and we got to amsterdam. we had a great time.on to cross london on the train to get back to another boat. and on that boat, i somehow lost the emergency credit card. >> seth: uh-uh. >> and kenny lost his entire travel -- for the rest of the time. [ audience ohs ] >> seth: you are not the first 19-year-olds to go to amsterdam and find out that they don't have any of the stuff you came with. [ laughter ] >> yeah. that's somewhat why we had gone to amsterdam in the first place. [ laughter ] and -- boy did we get ours. [ laughter ] you know. because when we were getting off the boat, they said -- "you can't get off the boat if you don't have a ticket." what you do is you go back to amsterdam. >> seth: oh, wow. >> and we were like, well, we don't have any money now. and if we go back to amsterdam, we're going to die, so please don't do that. [ laughter ] they said, "it doesn't matter if you die. you lost the ticket. your death is not anything to do with us." [ laughter ] and finally, while we were arguing, a bobbie came up with this o

and ensures both artists their place in history, jessica baldwin, al jazeera, amsterdam. >>> you can information on everything we are covering right here, the address for that is al jazeera.com. this is techknow, a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wild fire. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight: technkow in search of the great american prarie. >> we're in the prarie state yet ironically, we have such little of it left. >> farming and overdevelopment killed it, now get ready for this...

i used to live in amsterdam. i love going to amsterdam.n to amsterdam. >> all of us, yeah. >> seth: i saw on amy shcumer's instagram. so you have a schumer, it was judd apatow, it was you, it was vanessa bayer. >> yeah. >> seth: how did you go about amsterdam? what did you guys do? >> we got stoned. >> seth: okay great. [ laughter ] >> we all got crazy stoned. and i don't smoke pot that often. >> seth: right. >> seth rogen said -- [ seth rogen impression ] "smoking pot with you is like smoking pot with my dad." [ laughter ] 'cause i'm just like, "woah, we're smoking grass? are we smoking grass guys, are we smoking dope?" [ laughter ] i'm hip. so vanessa bayer and i were kind of the two that were not -- and then so everyone -- and then it was decided, "let's walk to the red light district." >> seth: sure. >> so vanessa is just holding on to me for like dear life. and just looking around. stoned. [ laughter ] like, freaked out. and we walked down this little way. and she goes, "i don't know he what the big deal is." and i go, look to your ri

that's what people do in amsterdam. laughter ] so, you were sleeping on the train. yeah, okay, yeah. [ laughter ] now it makes -- now it's all putting it all -- ♪ [ raggae gibberish ] so you get off and the first thing -- all that's going -- it probably happened in two seconds in your mind. how long was the thing? do you know? have any of you timed it? >> i kind of played it back and it was probably -- the whole ordeal probably only lasted about a minute to two minutes. we put it on him pretty fast. >> jimmy: wow. and then the train pulls up to the first stop they could possibly -- >> it took about 20 minutes for us to pull into the station. luckily spencer had his two fingers in mark's neck the whole time. >> jimmy: mark is the guy who got shot with the first bullet and the glass is what you heard? >> i guess that's eventually what happened. we didn't see that, but i guess that's where he received that injury. and then spencer just -- he saved his life, because he was about to die. he saved his life, really. >> jimmy:

a criminal investigation into whether it is operating -- uber's headquarters in amsterdam as part of a criminal investigation. fines, 450,000s euros have been limited against the company. societe generale could close some of its branches. in france, as more customers bank online. lenders considering the branch closures between now and 2020. it has closed 40 of its 202 outlets. expected,larger than by 50 basis points, 6.75%. the bank's governor saying the cut was needed. thee: a chocolate maker in u.k. is making a sweet deal on some familiar faces. stephen: they managed to do some incredible things with chocolate. they have surpassed sales. everything you can see here is entirely made of chocolate. the cup, records, cassettes, all made completely out of chocolate. to push through this sales barrier for them. they have also the well in the british elections this year. trio of a special chocolate bars at the election of thee three leaders main parties on chocolate bars. genie: good for them. thanks so much, stephen. it is time now for the press review. have florence florence villeminot

supporters look to the netherlands where the practice has been legal for years and we report from amsterdamebate is no longer about if assisted dying should be allowed, it's about if more people should be able to end their lives this way. and it has been legal since 2002 and counts for 1-25 deaths and the numbers are growing. the doctor has helped dozens of people end their lives and can be requested on the health service but for many it's a daunting task. >> what do you say to them and i mean this for me it has been a preference to know you. i find you a very courageous man and i'm glad i can do this for you. >> reporter: it was only allowed under certain condition, if a person is suffering unbearable pain, the illness is incurrable and make the decision to die in full consciousness. every year in the neither lands the boundaries widen further and what was a means for helping people who were terminally ill now extents to other people also suffering from unbearable pain, people suffering from mental illness like depression and dementia opening up a completely new debate. she lost her husban

