was 400 years ago that new amsterdam was found at -- was founded. they convinced the general director of the new york port authority to put into action a bike accessibility plan, a bike plan for the more than 200,000 employees of the new york port authority. so they convinced these men that it would be a benefit to invest in bike accessibility. the thing is, i don't know, maybe you could put out an opportunity to meet them. we are mainly preaching for people who like our message, but i hardly meet people -- the opposition. i don't know, maybe there are some people who are against too much like accessibility in the room here, but up until now, we have not met them. >> back in my town, i meet them very often. one of the most, one of the best arguments concerns air quality and the problem of noise. also, the numbers of young families not wanting to have their kids growing up in town and moving out. they're really looking at what arguments can you put forward to say we cannot continue the way that things are going. >> think in copenhagen, the status of t

bbc news, amsterdam. >> poor chimps. let's try to cheer you up with the story. one of the most acclaimed artists of the 20th century, the work of pablo picasso, is celebrated worldwide. how did he come to master his craft? that is the focus of a new exhibition in london. we went to see it. >> this is bob lowe picasso, aged 19 -- pablo picasso, aged 19. precocious with those famously piercing eyes. a young spanish artist in paris, preparing for his first exhibition. here is an homage to "moulin rouge." this portrait represents monk's expressionist anxiety. here you can see van gogh's y hehtened reality. he brought with him heflueenc ofrt from his native spain, such as el greco. then he starts to find his own voice, the echo of which is still heard by artists today. >> he is fiercely modern because of his refusal to consent to a style. at think he has the confidence and the ability to push things beyond a level where he is comfortable with. he launches himself into the void. in this show, you can see that. it is like a broken egg for the beautiful, he is going to

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to make sure that passengers can connect efficiently to their new flights and then they can go out quickly again. >> but even though amsterdam is growing, like many of europe's older hubs, it faces stiff new competition from the near east. 10 years ago heathrow was europe's busiest aviation hub with 63 million passengers. skip jall had 40 million and istanbul's airport had only 10 million. last year a heavily clogged up heathrow squeezed an extra 11% out of its two runways to nearly 69 million. while skipall is up to 50 million passengers. istanbul though has soared fourfold to 45 million passengers in that time. ♪ come fly with me let's fly let's fly away ♪ >> the only way to fly. ♪ if you can use some exotic booze there's a bar come fly with me let's fly let's fly away ♪ >> >> some prawns. one or two of these peppers here. >> great choice, sir. >> ♪ come fly with me let's float down to peru ♪ >> all this was alas on the ground. at a facility where turkish airlines have chefs serve air in the -- food in the air that they've prepared on the ground. it's now the fastest growing airline in the world. taking advantage of its ke

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my husband's home country, my new jewish family -- [inaudible] robin and benjamin, leonard's cousins, and lots of americans. we came here from amsterdam to photograph the black people. i have no photo of myself and our seven month stay in -- [inaudible] leonard was very frugal. he needed all film for his project, "black and white america." nothing but racists, he said. i wish i had a picture of myself and of leonard at the march on washington. i only had my eyes. and these eyes looked and looked and looked. i would say all these places. and when leonard asked me how i liked the day, i would say all these faces, the day of the march was america for me. and then the speech of dr. martin king, ruth -- luther king, "i have a dream." the speech was in the air. it moved like a wave over the heads of all those people. the voice was strong, a preacher's voice. it reached everyone. i had never heard anything like this, and i know i never will. [applause] >> what a powerful testimony. to the multiple means by which people contribute to history. there is no picture of brigitte and leonard freed because they sacrificed every moment on film for th

don griffith says in a way the new pot laws in colorado will save a lot of people money on trips to amsterdam in america. nancy where did the sequester come from? who's idea was it? was it really president obama's idea? what are the facts? >> bob woodward's book about the budget-control act, and the debt ceiling talks are the best account of how this came to be. and according to that book, the idea was originally the white house's. they took the legislative language that had been there before -- >> bill: this is when -- if i can just -- that they were at logger heads over the debt ceiling. and somebody at the white house in a meeting said you know, they used to use this thing called a sequester, right? >> right. so they thought we will use this thing called a sequester, and there are a bunch of people in the obama white house who weren't around then -- like jean sperling, and jack lou, and others. and the great thing is is it cuts defense, non-defense, discretionary spending, and those are things that everybody cares about. so because everything will get cut it will bring people to the table

