the visitors book at the museum in amsterdam is filling up with comments both for and against returninghe items to crimea, with both sides about even. >> you can read an exhibition of great cultural value. please give it back to the people it belongs to, not the russian intruders." but there are pro-russian comments as well. >> the centerpiece of the exhibition is on loan direct from the historical museum in kiev. it also has several pieces of syrian gold and its collection -- it also has several pieces of gold in its collection. the museum curator is convinced the items from crimea are ukrainian property. >> the items ought to remain in ukraine until the situation in crimea has called down -- calmed down. that would be a way to resolve the situation peacefully. >> many shared this view. >> it's my opinion that every object that was found in ukraine and every single exhibit should be returned to ukraine. >> they could talk to the netherlands. the european union supports us. i think the exhibits should come here to us in kiev. >> in this splendid palace, there's little sign of the confli

the town hall of the dutch city of amsterdam, built in the 17th century, tells us something about the ideals of the dutch republic. it has none of the qualities of absolutist architecture. here no grand colonnade leads the world into a central focus as at saint peter's, rome. no succession of rooms and corridors and staircases takes us to the monarch's bedroom as at louis xiv's palace at versailles. here you have seven simple, unpretentious doorways. the architecture of the new town hall, then, is an embodiment of the netherlands' independent political aspirations, an expression of amsterdam as a free city at the center of the world. in the 17th century, the dutch city of amsterdam was the greatest economic power in the world, a vast marketplace where every kind of goods could be had-- pepper, whale oil, japanese lacquer, cloth, wine. the dutch became rich. they were the most urban society in europe-- literate, stable, well-fed, and decently housed. they knew themselves to be fortunate. they strongly identified with the chosen people of the old testament, with all that implied about o

we know that because we know cities like amsterdam begin paying accounting masters to teach citizenshey actually have a program to teach it. and the germans and others watch them do this. the spread of manuals of accounting if you do the of book history and to do accounting and the english and german and french are slowly watching this. and then to do double entry and then found the books in the archives and essentially he oversaw the books and he insisted that the personal books the capt. double entry. but they have to balance. it is deeply involved with of practice and in one column then use it with the other then it has to balance out there is save moral rhetoric within the story each time you have for you haven't. you should have a balance or a profit. >> and to find the east india company the first publicly traded firm 60 no to and also found of the amsterdam stock market. >> if you have studied the history it is the funny story of success and failure. but that the dutch create this because the trusts. there is a great trust and holland that people keep double entry books and mo

priceline group's ceo darren huston is joining me from amsterdam.bout the quarter? >> well, you know, simon, i think we had a fantastic quarter as a company. you went through all of the statics. we're feeling great about it. it's a great start to the year and we're really optimistic about the future. >> darren, there is some disappointment in the market. maybe you are a victim of your own success that you delivered in the past. and when you guide for the future, say, we think the bookings next quarter could be up 20 to 30%, that's a deceleration of the 35% that you've got in this quarter. it fits into a general concern that things are slowing down for you big growth companies. >> you know, simon, we remain really optimistic about our growth prospects. obviously as we've become a larger company, there are a lot of large numbers out there but we like to guide in a conservative manner. i think it's a reasonable manner. we have the world cup that is affecting bookings but we're very optimistic about the next quarter for travel. >> let me pick up the lar

and, no, it's not amsterdam. that's next, when and, no, it's not amsterdam.hat's next, when "marijuana usa" returns. >> along the streets of lisbon, the monuments and cathedrals date back centuries. portugal is a country steeped in tradition and also home to an unlikely policy designed to address a modern drug crisis. in 2001, portugal became the first country in the world to fully decriminalize the possession of all drugs. do this in a public square in the u.s., and you could wind up in handcuffs. here, it barely raises an eyebrow. >> you go to many places like this in lisbon, especially at night, where people are smoking in the street and the police don't say nothing, and i think it's a good policy. >> in portugal, you can smoke pot, shoot up with heroin, or use cocaine, and your punishment is no more severe than a traffic ticket. joao goulao directs portugal's drug policy and is the chief architect of this strategy. you took a very innovative, very aggressive, and -- a lot of people would say -- very risky step. this policy came out of the trauma the count

we know it's a state policy because the state and cities like amsterdam start paying accounted masters to come in and teach citizens how did accounting. they have a program to teach accounting, which is quite remarkable. i can tell you the germans and others are watching them do this. the spread of accounting and doesn't flow out from italy as historians approved said. if you do the book history and of all the manuals and books, they come to holland and it's all in the county manuals actually spread. this idea you need to do accounting, and the english and the germans and the french are slowly watching this go on. prince maurice, quite remarkable, learns to to double entry. it was only in 2006 they found books in the archives -- i can't, the hague commend sensually come he didn't keep these books but he oversaw the books. they were his. they have his seal on them and he insisted that his personal books and is administer a books have double entry. high, high level. double entry accounting being debits and credits in parallel columns. they have to balance. so there's this idea balance. i

