that is why most of the people in amsterdam go by bike.if your interested in funny and nice invidious, go to youtube. but you will see a lot of videos in which the bicycle and the car cooperate. these are some pictures and examples of how the public authorities can invest in cycling. this is a parking space for a cyclist. tend thousand bicycles can be stored there. -- 10,000 bicycles can be stored there. you can build a shelter for about 30,000 bicycles. now, what can employees do? many employees are working on the bicycle programs. this picture is a picture of a bicycle shelter at the company where my wife works. it is quite luxurious. that it is a lawyer's firm, 500 lawyers work there, and most of them, by bicycle. -- and most of them come by bicycle. many companies give their employees their bicycle with their name on that. it is a form of advertisement. many companies, the company where i work for, the chamber of commerce, they have bicycle and scooter sharing for the people to come by public transport. they can take a bicycle or a sco

so the bike is the grease in the amsterdam economy. you have to build less highways, you have to build less parking garage. you put the bike -- use very little space. where you have to build parking garage, they're very expensive. there are recent surveys that companies pay up to 30,000 euros, that's $50,000 per year per person to have them traffic by car to work, where as a bike costs only 250 euros so there are large benefits at stake. also, there is lots of surveys that show that people who live in towns where there is more cycling, people like to live there better than in towns where there is less cycling. there are an overwhelming lot of advantages on cycling and i'm going to put some -- and then this is what oakland should do as few of them -- recommendations that are put together oakland also could be used for san francisco. one thing is, if you want to have these advantages, for instance, if you're scared about all the money that goes to building highways, well, you can only reduce the number of highways that are to be built if

>> two weeks ago, a new york, it 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

as far as amsterdam goes right now you can still go into amsterdam and get cannabis in a coffee shop,ly allowed five grams and the law doesn't allow for the growing of cannabis but there is a huge push by authorities to only allow dutch citizens to buy marijuana. >> all right, who knew there was such -- many people thought it was such a draw to the area for this, they're saying it's a blight on the community. >> always two sides to the story. the other concern if there isn't coffee shops, is there going to be an illegal drug trade. like everything else, there are two sides and what happens remains to be seen. >> good stuff, nadia. a friend of mine might have to change his travel plans for the summer. >> go to the medical marijuana or cannabis cup in san francisco. >> nadia bilchik, thank you as always. >>> take a look at a picture, can you figure out what's happening here? we'll put this picture into motion here in just a moment and explain exactly what happens. nine minutes to the top of the hour here on this "cnn sunday morning." that's 50% of the daily value. pass on the news and m

discrimination against muslims such far right politician heard fielder's walks free from a court in amsterdam his supporters have praised the verdict as a win for the freedom of expression and religious political debate. and in bringing the best of russia and his heart and soul to a global audience twenty four hours a day to use a brand new documentary channel goes live with the help of a president talk brings the best of russia's culture nature and history to a global audience broadcasting in english twenty four seven. the next he sits down with a former afghan m.p. turned human rights champion malalai joya about braves death threats and assassination attempts to expose what she calls the dark side of life and her country joy claims that the nato occupation has only brought more suffering to the people of afghanistan that discussion is coming your way right now. well ledger thank you for taking the time to be with us thank you kindly and who recently returned from a trip to the u.s. and started world you were denied entry visa the decision was later reversed but why do you think this happene

discrimination against muslims such far right politician get real this group is free from a court in amsterdam many hey this is a win for freedom of expression experts say his trial shows europe's multiculturalism policies have had the opposite effect driving communities apart. and bringing the best of russia in its heart and soul to a global audience twenty four hours a day party's new documentary channel goes live with the help of the president. brings the press to russia's culture and history to a global audience broadcasting in english. when they started talks to a former afghan m.p. turned cuban rights champion joya death threats and assassination attempts to expose what she calls the dark side of life in a country georgia claims the nato occupation has only brought more suffering to the people of afghanistan that's a special interview next. well enjoy thank you for taking the time to be with us thank you times. recently returned from a trip to the u.s. didn't start world you were denied entry visa a decision was later reversed what do you think is happening now especially after the fact