we have the report now from amsterdam. >> reporter: in the netherlands the debate is no longer about if assisted dying should be allowed but about whether more people should be able to end their lives this way. euthanasia has been legal in the netherlands since 2002. it accounts for 1 in 25 deaths, and the numbers are growing. dr. burt kaiser has helped dozens of people end their lives. euthanasia can be requested on the dutch national health service, but for many doctors it's a daunting task. what do you say to them? >> usually i say for me it's been a privilege to know you. i fund you a very courageous man or woman. i'm glad that i can do this for you. >> reporter: euthanasia is only allowed under certain conditions. a person has unbearable pain and their illness is incurable and they make the decision to die in full consciousness. every year here in the netherlands the boundaries surrounding euthanasia widen even further. what began has a means to help people terminally ill extends to other people. people suffering from mental illness like depression and demeant sha opening up a n

vincent van gogh and munk are the focus of an exhibition on friday in amsterdam. we fw along to have a look. >> reporter: the scream, one of the best known paintings in the world. the picture of mental anguish is the best known work by munch. the two artists are often compared, and a new exhibition does yus that. a handful of traditional paintings starts the show so visitors see what influenced van gogh and munch and appreciate the huge advances they made. it's hard to understand more than 100 years later the massive shift in style and content paving the way for modern art. van gogh wanted hi potato eaters to show emotion. they're caricatures of farmers close to the earth. the picture of a woman on her bed was considered scandalous at the time achlt barefoot and open shirt and the vis i can't believe brush strokes a new way of painting. it took six years to put together. more than 100 pictures, one more beautiful and powerful than another, have come from private collections and museums around the world. >> i think such an exhibition is stimulating. you can really

. >> i'm in amsterdam, where there is a new exhibit combining the work of two loved painters. >> thenternational cricketer who has been banned for life. >> welcome back. now vincent van gogh and edward munch, two giants ar are the focus of an exhibition in amsterdam. >> th"the scream," one of the best known picture in the world by edward munch. he was fascinated by the inner working, of the mind as was vincent van gogh. the two artists are often compared, and an exhibition does just that. visitors can see what influenced van gogh and munch and appreciate the huge advances they made. it's hard to understand that more than a hundred years later the massive shift of style and content paving the way in modern art. they show the caricatures of farmers, bulbous noses close to the earth. munch wa's painting was considered scandal. the show has taken six years to put together. more than 100 pictures one more beautiful and powerful than another have come from private collections and museums around the world. >> i think such an exhibition is stimulating. you can really experience things and by

three lifelong friends from california board a train in am taxpaya amsterdam, and alek skarlatos, fresh from a tour. the three met and their lives were changed forever by what happened on board that train. >> we begin in france with a story that sounds like something out of a hollywood thriller that stars three very real american heroes. >> about two hours into the trip an alert passenger spotted a man drags a large suitcase into a bathroom. that passenger, american-born frenchman mark moogalian becomes suspicious. the train was enroute from belgium to france. when the 25-year-old moroccan man comes out of the bathroom armed to kill. an unidentified frenchman is the first to encounter him. he tries to stop him but falls to the floor. what moogalian doesn't know at the time, the attacker has another gun. shots ring out. moogalian is hit. the bullet narrowly misses an artery. while moogalian plays dead, skarlatos realizes danger is afoot. a french train employee runs away from the danger, but the three americans have a very different reaction. >> alek just hit me on the shoulder and said,

who ordered a train -- three young americans who boarded a train and paris to answer dan stop a -- amsterdamd stopped a gunman. president obama heaped praise on those young men, he said represent the very best of america. president obama: because of their courage, because of their quick thinking, because of their teamwork, it is fair to say that a lot of people were saved and a real calamity was averted. they represent the very best of character, andan it is these kinds of young people who make me extraordinarily optimistic and hopeful about our future. anchor: president obama speaking there. millions of people are gathering around television screens around the globe as the rugby world cup kicks off. england are launching the 20-nation event, playing fiji. more than 80,000 people packed into a stadium to watch that game. the excitement about the tournament is entirely justified. reporter: you can feel the energy and excitement across the country. you have all the countries coming in fairly well-balanced. the beauty of the championship that has south africa and new zealand and australia is au

