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

hello to everyone listening to us and to the southeast of amsterdam. radio raza is the voice of the deals with the issues news of the neighborhood that. runs it was run by surinamese migrants they try to keep their finger not just on the pulse of their own people but on every small immigrant community. so this. is a multicultural radio station and it is out here for all ethnicities it is not only for the syrian amines but it is via the tsunamis that we try to reach out to all the other communities as we also have african programs and indonesian programs we are very multicultural. of this market next to the city council one can meet representatives of only ethnic groups living in. dozens of languages and dialects spoken here. it has been ten years since red just moved to europe from one of the northern states of india he sells. vegetables here in the past registers not even think of learning dutch english was quite sufficient but not anymore. if i love the language i don't. like everything but i don't think that's a problem. with the customer model year

i went to the anne frank house in amsterdam and did research there. i have to tell you, everything i found was really a revelation to me. so i'll read you another section. this is the beginning of the second about the book and it's about -- it's about the franks' arrest. amsterdam on the sunny and otherwise quite morning, friday august 41944, a car pulled up in front of the warehouse at 263. that is all one needs to write. already the reader knows who is hiding in the attic and the fate about to befall them. we know it more than 60 years later at historical moment when it is often noted how little history we remember. we know the reason why we know, but it bears repeating less we take it for granted that we know because a little girl kept a diary. of all of the roundups, the deportations murders committed during that time, this arrest is the one that has been investigated most closely. the one about which memories have been most thoroughly searched with the one we knee about, if we know about any at pull the car arrived without sirens without haste, u

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

. >> 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

and amsterdam's new breed of squatters. who actually pay the bills? feminist punk rockers who were arrested after a protest against vladimir putin's hold on power are causing quite a stir in moscow. the women who are members of a band called pussy riot were charged with look in some after staging an anti-government performance. all sorts of prominent artists and politicians have called for their release, but now the three are facing trial, and it is thought they could be dealt an extremely harsh penalty. >> a closely guarded and in handcuffs, the three members of the cult bent [applause] write up are presented to the world like hardened criminals -- like the punk band pussy riot are presented to the world like hardened criminals. the charge -- hooliganism. the courthouse has been cordoned off for the trial. emotions have been running high. normally, the protest would only amount to a fine, but critics say the kremlin wants to flex its muscle. >> the government is trying to score politically with this trial. the message is clear -- they want to show th

sewing needles discovered in several business class turkey sandwiches on flights all originated from amsterdam. the fbi has gotten involved and abc's pierre thomas has the very latest. >> reporter: tonight, this simple image of a needle hidden in a sandwich is raising a critical question about an often forgotten aspect of airline security. how safe from sabotage is the food on commercial airlines? it was definitely not on the menu. a half dozen sewing needles found in sandwiches on four separate delta flights this past sunday. at least one person injured after biting in. >> there was the second bite, i bit down, that's when i felt the poke on the top of my mouth. when i pull it out of my mouth, i cleaned the food off, it was about a one-inch needle. >> reporter: passenger james was seated in row "h." >> right now, i'm okay. they said if i start developing symptoms, nausea, headaches, i have to go to the emergency room right away. it's kind of a wait and see right now. >> reporter: federal authorities, including the fbi tonight are investigating who had access to the flights originating out of

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amsterdam and two flights to atlanta.ood, the airline said it notified all 18 flights from amsterdam to stop serving the sandwiches. here's what one passenger who got one of the contaminated sandwiches said when he spoke to ktsp. >> i bit down on it so i wasn't biting down on the sharp side but the flat side. it could have been a bad injury orally, but had i taken a big swallow and swallowed that down, i'd have a needle inside, that would be very concerning to me. >> gate gourmet, a spokes person for that company says the sandwiches were prepared in s amsterdam and says this is a terribly upsetting situation. there's nothing more important to us at all than the safety of the passengers and crew u.s. so is the transportation security administration is also saying it's looking closely into this investigation as to what happened as well as a security protocols being conducted by the air carrier and airport authorities. >> so the company that makes these sandwiches says it also provides food to other airlines, is there a conc

