field marshal von kleiss. ♪ an admiral, former regent of hungary.rtur seiss-inquart, from austria. he will be brought to trial. in austria, the last german armies in the south had already surrendered. lieutenant general brandenburger of the 19th german army came with his chiefs of staff to sign the capitulation, and the small austrian city of innsbruck. american general brooks has ratified another victory. meantime, near a small town on the danish border, admiral doenitz, self-styled new fuhrer of germany, winds up the business of state. ♪ the surrender of his once great u-boat fleet, one by one they enter british ports under taken over by men of the royal navy. these germans, once the terror of allied shipping, are now like all their comrades in arms, nothing but prisoners of war. ♪ the news of germany's surrender reaches the people of brussels five years almost to the day after the german invasion of the country. but on ve day, every city house is alive with flags, every street alive with inhabitants. orange smoke flares, no longer needed for warf

the commission president ursula von der leyen said this. final word of the eu law is always spoken in luxembourg. nowhere else. -- european mission commission's task is to safeguard a proper functioning of the year of the euro system and unions legal system. we will look into the possibilities of next steps which may include the option of infringement proceedings. 's from newtone investment management and is still with us. eu to germany, germany to the south of europe, but i emphasize south of europe. breakup risk is on the table. how do you play that? is it real, or is it media hype? catherine: i don't think it is -- it is certainly not out of the question we could see a breakup of the eurozone. done iss outbreak has it has led to a heightening of animosity among the sovereign europeans who feel northern europeans have let them down because they've had to rely on china and russia for their protection equipment and they feel at the beginning of the crisis very abandoned by northern europe. of course, you've always had a big convergence of p

francine: what are the options of urszula vendor line right now -- of ursula von der leyen right now?or my letter, i received a -- the case is clear. it will be very fast, declaring purchasingive bond program be on the competence of therefore,stem, and they will -- that is a clear case of procedure. however, it would not make sense to impose any fines. this is only to restate the legal position, finding based on the court judgment itself seen as an infringement of the independence of the highest court in germany. this would not be wise, and i am not -- francine: you have been critical in the past of the ecb, especially when it comes to the transparency of its actions. what lessons should the ecb draw from this? does it need to speak to citizens differently to explain exactly what it is doing? sven: yes, i think that is quite right, and this is also true for the european commission. we had lots of critics from different angles concerning the monetary policy, and i think we did not do enough in the euro system, in the european commission, but also in the european parliament, to take ser

von hilliard, i'm curious how much traffic is there? are people comfortable enough to do this?> reporter: it has been a couple of hours. today, they expanded their water park operations. they opened slides. they opened up the wave park. there has to be at least a couple of hundred folks making their way through here. to give you an idea this is the backdrop. 52 reported states by the death of arizona and 193 new positive cases in the last two days. you're asking what the scene is here. i wish we could take you all around the park here. this is the wave pool. for folks never to arizona, i remind you we don't have an ocean and currently the waves are not operating here. if you stick around a a couple of minutes you'll see the waves start to pick up. you can see a few dozen folks here. you've been seeing several dozen more here when the waves are actually going. this is a situation here, chuck, that i honestly haven't felt in arizona in the last two months. in terms of folks that are going on out, essentially most of the state is open, outside of movie theaters and bars, but you h

ursula von der leyen has come under a lot of pressure.criticism that a times she seems overwhelmed by the size of the crisis, and she is perhaps too deferential to europe and has not grown into the role. before she was at the european commission it was jean-claude juncker, a man who could hold his own versus angela merkel and emmanuel macron. in a way ursula von der leyen does not seem as strongly juncker.d as that is one issue. she will have to strike a balance between two things. then it will depend on whether the smaller countries such as the netherlands or austria agreed to the loans program. that is something up in the air. they are going to put forward a counter offer the commission to consider. guy: we will leave it there. it is all getting convoluted but very interesting. bloombergs maria tadeo joining us from brussels. european markets now shut for the day. the ftse 100 finishing near session highs, pushing up quite nicely toward the end of the day. a little dip first thing but the auction continuing that process, up over 1%. the

