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

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

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

>> you know, standard amsterdam stuff. meeting heads of state, taking in the culture and then see what happens. >> i tried to look it up and everything was in dutch. >> he better get his story straight or he's going to be in dutch with the miss. >> he's getting down a little bit, coffee shop. >> he's not getting down. >> of course not, but in case you need to lay low for a while bill, we know a great place for you to hide right little girl. >> chubby checker is suing over a penis measuring app. he's suing hewlett packard and palm. >> these guys made an app. >> you can tell somebody's penis size by their shoe size. >> there is some sort of equation in there that can tell you how big a guy's penis is. >> but they are calling it the chubby checker. >> not like chubby checker. >> so i asked josh to do something for the website when we posted the story to give us some kind of art. >> you said make chubby checker into a penis. >> he put a urethra in his hair. >> it's the details that make it. >> or make chubby checker a penis or

into amsterdam. in fact, people outside london are as likely to use skip-all to get to their final global democrat destination as they are to use heathrow. >> skip-all is a large airport in a small country. which means in order to expand it needs to lure customers from other countries and britain is the number one target. currently k.l.m. flies from 14 regional airports in britain and why britain has delayed about capacity enhancement, they have six full-length, full-use runways. 70% of all people who use here are transfer passengers. they have no intention of getting out in amsterdam. the equivalent for heathrow is around 30%. so, they've built their entire airport around passengers changing planes. something that might not make sense in london. >> we have the one terminal concept which makes it very easy for passengers that come in to connect to their flights. it's not huge distances that they have to travel. >> and of course our airport capacity is also built on making connections, facilitating wi

>> you know, standard amsterdam stuff. meeting heads of state, taking in the culture and then see what happens. >> i tried to look it up and everything was in dutch. >> he better get his story straight or he's going to be in dutch with the miss. >> he's getting down a little bit, coffee shop. >> he's not getting down. >> of course not, but in case you need to lay low for a while bill, we know a great place for you to hide right little girl. >> chubby checker is suing over a penis measuring app. he's suing hewlett packard and palm. >> these guys made an app. >> you can tell somebody's penis size by their shoe size. >> there is some sort of equation in there that can tell you how big a guy's penis is. >> but they are calling it the chubby checker. >> not like chubby checker. >> so i asked josh to do something for the website when we posted the story to give us some kind of art. >> you said make chubby checker into a penis. >> he put a urethra in his hair. >> it's the details that make it. >> or make chubby checker a penis or

in the summertime, amsterdam is way up here, okay? now, let's suppose we have an imaginary line right in here about where darkness is, okay? everything to this side here is dark, 'cause let's suppose the sun is coming in this way, okay? sunlight is coming in. well, let's look at amsterdam way up here. yeah, right here, okay? first of all, the sun comes up. here they are. day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, night, night, night, night, night, night, night, day, day, day, day, day, day. most of the time, they're in the sunlight. the sun come right here. most--i've got this wrong. i've got this wrong, gang. i've been doing it. in fact, when i get over here and started halfway, what? did you see i screwed up? i screwed up. what was my screw up? check the neighbor and see how hewitt screwed up. [laughter] how did hewitt screw up? come on, check the neighbor. how many are saying, "it looked all right to me." [laughter] come on. how did i screw up? you actually turned it over. yeah. turned it over.

i am wrong amsterdam. -- i am from amsterdam. i am used to worse than this. it is already against the law bars ando smoke in outside certain buildings. the push is on to regulate push in the city. a campus in the city will go free.tely smoke don't understand how a could of course this. they are in the middle of a city. they do not on the sidewalk or streets -- they do not won the sidewalk or the streets. -- do not own the sidewalk or the streets. are calling the new green movement a war on drivers. >> it was jury today. -- dreay today. i think that's the house. [ ma announcer ] so there's lots of peopleut there, who aren't happy with their internet. hey steve. did you say, "my internet's so bad, i think it's giving my kids psychological problems"? [ chuckles ] yea. "my internet's so slow it would be faster to look things up at the library"? i did. "my internet's so slow it's like a car with no gas"? yes. [ male announcer ] well folks, you're about to get verizon fios quantum, america's fastest, most consistent, most reliable internet. the internet's really sl