and all flights started in amsterdam. and they're investigating gate gourmet which works out of kitchens not only in amsterdam but around the world. they are taking this matter very seriously and the food security has been increased while the federal investigation continues. delta has taken immediate action with our in-flight caterer at amsterdam to ensure the safety and quality on board aboard the aircraft reads that airline statements. the safety and security of our pangs and crew is delta's number one pry yoorpriority. a federal investigator, but the fbi looking into a half dozen needles originating in amsterdam, all headed to the united states. diane. >>> and also tonight, american athletes are streaming into london for the olympics. 230,000 people from around the world, converging on heathrow airport, twice as many as usual. but there's a big debate going on about breaches in security, as authorities scramble to plug up the holes in their plans. here's abc's nick schifrin. >> reporter: seven years to prepare. $2 bill

in amsterdam, you have to wait two and half years before it because you -- you have to wait two and a half years for the parking permit. >> people except they can just not have a car. in amsterdam, the other modes of transport are so well-organized, it is just like in the hague, a car is more of a new sense that a create a car is more of a nuisance and liability. it is expensive. the other modes of transport are much more convenient. >> ok, mike, you have a question? use the microphone, please. >> separated bike paths in the united states are controversial, and they're slowly catching on. how important is it to have those facilities in place? is it maybe a quarter of importance, 50% of the attraction for people to take their bikes? i'm wondering how important it is. >> i think that you need a cycling infrastructure, both from a statistical point of view and the feeling that people have when they use it. otherwise, we do not think we would have more people cycling if we did not put in more cycling facilities. i think the cycling infrastructure is absolutely necessary. if you want to do

would probably have dewolf into something quite like amsterdam. instead, it would have been a much more calvinist reformed protestant part of the world that would have fit in much more of greater new england than the very distinct diverse new york that we now have come and that is actually the real take away and an unsolicited plug for my second book which is religious toleration after the new york takeover from the dutch which i realized in my research is not the dutch period but the english takeover is the crucial part of the story. and with the english do when they take over the dutch colony and how they manage religious diversity and how that is different from the dutch. but the important role was that they were here and they were here for most of the 17th century so that the english people that take over new york are a very different sort of thing push -- coming from a very different religious social political environment and the people that settled in new england or in virginia and that really makes a difference in the history of new york an

airlines flying out of amsterdam. delta apparently the only airline affected says it takes this matter extremely seriously, and is working with gategourmet to ensure the safety of the food it serves. there's no sign that anything similar was done to any other flights or airlines. who did this and why is so far a mystery? pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> and tonight, skywest airlines tells nbc news it's investigating how a murder suspect was able to get access to one of their aircraft. a regional jet sitting on the ramp in st. george, utah, sometime after midnight. the suspect identified as brian hegland was a suspended skywest pilot himself. he got the aircraft rolling but clipped a wing, crashed the plane into some parked cars and killed himself. he was wanted by police in colorado springs for allegedly killing his girlfriend last week. >>> and in tuscaloosa, tonight, the hunt is over for a man police say opened fire overnight in a crowded bar near the university of alabama campus there. 17 people were wounde

bound flights originated in amsterdam. federal authorities including the f.b.i.ng to learn who had access to the food aboard the plane. prepared in the kitchen of gourmet company in amsterdam have been removed from flight but the scare exposes a vulnerable area of airline security. >> you can't check every sandwich aboard a plane. unfortunately this demonstrates to people who want to do bad things that this is a gaping hole. >> airline industry is already on high alert coinciding with the start of the olympic games. now security of passengers have to worry about terror threats and their food. >> eric: delta airlines is apologizing for a mistake that allowed passengers returning to the u.s. from mexico to bypass customs and security. it happened at atlanta airport. passengers arriving from cancun made their way through a door that led straight to baggage claim bypassing a critical security step. they say employees were expecting a flight where passengers are free cleared through customs and immigration. they didn't verify where the plane came from. a delta spokesp

in 1928 the host city was amsterdam. it's autumn but marked the first time women athletes competed on the track -- it's olympics marked the first time women athletes competed. it was not only the athletes that completed fantastic feats. >> this was built on reclaimed marshland. some complain the track would be so soft -- to stop so dutch engineers had to work hard to insure it could take the pressure. it was the first time they used a 400-meter track which became standard for all future games. and it wasn't just used by men. this was the first time women were used -- allowed to compete in track and field. the modern olympic flame was first will it in amsterdam in 1928. sparking a tradition being continued by all hosts ever since. but it wasn't all plain sailing. the wasn't enough accommodation for all of the athletes, so some of the teams had to sleep aboard their ships instead. wives and girlfriends, not allowed. inside the stadium, there is now a museum displaying a which a way of sporting treasurer. -- rich array spor

and johnny, the man who played tarzan, only won three golds but went on to win another two at amsterdam in 1928. we'll be looking at all the past olympic games if our postcard series here on "bbc world news."