that was just one of the issues discussed- by mike von pale on his satellite you visit to israel visit this broad by binion netanyahu is a testament. to the strength. of that alliance coronavirus iran. trouble ministrations controversial middle east peace plan. and of course this was a coalition government. on the agenda for that meeting. thank you very much being us. live on the line is one of the scene market is on the- of imply. because of the wide. now in the system european president says the rich member states who is set to as she put it by the way out of the covered nineteen crisis. leaving the others behind me mother moves to reopen tourism across the e. u. a trade off between an increased risk of a second wave of actionable deaths. of thousands of hers in jobs. it's you use e big can. towards each. i and a- - among the- - t by the current virus pandemicc. beforee the crisis tourism employee twelve million people across the e. u. the commission estimates some six point four million of them could be lost. that is why the e. u. executive has laid out a plan to restart terrorism a

the: hans von spakovsky of heritage foundation, talking to us about voting and voting by mail. thank you for your time, sir. guest: thanks for having me. i hope everyone stays well out there and that we have a robust election in november. now, amberng us mcreynolds of the national vote at home coalition, she is the ceo, good morning. guest: good morning. host: tell us about your organization, what it does, and who supports it. we are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and have been in existence for about 2.5 years and our entire goal has been to help states and policymakers improve the vote at home and by mail processes in every state. that one of the issues you deal with is this idea of voter fraud info by mail. what has your experience been in looking at the system overall? is there fraud there? system that any includes a lot of human beings and processes has inherent risks. need,nly, recognize the and this is a focused area of hours to ensure that those critical security measures are in place to find and detect bad actors and whole them accountable to not only protect the system but more

this is a stage that uses liquid hydrogen but the program was by scientist werner von brown. they were having trouble with the engineering and getting this thing to work. i think the first test they had and they thought we never should have gone with liquid hydrogen and this was not the way to go. this is too mission-critical to keep trying this. an engineer in our lab who had been headquartered and had been designing the structure of nasa, he named the mercury and apollo programs and he said, this will work. i know my guys at lewis, they perfected this technology with liquid hydrogen and i know they can make it work area we spent most of the early 60's perfecting the centaur technology with the ultimate goal of launching the surveyor which is whatoon we needed to scout out a landing spot for our manned missions. tariq, we need centaur for surveyor and if we don't have surveyor there is no apollo program. the centaur technology is mission-critical. the program for over 35 years we had well over 100 launches. it is still used today by our commercial partners who manage our ope

support in the fight against coronavirus in an interview with the table you commission president ursula von the lion called for a quarter in a city approach you have to build up capacities to manufacture it zillions of those and then we have to make sure that we can deploy to every corner in the world in a fair and affordable price and that's what exactly we're working on for that we need money and we need to go global corporation. the pandemic is also putting a strain on state finances countries like italy and spain want support in the shape of so-called corona bones effectively shared debt between euro zone countries but illustrating the blocks north south divide the plan for each use solidarity has met opposition from germany and the netherlands. in the whole instrument we will have certainly the right balance of loans and grants this is the process where we have to negotiate with all 27 member states of course and i think this is democracy we have to speak about the detailing out the tailor made programs but all of our do agree that it is important to support the countries that are hard

typhoon von fong slams into the philippines as a for if he struggles to evacuate tens of thousands of people the storm is expected to barrow last densely populated eastern provinces as it moves north. plus south africans desperate for a drink some turn to homebrewing to get around the country strict ban on alcohol sales during the pandemic. i'm told me a lot of well it's good to have you with us the united nations has warned of a global mental health crisis brought on by the corona virus pandemic u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorist says governments and health authorities need to act quickly to manage the psychological suffering of millions in lock down unemployed or working on the front lines of the medical emergency her name is navy leisure and many. and she's been fighting coronavirus on the front lines in albania for more than 2 months. but enormous passion will sacrifice. colonel embarrassed for this midwest have a 15 month old daughter. sandy i also have a 10 year old son and i have parents who could be at risk because they also have other health issues and that scared