>> it's fine in amsterdam. >> it is? are are they pulling it back then. >> you keep saying that but they haven't pulled it back. >> yes, they have absolutely closed down a lot of these coffee shops that have sold this stuff. >> the ones catering too much. >> i was in zerich, switzerland, i saw the needle park situation where they had heroin open sales there. and they had to shut it down because it was so horrible. it was. >> it was horrible in zirk. a tiny place in all of europe where it was legal. in holland fewer young people smoke marijuana than do in america where it's illegal. >> i don't think your vision is good for the country in any way but i'm glad you came here and gave it to us. you know. because. >> i get the last word? >> yeah. >> the war is worse for the country and the legalizers are right and you are wrong. >> john stossel, everybody. next time you go to 7/11, think of him. when we come right back, is it amazing road rage case in california. is there a criminal component to the embarrassing attack on jay-

chopped off her hair, apparently lost some weight, and seems to have savored the film's pittsburgh to amsterdamot. >> nobody was there to become that awful, quote unquote, word famous. everyone's there because they loved the book and they loved the story. >> what's so awful about wanting to be famous? >> i just don't really like that word. i think it's a strange word. >> reporter: on the red carpet she is a woodland sprite in couture, greeting(< with a warm hug. she says she draws her own spring water, makes her own toothpaste, eats clay. it's a way, way back to nature lifestyle spurred by her time in hawaii. >> oh! >> i was connected to nature for a long time. but being in hawaii, there's a different energy there. >> she's like miranda in "the tempest." you just hope the world is as kind to her as she is kind to it. >> and inevitably, it never is, is it? but she's wise enough to seek out those who will match her. >> reporter: laura dern knows what it's like to survive as a young actress in the spotlight. >> i think the wildest time was the film "rambling rose" and the film "wild at heart." >>

what we've seen today. 125 reports of hail from upstate new york where we had four-inch hail in amsterdam new york and tomorrow the severe threat shifting south and back in the denver area once again, we will see thunderstorms erupt. the only silver lining, brian, areas so dry in north texas have a chance at some beneficial rain. >> all right. jim cantore watching it as we head into the holiday weekend. jim, thanks. >>> to this continuing and still growing scandal involving treatment delays at this nation's va hospitals. both the white house and congress were dealing with it again today, and we're learning more about what may have been behind the claims by some hospitals that patients were given appointments more quickly than they actually were. we get our report tonight from nbc's kelly o'donnell in phoenix. >> reporter: the president's men on the ground today at the phoenix va medical center. white house deputy chief of staff rob neighbors. what can you learn in one day, mr. neighbors? do you have a goal for the meeting today, sir? no cameras were allowed inside for the meeting with sta

she lives in amsterdam.brother lives in montreal. >> what a family. >> very international family. thank you. empty net for the canadiens. they have to score. or they're done. henrik lundqvist, kenny calls him the king. off the coconut. the rangers are going to the stanley cup for the first time in 20 years. >> if you ever meet a hockey player, just add an "r" or a "y" and he'll think you're pretty cool. >> all right. >> too much fun. >>> some police officers in texas found themselves in a sort of strange situation. they were called to a store after two deer broke through a window and were running wild inside. >> as they ran back and forth, avoiding barriers and the cops, the deer left quite a few items broken on the floor. eventually, they were forced to run out the door. >> said it before. it's like a bull in a china shop. >> except it's a deer in an antique shop. >> exactly. it didn't knock over too much. >> it did a good job. >> it did a good job. >>> coming up next, it's "the pulse." tourists are terrifi

for the weekend, some spots expecting some brighter conditions into amsterdam, and frankfurt and marseille highs anywhere from the upper teens to the mid 20s as we go through the weekend. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> and that's all for this hour on "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching. gg99Ññw? >> welcome to the france 24 newsroom. it is 1 p.m. in paris, 2 p.m. in kiev. headlines this hour. russia says it will cut off gas supplies over a past bill and tells berlin's it will keep -- berlin will keep the lines open. beguntaly klitschko has his new job as mayor of the capital of ukraine. troops on the ground have so far stop -- failed to stop the kerry and violence

fears that terrorists were planning to exchange a tennis to this post it's not a self acclaimed my amsterdam says otherwise. best of all this is not given the seal the edges leaving me as he promised here are some amazing violinist he kept his having given birth to two pm deadline secretary of the council of europe and not inconvenienced cia memo made by soaking them with other regional states mr sent packing to suit the local authorities did everything possible to release all the hostages. he is. the nt news click on each section and am planning to use the same positive result at the school system and even more so when you go to the peoples of the people of the top of it. in general to change even the seven minus two hundred cranes at the moment and fifty prisoners remain captive said on its credit risk and live the lives of journalists ukraine are tense and at this distance of ukraine provided the piece of evidence of the intercepted telephone conversation between depression problems and twenty seventeen and russian dutch intelligence to secure the victim could responsible for some but jus

