravaged our communities, rob portman voted twice for budgets that threatened cuts to drug treatment programs. rob portman: c

netherland is a full participant the red jersey after a shoulder injury. and impressive start for graplo in the eyes of tom brady. >> he works his butt off and you earn the respect of your coaches and got to put the work in and show up to do what it takes to get the job done. it's fun to see his other night and hopefully keep it going. >> down in rio team u.s.a. still in command of the medal count, 66 and china second with 44 and great britain in third with 37. and red sox with roster moves... >> that will do it for 7news at 6. thank you for watching. northern illinois.

the specialty drug back in 2014 for about $5 billion to the netherlands in the suburb of pittsburgh. lauren: the ceo of mylan pharmaceutical companies claiming skyrocketing prices on obama carrots same high deductibles are reason for the hike. they did support of $2.7 million, an increase of 8% from last year. nicole: taxpayers covering for children on medicaid. breaking news this morning. the debt toll has climbed to 247 following yesterday's devastating earthquake in italy. rescue crews going through piles of rock and sand that were once buildings looking for survivors. they sustained heavy damage including one for a festival. family in the area where the quake hit that he has not heard from his cousin. >> in the region it is communication issues. they've seen pictures of the area where their home is and it's destroyed. nicole: tony palladino said he saw video of his cousins been rescued so here's hoping his cousins are also alive. lauren: the fight against time. very tense moments before iranian patrol boats in the u.s. navy warship during the persian gulf. take listen to this. th

she's been cleared to fly home to the netherlands on friday. as seen right here on today's past the competition... defending its title with a gold medal win.you'll have a chance to see the self- proclaimed "final five". they are coming to the b-mo harris bradley center on october 14th. and they are prepared for ?anything? at the summer games. for instance, u.s. swimmer kathleen baker lost one of her pearl earrings during a preliminary swim on sunday. so, scuba divers were sent in to scour the depths of the olympic aquatics stadium pool. they ?did? returned it to her. thanks for joining us today at four.there's more news ahead on live at 4:30 including why some fans are still upset over sunday's canceled hall of fame z22xez zvpz if you home is in the lane on the bench or on the range there's only one place to go. come to cabela's all week for great deals and more. save big on all your favorite trusted brands. get 20% off all walker's hearing protection

including tourists from italy, germany, austria and netherlands.he same location. the resort town of huen huen. two other bombs were diffused. thai officials are calling the attacks coordinated. it is unclear who is behind them. >>> the president of ukraine putting his troops along the border with russian-controlled crimea on high alert. warnings putin is looking to restart the hostilities in the region. on thursday, the russian president accused ukraine agents of engaging in terrorist activities on the black sea peninsula and vowed to respond with quote very serious measures. >>> health and human services secretary is redirecting $81 million from other departments to keep the fight against the zika virus outbreak going. she just informed nancy pelosi she is exercising her authority to transfer the money from the national institute of health and bio-medical research authority. the white house asked congress for $1.9 billion in zika funding last february, but failed to act on the request. >>> jerry sandusky is scheduled to appear to testify this mor

there's a nursing home in e th netherlands... where college and grad students can live for ciwiizin e thder month, resident ffls say: the unpeople are great ce osourenergy they lighten d brighten the mood. and ?they seem to like and appreciate their time with their older roommates. they all take care of each other. one guy says: it's kind of like high school: one table is the pretty girls, another is the tough guys, another might be the quiet it is 5:??: time now to find out what's happening on the roads - with our "skyfox on time traffic". no closed captioning is available for traffic. ((walter)) getting ?tough... on ?tobacco. ((jen)) the new laws taking effect... that could change habits... once and for all. (jen plus... grounded... for good. what got an orlando tourist pilot in trouble... these thrills... were full of too president obama and vice president biden have endorsed patrick murphy for united states senate. the president says murphy's engthen mecare and socialecurity," and rotect a woman righ c the vi preside says muh

meter race. 21.78 seconds command of the world champion -- ahead of the world champion from the netherlands. tory winning silver, elaine for the will be aiming sprinting tripled by winning yet another gold in the women's 100 meter relay. tiona won a gold ahead of brittney reese. e-two for the u.s., a historic sweep in the women's 100 meter hurdles. the first ever american sweep in women's athletics at the olympic games. news.e for some business a lot of attention being paid to last month's meeting at the u.s. central bank. >> the bank appears to be split as to win they should hike interest rates -- when they should hike interest rates. feel furtherkers u.s. interest rate increases will be required zone. others say more data is needed. the fed is inspected to raise interest rates before the end of the year. best the cost of borrowing in the u.s. has remained the same since december 2015. still seeing a lot of interest some consensus-- that more data is needed. european markets are upbeat. the dax up nearly .5%. here in france, a long-awaited dip in unemployment. the jobless rate fell below 1