, and he and i got on a plane-- and i had never been on a plane-- and went to amsterdam, and the record execs took us out and bought us drugs, and it was like-- it was the most amazing thing that ever happened to me. i was thrilled that i was in the record business, and i was, you know, important, getting flown around, and i think that's when i was the most successful, 'cause that was an amazing transformation, just being able to travel and be part of a culture and actually be part of it growing within an industry. in some ways, your breakthrough came when you began to work with your brother and a friend, and run dmc came about. run dmc was-- i mean, run was waiting for an opportunity forever, and he and his buddy d.m.c. made these songs, and they were so honest. rap was going on a little bit of a tangent. there was some success in the rock clubs. that's where the only crossover existed. no mainstream. and so they were starting to assimilate to the rock stars, or they wanted to get out of the ghetto so bad that they were willing to trade some of their souls, you know, and their attitude

it's beginning with shops amsterdam that is private clubs that open only to adult citizens with a properthey call the ban tourism suicide for country known for the liberal policy on pot. that policy is credited with attracting visiting college students for decades. >> and here is something to think about before you pour your next cup of coffee. drinking five or more cups of coffee could cause people to hear sound and voices that don't exist. researchers played a fuzzy sound and those that were stressed reported hearing music within those sounds even though the music didn't exist. they describe caffeine the most commonly used psychoactive drug. >> how about you, two. >> i think one but i think it's giving me a kidney stone. >> how about some sunshine instead. >> see if we can find some. here at 11:20 and westbound from emeryville and some of the clouds and breaking and sunshine opening over the bay area. one more beautiful place, at&t park. they got a game today against the nationals. and you can see some of the sunshine breaking also. take a look at the satellite and see the clouds slowl

it's beginning with shops amsterdam that is private clubs that open only to adult citizens with a proper i.d. they call the ban tourism suicide for country known for the liberal policy on pot. that policy is credited with attracting visiting college students for decades. >> and here is something to think about before you pour your next cup of coffee. drinking five or more cups of coffee could cause people to hear sound and voices that don't exist. researchers played a fuzzy sound and those that were stressed reported hearing music within those sounds even though the music didn't exist. they describe caffeine the most commonly used psychoactive drug. >> how about you, two. >> i think one but i think it's giving me a kidney stone. >> how about some sunshine instead. >> see if we can find some. here at 11:20 and westbound from emeryville and some of the clouds and breaking and sunshine opening over the bay area. one more beautiful place, at&t park. they got a game today against the nationals. and you can see some of the sunshine breaking also. take a look at the satellite and see the clouds

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and they're at the jewish museum in amsterdam and they travel very infrequently and we were very important to have them come to san francisco. i think they're so compelling and so powerful they deserve attention from the entire community, not just as a h ordinary hollicost. >> this is what she was producing at such a young age wha might her position have become if she had lived a life. >> it is clearly she was full of talent, and full of ideas. and really reflective about her own life and the world she lived in. so it is a loss not to know what would have happened but we have this and it is an incredible gift. >> we have just a minute left, but in just a couple f o sentences, three years running now and a new home so successful and vibrant. what are system of the the lessons learned. >> what has been great about the museum and the news basis, you continue have to be jewish to come to the jewish museum. over half of our visitors are not jewish. we have people from all over the world. visitors from the bay area, we have a very large population a lot of people who come are families. we have b

is here to wilders is cleared by a court of hate speech for comparing islam to naziism judges in amsterdam ruled that his statements while insulting fell within the boundaries of legitimate political debate. and dmitri medvedev president of russia which is on our t.v.'s new documentary on our two d. printing stories on russia its history people and culture to the world twenty four hours a day. and up next the kaiser report in which max kaiser and co-host stacy herbert find out how the international monetary fund will actually profit and make money from european states in crisis such as greece. max kaiser this is the kaiser report we are back from athens where we were able to stand up to an onslaught of tear gas from provocative tours what's a provocative or that's a cop dressed up like an anarchist hastings arab or what's happening max in fact i believe they were i.m.f. agent stress that has anarchists and they are they tear gas canisters had c.d.'s written alongside collateralized debt swap on of the sort of that is financial terrorism i think it's called credit default swaps all right i'