very much concerned about ten unconfirmed reports old anticipation this operation called for an amsterdam. we also heard from bridges president biden approaches spokesperson east of the school that speeds up to ration anti terror the region launched by kiev in the eastern and southern parts of the country kids holding hands full geneva peace accords. and thus a case of john is asked about the league's said fencing and that the on again this season in population and could add fuel to the plate to you crying. storage is enough to live there for you reply this could be the spark that lights the previous fire of the civil war. ukraine. they are choking study on skype which is the key city where protests and the ad sense it's huge for a vocation russia's leading to see what's gonna happen and the kremlin has written a very explicit. civilians ukrainian civilians are killed by a ukrainian army which is a mix of autonomy and rights act of militias in fact dentist is going to be spiraling out of control in all those that are a christian doesn't love that this is what make the wants and this is wh

they control trading in europe, amsterdam, paris. u.s. company bought them up in 2013, but the plan was always to spin off euronext. they are selling about one third of the business to institutional buyers, the likes of bnp paribas , santander. they are already set up with a private place. later in the year, shares will go on sale for the regular investor. this is a bet on growth. nott that this open he will only be cashing in on the new share sale coming to market, but derivatives as well is something they want to see grow and scale. >> what about the timing? saga prices low in the range. timing must be a big concern here, although they are offering that bonus share. >> they are trying to make sure that the appetite is still wet for these deals. august, everyone shuts up shop and goes on holiday. they want to get ahead of that. lloyds is on a bit of a deadline. they have got to start pushing out these chairs. at the moment, they feel that , 600 31imism with tsb branches, this is a bet on the european economy. this is a bet that interest

a house is being built in amsterdam right now, they say that damage is revolutionary, would make housing more affordable and cut down on the hunt reds of -- hundred of annual construct deaths, we're coming right back. stay with us. >> nba commissioner adam silver banned him for life, but clippers owner sterling appears ready to fight for his team, attorneys lis wiehl, and doug burns next. lou: the nba announcing the clippers president is taking an indefinite leave of absence effective immediately the latest development following the racist remarks made from the clippers owner serving. now shopping for a powerhouse law firm. with the nba over his band -- a and if the sale of the tea will be upheld the court. now the alleged mistress is speaking about her relationship with the recent interview with barbara walters. >> did you love him? >> i love him. >> that is not what i asked. are you in love with him? >> like a friend? >> i love him like a father figure. lou: joining us now the "a team". thank you for being here. the alleged mistress seems like she is so cuddly. [laughter] that she love

amster tam has 60 -- amsterdam has 60 miles of canals and is packed with people. it's one of the most densely populated places in the world. 60% of the population lives below sea level. space has been scarce. more than 10 years ago a group of architects brainstormed a way to utilize the water around them. that's when they came up with this. >> this promote was a big challenge for me. i was curious how we could do that. >> marlyse designed what is now a community of floating houses. it took about seven years of researching, engineering. prices start around $460,000, and go up to $780,000. builders instruct the houses on land, pouring a concrete block, to lower the home's center of cav itty. since a tug bloat transported them. they had to be narrow to squeeze through a tight passage way. >> it goes through the lock, this is the last bit through the side, and the lock is seven metres wide. once the individual homes made it through the canal lock, construction crews connected some in groups to increase stability in the water. now they are anchored in shallow water it

instead the university of amsterdam found that if you throw enough water into the mix, not too much nottoo little, it forms a it was really just simple physics. >> i got it right there, simple physics of using water on the sand. does this mean the mystery of how the pyramids have been built is solved? >> it's only halfway solved. we don't know how at this point these rocks were put up onto the pyramids themselves. they center on the theory that a big ramp was used to get the rocks up there. but there isn't archaeological evidence of the long ramp. there could have been a sort of zigzagging ramp went up the side or one around the perimeter of the pyramid. it might have been that they recycled the ramps into the pyramids themselves, at least now we know in fact i.t. was just a really smart use of fluid dynamics that got these stones from the quarry to the pyramid site. >> these egyptians were far advanced when it came to math and science. jacob ward, we appreciate it. >>> italian scientists say they have found tiny fractures in the being ankles of the statute david. i'm david shuster, fol