it's whether more should be able to end their lives this way in amsterdam. it's been legal since 2002, accounts are one in every 25 deaths and the numbers of growing. this doctor has helped dozens of people end their lives. euthanasia can be requested on the dutch national health service, yet for many doctors, it's a daunting task. >> what do you say to them. >> usually i say for me, it's been a privilege to know you. i find you a very courageous man, and i'm glad that i can do this for you. >> euthanasia is only allowed under certain conditions, a people suffering unbearable pain, illness in incurable and they make the decision to die in full consciousness. every year here, the boundaries surrounding euthanasia widen further. what began as a means of helping people terminally ill now extends to other people, also suffering from unbearable pain, people suffering from mental ill insists, like depression and dementia, opening up a completely new debate. >> alice lost her husband two months ago. he was one of holland said best loved poets and musicians. he suff

they jumped into action to stop a gunman traveling from amsterdam to paris. sadler is still a senior at sacramento state university. the school saluted him last night during the football game. >> the fact they wanted to honor me, it's amazing, humbling experience, everybody has been great. teachers like you have the best, what did you do over the summer story. >> this area produces those type of people. >> sadler credits his professors with helping him stay on top his studies because things like talk show appearances and a parade have cut into sadler's time for homework. >>> drivers entering i-80 will see something new starting tomorrow. the california department of transportation will activate 32 new onramp meters. the lights are locate along east and westbound i-80. caltrans says the meters are an effort to prevent traffic jams. >>> tens of thousands thousandse flooded the south of market area for annual tradition; the fair caps leather pride week. it has raised money for local charities since the early days. very fun. >>> a double feature tonight ahead at

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. >> for the son time this year, uber's headquarters in amsterdam was raided, part of an investigation into whether the popular ride sharing company is offering illegal services. the touch fined uber 500,000 for using unlicensed drivers in a low-cast service. prosecutors will decide within months whether to press charges. >> native alas cans turn to modern technology, how a video game is helping heritage. and how doctors are using stem cells to treat a disease robbing millions of their site. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> the expedited hearing of the n.f.l.'s deflate-gate appeal has been scheduled for february, a week before the super bowl. they appe

three lifelong friends from california board a train in am taxpaya amsterdam, and alek skarlatos, fresh from a tour. the three met and their lives were changed forever by what happened on board that train. >> we begin in france with a story that sounds like something out of a hollywood thriller that stars three very real american heroes. >> about two hours into the trip an alert passenger spotted a man drags a large suitcase into a bathroom. that passenger, american-born frenchman mark moogalian becomes suspicious. the train was enroute from belgium to france. when the 25-year-old moroccan man comes out of the bathroom armed to kill. an unidentified frenchman is the first to encounter him. he tries to stop him but falls to the floor. what moogalian doesn't know at the time, the attacker has another gun. shots ring out. moogalian is hit. the bullet narrowly misses an artery. while moogalian plays dead, skarlatos realizes danger is afoot. a french train employee runs away from the danger, but the three americans have a very different reaction. >> alek just hit me on the shoulder and said,

. >> reporter: take a walk down amsterdam avenue and you'll see storefront after storefront empty. here was a woman's clothing store. next door, a neighborhood pizza place, now covered in graffiti. here one day, gone the next. the often short lifespan of the small business in manhattan. >> new york city has a reputation and studies have shown it's one of the most difficult places to run a small business. >> steve of the manhattan institute says chalk it up to a murky stew of high rents, high taxes, inspections and permits. a report by the tax foundation ranks new york the second worst state in the country to do business. next to, where else, but new jersey. >> new york is one of the only places in the country that has attacks on rent, which is unthinkable in other places. on top of that, because the city is successful, rents are going up, too. >> and there's no higher rents in manhattan than on fifth avenue. rents for ground floor retail source soared 60 percent to 1600 a square foot. if you ask robin of the new york real estate board if it's becoming unaffordable for a i think mor

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they arrived there after a concert in amsterdam. >>> a former peanut executive could be sentenced for deadly salmonella outbreak. stuart parnell was found guilty on kountds that killed 60 people. >>> passers by prevented a vehicle fire from turning into a tragedy. look at the imanxious. they rescued a woman there this burning rv. she stayed signed the camper to get dressed and rescue their cat. two men claiming they went in and pulled her out. moments later, the rv and the car it was towing began to roll backwards. setting two other vehicles on fire. there were no serious injuries. >>> a rather unusual sight at the formula one car race in singapore yesterday. fan went for walk on the track. >> what? who does that? >> the race cars were going right past him. officials put the race under caution while the guy walked a bit further. he was arrested shortly after. the race resumed shortly after. >> i always thought those google walking directions would make me go the wrong way. >>> week two of the nfl season has just one game left in it. >> for some of what and who went down, here are our