all the sand wimps made in their amsterdam kitchens. the fbi is looking into this, so are the police in amsterdam. so far no reports of anything like this on other flights, matt. >>> pete williams, thank you very much. now three minutes after the hour. here is savannah. >>> all right, matt. thank you. we have stepped outside because it is going to be another scorcher today. heat alerts posted in seven states, 78 on the plaza already, al. >> it's just going to continue. 2005 million people affected by this heat wave. heat advisories to heat warnings stretching from the midwest to the northeast and new england. what we're looking for today as far as records are concerned. chicago, 101. it will feel like 108. st. louis, it will feel like 105. d.c. actually a little cooler than the actual air temperature. but new york city will feel like 105, boston 102. here is what we're looking at. the heat wave pattern. basically the jet stream way up north midsection of the country with a high upper-level ridge. well, as we look at this ridge and the n

the sandwiches were prepared in a kitchen at the gate gourmet catering facility in amsterdam. have now been removed from flights. >> this demonstrates to people who want to do bad things that this is a gaping hole. >> in the statement gate gourmet said we take this matter very seriously. gate gourmet immediately launched a full investigation to determine the root cause of this disturbing incident. and we are treating this as a criminal act. sunday's incident comes at a time when the airline industry is already on high alert. officials worry that with the olympic games looming, commercial planes remain a priority target for terrorists. now one more thing for security-weary airline passengers to worry about. not shoe bombs and underwear bombs but the food. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> and delta airlines is also investigating a security breach at the airport in atlanta. dozens of passengers getting off a flight from cancun followed signs and ended up bypassing customs and security sunday. they went through doors that led straight to a concourse. the airline did issue

the planes were heading from amsterdam to minneapolis and seattle. and also on two flights into atlanta. one passenger aboard the minneapolis flight was hurt by a needle, but did not need medical attention after the plane landed. so is all of this coincidence or is it something more? sandra endo is in washington to tell us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. that's certainly something authorities are looking into. the fbi and local law enforcement in the netherlands are trying to find out how those needles got into those turkey sandwiches. two of the needles were found by passengers, and one was discovered by an air marshal. when delta found out about the needles in the food, the airline says it notified all 18 flights from amsterdam to stop serving the sandwiches. here's what one passenger who got one of the contaminated sandwiches said when he spoke to station kstp. >> i bit down on it so that i wasn't biting down on the sharp side but on the flat side. it could have been, you know, a bad injury. orally. but had i taken a big swallow a

the sandwiches were made in amsterdam. >> you can't check every sandwich that goes aboard a plane. unfortunately this demonstrates to people who want to do bad things that this is a gaping hole. >> whether this was intentional has yet to be determined. one victim has already made up his mind. >> this all pointed towards something which was deliberate and meant to harm. >> cheryl: the company has launched their own investigation and delta has taken immediate action to ensure the safety of their food. today they served pizza. >> kristen: star power on capitol hill today. jada smith testified on human trafficking and slavery. also on hand was her husband, will smith. >> today, there is an estimated 27 million slaves worldwide, more than at any point in history. we call these people the victims of human trafficking. they represent every nationality and they can be found everywhere including here in the united states. >> earlier this year. these started the organization don't sell bodies. according to the website they want legislative changes to make human trafficking a crime. >>> meteo

they said they notified all 18 flights from amsterdam to use about serving these sandwiches, but theady been done. >> it could have been a bad injury. had i taken a big swallow and swallowed it, i would have a needle in side. that would be very concerning to me. >> another person reported an injury. the person has been treated. >> out of brooklyn new york, a 7-year-old girl fell from a window and rescued by her neighbor. take a look. the little girl was dancing on the air conditioner with her hand on the building. the neighbor noticed her. the bus driver was just getting home and russia over and tried to get her to go back inside. >> let me catcher. that's all i could say. let me catch the little baby. >> it almost appeared as though she jumped on purpose, but amazingly, she is going to be ok. >> one of the biggest concerns. >> which airlines are more likely to lose your bags? that's ahead in consumer alert. >> the field hockey stick designed here in baltimore. i will let you know how you can win one next. >> another hot day today. >> coming up, a big weather -- water main break down