pab i don't believe in this bicycle trying to turn new york city into april amsterdam. we shouldn't have the bicycles. they are almost running into me on the streets. >> probably people outside of new york city don't really get how bad it is. the cyclists are out of control and sometimes there is a passive aggressive thing going on. >> passive aggressive? how about aggressive? >> the whole thing is bold. alec baldwin riding a bike? does he look like he bike rides? >> maybe. >> he was wearing the shorts. >> do you waiter spandex shorts? >> i am wearing them right now. >> i am talking about outside. i put on bike shorts once in the store. they are too sexy, entirely too sexy. >> if you go to my facebook page you will see photos of me practicing in a speedo. a story for another time. >> i don't know if it is for another time. i think people are fleaing and going to facebook. >> first of all the big question for me was was he -- they took him off his bicycle. was he able to successfully deliver the order of kung pou chicken? at what point does alec baldwin say maybe it is m

and one in london later this week, and several in brussels, amsterdam and paris. >> hopefully it will lead to action by the government. >> a scientist that found an artefact referring to jesus's wife admits she may have been duped. it may have been forged and the dialect did not exist at the time it was written. the new findings are not the final say on the matter. >> i'm michael eaves, thank you for watching this edition of al jazeera. you can find more information on the website aljazeera.com. "real money" is next. >>> it is a global power struggle for gas and oil. pipe lines gives vladimir putin the upper hand in europe. i tell you how america wants to level the playing field. america's middle class is getting squeezed. i meet three families meeting the matter head on. working for tips, i tell you about the people depending on them to live and ask if they'd be better off with a bigger pay check instead. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money".

between age engineers in prostitutes in columbia, and an agent allegedly passed out drunk in an amsterdamlway the day before the president's arrive. brenda allen says she was shaken by the experience. >> it was miserable to live there. it wasn't nice. it wasn't fun. >> reporter: after mark sullivan the former director left, a new director came in. julia pierson, she promised to clean house, and yet there have still been scandals on her watch. today she promised to ycooperat in the investigation. >>> winners of this year's top cops award include the officers on duty during last year's shooting at the washington navy yard as well as the boston marathon bombing. >>> a world war ii veteran is finally receiving the recognition he thought nearly two decades ago. he was rejected by a university because of his race. ♪ >> reporter: amid the pomp and circumstance, and the graduates at the university of kentucky, there is one man who stands out at a school now trying to right a wrong. in the 1940s the university of kentucky was segregated and did not allow black students. harrison wilson has always

well, a university amsterdam team basically recreated that scene and began to theorize, when you trye a rock cross just flat dry sand in the desert a wall of sand builds in front of it. makmaking it almost impossible o move. but if you spray water on top of it, it smooths it out, seems it wasn't alien or magic but fluid dynamics that made it possible to move these rocks to the side of the pyramids. >> that's a great demonstration by the way. >> thank you. >> do you now understand exactly how the pyramids were built? >> well, this really only answers about half of our questions. we still don't know how they got these things up onto the pyramids themselves. there was no technology that would lift 80 tons. the theory of ramps, how you would build a ramp that would rise the rock to the pyramid. but no sign of ramps that huge so other theories were that ramples may have zig -- ramps may have zig disag zigzagged up. we still don't know anything about that. but at least this particular demonstration shows us exactly how they got these huge unimagine thattably massive blocks of limestone fro

as well as other protests in the coming days, in brussels, amsterdam, paris and berlin. >> there was literally not much media coverage of what happened in niamey -- nigeria in terms of western media. it seems to have changed with the video of boko haram. was there a related spike online in terms of people talking online given the release of the video? >> definitely, there was a spike in that, tweets and these signs. much more awareness about this, and a lot more outrage too. >>> thank you for monitoring that. >>> the scientist that found an artefact that refers to jesus's wife admits that she may have been duped. she found on papyrus that the reference material used to verify the artefact was likely forge consist dial act written on the scroll did not exist at the time. the artefact discoverer said the new findings are not the final say on the matter. >>> in the age of the smart phones and google glass, the performs arts took a hit. in miami a symphony is trying to bring back classical music to the masses. andy gall anger reports. >> reporter: if you want to meet the classical music

industrial half the fifth largest city in ukraine bigger in fact than some european capitals like amsterdam or lisbon for example it's even almost twice as big as dublin ukraine is newly elected leader a billionaire petro poroshenko has said the country needs to start a dialogue with people in the east and he also said that the government will go all out of the separatists in order to speed up the military operation and make it more efficient by political scientists materials course he says partial use covering up the fact is not in control of the situation. but a psycho can do nothing but he can pretend that he controls the situation and that's why i think he claims that to continue the antiterrorist operation which is in effect controlled and not driven by him by other people who are let's say his politico open minds and he's political ad competitors we can expect that in the coming future there will be also clashes between various pro-government forces various pro-government or units as we have witnessed already clashes so ukraine is a territory of total chaos it's no more a state and no

and an agent passed out drunk in an amsterdam hallway the day before a presidential arrival. a member of the family watched by the prowler team, brenda allen, said she was shaken by the experience. >> it was miserable to live there. it wasn't nice. it wasn't fun. >>. >> reporter: now, about 10 months after the cartegena incident, director sul mark sul van was the director. they'll conduct an investigation. mike viqueira live in washington. >>> coming up, donald sterling's wife says she has no intention of giving up her and a half of the clippers, will she be able to hang on to the team if her husband is voted out? finding kids as young as kinder garden age - controversy surrounding a new bullying plan. >>> donald sterling and his wife shelley are taking to the airwaves to clear the air and hold on to ownership of l.a. clippers. donald sterling sat with anderson cooper and said she's not a racist. shelly sterling said if she divorces her husband, she'd own the team. n.b.a. a looking to take ownership of the team after leaked recordings. sports attorney darren heitner joins me

