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

. >> i can tell you what it costs in amsterdam. amsterdam is the most expensive place to park your car. it is now 5 euros, nearly $7 per hour, 24 hours per day. also, the question from andy, about 12 years ago, we had a referendum, what to do with the cars in the city. the majority voted for less cars in the city. the last 10 years, the amount of cars went down. it is down 20%, and that was done by making the profiles of the roads a little bit smaller, adding more room for cyclists and public transport, and bringing of the parking fees. it also what we did that time, for all new inhabitants, he needed a permit to park your car. you did not have a space, but you need it wanted park. that also cost money. every family can only have one permit. all the businesses have also a limited amount of parking spaces. by that, you regulate the amount of parking space, and by that also, eliminate the cars that come into the city. leaders of business say we do not need road pricing or congestion feed because we already have that by the parking fe

you've been in amsterdam. in 1969 i learned and have reason for you to come back to that beautiful city soon. i'd love to work with you on a relationship between amsterdam and san francisco because there's so much in common between the two cities. and a lot of things that san francisco can learn from san francisco and the other way around. and my hope for these two days is that we will have something out of it as well and i'm sure we will have something out of it as well. and you probably will not remember amsterdam in the 1960's and the 1970's. i'm old enough to remember amsterdam in the 1970's and it was all different at that time. there was a lot of congestion, a lot of cars in town and it changed. it changed by changing the culture, changing policy and implementation of policies with hard work and i think hillie talens will show some figures and numbers about the travel that we did in the nether land as well. and about the economic benefits that investing in bicycle infrastructure gives to us. if people fr

>> 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

you see the amsterdam of the viking posters all over the city. very proud of the strong black culture. -- bike culture. and how increasingly proud we are of the bike culture that we are building. hopefully, we saw it yesterday in chinatown and north beach. we saw it in a western addition area. i think it reference a 60% increase in the last four years in the number of bicycle trips. most of them are saying i want to bike more. there's our opportunity. there's where we can grow and we can learn. some folks are coming out for special events like sunday streets. more and more are riding every day. more and more are riding because we're making it easier and more convenient and more comfortable for them to ride. i want to thank the city family that helped deliver the separated green on market street. we've seen huge increases here on market street and we know this is what it will take. when we build it, they will come. we know we need to start at a younger and younger age. i'm proud of the safe roots program we're part of along with the city. we know

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

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for instance in amsterdam, they build 30,000 cycle places. believe they will be filled from day one on because there is an enormous lot of people who cycle in the netherlands. and yesterday people asked me, tell me a little bit more, what are the benefits? and the benefits are in two directions. one of them that you can't tell in money, but it's about life. it's all the things we care about. it's about when i was in oakland, i asked some kids, do you like cycling? oh, yes, we like cycling. when you ask people around do you like cycling, people like cycling. so it's about quality of life. it's about freedom, it's about convenience, and it's about health. it's about feeling good, living real, being there. but there are also benefits that you can put down, some pitches of -- pictures of, about amsterdam cycling. this is one of my favorite. someone picking up a bunch of flowers with a child on the back seat and this is what we call normal bikes in the netherlands which people use in everyday biking. but also people in formal suits just because in

near amsterdam, roberta, where my little sister lives. scary. >> did you speak with her? >> i haven't talked to her yet. phone service was out. >> i spoke to my son about irene. he slept through it >> typical college student. >> the weather genes are not running in the family. >>> looking out from the city of san francisco towards the bay waters where a small craft advisory is in place. boy, could you not ask for a better looking labor day in the city by the bay? due east to dublin. looking out towards mount diablo. the winds beginning to pick up late day. let's look at the currents in and around the micro climates right now. we're in concord currently, clear at 83. oakland visibility is unlimited in the upper 60s. 70s in cab jose in the south and to the north and santa rosa, 63 in san francisco. average high is 70 this time of year. we will see the return of some cool air as we dip into the 50s across the board. we kick start a brand new work week, heading back to work, kids heading back to school. we will have the clouds developing late night overnight. so some patchy f