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amsterdam, berlin, how was this different than other districts in san francisco?second, i think about this -- how easy is the city to be used, to be navigated? we look at new york city, and the blocks are very narrow and long, and if you stand in the intersection, you can immediately tell if you are moving to the north or south, or east and west in the city. how does -- how do the plan marks and districts, the orientation -- when you move through, you are moving on top of the rich with the topography, and you also look to the towers of the next plaza, so you find your way through the city. these qualities are built with urban fabrics. for me, urban fabrics talk about how individual parts fit together. this is not just continuity of public spaces, but the interweaving of public and private, together. seeing these cities as fabrics -- allows them to design this within a project but within the district and within the city. in my research, the landscapes that flourished and endure are rich in urban fabrics. revealing the choices of residents and visitors alike. the se

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the sandwiches were made in amsterdam. >> you can't check every sandwich that goes aboard a plane. unfortunately this demonstrates to people who want to do bad things that this is a gaping hole. >> whether this was intentional has yet to be determined. one victim has already made up his mind. >> this all pointed towards something which was deliberate and meant to harm. >> cheryl: the company has launched their own investigation and delta has taken immediate action to ensure the safety of their food. today they served pizza. >> kristen: star power on capitol hill today. jada smith testified on human trafficking and slavery. also on hand was her husband, will smith. >> today, there is an estimated 27 million slaves worldwide, more than at any point in history. we call these people the victims of human trafficking. they represent every nationality and they can be found everywhere including here in the united states. >> earlier this year. these started the organization don't sell bodies. according to the website they want legislative changes to make human trafficking a crime. >>> meteo

if they were made by catering company at amsterdam airport. the fbi is investigating this as a possible terrorist act. if >> you can not check givers and worse than those on board an airplane. this demonstrates to people who want to do bad things that this is a gaping hole. >> at least one person was injured after biting in. delta has taken action to ensure safety and food quality. the catering company is also launching a full investigation. >> steve rudin is back with us for the forecast. hot and humid. >> 100 degrees is the record at dulles airport this afternoon. we will come close to that. 102 at reagan national. it's coming to an end. >> triple digits. >> a lot of folks cooling down at rehoboth beach. a beautiful afternoon out there. lots of sunshine. there's no rain in our forecast not until tomorrow. 93 degrees at this hour and reagan national airport. a little breeze at 5 miles an hour. already showing 96 degrees in herndon. looking at a temperature of 94 at george washington university in downtown d.c. temple hills, maryland, 90 degre

they were found on four different flights, all coming to the united states out of amsterdam. one passenger was injured but declined medical treatment. brings us to sandra endo joining us from d.c. what do authorities know so far? >> good morning, soledad, right now there's a full blown investigation into this matter and the fbi and local authorities in the netherlands are trying to find out how the needles got into those turkey sandwiches. a delta spokesperson says the needles were found in sandwiches in flights from amsterdam to minneapolis and seattle and two flights to atlanta. two of the needles were found by passengers and one was discovered by an air marshall when delta found out about the needles in the food, the airline said it notified all 18 flights from amsterdam to stop serving the sandwiches. here's what one passenger who got one of contaminated sandwiches said when he spoke to kstp. >> i bit down on it so i wasn't biting down on the sharp side but the flat side. it could have been, you know, a bad injury orally, but had i taken a big swallow and swallowed that d

offs a spokesperson says the needles were found in the sandwiches on flights from amsterdam to minneapolisights to atlanta. when delta and found out about the needles in a slew the airline says it notified all 18 flights from amsterdam to stop serving the sandwiches. here is what one passenger who received a contaminated sandwich said. costs >> in a statement a spokesperson for the company says it is a terribly concerned assiduous superior for the >>catherine: pressure is mounting to bring down the joe paterno statue at and say, gary has sports and as a. success [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. >>stanley: a bicyclist was just hit by a driver ed geary street and webster. after calling 911 offered assistance to the bike rider. what does this elderly couple attempt to cross