. >> seth: and my brother and i went to amsterdam. and it's a travel show.use watching a travel show is so much fun. people like, eat all day, and it's so wonderful. but when you're on it, you have you to eat so much. >> now you know. >> seth: like more than you would ever want to eat in a day. >> it gets tough when, you know, you do the whole roasted pig scene and you forget that there's the lasagna tasting three hours later. >> seth: yes. it's terrifying. you're like, oh, my goodness, i'm going to be -- by the end of the show, they're going to need to do new wardrobe, because i can't fit in my pants. >> the whole crew's really careful about, if we're doing a show in italy, for instance, and eating a lot of pasta and cheese, bread, we make sure to not to schedule a france show afterwards. we're looking for a country with either no food, or maybe you know like noodles and broth. [ laughter ] >> seth: the no food countries have been great. i've so enjoyed those episodes. >> or at least -- at least guaranteed, like, regular diarrhea would be, you know -- >> se

. >> the singer postponed two shows scheduled for this week in amsterdam and belgium.rgic reaction she suffered from earlier this month have supposedly returned and she's under doctor's care. >> cyrus had to reschedule several u.s. concerts for her sold out tour. no word if the entire european tour is in jeopardy. >>> all right. the "teenage human ninja turtles" about to climb out of the sewers again. a new movie in the work and the filmmakers released this trailer them turtles come to the rescue of a city that is in the hands of the evil shredder and the evil foot clan. >> and they team up with the fearless reporter april o'neill played by megan fox. she's pretty good in roles like this. instead of the actors wearing funky costumes they get the better treatment, much better. i don't know if it is much better. i like the old-school, costumy, teenage mutant ninja turtles. >> i never saw the old one. >> it is good. >> it is good. >> yeah. >>> zac efron said he is getting help for alcohol and drugs. in a hollywood reporter interview, efron said, quote, it's a never-ending

disputes between agents and prostitutes in colombia and an agent allegedly passed out drunk in an amsterdam hallway the day before a presidential arrival. a member of the family allegedly washed by the prowler team, brenda allen says she was shaken by the experience. >> it was miserable to live there. it wasn't nice. it wasn't fun. >> now, after mark sullivan, the former director left, a new director came in, julia pearson. she promised to clean house. there have been scandals on her watch. today, in a statement, julia pearson, the rest of the secret service promised to cooperate with a new inspector general investigation into just what happened in maryland. mike viqueira, al jazeera, the white house. >> detroit is not the only major american city to pursue a bankruptcy. officials from stockton, california, and in court today and complained they have tried to reach a deal with the city's last major creditor but can't get a deal. the city is asking a judge to approve the bankruptcy reorganization plan just the same. lisa barnard joins us from san francisco. lisa, which creditor is fighting s

liz: your first crumbs bake shop was 75th and amsterdam.ere all the time with the kids. you had to strike a deal to get that piece of real estate. what is the number one thing you take with you fro your first experience running crumbs to what you're doing right now? >> i think the key to make sure our agents, our employees are part of the process. any business is not just about the product but also about the people. and not coming from the real estate background gives me a little bit after different sense how to run this is about and how to operate this business and i believe that is what agents are looking for most these days. liz: how many pound did you lose when you stopped eating your own product? >> it has been 18 months. no cupcakes, 20, 25 pounds. liz: but they're so good. congratulations. >> thank you so much. liz: jason bauer. the company is called voda bauer real estate. david, back to you. david: one little treat i could not do without. >>> who would have thought two wheels are better than four? that is exactly what the motorcycl

weekend her dress to collect as weak as an alleged ties off down to the upper 70's street between amsterdamut a 20 minute drive better and 1 ties. i have the foreseeable 7 day around the bay forecast and up about 50 minutes. >>: the only backup is there of the bay bridge toll plaza. yet as the car starting to line up. that's cash pay years. fresno dilemmas of oakland and san francisco. why can't answer all bay area freeways for it to we do have a fog advisory issued by the chp. sfax as for public transit you're good to go for the most parts 3 and is the only system reporting delays. bob as late as 5 to 10 minutes hold up from the san leandro station from the fremont richmond in the city and direction due to end it what the problem of the it tracked three and five new details with alfred highway patrol fraud and struck the ground a house fire burning as now planned for it this is how 153rd and mark st 33 firefighters is among the scene. >>: it is 531 right now. it and other ills we're following for it to the three robbers to alter after hitting a san carlos it turned rose at gunpoint police