she goes to istanbul and takes this day trip to amsterdam.ng to a turkish newspaper there's a man in amsterdam, first name is amir and come forward and says he's the one that's been communicating with sarai sierra before she got there and that she stayed with him for a day while she was in amster dam. there was still no information about what they did and how they met and i think what's most interesting at this point, also, what we don't know. we don't know about the amsterdam trip and haven't heard anything at all about the several days she spent in munich, who she was with there and what she was doing and why she in fact took the side trims. >> greta: lisa, the plot thickens and i'm sure more information tomorrow night. if there is, come on back, thank you. >> thank you very much, greta. >> greta: the woman acued of shooting, stabbing and slitting her ex-boyfriend's throat in the shower. jodi arias taking the witness stand for the fourth days and after it would have other explanations she claims she killed travis alexander in self-defense.

earlier, we thought she went from istanbul to amsterdam and then back and to munich., she went from istab bull to amsterdam and back to munich and then back to istanbul. the timeline is not exact. but it looks like she was in amsterdam for no more than a day. that's raising a lot of questions. a lot of people are wondering, what was the point of that trip? if it was for sight-seeing to ?roar her photography hobby, why so short a period of time in a city that many people find so fascinating. so investigators are looking at that clocksly. >> besides the fact that it's geographically incorrect, it is not the fastest way to go. but maybe she had a cheaper ticket. but there is also, now they are looking into some person she was communicating with online. >> her husband willingly turned over her twitter and facebook accounts and all the access information to the turkish police. what we are hearing there was a man that she has been in communication with and that apparently, right before the day before she was scheduled to leave istanbul, she was going to meet him at this fam

. >>> sÍ, estamos en denver colorado, la ciudad serÁ la prÓxima amsterdam?uro, como el estado de los drogados. >>> apenas sonÓ la Última campanada de aÑo nuevo, el club 64 comenzÓ a opÉrar, los miembros se reÚnen socialmente a fumar marihuana. >>> en seattle el objetivo es mismo, no vieren a tomarse un trago, sino a fu mar la droga. >>> no tengo que esconderme dice el consumidor, la venta con propÓsitos medicinales le dio legitimidadeo a la marihuana. >>> si te fijas en la clientela al entrar, entran tranquilos. como si vinieran al supermercado. >>> viene gente joven y mayores. ahora tanto en washington y colorado el consumo no estÁ restringido. para consumo medicinal, cualquiera puede utilizarla. la que se produce en los invernadores es mÁs concentrada y potent, la que crece a la intemperie, no tienen enemigos. recibe luz perfecta y las alimentan. >>> son cien por ciento nutrientes, estimulamos a la planta mÁs y mas, como un bebÉ, los cuidamos, se dedica a engordar, hay 240 plantas. >>> y once cuartos en esta tienda, negocio redondo. >>> por ejemplo, esti p

. >>> sÍ, estamos en denver colorado, la ciudad serÁ la prÓxima amsterdam?olorado a favor de la marihuana? >>> hola quÉ tal. gracias, bueno, la respuesta es sencilla, es no. sin embargo tÉcnicamente hablando es mÁs popular que el propio presidente. mÁs electores votaron por la legalizaciÓn mÁs que por el presidente obama. quiere decir que se convierta en una especie de holanda, amsterdam, difÍcil. muchos estÁn preocupados que sea conocido en el futuro, como el estado de los drogados. >>> apenas sonÓ la Última campanada de aÑo nuevo, el club 64 comenzÓ a opÉrar, los miembros se reÚnen socialmente a fumar marihuana. >>> en seattle el objetivo es mismo, no vieren a tomarse un trago, sino a fu mar la droga. >>> no tengo que esconderme dice el consumidor, la venta con propÓsitos medicinales le dio legitimidadeo a la marihuana. >>> si te fijas en la clientela al entrar, entran tranquilos. como si vinieran al supermercado. >>> viene gente joven y mayores. ahora tanto en washington y colorado el consumo no estÁ restringido. para consumo medicinal, cualquiera puede u