an olympic volume fear from -- volunteer from the netherlands was so excited to here's the rugby team channelling the backstreet boys. diver sam --- the dancing that you like the see, gayle. this is if the flag raising ceremony. he tagged his fellow diver abbey johnson there in that video. finally what do you do when you wind down your day? you're weight lifter matty rogers you dost you can follow what is happening on wfla.com. >> paul ryan is in rio. you've been following him on social media. he will be there throughout the olympics. at 6:40 we will chat with paul live. he's going to show focusing on their events and how nair focusing on mystical creatures. you know what i'm talking about. >>> it's 5:08. let's get a check on the weather, leigh. >> this is just off the coast of ana marie island. a 30% chance rain between 8:00 and 10:00 this morning with the tr we'll only see temperatures in the mid 80s by noon and upper 80s in the early afternoon hours. a 50% rain chance after lunchtime going down to 40% by the evening. the wind is pushing the showers on shore. highs in the upper 80s

belgium and the netherlands also have bans, and germany is considering it. now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. morning's weather, kaj... overall, we have a pretty quiet day in front of us as high pressure builds in from the northwest. this high pressure system will control our weather today and much of tomorrow as well. later on friday night, there is potential for a few showers and thunderstorms, becoming widespread after midnight and into saturday. hopefully most of this can wait until after football is over. several lines of storms are possible on saturday, but the overall risk of anything severe is very low at this time. much of the rain should get out of here by sunday morning leading to a dry second half of the weekend. a tropical system should develop ov may lead to our weather pattern stalling out for at least 3 or 4 days. stay tuned!today: partly sunny. wind: nw 5-10. high: 78 tonight: partly cloudy. patchy fog possible. wind: light nw low: 56 tomorrow: partly sunny and pleasant. an isolat shower ening. wind: ne 5-10

sanne wevers of the netherlands takes the gold. biles was on her way to becoming the first gymnast in history to win five golds... in the same olympics. but she already has the u-s record for most medals for an american gymnast. her final event is today... the floor routine. and here's a look at the updated olympic medal count. the u-s has a ?huge lead on the competition. 75 total medals... including 26 golds. china is in second place with 46 medals... and great britain is in third place right now with 41 medals. back here at home: the rays bats ?still on fire... two games in a row. and they got another solid start from pitcher "drew smyly." his fifth ?straight quality start. the rays hosting the padres last night. bottom of the 2nd... logan forsythe.... shot... that puts the rays ahead 3-1. drew smyly gave up an early home run, but that's pretty much it. that was his only hit... and he struck out four in 7 innings pitched. bottom of the 8th... logan morrison... returning from the d-l... rips it down the 1st baseline... a r-b-i dou

womens volleyball team bouncing back nicely against the netherlands to capture the bronze medal with the win. team usa medals in its third straight olympics. mens soccer gold medal game. a 1-1 draw who else it's namar out helping brazil capture the country first ever gold medal in the olympic. germany handed the brazilians a 7 to 1 loss in the world cup finals. >>> that near miss in london made the hanover new hampshire native realize medaling in rio was a possibility. nancy chen with more on tonight's home town hero. >> reporter: here in rio there she left empty handed. she told me when she came here she's ready for redemption. most olympians specialize in one sport. sarah true excelled in 3. >> i think the balance of 3 sports kept me fresh and engaged in the sport for as many years i've been in it. she has to deal with the surf but also the turf. before running 10,000 meters to the finish line. >> my strongest background is in swimming that. comes most naturally. i like to try to think of myself as a well balanced athlete. i try not to have favorites. >> reporter: the 34 year old c

facing the netherlands aiming for a third straight olympic gold in friday's final.. >> inspiration. >> exactly. thank you for being with us as well. that takes us to the olympic medal tailly. we're done for today. "street signs" see you tomorrow. >>> good morning. divided minutes suggest a split view on rate hike. >>> the call of the consumer. ready to roll out quarterly results. >>> plus trouble in rio. two u.s. swimmers pulled off u.s. pound return flight. this is brazil investigates a reported robbie targeting ryan lochte and his teammates. it's thursday, august 18, 2016 and "world wide exchange" begins right now.

surviving the holocaust experiences in the netherlands. at 10 eastern, julian menn talks about kbroeg growing up in pola palestine in the 1930s and 1940s. >>> the next on american history tv, holocaust survivor anna groes recalls h-- grosz recalls family's experiences after hungary annexed a portion of their hungary that included their hometown. the family was confined with other jews to a ghetto. they were transported to the auschwitz concentration camp in poland. this event was part of the united states holocaust memorial museum's first person series. it's a little over an hour. man was born in a part of romania. >> anna grosz was born in trans ve -- transelvania. anna celebrated her 90th birthday yesterday. the arrow on this map points to rockshaw. these photos taken in 1991, they show anna's parents, samuel owned a vineyard and was a wine merchant, while elona. it fell under hungarian rule and subject to antisem mitt particular laws. the vineyard was confiscated, and he was conscripted into the hungarian labor service. samuel never ret