the 1st major european league back on the pitch in front of and deep down also coming up a typhoon of von fong slams into the philippines as authority struggle to evacuate tens of thousands of people the storm is expected to barrel across the densely populated areas as it moves to the north and a global mental health crisis the united nations warns that millions of people surrounded by death and disease are forced into isolation and poverty their suffering severe mental stress. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program this weekend sees the return of professional soccer to germany the bun displayed it will become the 1st major league in europe to restart following the coronavirus lockdown now soccer bosses say it's more than just a store but an economic driver as well the big leagues across europe will be watching to see how this might change conditions for germany spawned a sicko. since mid march germany's football stadiums have fallen silent now the bundesliga aims to emerge from its coronavirus brick with so-called closed door matches with their fans and under strict hygiene roods the ide

what do we expect from ursula von der leyen and ecb?yen, this is her biggest moment since she has taken over the european commission. there has been a lot speculation about what will be unveiled today. what kind of fiscal stimulus and what kind of joint debt sharing burden are we going to see from european member states? there are three things to focus on. one will be the size of this. just how big is the budget going to be and how big will the recovery fund be? german and french are pressuring for 500 billion euros. lookecond factor really to is the compensation of it. are we going to see mostly -- grants, as germany and emmanuel macron are pushing for, or do we see it as long-term? ursula von der leyen already entered that we are looking at trillion euros that will be unveiled today. matt: what about the pushback? i have been asking guess about formerkel-macron proposal the last couple of days. everybody brings up the frugal four. it is a phrase that i think people love to use. but also, there are some countries in the european union

we're going to talk about it with heritage foundation hans von spakovsky next.y right there. in this alone. we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. we're also offering flexible payment options for those who've been financially affected by the crisis. we look forward to returning to something that feels a little closer to life as we knew it, but until then you can see how we're here to help at libertymutual.com/covid-19. [ piano playing ] ♪. elizabeth: okay, remember we have been reporting to you over the last few years how the obama administration at the 11th hour before obama left office loosened the rules on revealing redacted names of american citizens in intelligence reports. now this is called unmasking. acting director of national intelligence richard grenell has reportedly declassified, given the do-j list of obama administration officials involved improperly unmasking the names of regular american citizens on the trump campaign. it includes lieutenant-general michael flynn. the question now is, did obama gre

rob: this as democrats and the new york times editorial board slammed the doj's decision, hans von spakovskyays bill barr made the only ethical choice. he joins us now. thank you so much, hans, for coming on. democrats say this guy lied and he pleaded guilty, they say it's an abomb nation. why do you disagree? >> it's very clear from the recent disclosures enforced by jeff jensen, the u.s. attorney tasked with investigating this, that the fbi had no legitimate basis of any kind to even be investigating michael flynn over the perfectly legal phone call he had with a russian ambassador. that phone call was part of his duties as the incoming national security advisor, but second, it's also very clear that there was prosecutorial misconduct. there's a u.s. supreme court case called brady that mandates prosecutors have to turn over exculpatory evidence to the defense and it's very clear that the doj prosecutors here did not do that. so i really don't see how any professional who wants to act in an ethical manner could do anything other than dismiss the case. jillian: well, here's a clip of the de

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we may get part of the answer in a few hours time when european commission president, ursula von der announcement will build on a plan proposed last week by germany and france for a $545 billion european recovery fund. joining me now is holger schmieding, chief economist, berenberg bank in berlin. thank you so much forjoining us. what do you expect the size of this fund to be? the fund will probably be $500 billion euro, a recovery fund however it will likely be part of a bigger programme adding up easily toi bigger programme adding up easily to i trillion euros. recovery fund plus a few other things which the european commission will add to that, including probably some creative accounting such as redirecting money which the european commission, the european commission, the european union was meant to spend anyway to come up properly with something like i trillion euros overall. how difficult are countries like france and germany to get everybody in the eu on board to have consensus? it is extremely difficult but that is part of the course for the european union and many other insti