i mean, like amsterdam is plat as a pancake we would say. brussels does have some, well, ups and downs. an important issue politically is that we have -- we are, in fact, giving big gross national product to the country, 20%, although we're only 10% of the population, but yet most workforce is coming from abroad, from flounders, from outs. so they are coming in at 9:00 in the morning and the workers are again leaving to the north or the south of the country in the evening and we have ourselves a population with also considerable amount of people who live in poverty. there is about 20% of unemployment. we do have for 20 years now our own regional parliament and government and i'm very proud of that because i really think that we have been able as politicians to put brussels solution on the brussels scale thanks to that legislative power we have. you see we have been quite ambitious. we voted already in 1997 a resolution in the parliament saying 10% of all mechanical transport should all be by bike. we also held a summit on road safety and, th

supervisor mirkarimi: this might be the first to credence of when people refer to as as the amsterdam, they did not mean just -- anyway. [laughter] >> i will reserve my comment. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. i have been talking with project sponsors and developers. i have questions and concerns, a little bit more -- maybe not a question, but a comment, and maybe you could respond. when market octavia came to us, it also was slated for a one-to- one parking unit ratio. i realize this has been the -- the labor -- belabored to the point of years, and we changed it because we realized that we could accommodate the capacity to modify that one to one of one unit a parking bill for one unit of housing, and i thought the outcome was a decent outcome, sensible, so it was not one to one any more, but i realize that there is some added in the of keeping it one-to-one but treasure island. -- some at mnc -- some adamancy keeping a one-to-one for treasure island. congestion pricing is one strategy, but it does not necessarily dissuade the reliance on private automobiles. i love that, it would be

from wilders was cleared by a court of hate speech charges for comparing islam to naziism judges in amsterdamruled that his statements while insulting fell within the boundaries of legitimate political debate. and president dmitri medvedev switches on our documentary channel part to bringing the stories on russia its history people and culture to the world twenty four hours a day. and up next cross talk with peter lavelle discussing with his guests whether they underestimate the arab world may bring democracy and freedom or just more violence and instability. and you can. still. welcome to cross talk computor all about exit strategy obama's long awaited plan to start drawing down troops levels in afghanistan is in play but is it a real drawdown or just a reduction of the so-called surge of eighteen months ago did obama capitulate to public opinion over military needs and will american and nato troops ever completely leave afghanistan to afghans. can. cross talk us afghan strategy i'm joined by gareth porter in washington he's an investigative historian and journalist also in washington we hav

you want to have your say on spotlight or if you have someone in mind you think i'm interested in amsterdam they drop me a line i'll bring out an ad r.t. t.v. dot are you let's keep spotlight interact we'll be back with more comments from what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on our team and take. notes. h. . you stand to lose me. everything you still see losing. everything was in a gold mine tragedy in northwest russia as a passenger plane crashes onto a highway killing forty four people early reports suggest pilot error and bad weather are to blame. at least fifteen more civilians killed as nato bombers miss a top gadhafi aide but instead hit the birthday party of his four year old grandson . and showdown in the greek parliament the pm savage's new austerity cuts face a no confidence vote athens on the brink of becoming the first euro zone nation to default. my from our studios in central moscow you're watching archie with me and he said now way our top story officials say bad weather and pilot error are the likely causes of a plane crash which killed forty four people and

he walks free from a court in amsterdam many hailed it as a win for freedom of expression experts say his trial shows europe's multiculturalism policies have had the opposite effect in driving communities apart . and bringing the best of russia in its heart and soul to a global audience of twenty four hours a day elegies new documentary channel goes live with the help of the president. brings the best of russia's culture and history to a global audience broadcasting in english. all those stories and more detail for in about fifteen minutes from now next natasha with the sports news this hour. this is your live sports update on our t.v. thanks for watching stories defending champion serena williams overcomes an early look over form to get through to the third stage of wimbledon most russian ladies are also there often thursday's action. football with. doris final and it in a massive brawl with everyone involved. and also our team out with a pioneer of russian and formerly soviet sports medicine busted out. the basketball team to gold of the solar wind has now become the hero of a docum