i have been to london, paris, madrid, amsterdam and tel aviv and any of those international cities would die to help us if they could. this is really sad that this is happening. thanks. president chiu: next speaker. >> hi, my name is glen jones. i'm a resident of pier 38 as well. i have two businesses as well. one we do environmental restoration work. another is a contracting company and we build homes in san francisco. i would like to say i don't think we have been treated very fairly with the eviction. we have been associated with carl and have taken the tenants to carl on that we are, as has been stated, really a great group of people there creating jobs, making jobs for san francisco and the community and at large, we are doing a really good job and we would like to stay there. i'm a general contractor, like i said. i can repair everything on the list within a month easily and pay for it. so i would plead our case to stay and continue giving revenue to the port and the city of san francisco. with us leaving the pier in their 25-day notice to depart, the city is going to lose a signif

solo amsterdam en holanda legalizó utilizarla en ciertos lugares.pedido que lo hagan en cierta área, así es mejor para controlar a las personas y ver que sí son pacientes de esta información existe en abundacion en esta feria estatal. y la feria estatal se lleva a cabo en el centro de la ciudad y solo adultos pueden entrar, dura hoy y mañana. >>en una semana la nación entera conmemora los ataques terroristas del 11 de septiembre aquí hemos mostrado reportajes de las persona que sobrevivieron a ese día algunos no quieren pensar que el 11 de septiembre comienza aser un día más >>yo vivo cada minuto, lo aprecio como si fuera el último, porque no sé si voy a estar aquí mañana >>y el desastre del 11 de septiembre afectó a miles, que fueron expuestos al polvo e la zona cero. >>me entregaron los resultados de mis exámenes, los nódulos han sido reducidos, pero hay tres bolsillos de nodulos que se desarrollaron no hace mucho >>fue como una sopa de toxinas, esto llegó a meterse tanto en el esofago y narices. >>tengo asma crónica, gastritis, posiblemente hasta

. >> reporter: now, here in this laboratory in amsterdam, they are working on a perhaps unsettling theorywe can chemically alter our memories and erase our fears. >> what we want to do is to erase the fear from the memory. >> reporter: okay, so, this brings hollywood to mind. >> i don't know if i like this. >> reporter: and, of course, "eternal sunshine of the spotless mind," in which the memories of entire relationships gone sour are medically deleted. so, this is not "eternal sunshine of the spotless mind." >> no, it's okay. >> reporter: okay, so, here's what she's done. day one. and 60 volunteers are wireded u for electric shocks. oh, yeah, i felt that. here, i'm the dummy. how unpleasant should it be? headphones on, photos flash past on the screen. and every time this image pops up, there's a shock and a loud noise. this creates in me a fear of this spider. day two, 20 of the same people are given an adrenaline is up pleasant. the images and the shocks once more. >> the idea is, we react to the fear memory. >> reporter: the fear is reopened and for the 20 people on the drug -- >> it's

tornado touched down near amsterdam, new york, it caused some property damage but officials say there were no rorh of serious injuries there. >> -- oh, my god is what i think he said. over and over. mike is here with the forecast. >> you see interesting things the first time they see a tornado. let's take a look outside. we do have clouds hanging around and promise you warmer weather on the way. >> thanks a lot. and did they promise too much? a bay area culinary college where graduates are now asking for a refund. >> and special attraction getting lots of attention off the southern california coast.  >>> take a look at whale watchers dream across the southern california coast. sister station took aerial picture of two blue whales, possibly a mother and calf swimming off the coast. speculation the whales are staying in the area because it's well stocked with their favorite food called krill. they are hundred feet long, some of them weigh 200 tons. some of them have hearts that weigh a ton. >> so they are not bothered by the rip currents. >> absolutely not. >> i wouldn't think so. >>>

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>> that is what they have been doing in new york city where they have been doing that in amsterdam and copenhagen for decades. we are seeing more like portland and seattle swap the parking so there is a physical buffer. now you put the bike lane on the inside. this is for some places it can work great. that is something we love to see. you will see in the fire there is images of how to build out. you are getting the safety perspective and some greening opportunities. it is great because it is a buffer for people walking. pedestrians are not pushed off against the traffic. there is a buffer. the mayor's office -- we are cosponsoring this next week. it is an event happening in nine cities across the nation. they will be here monday, september 19. there is a group of dutch planners. help us figuring out some things out. there is the dutch touch. they have done some things we think we can learn from. at either end, the mayor will be here and at the end, there will be a closing reception. there will be looking at places like the business corridor. it is an interesting exercise. >> i would l