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. >> her name is diane von yeastenberg. i love fashion.ss and classic, as is d sourdough. >> this is amanda, how can i help you. >> reporter: amenda gets a lot of sourdough questions. she is one of 15 experts taking calls on king arthur flour's baker's hot line. >> about this time of year, things usually slow down, but our calls have gone up, and our e-mails have doubled, if not tripled. and we're receiving around 350 calls a day. >> reporter: king arthur says it is selling twice as many bags of flour as it did in december, a big holiday baking month. yeast sales are up more than 600% over a year ago. why do you think that people suddenly want bread at a time like this? >> it's comforting. bread is one of the most comforting and nurturing of foods. what aroma, martha, causes us to, in a pavlovian way, salivate immediately. >> reporter: before coronavirus, jim lahey's bakery in new york city was supplying 300 restaurants. now it is down to a half dozen. >> we're doing 25 oven loads of bread a day, and now we're averaging two. >> reporter: l

it's a big political gamble for president personal of underlying urzula von der leyen. sweden does not want a large package funded by grants. that could be one of the more controversial elements of this package. the big question has bebeen the split between grants and l loan. 500 billion dollars in grants that do not have to be paid up inin 250 billion in loans that o have to be paid back. was firsty more than contemplated. i imagine this is a very agaggressive openingng salvo o f negotiatioions and they are targeting a figure more like 500. they want to negotiate i it dow. fear is if they started with 500 it would get negotiated down to 300, or 250. the problem is, there is very little time for negotiation. the other contentious element is how this is going to be paid for. i'm hearing that these loans would come due in 2027. the membership of e.u. countries may not have to pay back the money, but the commission does. thisis would come from the commission borrowing from the international market, usingng te credit of all 27 e.u. member states. this i is so-called d debt

doctor emil von behring won a nobel prize for his research on convalescent plasma in 19 oh one. the new approach uses monoclonal antibodies and it's cutting edge. >>here's how it works when someone is sick with covid antibodies inside their blood fight off the virus. after the person recovers they donate blood. scientists select the most powerful antibodies and clothe them and turn it into a drug. it's one of the hottest areas in covid research. >>companies in new york and san francisco vanderbilt university in nashville tennessee. even the department of defense and many more are involved in monoclonal antibody research anyhow we caught the team at vanderbilt as they pick their favorite >>the treatment could possibly prevent infection or treat those already sick vanderbilt's lead researcher on the project doctor james crowe specializes in vaccines. but he says monoclonal antibody the search will be faster so again on his will. >>the finish first and will be the bridge toward longer of unity which will be conferred by vaccines so fast that the pharmaceutical company regeneron say

this happened at a vons grocery store in santee and san diego county store employees told the man to remove the hood or leave. the photos of sparked outrage online and from community leaders. >>some of the show's is always sad when somebody regardless of what the ratio. yes. resorts she. any time a symbol of just that it's some kind of a trick people are struggling with side with the virus and with what's happening in their divisiveness some of the world and i think seeing such a symbol of hate. >>really i people's own supermarket, a place you and go you know any it sends a message. >>the san diego county sheriff's department is investigating the incident. california is suing ride-hailing companies uber and left accusing them of misclassifying drivers as independent contractors under the state's new labor law that law took effect january first it makes it harder for companies to classify workers as independent contractors instead of employees who are entitled to minimum wage other benefits over says it will contest the lawsuit while also pushing to raise the standard of independent w

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the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, has set out proposals for a 750 billion eurof grants and loans to rebuild the european union's economy. two—thirds of the amount would be for grants to member states and businesses worst affected by coronavirus, with the rest in loans. and, spain is starting ten days of official mourning for the 27,000 people who have died during the coronavirus pandemic. king felipe and queen letizia held a minute's silence, as well as the spanish parliament, the police and members of the public. we'll have more on the those stories in a moment, but first here's our health editor hugh pym on the track and trace system in the uk. it's billed as a new phase in the battle to contain the virus, targeting people at risk in the areas where they live so restrictions for others can be progressively eased. it will be a big ask for some — those who have been in contact with someone who tested positive will be told to self—isolate for m days. nhs test and trace means we can start to replace the national lockdown with individual isolation for those who hav