in 1974, after living in amsterdam, he cofounded the american dance asylum and in 1982 formed the bill t. jones/arnie zane dance company with his partner, arnie zane, who died in 1988. based in new york city, the ten-member company tours extensively, performing its repertoire of more than 50 works for audiences of approximately 100,000 each year in america and abroad. jones is the recipient, individually and with zane, of numerous awards, including two bessies, choreographic fellowships from the national endowment for the arts, and in 1994, a macarthur fellowship. his company's work is often described as a fusion of dance and theater. jones says his work deals with the fear of difference. his work is also about the joy of movement and the issues of survival and triumph. as jones has said, "living and dying is not the big issue. "the big issue is what you're going to do with your time while you're here." his memoir, last night on earth, whose title was taken from one of his performances, was published in 1995. last year, bill t. jones joined the naacp protest against the flying of the c

here wilders is cleared by a court of hate speech charges for comparing islam to naziism judges in amsterdam ruled that his statements were while insulting and fell within the boundaries of legitimate political debate. and president dmitri medvedev switchers on our teams that new documentary channel four to be bringing stories on russia its history people and people and culture to the world twenty four hours a day. i'll be back with a look at your headlines in thirty minutes but now our documentary about the heroic battle against the nazis in the breast fortress the first battlefield of the soviet army against the fascists in world war two. brest fortress today it's on the territory of the sovereign republic of belarus formerly the soviet republic of belarus a fortress was once the westernmost outpost of the soviet empire each day schoolchildren in the town of brest take part in a ceremony by a local monument to commemorate what happened there. on june twenty second one hundred forty one german fascist forces invaded the soviet union without a declaration of war the defenders of the breast f

discrimination against muslims dodge of all right politician gets billed as walks free from a court in amsterdam and then he had it as a win for freedom of expression experts say his trial shows europe's multiculturalism policies have had the opposite effect driving communities apart. and bringing the best of russia and his heart and soul to a global audience twenty four hours a day parties a new documentary channel goes live with the help of the president. talk brings the best of russia's culture and history to a global audience broadcasting in english. all those stories in more detail for in about fifteen minutes from now in the meantime that's how she is with us one of the updates on the sports these this hour stay with us. well welcome to live sports update on r t thanks for joining us this hour our top story is staying put so it's been eight months eve to remain top of the russian premier league standings. meanwhile football with fists of the cold weather but the door is final and in the massive brawl with everyone involved. and also our team out with a pioneer of russian and former soviet

discrimination against muslims such far right politician her builders walks free from a court in amsterdam as it rules his comments full within the boundaries of political debate. and bringing the best of russia and its heart and soul to a global war against twenty four hours a day nazis a new documentary channel. goes live for the help of a president. just after six pm here in moscow you with artsy welcome to the program well throughout the course of the four month long revolution against colonel gadhafi his regime libyans have found themselves surrounded by threats nato forces have killed hundreds of civilians during the bombing campaigns this according to government claims and rebels have been accused of committing atrocities against their own people or for national reports. this family hasn't had the war quiet and peaceful like this one for months they've escaped from the libyan rebel stronghold of benghazi to hide in this refugee camp in the west of the country after a life in their native town became a nightmare. it's not safe there anymore it's become dangerous and it's not only bec

discrimination against muslims such far right politician the hurt of killed as was freed from a court in amsterdam. and bringing the best of russia at its heart and soul to a global audience twenty four hours a day because he's a brand new documentary channel goes live with the help of oppressed. in my colleague bill daughters here in half an hour's time but for now it's because a report. for the we've got. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. kaiser this is the kaiser report we are back from athens where we were able to stand up to an onslaught of tear gas from provocative jurors what's a provocative or that's a cop dressed up like an anarchist hastings here or what's next in fact i believe they were i.m.f. agents stress that has anarchists and they are tear gas canisters and c.d.'s written alongside collateralized debt swap on a tour of. this financial terrorism i think it's called credit default swaps that there are so many different names for these derivatives these days and that's actually the big topic of the day is all the debt circulating around the eco

the netherland's policy on marijuana has made amsterdam a popular destination. some worry the new rules will hurt tourism. >>> a judge in southern california has ruled the city of dana point cannot block access to strand beach. now, the city tried to block beach access near a city apartment in the orange county city but the judge ruled there was not enough evidence to support it was necessary. now dana point will need a permit from the california coastal permission that this wants to limit access. >>> a debate is growing in san francisco over the size of an afford an housing project for at-risk teenagers and young adults. an expanded version of the plan calls for a 50-point building where the neighborhoods all come together. neighbors filed an appeal from the planning commission. they are challenging an environmental review. the zoning laws limit the size to just 41 points -- 41 units. the golden state warriors have selected their head coach. mark jackson played for seven nba teams. he's currently a broadcaster for abc sports. he's never coached an nba team befo