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i just got back from amsterdam. the city -- they are a city that figured out how to get that right. what noise do you monitor? is it talking, ambient noise? how do you address safety? i would love for san francisco to do that. i would love for that to be successful. we have not done that. our process to approach this problem has been reactive. this is illegal. we are nowhere near a good process. we do not have a standard. the recommendation for you is also know where. it does not deal with enforcement. it puts the problems on the neighbors. what we are dealing with is the worst-case scenario, a situation where a connected individual broke rules and wants special treatment, and is getting that special treatment. he has done a lot for a lot of groups. you will see a lot of people speaking on his behalf. the point is, there is a problem to be solved. we need to work with the neighbors. but when you take a step back, if five months from now we have one work top bar, we have not done the city a favor. what about the other rooftops? we had a chance to address this two years ago. two years

nhk world was presented with the broadcaster of the year award at a ceremony held in amsterdam on monday. >> in serving the global audience, nhk employed all the traditional broadcast elements of good journalism and excellent technology on a new media platform via the internet to serve an incredible thirst for information. >> after the devastating earthquake and tsunami hit northeastern japan on march 11th, nhk world provided minute-by-minute disaster updates for two straight weeks on both television and its website for live stream broadcasting. during that time, the nhk world website was visited by more than 5.4 million people from around the world. thanks very much for watching and we appreciate your viewership. >>> now let's take a look at the stories we've gathered from broadcasters around asia. we begin with this item sent by irib iran. iran has made its largest donation of humanitarian aid to stricken somalia. the iran red crescent society's 5,000-ton shipment includes rice and other food items. the group has already sent 12 installments of aid worth about $25 million. somalia is s

. >> we frequently hear trade fair exhibitors saying that they will go to fairs in paris or amsterdam because there are fewer hurdles. and that is a problem for us. >> turkey is booming, and unlike many other countries, shows no signs of crisis. foreign investors are flocking there, and turkish companies are expanding abroad this. factory has been working with german steel for years. this businessman regularly travels to germany for work reasons. he provides dozens of documents to get a visa, but this summer he was stopped by unsatisfied border guards. the incident prompted him to write an outraged letter to the german chancellor. >> in july the border police at dusseldorf airport wanted to know if i had a return ticket, how much money i had with me, and they wanted to see my credit card. we already had to do all that when we applied for a visa. why are we being asked for the same thing again in front of other passengers? it's humiliating. i don't have to tell anyone how much money i have in my pocket. >> but there are alternatives to german steel. japanese suppliers were stanting in

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

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this twister touched down near the town of amsterdam, west of albany last night, traveling along the mohawk river, tearing off roofs, blowing out windows and damaging more than 2 dozen homes. >>> an even more horrific storm in japan. the worst typhoon to strike that country in seven years. this deadly storm dumped heavy rain, washing out roads and bridges, triggering mudslides, and killing at least 34 people. with dozens more missing. in a country still reeling from the earthquake and tsunami six months ago. >>> back in this country, there's little to celebrate this labor day for the millions of americans desperately looking for a job. 14 million americans are out of work. the unemployment rate is stuck at a stubbornly high 9.1%. president obama will unveil a jobs plan thursday that he says will include bipartisan ideas from the past. but at times the tone at the detroit labor council rally he attended today was anything but kumbaya. abc news' jim sciutto is at the white house this evening. jim. >> reporter: kicking off a possible defining week for his jobs strategy, the president to