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i think the thing that people forget is one the punchlines of this new documentary is that bernard von brown who invented the rocket break off hitler said on his deathbed look they're going to hoax an alien threat that doesn't exist to sort of further expand a global elite militaristic control over the planet and that it's a nethermost to democracy and he was very sick i think he had liver cancer and he said this to a member of my team carol rozen who was a spokesperson for the last 5 years of his life now this is a guy who literally invented the rocket saying this and who had been in these covert program so what what this air force officer was saying is that he had worked as a distant from asian agent putting out false and frightening information and sometimes just as he admitted he would carry bags of cash to people who were senior people in the media to kill a story and to alter a story so unfortunately you know i'm a medical doctor i'm an emergency doctor that got involved with this fact about 30 years ago as you know i briefed bill clinton's director of the cia in a number of othe

trusting conspiracy theories over the advice of scientists what's behind the new phenomenon anti-flu von fong slams into the philippines as authorities struggle to evacuate tens of thousands of people the storm is expected to barrel across the densely populated areas as it blooms north plus needs a new front line health care worker harley's the hug is helping his human colleagues stressed as they fight cope with 19 and a mexico city hospital. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program this weekend sees the return of professional soccer to germany the bundesliga will become the 1st major league in europe to restart following the coronavirus lockdown soccer bosses say it's more than just a sport but an economic driver as well the big leagues across europe will be watching to see how this might change conditions for germany's bundesliga. since mid march germany's football stadiums have fallen silent now the bundesliga aims to emerge from its coronavirus brick with so-called closed door matches without funds and under strict hygiene rules the idea to get back out on the pitch as soon as possible

the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, said the most courageous approach to the crisisof the who said, he welcomed an independent evaluation. here's his response. i thank member states for adopting the resolution which calls for an independent and comprehensive evaluation of the international response, including but not limited to who's performance. as i said yesterday, i will initiate such an evaluation at the earliest appropriate moment. well earlier — i spoke to our global health correspondent tulip mazumdar. i asked how china will be impacted by the resolution. china wasn't specifically mentioned in this resolution, but if you are looking at how this pandemic started, what happened in those early days — and there has been criticism not just from the world health organisation, notjust from the us, i should say towards the world health organisation, but australian and other countries as well saying saying they were too close to china, that china wasn't transparent at the beginning, and get the who did continue to praise it. i think there will be some investigation int

rains it pulls a typhoon in the middle of the pandemic filipinos are used to big storms but now typhoon von phone has forced tens of thousands to evacuate their homes and gather close together when they should be sheltering in place to stop the spread of covert 19. and thursday some 200000 people spent the night in emergency accommodations due to social distancing measures some shelters only accepted half a capacity and people were required to cover their faces but with shortages of masks many had to make do with whatever they could find. where. there's a lack of supplies and a face masks. that's why we've started to make our own so we can avoid spreading the virus. have been trying to find more space for temporary shelters including reopening schools and churches shuttered for the lockdown. as the weather system passed if left a trail of destruction in eastern provinces thousands of flimsy homes have been flattened or blown away in other regions the storm has left people dealing with floodwater. the capital manila has now started preparing for impact despite weakening slightly as it moved

support in the fight against coronavirus in an interview with the table you commission president ursula von the lion called for a cool automated approach have to build up capacities to manufacture it zillions of those and then we have to make sure that we can deploy to every corner in the world in a fair and affordable price and that's what exactly we're working on for that we. need money and we need a go global corporation. the pandemic is also putting a strain on state finances countries like italy and spain want support in the shape of so-called corona bones effectively shared debt between eurozone countries but illustrating the blocks north south divide the plan for each use solidarity has met opposition from germany and the netherlands. in the whole instrument we will have certainly the right balance of loans and grants this is the process where we have to negotiate with all 27 member states of course and i think this is democracy we have to speak about the detailing out the tailor made programs but all of our do agree that it is important to support the countries that are hardest hit

the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, said the most courageous approach to the crisislcomed an independent evaluation. here's his response. i thank member states for adopting the resolution which calls for an endeepened and comprehensive evaluation of the international response including, but not limited to, the who's response. as i said yesterday, i will initiate such an evaluation at the earliest appropriate moment. so how will china be impacted by this resolution? tulip mazumdar is the bbc‘s global health correspondent. china wasn't specifically mentioned in this resolution, but if you are looking at how this pandemic started, what happened in those early days, and there has been criticism notjust from the world health organization, not just from the us, i should say, towards the world health organization, but australia and other countries as well saying they were too close to china, that china wasn't transparent at the beginning, and yet the the who did continue to praise it. i think there will be some investigation into that as well, and certainly the us will be l