. >> the other thing too is, if it is pot tourism it will be like am amsterdam where when you go to amsterdam and i was there with my -- >> last week. >> with my fiancee. my wife. i proposed in amsterdam and we took pictures. we had 50 pictures. in each one a guy was in the background throwing up. everywhere you went there was a guy who could not handle the weed vomiting. this is what will happen with colorado and the altitude. everybody will get high and throw up on each other, and they will do it before they get on the plane because you are not allowed to travel with pot on the plane. so everybody outside the denver airport will be puffing and puking. >> the main thing they sell there is edibles. if i were to buy a cookie and the label said pot cookie on it, and what i would do, and i am not advising it for those in colorado, but i would take the label that says pot cookie and put it in my bag and it is just a cookie. i am not saying i have done that, but if one were to do that, it is foolproof. >> you are brilliant. >> that's not smart. he just threw the wrapper away. >> i would also say t

businesses plan to lure tourists and turn colorado into the next amsterdam. will be a hit or the next buzz kill. even when they say it is not it is always about money adam: good evening to you. just eight days and a few hours until the latest government improsed fiscal disaster. eight days until cuts that both sides say they will completely crater the economy take place. and just eight days until budget cuts could tank wall street and the stock market rally which up until today had the s&p, and the dow up 6%. let's get right to our money power panel to itemize some of the specific ways we're all going to feel the pain if lawmakers fail to find a solution. former congressman steve bartlet is a member of the campaign to fix the debt fiscal learship council and strategic policy advisor. matty dupler, director of budget and regulatory policy with americans for tax reform. jonathan hoenig is chief portfolio manager for capitalist pig.com and a fox news contributor. to all of you, before iget into what we all know is painful news coming our way, jonathan i want to

i will tell you based on amsterdam, the issue that they have in amsterdam is people sending it, puttingere it would be the state because if you send it out, let's say it is smaller an eighth of an ounce, you do it 20 times, come back to new jersey, connecticut, selling it on the street, making a couple thousand bucks without really breaking a sweat. stuart: if somebody mails a quantity to a person in new york, if they get caught, what's your defense? >> before we get to my defense, let's talk about what they are in trouble for. first of all, what everyone has to understand about all of these states legalizing marijuana, it's really a farce, stu, because these are federal crime. it is still a federal crime to have marijuana. president obama could pick up the phone right now, call the head of the fbi and say no, no, none of this marijuana stuff is legal. lock everyone up. they have shut down some places in california. stuart: we know this. let's get to the nitty-gritty shall we? >> the nitty-gritty -- stuart: i'm going to ask the question. >> yes, i apologize. stuart: somebody mails marij

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

. >> the other thing too is, if it is pot tourism it will be like am amsterdam where when you go to amsterdam and i was there with my -- >> last week. >> with my fiancee. my wife. i proposed in amsterdam and we took pictures. we had 50 pictures. in each one a guy was in the background throwing up. everywhere you went there was a guy who could not handle the weed vomiting. this is what will happen with colorado and the altitude. everybody will get high and throw up on each other, and they will do it before they get on the plane because you are not allowed to travel with pot on the plane. so everybody outside the denver airport will be puffing and puking. >> the main thing they sell there is edibles. if i were to buy a cookie and the label said pot cookie on it, and what i would do, and i am not advising it for those in colorado, but i would take the label that says pot cookie and put it in my bag and it is just a cookie. i am not saying i have done that, but if one were to do that, it is foolproof. >> you are brilliant. >> that's not smart. he just threw the wrapper away. >> i would also say t