they operate the amsterdam and paris exchanges.one worldrk, trade center skyscraper is cutting its asking rent by 10%. released justeen months before its official opening. no private office 10 has signed a lease in almost three years. it is 26 minutes past the hour. bloomberg tv is on the markets. correspondent scarlet fu has more. >> thank you so much, betty. it is time for futures in focus -- brent crude contracts are trading at a four-day low after the ukrainian elections where vowed tooshenko has wipe out the separatists. for more on the commodities, i am joined by dan baker. , why is the ukrainian election moving oil prices more? >> derek dooley will things going on, and most of what is going on is in this country where there is an increase in supplies, where we are rushing into cushing and the gulf coast. that is doing is forcing crude prices here in the united states toward global prices, so instead of having a global price that is reacting immediately to geopolitical issues, for example, in the ukraine, instead you have a d

donkey show in amsterdam? the store without paying. >> well, look, he loves crab legs. >> who doesn't? >> somebody is calling it fsu, free seafood university. >> they just litigate the death penalty on and on and on and it costs states a lot more. have a drink. >> and this photo in pensacola, severe flooding in front of my old home, which you can see past the truck. and, no, mike barnicle, it's not a dirt road. it is a very nice road. >> most of america has just become a lot dumber because of all of our associations with t.j. asprayia. how do you say his last name? >> it's your birthday, mika! ♪ happy birthday, dear mika >> i got bill karins! >> i love it! i know! >> the birthday suit comes later. >> he always goes too far. >> he's going to show me his birthday suit. >> that's what he said after. >> i think he's already changing. >> i was going to say, it hasn't been the first time he's mead that offer. >> there's not much to see. >> wow. ♪ ♪ and seventy-seven thousand dollars per minute. that's what big oil m

one was april 24 in amsterdam. that was very important.ay gave really extensive detail on the reasons behind low inflation the policies they could use to address that. the decline in prices. a big factor has been the strength over the euro. 80% of the drop of inflation the euro-zone. that is significant. these are what they called common factors. he was pretty straurd about it. if the exchange rate was tied to the financial conditions, the way to address that is with a rate cut. cut for the deposit rate. you can possibly do those kind of things. it is something the c.e.o. agreed on. at the very minimum, i will say the majority of people would expect a rate cut this week. >> as a minimum, there might be other tools used. perhaps lot more depended on where the e.c.b. sees inflation headed from here and how much they need to throw at this situation. >> they talked about base case scenario. he also talked about the risk to that base-case snare wrow. he talked about local factors. he talked about credit. credit in germany is much more effective

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she got the idea from seeing tibetan tonkas in amsterdam. she had the idea of doing landscapes, which she loves to paint landscapes, and putting the words, quotations from important black women and black feminists historically. and so the way you do on a city bet tan tonka -- tibetan tan ca, you have words. then she got into the slave rage series which is dedicated to black women and slavery in tonkas in which she wants to -- it's called the slave rape series. she wanted to really connect with the experience of black women. but not having been to africa yet. roll on. during this period she goes to africa. see what's happening because it's so big, it's taking a while for the images to load. i don't know what kind of projector this is, but usually when people do powerpoints, you know, they have two or three images. i don't know what that's about. [laughter] anyway, these are the -- [inaudible] that she did, family of women. keep rolling. roll on. and then she started doing dolls. family of women were her, the women she'd grown up with. roll on

she got the idea from tibetans in amsterdam. she had the idea doing landscapes and she loves to paint landscapes. and putting the words quotations from important black women and black feminists historically. so the way you do want it you have words. those words are quotes. roll-on. then she got into this slave rape series which is dedicated to black women and slavery in the tongass in which -- is called the slave rape series. she wanted to really connect with the experience of black women but not having been to africa yet. roll-on. during this period she goes to africa. see what is happening is because it's so big it is taking a while for the images to load. i don't know what kind of projector this is. usually when people do powerpoint they have two or three images. i don't know what that's about. anyway these are what she did. family of women. keep rolling. roll on and then she started doing dolls. the women she had grown up with. keep rolling. this is windows of the wedding. she wanted me and barbara to get married. so she sta