new menu and sea food different. d introducing 7 lunch choices for just $7.99! salad, sandwiches and more. >> the latest video shows her in the airport in turkey, in istanbul, making her way to amsterdamght she went from istanbul to amsterdam and then back and to munich. but what happened, she went from istab bull to amsterdam and back to munich and then back to istanbul. the timeline is not exact. but it looks like she was in amsterdam for no more than a day. that's raising a lot of questions. a lot of people are wondering, what was the point of that trip? if it was for sight-seeing to ?roar her photography hobby, why so short a period of time in a city that many people find so fascinating. so investigators are looking at that clocksly. >> besides the fact that it's geographically incorrect, it is not the fastest way to go. but maybe she had a cheaper ticket. but there is also, now they are looking into some person she was communicating with online. >> her husband willingly turned over her twitter and facebook accounts and all the access information to the turkish police. what we are hearing there was a man that she has been in communication with and that apparently, right before the

amsterdam. steven, her husband, sounded the alarm after she failed to board her flight back to new york on january, steven and serai's brother flew to istanbul to help turkish police with the investigation. in an interview with cnn last week, it was clear steven, a new york city transit worker, was beginning fear for the worst. >> along with her missing, you are hoping that she is okay. wherever she is at. and she's not hurting. that she's not cold, being fed, not being consumed with fear. >> the shocking news of sierra's death devastated her family who had tried to protect her two sons for there news of their mother's disappearance. friends and family grieve in new york, police in istanbul have an urgent question to answer, who killed serai sierra? >>> the late new york city mayor ed koch will be laid to rest today. former president bill clinton will deliver a tribute. a long-time friend and cut a trip to japan short to make services. michael bloomberg will deliver the eulogy which will conclude with the song "new york, new york." of course it will. >>> has britain's long lost king been found? a

new york report lisa everetts is here with the latest. tell us about the video that has been released? >> latest video shows her in the airport in istanbul as she was making her way to amsterdameek we thought she went back to munich but she left istanbul and went to amsterdam and went from there to munich and back to istanbul. what is interesting about that, it seems the time line is not exact but what it is looking at, she was in amsterdam for no more than a day. that is raising a lot of questions. a lot of people are wondering what was the point of the trip for sightseeing, to ex floor photography hobby. so investigators we're being told are looking at that very closely. >> greta: beside it's agree graphically, not the fastest way to go. maybe she had a cheaper ticket to istanbul. they are looking into some person she is communicating with online. >> yes, her husband willingly turned over the facebook accounts and all the access information to the turkish police. now what we're hearing is there was a man she had been in communication with and that apparently right before the day before she was scheduled to leave istanbul she was going to meet him at this famous bridge in is

news cafe in south beach. used to have coffee every morning, very famous district in miami. imagine you are a european living in amsterdamigh taxes, you work in the financial industry and decide to go somewhere else and get a little bit of a break and continue to do finance. that is what my guests today did. the president of noble financial is the president and ceo and came here 25 years ago to get away from high taxes, why florida? >> i was given the opportunity 25 years ago this month and it hasn't been a great move for me. texas was one motivation but the main motivation was opportunity to work in america and this is not a financial capital of the world in south florida but work on wall street and the opportunity that was given to me was very difficult to turn down. tracy: cheryl: what we're seeing is florida could be the next financial capital of the world. we have seen many hedge fund executives opening up shop. you in new york recruiting certainly new employees. how many have you brought down from the tristate area to florida? >> we have been recruiting from new york and other parts of the country, florida offers g

amsterdam. sierra's husband steven sounded the alarm after she failed to board her flight back to new york on january 21st. days later, steven and sierra's brother flew to istanbul to help turkish police with the investigation. in an interview with cnn last week, it was clear steven, a new york city transit worker, was beginning to fear for the worst. >> along with her missing -- you are hoping that she's okay. wherever she is at. that she's not hurting. that she's not cold. that she's being fed. that she's not consumed with fear. >> reporter: the shocking news of sierra's death devastated her family. who have tried to protect her two sons from news of their mother's disappearance. this murder also comes as a shock to some of the residents of istanbul, a major tourist destination, that bills itself as one of the safest cities in the world. for the time being, turkish police are sifting through the fortifications of this city trying to answer the question, who killed sierra? >> reporting from istanbul. now, remember when britney spears shaved her head all those years ago. she did it as an act of rebel