budget into bicycling improvements and develop a plan to make san francisco on par with cities like amsterdam, where commuting by bike is standard practice. earlier today i sat down with leah shahum, head of the bike coalition, to hear her vision for the future of cycling in the city. leah, thanks so much for being here. >> thank you. >> let's talk about money and plans. the city is proposing to spend about $200 million to improve and expand biking in the city. and your group says, that's nice, but it's not really enough. in fact, it's not even close to enough. so if 200 million isn't enough, what would you like to see? how would the money be spent? >> that's right. the city's plan calls for spending $500 million over the next 5 years to bring san francisco up to what is really a top tier bicycling city. look at places like copenhagen, 30%, 40% of trips made by bicycle, it's possible. san francisco, itself, increased biking by 70% just in the past 5 years. the city has set its sights for dramatically increasing even more the number of bike trips in the city and has actually set that money goa

we came here from amsterdam. i have no photo of with self of our seven month stay in america but but we do of family. he needed them for his project nothing but a race he said. i wish to have that picture of myself at the march on washington i only had my eyes. and these eyes looked and looked and looked. i would see all these faces and then all these faces, the day of the march was america for me. then the speech of doctor martin king, i have a dream come of this speech was in the air, it moved over the heads of all the people. the voice was strong, a preacher's voice it reached everyone. i have never heard anything like this and i know i never will. [applause] >> what a powerful testimony to the multiple means by which people contribute to history. there is no picture of brigitte freed and leonard freed because they sacrificed every moment on the film for the betterment of this nation. that is more than an anecdote, that is part and parcel of the very fabric of american conscience that keen wove the golden thre

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

video from the istanbul airport shows her going through security before taking a side trip to amsterdam. her family says she posted photos on instagram and her husband said she was in regular contact with him. he alerted authorities when she didn't return home as scheduled. >> i called united airlines, they stated she never boarded the flight, never arrived at the airport in turkey. >> reporter: her husband and her brother flew to turkey to help in the search. the state department is working closely with turkish government officials to help solve the mystery surrounding sierra's murder. michelle franzen, nbc news, new york. >>> in alabama, the standoff involving a gunman holding a 5-year-old boy in an underground bunker is now in its sixth day. let's get the latest from gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: the boy has a mild form of autism, trapped underground more than 121 hours. they're communicating with the suspect bunt won't reveal a motive. he's held the boy captive since tuesday when he allegedly boarded a stopped school bus and demanded two children. when the bus driver refused

in the summertime, amsterdam is way up here, okay? now, let's suppose we have an imaginary line right in here about where darkness is, okay? everything to this side here is dark, 'cause let's suppose the sun is coming in this way, okay? sunlight is coming in. well, let's look at amsterdam way up here. yeah, right here, okay? first of all, the sun comes up. here they are. day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, night, night, night, night, night, night, night, day, day, day, day, day, day. most of the time, they're in the sunlight. the sun come right here. most--i've got this wrong. i've got this wrong, gang. i've been doing it. in fact, when i get over here and started halfway, what? did you see i screwed up? i screwed up. what was my screw up? check the neighbor and see how hewitt screwed up. [laughter] how did hewitt screw up? come on, check the neighbor. how many are saying, "it looked all right to me." [laughter] come on. how did i screw up? you actually turned it over. yeah. turned it over.

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

i'll see you in amsterdam. >> everyone knows, that a king needs a beard to rule with bare cheeks, nois >> filling up your gas tank, kind of mundane. i have two videos that are refueling in a very impressed way. we're out in the caribbean on a u.s. coast guard ship when a jayhawk helicopter needs to get some gas. instead of landing, turning the engines off and taking all that time, they do what's called a hot refuel. they drop the line down from the side of the helicopter. the guys down on deck tie the fuel line to the wench. they pull it back up to the helicopter and one of the crewman on board the jayhawk reaches out and starts fueling this helicopter in midair. >> you get a little too close, those blades cut right into the ship. this becomes a weird crash and shipwreck. >> go too far away while connected like that, the hose could burst and gas shoots everywhere. >> your mind goes to all the different horrible things that could go wrong but it doesn't and it works. >> the reason they do these kinds of hot refuels because it takes time to shut the helicopter down and fire it back up.

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