. >> taking a live look at one of the classic canals of amsterdam. it's just before 2:00 p.m. there. the architecture looks familiar may be because it influenced new york city. r a person >> talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >> today's discovery is straight out of the movie "inception." scientists have figured out how you can control the outcome of your dreams the way it happens in the film. it takes pumps a small electric current into the brain, enable sleepier to control what happens. people who had the lucid dreams said they could fly at will or manipulate the world around them. researchers say it could be useful for victims of post traumatic stress disorder plagued by nate mayors. >> nazi art, some want pieces made public. >> first, let's look at the weather across the u.s. i see rain and snow and more storms. >> we can't catch a break especially in the middle of the country. that is an area i'm going to focus in on. across the midwest, we've been battered with rain and storms and this morning still do have the rain out there. our severe thunderstorm watch has

host: larry in amsterdam, new york for larry sabato from the university of virginia.byler: that advertisement eisenhower brought me back, i was 10 years old and i have my picture taken with the vice presidential candidate that year. it amazes me that people can be influenced by this type of advertising. these guys would sell their daughters and wives into prostitution to get themselves elected. you get so sick and tired of hearing that stuff, this is one of the reasons i listen to c-span. you get some sort of truth. the thing about not being able to get to the people anymore, that is a bunch of crap. the house of representatives is a house that represents the people. are supposed to represent so many people and there is no reason why they cannot. if there is too many people for each number of the house to represent, we ought to have more representatives so people do get to see their candidates in person. this representation today, these guys will take any figure and twist them. that is why i'm an independent, i get tired of hearing this stuff. host: thank you for the

-bound teens olivia van amsterdam and katelyn sweeney built this rowbot to help search and rescue divers they see someone fall through. >> reporter: 19-year-old maria hanes is a huge football fan. her passion for the game and accidentally dropping her cell phone inspired the concussion cushion. she added a soft layer to the outside of hard helmets testing her theory with foam and gel padding. >> so the gel really absorbed the impact and dispersed it while the foam kind of absorbed it but sends it right back. >> reporter: although this year the foecus is on girls in science, plenty of boys got into the action, too, like peyton robertson. he designed these sandless sandbags using polymer and salt. they're also reusable after they dry out. deidra carillo is a texan who helps build and race electric cars. >> battery management comes into this, a lot of strategy, because it's batteries and we want it to be efficient. >> reporter: it's that kind of thinking the white house hopes these science fairs will continue to foster for 0 years to come. for cbs this morning, nancy koor cordes, washington

the 2014 world press exhibit opened in amsterdam two weeks ago, goes on tour in 45 countries. it is currently state side and runs through may 21. >> that is worth a trip to phillie. >> a long island high school student made news when he was accepted by all eight ivy league college has made his choice, to attend yale. the senior picked that school because of its music program. he plays the raiola and sings. he plans on studying music and medicine. he looks forward to singing in one of yale's many a da pella groups and playing in the orchestra. >> what's a paint colored ghetto? >> a service job, waitressing, health care, they're kind of all the jobs that we can't outsource because they involve personal service and those are very, very, very disproportionately female. >> tomorrow morning at this same time, we'll have another portion of my interview with gloria steinham. >> that's going to do it for this edition of aljazeera america. have a great monday -- it's not monday -- have a great thursday morning. [ laughter ] ali velshi, a yearlong series, america's vanishing middle class

but this will be largely the stock exchanges in paris, amsterdam and france and lisbon.hanks very much, bob pisani. all right. another m&a related story in the faber report today. allergan and valeant, remember that fight, it continues. and this morning allergan perhaps finally can be termed to have taken the gloves off or become a bit bolder in its attacks on valeant. i've been talking here for quite some time about what appeared to be a lack of focus on allergan's part on trying to undermine valeant stock price and its business model. this morning in a detailed presentation, that allergan has filed with the sec, the company does could that to a certain extent on the business model sign, employing the financial consultensents and forensic firms of fti consulting. interesting not its own investment banks who are advising it, goldman sachs and bank of america, but these two outside consultants to evaluate certain concerns about what they call the inherent value of valeant's business model and stock price. a lot to go through here. not enough time to do it for you. let me

el big ben y despuÉs, le sigue por supuesto nueva york, amsterdam.ran algÚn tipo de altercado verbal. imÁgenes de cámaras de seguridad muestran cÓmo la bala impactÓ el tobillo de la vÍctima. los republicanos de la cÁmara de representantes no dan su brazo a torcer. acaban de aprobar una polÉmica medida donde seÑala que los residentes permanentes o aquellos que viven, que estÁn aquÍ con visas con inmigrantes y hacen 15 viajes fuera del paÍs son clasificados como expatriados en medida de cobertura mÉdica. este anteproyecto fue aprobado en la cÁmara baja y estarÍa incluyendo a 13 millones de extranjeros con residencia legal. ahora, fue enviado al senado y activistas buscan evitar que sea aprobado ahÍ. y muchos estÁn utilizando la herramienta del doctor juan rivera, nuestro corresponsal mÉdico principal para conocer cuÁl es su nÚmero de salud. todo esto como parte de nuestra campaÑa de univisiÓn contigo y univisiÓn noticias. la semana pasada, en "despierta amÉrica", les presentamos a los garcÍa. >> no puedo llegar saludable. >> este fue uno de los motivos