believe what i'm seeing. >> i cell phoned my mom, she goes honey, there's a tornado warning for amsterdam, i'm like n n don't get tornadoes here. >> i'm more than shocked. you hear it, you see it on the news, but to have it in your face is so different. bill: i bet it is. it traveled 7 miles before breaking up, that's an ef-1 tornado, known to pack winds of about 100 miles an hour. and it would send a scare through you, too. martha: we're hearing today on capitol hill about the future of the postal service. right now it's facing a decifit of more than $9 billion, folks, the postoffice already cut 212,000 jobs over the last decade. right now, more than 3700 branches are facing the possibility of closing, and all this comes after congress rejected a plan to reduce the number of delivery days and to change the retiree health benefits which may have saved some of those jobsful kelly wright is live in washington. so kelly, where is all this headed? >> reporter: well, the title of today's hearing says it all, if you will. it basically says u.s. postal service in crisis, proposals to prevent a p

they come from amsterdam. i am not real familiar with how the drugs are made there. but they have been in business for 30 years. i would like to hear a comment on why our drugs are so cotton picking high here. guest: richard makes two points worth clarifying. one is whether you are talking about the u.s. drug supply we get here locally in our pharmacies or you are sourcing it somewhere else in the world. the actual manufacturing is done in india and china. it does not matter where in the world you go now. i take it the caller is purchasing drugs that will be used outside the u.s. in other countries. i think that was the implication of what he was saying. the focus is on the u.s. supply and the drugs we get an hour pharmacies and stores. the vast majority of them are based on what they should be. we do need to be aware of the risk of rare but potentially serious problems if you have a quality problem or deliberate contamination. host: ray is on the line for democrats. caller: i am a first-time caller. i buy my drugs overseas. i have been doing that for the last six ye

in the netherlands an explosion damages a courthouse in amsterdam. investigators say several floors of the building were damaged in the early morning blast. a projectile was reportedly fired into the courthouse hitting the stairwell. no arrests have been made and there are no reports of any injuries. despite the damages, court cases are going on as planned. >>> california cocktail lovers and fusion lovers have a special request for the governor, urging jerry brown that would let bar tenders pour drinks infused with alcohol. the drinks are illegal here in california. a post prohibition era law bans bars from altering the alcohol they serve. this new law would allow them to craft their own drinks. infused drinks are an important part of business throughout san francisco and the entire state. >>> a new gallup survey finds the number of young adults without health insurance dropped significantly since last year. young adults ages 18 to 25 without insurance dropped from 28% starting last fall to 24.2% by the middle of this year. officials say president ob

very recently his opera "dog's heart" was performed in amsterdam. it was a huge success. we will be performing it in st. petersburg. i love it myself. i think it's very, very important that we work with living composers. of course, thomas addis was recently in st. petersburg for a series of concerts. british, young, less than 40 years old. very important composer and i am asking these leading composers to compose for tchaikovsky competition. i became the president of this organization, committee of tchaikovsky competition. before it was shostakovich. well, i'm not match for these glorious names but someone has to do it today and i was asked to do it. i will do it, i hope, together with the colleags and we will make sure that young people have a fantastic opportunity to sign the next haikovsky competition which is 2011, june. but living composers is a fantastic opportunity for any conductor to become a very important historical figure. today a composer is remembered, bu also there is a music director who brought it to life, he's recommended because he did it. >> rose: as a

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an amateur storm chaser captured the image of this funnel cloud in amsterdam.hat is just outside of albany. and based on the video, the national weather service has confirmed that this was indeed a tornado. and now, local officials are beginning to assess the damage. >> it is just devastating. houses were damaged. roofs were torn off the houses. trees are down all over the place. they look like toothpicks. and you know, thrown aside. >> amazingly though, there are no reports of serious injuries or deaths. >>> one time tropical storm lee has now been deplote -- demoted to a tropical depression but more trouble could be ahead for states along the gulf coast and elsewhere. drew levinson has a look at the damage lee has caused. >> reporter: front yards look more like lakes as lee dropped more than a foot of rain along the gulf coast. low-lying communities are taking the brunt of the storm. the tiny town of lefitte louisiana is under several feet of water because of overflowing bayous and sandbags in some places are failing to hold back the flood waters. >> a couple