and wilders is cleared by a court of the speech charges for comparing islam to naziism judges in amsterdam ruled that his statements while insulting fell within the boundaries of a legitimate political debate. and president dmitri medvedev switches on archie's new documentary channel to be bringing stories on russia its history people and culture to the world twenty four hours a day. and my colleague greta joshie will be here in about thirty minutes with a full look at your news but right now it's straight back to the only on the show. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. ok so we're back with more as a special extended interview tonight on the ilona show with gary johnson former new mexico governor and current g.o.p. presidential candidate governor before we were interrupted by the need for a break so we were speaking about tax cuts we're talking about corporations do you think you know how should americans feel when they learn that some of the largest corporations in this country when they learn that exxon mob

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.>> amsterdam will be private clubs open to adult dutch citizens with id.he ban tourism suicide for the liberal policy on pot. >> speaking of college students. likely 18 years old this month. morgan hunter is getting ready for graduation from school but there is a twist. on saturday she will graduate from the university. she began taking college class at an eighth grade are and majoring in latten and greek and studying french, german, and japanese and arabic. she went to her former middle school to teach latin. she thinks skipping high school for her is a good move. >> i didn't miscellaneous out on much. college is easier than high school. you don't have to worry about getting in a good college. i have had more free time than any of the people going to high school. >> and yet she is not done. she is going to graduate school in uc berkeley and study for the ph.d in hebrews. pick the toughest languages and do that. >> she can tackle any challenge . not done yet. more news at 6:30. the vote to give the east bay disadvantaged cities highest sales tax rates in t

it has plans to use recycled cooking oil on some 200 flights between paris and amsterdam starting in the month of september. >>> now, coming up on "world business today," a hard tass ak head for farmers in china as they come to terms with the reality of those devastating floods. that's straight ahead on the show. [ female announcer ] what if your natural beauty could be flawless too? discover aveeno positively radiant tinted moisturizers with scientifically proven soy complex and natural minerals. give you sheer coverage instantly, then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. aveeno tinted moisturizers. >>> hello and welcome back to "world business today." >> heavy flooding is wreaking havoc across many parts of china. beijing is forecasting a hefty economic hit for those in the agriculture industry say they're also feeling it. eunice yoon reports. >> reporter: they told us some of these fields were about a meter under water. and now they're just trying to get their crops going again. stories like theirs are being replicated all over the country. hundreds of thousands of acres of farm

the city of amsterdam, known in certain circles as the mecca of pot, has vowed to fight the measure. it looks like an ordinary old letter, a fragile yellowing bit of paper. what makes it famous is the signature. adolf hitler. what makes its infamous, is its message. this letter written in 1919 is considered to be hitler's earliest written expression of his views on jews. in it the 30-year-old veteran of world war i says the removal of jews must be the government's final goal. hitler's letter will be put on permanent display in los angeles at museum of tolerance. >>> japan's prime minister naoto kan survived a year in office. but his term will still be over. it's an ambiguous end-point for a position that offers little in the way of job security. over the past five years, japan has seen six prime ministers come and go. for a look, we're joined by kyung lah. a lot of leaders will be marking 100 days, seeing how things are going. one year in presidency. but this is actually a milestone for a prime minister in japan. >> it is. because now, naoto kan is tied with the prime minister from 2

it is starting with shops in amsterdam being private clubs only to dutch citizens. they are calling it tourism suicide for the country that is known for liberal policy on pot. it is attracted college students for decades. >> u.s. news and world report asked're 20 and try weight watchers and jenny craig and raw food diet. primarily vegan . healthy a diet high in fiber and low in fate and best over all. dash diet with a lot of fruits and poultry and fish and poultry and nuts. bottom line, less restrictive of the dates likely you will stick to it. >> if your clothes are getting tighter, research out of the north carolina shows the hip bones widen up to age 80 or so long after skeltical growth stops. it is assumed extra inches came from fat. that i am getically big bones except for spencer. and why it could cost a lawmaker her job. why it is hard to tell the truth for the libya's government propaganda. >> finally the weather we have waited for. i will have the warm details in the accu-weather honey, we've got tickets to the game, so we're going to need a sitter on satur

