leverkusen confirmed their victory with 10 minutes to go spent bender found a corner somewhat for 2 at a slade via his shoulder the 31 win moves leverkusen into 3rd above flood back whose title challenge is now surely over and here's a look at the rest of the bundesliga saturday results and dortmund held firm to its 2nd place perch in the lead just behind by munich as you heard leverkusen bateman him glad back to take over 3rd place bremen defeated freiburg pettibone and hoffenheim drawn by and put 5 past frankfurt they still on top hatter dominated the berlin dowbiggin on you on friday and all that leaves 3 matches to come on sunday. now an alligator that escaped from birth at the height of the 2nd world war and was later brought to russia has died in moscow at the age of 84 the animal named satam was born in the united states around 936 and taken to germany allied forces then destroyed the building where him in a bombing in november 19th 43 but the alligator survived after the war the red army soldiers took 7 to moscow where he was jokingly referred to as the last german prisoner. you're wat

leverkusen confirmed their victory with 10 minutes to go when bender found a corner somewhat for 2 at a slade via his shoulder the 31 win moves leverkusen into 3rd above flood back whose title challenge is now surely over. you're watching news don't forget you can keep up to date with all the news in our website dot com public spicer thanks for watching. what do they dream of night. as cleaners in d.c. the face.

states and we've had those happen so it's certainly conceivable that this happened in china even in as slade a way you would think as one person working. in the yelling and affected by a particular virus there are experiments with not knowing if going are spreading the virus and then it just works for so through this whole i just hope we don't get it to a shouting match with china as i could be good either country or anybody any earth or how big a. how big a portion of the election will be devoted to the cove at 19 i think a lot will. it's a but it's a really important question. i think that. right now if the election were held today. and i'm basing this on public opinion polling nationally and then some of the critical states west president biden would be president trump but the election is 6 months away and if the virus is diminished and people are going back to work and the economy is growing then i think it's really a jump ball and i wouldn't that it will be very close probably again a lot of it will depend on how each of them campaigns in the case of us president biden. who chooses as a

it became so crowded that the leader of the council herself, vikki slade, came out to warn people of "we all live in a house together." she says, with numbers like these, social distancing can become challenging. unbelievable. there are unlikely to be foreign holidays this year, which means places like this will be seeing a lot more visitors than normal. that's great, but only when it's safe. it's not safe yet. the gaps between people were clear in many areas of the beach, but some didn't feel comfortable. i've lived here for ten years and i've never seen it this busy on a non—lockdown day, let alone today. it's crazy. how much social distancing do you think is going on here? none at all, to be honest. but most were still happy to stay. although the vast majority of people here are trying to keep socially distant, the rules change again in england tomorrow, allowing up to six people to gather. the council says it's writing to mps and the government to ask them for more help to keep places like this safer. with the arrival of summer, the issue of how we come together to stay apart rem

next, abraham lincoln scholar harold holzer and calvin coolidge historian amity slade.rvey of presidential leisure. mr. coolidge came in at 27th place. ♪ brian: amity shlaes, why do we spend so much time in this country and on our network and in your life talking about presidents? amity: thank you, brian. i'm glad to be with you and with harold. we talk about presidents because people understand people better than ideas. and we eventually want to get to id

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coolidge historian amity slade. rings first inln c-span's most recent historical survey of presidential leisure. mr. coolidge came in at 27th place. ♪ brian: amity shlaes, why do we spend so much time in this country and on our network and in your life talking about presidents? amity: thank you, brian. i'm glad to be with you and with harold. we talk about presidents because people understand people better than ideas. and we eventually want to get to ideas, but we get at those ideas through people, our presidents. brian: dr. holzer, i'm often -- i want to call you you even though you're not a doctor. harold: thank you for that mixed introduction. and thank you for having me on the show and welcome to franklin roosevelt's home from which we are broadcasting tonight. why? i think amity has it right. i also think that we were blessed to have a first president who was a national hero before he became president, and was a touchstone and an icon and created a presidency that was centered on both personality and ideas, but

visionary when i hear your views and pronounces whatever's going on who we're going to start with slade in your country is unlike other countries soon clear i'm tired everyone please sir when times in a lockdown suppose stranger social distancing measures events we even chose every mild strategy schools open restaurants bars barbershops can bring in serious health authorities stand by the response and they claim this measures are effective so that's 2 why aren't other countries rushing to actually applies for his approach well i think the reason is simple there are very few swedish people in france or in italy or interrogate you can only follow this principle that's weakness you sing in a country where you have a lot of swedish people why i'm saying this is because this is a place a country. that you would call a high trust society and you know high trust society you trust your thora case you trust the police you trust everybody your neighbor and this means that you don't need mary brutish type of techniques to make people follow here you need recommendations and people will go with you

mark llewellyn—slade, thank you very much time on breakfast this morning.g at home in self—isolation at all times and trying to avoid face—to—face contact with others. breakfast‘s graham satchell has been catching up with holly, who is shielding in scotland due to her severe asthma. she has set up an online support group which now has more than a thousand members. let's get started and make some lentil soup and be productive. holly has been locked down on her own for almost two months. things are just starting to get quite difficult, just everyday‘s the same, but it's important to try to keep some goals or else, you know... it's difficult to just or else, you know... it's difficult tojust get or else, you know... it's difficult to just get lost or else, you know... it's difficult tojust get lost in or else, you know... it's difficult to just get lost in the abyss. a wee helicopter budgie here... these pictures are from april when we first met ollie. she has severe asthma, so like 1.5 million people across the uk she's shielding, it means across the uk she's