amsterdam's garden is one of dozens of medical marijuana dispensaries in san jose that could be forced to close if it doesn't get one of the ten coveted permits allowed under a city ordinance passed last night by the city council. >> i think it's incorrect for them to go about trying to restrict something that doesn't -- that they don't really know that much about. >> the state has not given us much guidance, the federal government says it's illegal so we're trying to figure out the way to go and this is a good way to start. >> reporter: in addition to limiting the number to ten, the ordinance requires pot clubs to grow their own product on site, sell it in childproof containers and also have a doctor or registered nurse on staff. san jose mayor chuck reed says the permits will be awarded on a first come, first serve basis. >> i anticipate that the vast majority of the clubs that are currently operating are not going to meet our standards and are not going to be permites. >> reporter: if the mayor is right, that means dozens of pot clubs would have to close up shop or move. >> moving i

narrator: one troubling example: at christmas time in 2009, a young nigerian boarded a plane from amsterdamto detroit. somehow evading the security net, he was carrying a bomb in his underwear. >> ...tried to blow up more than 250 fellow passengers. >> what exactly went wrong? >> keane: he actually got to the point of triggering the device, which means at that point the only thing that's going to stop that is what happened-- a technical failure or maybe a human failure. >> narrator: there had been early warnings about umar farouk abdulmutallab. >> miller: the kid had gone to yemen for training. >> miller: his father had gone to the american embassy to say, "my son is now with al qaeda. i think he's... he may be a terrorist." >> there are more questions than answers to that. >> there were no red flags raised. >> narrator: but no one in top secret america had connected the dots. >> priest: the information on that person was buried in the 5,000 other pieces of information that the counterterrorism center gets every day. >> miller: because the nigerian guy's name was misspelled by one letter, h

an amateur storm chaser captured the images of the funnel clouds in amsterdam.t looks massive of the just outside of albany. based on the video, the national weather service has confirmed that this was indeed a tornado. some houses were damaged. but there were no reports of serious injuries. >>> one time tropical storm lee has now been demoted to a tropical depression. but more trouble can still be ahead for states along the gulf coast and elsewhere. drew levinson looks at the damage lee has already caused. >> reporter: front yards look more like lakes, as lee dropped more than a foot of rain along the gulf coast. low-lying communities are taking the brunt of the storm. the tiny town of lefitte louisiana is under several feet of water because of overflowing bayous and sandbags in some places are failing to hold back the flood waters. >> a couple of days ago, this wasn't even a named storm. i would hate to see if a hurricane really came up. >> parts of the nearby community of crown point are under two feet of water. people who live here are gathering their belong

for perry's security detail while he relaxes on the beach or while his wife takes solo trips to amsterdamork. the perry camp says any of perry's trips were to promote economic development for the state of texas. and perry defends the cost to taxpayers saying that he's promoting texas no matter where he goes. but yesterday perry was promoting himself to one of the republican party's kingmakers. "the new york times" reporting that perry met with news corp. head honcho rupert murdoch last night. perry was raising money in a world he knows rupert murdoch's pockets are enormously deep and important. joining me is jim moore, the author of ""adios." these expenses, first of all, what do you make of the meeting between rupert murdoch and the governor of texas? how important was this? >> when i first heard about that, i was thinking maybe he's setting him up for a television program after he loses the election. who knows? obviously this is a guy whose favor he wants to curry. murdoch's reach in this country obviously with fox news, his network, his publications is very wide and he wants to curry f

as we headed to the amsterdam will bring '70s into the mix. >> on the bay bridge, a great ride.is the way to finish the work week. no backups or delays on the bay bridge toll plaza. we are still without hot spots for a drive around the bay area. things have been lighter dual on nearly every freeway. the golden degrades ride has been pretty slow in both directions. heavier volume or out and southbound. 680 better than usual as is the ride was down 580. there is no stop and go congestion on the southbound side. the small and commute is sluggish. >> the birth control recall. the packaging area that could lead to unexpected pregnancies. there are six different brands being recalled. the weekly orientations are in the wrong order. these are targeting copper wire and anti up charge. they have cause to charge thousands of dollars or years. the charge has been hit four times since july. police in their zeal have arrested one man but looking for another in a robbery and murder. it resident returned home to find their 21 year-old son unconscious in his bedroom. he was announced dead at th