the amsterdam news. langston hughes had a column in the newspaper, and he had a spokesman, a very simple kind of guy who he named simple, and the title of his column was "simple says." and one of the things that i remember reading and knowing about when i was young was simple says let's kill all the white folks except eleanor roosevelt. [laughter] >> do we have other questions or comments? yes. >> [inaudible] >> okay. the question is she had five children, did she spend time with them? in common with the upper crust of that era, when the children were little she really turned over a lot of their care to nurses and governesses and the hired help. in the later years of her life, one of the reasons that she traveled so much was to go around and see a lot of her children. they were scattered all over the country, and they were always in some sort of trouble, made some sort of embarrassing headline in the newspaper. >> for example? what kind of -- >> well, elliott roosevelt never went to college, and he was k

no longer marijuana in amsterdam and no longer heated toilet seats in japan. >> where will i go for vacation. is this something they'll push temporarily while they get over this whole crisis or -- >> well, is it going to be temporary to get over it? i mean this is years long. remember they embarked on this in 2005 really over the last year there's been a huge drive and a major push. that's the destruction of the fukushima daiichi plant and the impact that it's having. but certainly they say necessity is the mother of invention. and what people are having to do to deal with the circumstances they dealt with. >> interesting stuff, change is coming to japan and certainly they are necessary right now. thank you so much. >>> you know this story, the wise men in the bible? how many wise men were there in the bible? >> i always thought there were three. >> that's not right. i just found this out this morning. did you know, folks, there were not three wise men and they didn't show up to bring something to baby jesus. all right, don't take my word for this. i have a scholar here who is going to expla

and a cop goes up to the guy and says if you want to drink that beer, go over to amsterdam avenue. weon't bring beer on columbus avenue. i remember that little story was so real that that is what i was sort of trying to recapture in thebook. >> when you set out to do this, you had one problem, i would assume. tell me whether you dealt with this issue. which is you want to have all the current science. >> right. >> rose: y want to view these characters through everything we know today. >> right. >> rose: on the other hand you want to take them from bih until deh. >> right. >> rose: how do you solve that problem. >> it is alway they're born and they go thugh eir lives. it's always 2011 and so-- . >> rose: it's always today because you want to be at the cutting edge of knowledge. >> that is why i say this is an allegory, not a novel. i'm just using the characters to illustrate the research. if it was a novel they would ide skin cratic like anybody else on earth. but these characters are representing the research, there to teach you or help you see what the research tells you. >> rose:

those flights will connect paris to amsterdam.cials say they won't need to make any changes to aircraft engines. they are only waiting for authorization. >>> it's a very unusual exhibit you are looking at. this is made out of 7,000 pounds of ocean trash. coming up at 8:00, we'll have a live sneak preview. this is a project designed to raise awareness about litter. >>> union members with the contra costa county fire department voted to accept what appears to be a 10% pay cut. that means the houses slated to close will remain open. the 300 members fave un-- gave up 5% of their pay and waived raises scheduled to take effect in july and january. >>> and alameda city firefighters have a new contract. the council last night voted 4- 1 for the new deal. the new contract freezes wages and limits health and retirement benefits. the council also approved a proposal at the animal shelter. a nonprofit organization will now take over the city from the alameda police department. the change can save $700,000. >>> san mateo's most notorious cat b

. >> reporter: the side kick played by morey amsterdam and rose marie. >> i know what we need. >> reporterrob's life laura played by 24-year-old mary tyler moore. >> hi, rob. >> oh, hi, honey. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: a lot of guys in particular, mainly remember the fact that she was looked awfully good in capri pants. >> yes she did. we ran into a little trouble with that too. the network said they were just a little too much. >> reporter: a little too tight. >> we had to let them out a little bit which i thought was a sad thing. >> is that a new outfit? >> i thought you would never notice. >> reporter: mary tyler moore recently joined her old friend on the rachael ray show. >> i loved that the people thought that we were really married in real life. >> reporter: so did my then husband. >> we had a little bit of a crush on each other. >> reporter: did you ever do anything about it? >> no, we were both married. >> give me a kiss first. >> reporter: the show ended after five years. but by then van dyke was already making movies. ♪ nowhere is there a more happier crew than them watching...