. >> james was flying business class from amsterdam when he found a needle. a father and son on different flights also found the same thing. >> the pins were identical. this pointed toward something which was deliberate and meant to harm. >> the food was prepared by gategoer marks the world's largest catering company that serves over 300 million passengers every year. it was recently the target of a whistleblower investigation by our abc affiliate. >> i could bring a gun if there if i wanted to, a bomb or anything. >> the investigation unveiled rows of carts waiting to be loaded. it allowed someone in amsterdam to implant those needles. >> unfortunately, this demonstrates to people hop want to do bad things that this is a gaping hole. the fbi is investigating. jamie costello, abc2 news. >> a jetblue pilot has an eye injury from a laser bee. it happening as he was landing at jfk airport. he was in route from syracuse from jetblue. even from a quarter mile away, a point and shoot laser can blind a pie. last week in san francisco two planes were reportedly targe

found in five turkey sandwiches on flights between amsterdam and the u.s. over the weekend. one person was injured. >> the second bite was something jabbed me in the top of my mouth. my first impression was maybe there was a toothpick in it. >> the fbi launched a separate investigation. so far there is no evidence any contaminated products ended up on other flights. >>> a manhunt for a pilot suspected of killing his girlfriend ended in suicide today. he had been on the run since friday when his girlfriend was found stabbed to death in colorado springs. he turned up 700 miles away at an airport in st. george utah. he scaled a barbed wire fence, took of an empty plane and crashed it into several cars. >>> kerry kennedy is speaking out after being arrested for dui. she pleaded not guilty to the charges in court today. she said friday's crash happened after she took an ambien pill. but today she had different reason. she says she suffered a seizure and doesn't remember anything from the moments leading up to the wreck. >> my doctors said this is the only seizur

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-bound fligh andts originated in amsterdam. prepared in the kitchen of a catering company in amsterdam and they have been removed from flights. the company says they take the matter very seriously and launched an immediate investigation to determine the root cause of the disturbing incident and they are treating it as a criminal act. delta airlines is taking immediate action to ensure the safety and quality of its food. but this exposes of honorable area of airline security. >> you can not check everything and goes into an airplane. this demonstrates this is a gaping hole. >> the airline industry is already on high alert during the start of the olympic games. now passengers have to worry about terrorist threats and their food. tahman bradley reporting. >> yahoo! has hired another ceo this time a major player from google. >> and the best paying jobs for women. linda bell has that and more. >> hello. some of the top jobs where women earn the most are concentrated in health care, technology, and business. in a pharmacist is the be

the fbi is investigating who has access to the food at amsterdam's airport.have been removed from delta planes. >>> and another big bank is in big trouble. this time for alleged money landering. a senate report says that lax oversight at hsbc allowed mexican drug tar gels to launder billions of dollars. the bank also did business with middle east linked to terrorism. >>> mitt romney's vice presidential pick could be revealed as early as friday. former minnesota governor, tim pawlenty and rob portman are said to be the two front-runners. >>> chemicals linked to pba are being linked to smalls in young children. children were more likely to suffer from anxiety and depression than those with silver fillings. >>> we have a clarification to bring you involving queen elizabeth's visit to northern ireland. after the broadcast, we were contacted by lawyers for members of family members who were killed by british horses in 1972. they objected to those killed as i.r.a. protesters. they say all people in bloody sunday should be referred to as civil rights protesters. tha

the sandwiches were prepared by a catering company in amsterdam. the company increased security for meal production and will use pre-packaged foods as the investigation continues. >>> no smoking on campus will be the norm at the region's largest school. the university system of maryland will ban smoking next june. one limited area will be designated for smoking. officials will work to determine where that will be as well as the penalty for lighting up. >>> students at penn state university made a move to distance themselves from joe paterno. the student group that manages the tent city where students catch out to get tickets to football games will change their name from paternoville to nittaniville. the new nittaniville will donate a part of the proceeds to the center for the protection of children at the children's hospital in herbie pennsylvania. >>> a water main broke and shut down streets in part of light streets at lombard street buckled after water gushed out of the main for hours. take public transportation or find an alternate route on tues