amsterdam have put a lot more restrictions back in the control even in that very, very liberal nation. for that and many reasons i would just say tonight from a legal standpoint, it is -- this amendment is -- would not be constitutional. our laws are currently constitutional, as found so in 2005 by the supreme court. and this is an extremely dangerous drug for our children and future adults and future generations. with that, i yield back the remainder of my time. the chair: the gentleman's time has expyred. the gentleman from california is recognized for 30 seconds. >> is this the close of the debate? the chair: the gentleman is correct -- is correct. mr. rohrabacher: over half the states have gone through every argument presented and decided against what you just heard. there are doctors in every one of those states that participated in a long debate over this and found exactly the opposite of what we've heard today. some people are suffering and if a doctor feels that he needs to prescribe something to alleviate that suffering, it is immoral nor government to get in the way. that's

la controversial cantante tuvo que suspender su concierto en amsterdam luego que supuestamente le regresarÁ ♪ ♪ frente a la gente, te pones el disfraz de niÑa buena ♪ ♪ pero a solas se te quita lo serena ♪ ♪ y gritas y gritas como si estuviera sordo ♪ ♪ y te ahogas en un vaso de agua casi por todo ♪ ♪ te sueltas el pelo, me miras de reojo como diciendo vete hasta marte, donde ya no te pueda ver ♪ ♪ eres lenta como una tortuga para aprender ♪ [♪ mÚsica ♪] ♪ digo sÍ, tÚ dices no y comienza la guerra ♪ ♪ y yoinsisto que toda mi vida seas tÚ mi compaÑera ♪ ♪ pero contigo todo es mÁs difÍcil que armar un rompecabezas ♪ ♪ yo sÍ te amo pero no abuses mÁs de la cuenta ♪ ♪ y gritas y gritas como si estuviera sordo ♪ ♪ y te ahogas en un vaso de agua casi por todo ♪ ♪ te sueltas el pelo, me miras de reojo como diciendo vete hasta marte, donde ya no pueda ver ♪ ♪ eres lenta como una tortuga para aprender ♪ ♪ eres lenta como una tortuga para aprender ♪ ♪ eres lenta y si no aprendes, me vas a perder ♪ [aplausos] >> bravo! seÑores, estamos felices porque nos acaban de informar que estamos nominados a los

host: larry in amsterdam, new york for larry sabato from the university of virginia. caller: that advertisement by eisenhower brought me back, i was 10 years old and i have my picture taken with the vice presidential candidate that year. anyway it amazes me that people can be influenced by this type of advertising. these guys would sell their daughters and wives into prostitution to get themselves elected. you get so sick and tired of hearing that stuff, this is one of the reasons i listen to c-span. you get some sort of truth. the thing about not being able to get to the people anymore that is a bunch of crap. the house of representatives is a house that represents the people. they are supposed to represent so many people and there is no reason why they cannot. if there is too many people for each number of the house to represent, we ought to have more representatives so people do get to see their candidates in person. this representation today, these guys will take any figure and twist them. that is why i'm an independent i get tired of hearing this stuff. host: tha

because i have also been to the anne frank museum in amsterdam, and i thought it was so touching that anne frank, in her last days, had kept on the bulletin board a picture of princess margaret and princess elizabeth. and then i got into the experience of the house of windsor during world war ii, so it was a wonderful way to get into it. >> host: david frum new york city e-mails into you. of course, one of the reasons you write books is to earn income. beyond that, what is your motivation and mission in terms of the kind of material you center on traffic the kind of material -- >> host: you center on. >> guest: is a really good question. yes, i have been quite fortunate in writing these books, but you can't just do them for money. because there are 80,000 books published every single year, and you don't know, you don't know if you're going to be one of the lucky ones to write a bestseller so you have to really believe in what you are doing. and i am drawn to a manufactured mythology, a public image, ma that's been laid upon me and i want to know, does it really, does it live up to tha

industrial hub in fact is the fifth largest city in ukraine bigger than some european capitals like amsterdam or lisbon if it is twice the size of a city like dublin would have been hoped that the violent military operation would turn into a nationwide dialogue after the presidential election at least the next leaders said the country needs that dialogue but the billionaire petro poroshenko has also said the government will go all out against the separatists to speed up the military operation operation and make it more efficient political commentator john white believes such talk will only trigger more chaos than. well you may be able to hold on to power and our region of the country but you certainly won't be able to enforce is right by force throughout the country it's a disastrous policy and it will always solidify opposition. to the west throughout history. the west has its hands all over the us they don't really care about the interest of the ukrainian people they care more about their geopolitical interests which are to isolate russia to try to weaken russia but just imagine every year