not allowed i didn't more on first class on the long 747 flights to long places like sydney and amsterdamour baby in coach. >> will somebody take care of the baby while you're up in first class? >> no. >>> nailing a date down. nasa is ready for its grand finale. "atlantis" is schett to launch on july 8th. the final mission of the space program barring any delays. a 12-day journey delivering supplies to the international space station. once it comes home, american astronauts will hitch a ride for a little while on russian spacecraft and then russian spacecraft will than shuttling people and cargo to the international space station. >> don't miss "beyond "atlantis" the next frontier." >> rob marciano is in the extreme weather center for us right now. the sun was amazing. i think you are showing us the solar flares? >> you want to get to that? >> yes. >> this satellite was launched in february and look at this flare. there is arc of magnesium and solar energy in outer space. the size of the earth probably a hundred earths could fit within that arc. so a hundred earth just completely toasted

weaponzie a plane, but what about smuggling explosives in your underwear and the changing planes in amsterdamtion. supply chain security. i was speaking about that very near. what do i mean? the movement of goods and commerce around the world. it is a possible avenue for a tax. for example, the intent at of yemen just this past october. also international in nature. information sharing about terrorism, human trafficing, science and technology, the things we are learning to better find, detect, mitigate against possible attacks. they'll have an international dimension to them. as we talk about the evolving threats, one of the implications is to recognize that even when you have the department of homeland security, it is actually international. we are working in 75 countries. we have the third largest international footprint the bandied federal department. i have travelled to 20 countries, several of them multiple times. what we do need to do is recognize that with the ever evolving nature of the threats confronting us, we have to get away place where every part of our society is cognizant of t

weaponzie a plane, but what about smuggling explosives in your underwear and the changing planes in amsterdam and find over canadian airspace to get to the united states? aviation. supply chain security. i was speaking about that very near. what do i mean? the movement of goods and commerce around the world. it is a possible avenue for a tax. -- for attack. for example, the intent at of yemen just this past october. also international in nature. information sharing about terrorism, human trafficing, science and technology, the things we are learning to better find, detect, mitigate against possible attacks. internationaln dimension to them. as we talk about the evolving threats, one of the implications is to recognize that even when you have the department of homeland security, it is actually international. we are working in 75 countries. we have the third largest international footprint the bandied federal department. -- international footprint of any federal department. i have travelled to 20 countries, several of them multiple times. what we do need to do is recognize that with the ever ev

we have a paris exchange, brussels, amsterdam, et cetera. >> i want to focus on the u.s. entities, the regulators within the united states. you mentioned cftc, the s.e.c., you mentioned the fed. is the ftc involved? >> not to my knowledge, the ftc. >> what other agencies -- >> the sythes committee. we're voluntarily filing. >> anybody else that you can identify that you're submitting information to? >> i just didn't hear you say justice department. >> well we said doj at the outset. they're the big, big enchilada here, they make the final decision. what i'm not clear on is what these other agencies, what their role is. what is, let's just go one by one. s.e.c., obviously provides expertise to the department of justice. but do they have another role with reference specifically to the new york stock exchange? are you submitting information to them and are they reviewing it? and for what purposes are they reviewing it? >> yeah. they work with the foreign regulators in europe to make sure that the division of labor and there's an m.o.u. between. for example, s.e.c. and the co

we have a paris exchange, brussels, amsterdam, et cetera. >> i want to focus on the u.s. entities, the regulators within the united states. you mentioned cftc, the s.e.c., you mentioned the fed. is the ftc involved? >> not to my knowledge, the ftc. >> what other agencies -- >> the sythes committee. we're voluntarily filing. >> anybody else that you can identify that you're submitting information to? >> i just didn't hear you say justice department. >> well we said doj at the outset. they're the big, big enchilada here, they make the final decision. what i'm not clear on is what these other agencies, what their role is. what is, let's just go one by one. s.e.c., obviously provides expertise to the department of justice. but do they have another role with reference specifically to the new york stock exchange? are you submitting information to them and are they reviewing it? and for what purposes are they reviewing it? >> yeah. they work with the foreign regulators in europe to make sure that the division of labor and there's an m.o.u. between. for example, s.e.c. and the co