. >> i'm jessica baldwin in amsterdam, where an exhibit is opening comparing two of the best loved painters. >>> welcome back, a reminder of the top tories. -- stories. xi jinping's president says he wants to deepen investment ties between the country. >> burkina faso plans to reinstate the ousted president following a refusal for the coup leader to back down >>> a deal to releect 125,000 refugees, moving from italy, greece and hungry to other e.u. countries. >>> now, thousands of muslim devotees from around the world gathered in saudi arabia for the imagine hajj. it's to cleanse the faithful of sin. the followers must move together through a set of rituals around different sites in mecca. more than 2 million will take part in the journey. the final rituals begin on tuesday, lasting for five days. we are join the live. in torms of the hajj, take us through the instance of today? >> today is the main day for handling. if any pilgrim misses, he or she. the handling is incomplete and invalidated. they have to redo it all over again next year. now, the importance of this, there are people gathe

it's a popular route from paris to amsterdam. it's kind of humbling. i'm not in the military.igh-ranking people come you willup to congratulate me, and a lifetime of combat, that is very humbling for me. >> how about you spencer? >> for me it's the same. i had this moment where this little girl was asking me like if i could fly and things like that. and that literally made me melt. and i'm like oh, my god, i'm these kids' heroes just appreciation from everybody, people on the train, what do they have to be appreciating us for, but it's true. >> was it true your nickname was captain america before this? >> i don't like to -- but yes, it is. >> way to live up to your nickname. what was it like telling your parents for the first time? >> i didn't get ahold of my parents for a while. i tried to call my mom and dad. my little brother was the first one that picked up. i was just like, hey, we were just involved in an active shooter outside paris, on a train. tell mom and dad and google it if you don't believe me. >> all right, here is a tough question for you because you are three a

spencer stone was on a high-speed chain -- train from amsterdam, to paris. stone and two of his buddies overpowered him. a true hero. not a bad pitch. >>> pretty cool stuff. i wonder if pope francis is a baseball fan. i keep thinking that. maybe he can pop over to the ballpark. you might want to go to the bullpen. he still would lay his hands on the sick, wouldn't he? just not getting it done. thanks for working with neighbors. [ joking ] >> the nats down. the tatar man can and he will tie it up late. and the reliever giving the tying run. going into the extra innings. a play at the plate. jayson werth, how. but the catcher drops it. and the nats win. 5-4. at the mets win as well. but are still eight back. wow. tough night there. winning but still losing. >> mistakes tonight. the playoff series. good thing these ladies are union. they are working overtime. and they are still getting paid. and a layup. when 86-183. taking a lead. >> and a battle here. a tough year for howard. but freeman finding the end zone. the fullback -- let's show you the first touchdown

they got their start in amsterdam. >> that's cool. >> it's very cool. >>> that's it for us. the next news is >> devon: you don't know the whole story, all right?! >> michael: devon, quiet. we will speak... >> devon: i'm not gonna be quiet, michael! this is the guy you ought to be arresting! why aren't you doing your damn job?! >> michael: devon, listen. >> paul: hold on a second. what's going on? >> mr. hamilton decked this guy in the park. >> really, it's fine. i don't want to press charges. i just want to go. >> dylan: no, don't let him go. >> paul: dylan, back off. >> dylan: you can't let him leave. he knows where hilary is. >> neil: you know, hilary, you have no idea how scared i was when i opened my front door and found devon just standing there. [ exhales sharply ] i can't have him coming back here ever again. i mean, he and lily are -- they're totally worried about me. they're always asking questions. and gwen... ah, gwen.

that man planned to take out a train full of people as it headed from amsterdam on august 21st. they will honor the three with a parade at noon. the air force planning a fly over. spencer stone talks about not only rushing toward danger, toward that man with an ak, but also the man mark laguellian >> i stopped the bleeding and got him. >> stone nearly lost a thumb in that same attack after the would be terrorist stabbed him with a box cutter, but he is a trained medic with the u.s. air force so he knew exactly what to do. the parade is at noon in sacramento today. we will have a crew there on the scene. there is the interview is coming up on "the today show" after this newscast. we will try to get you a better preview of that. >> thank you, kris. >>> it is 4:36. one of the survivors in the deadly berkeley balcony collapse three months ago will provide an update on his long recovery. six irish students including one from bay area died when the balcony collapsed suddenly in june. seven other young people including murray survived. he has endured a long recovery and today he may pr

place in history, jessica baldwin, al jazeera, amsterdam. >>> you can find more information on everything we are covering right here, the address for that is al jazeera.com. this is techknow, a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wild fire. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight: technkow in search of the great american prarie. >> we're in the prarie state yet ironically, we have such little of it left. >> farming and overdevelopment killed it, now get ready for this... an explosition of color and the return of these native animals. >> how many plant speices do you have in here? >> but volunteers trying to bring back one of the planets most complex ecosystems ran into trouble. >> we just needed something to help level the playing field. >> why a certain animal from america's past was needed to pull off the impossible. >> we've just arrived at the nachusa grassland and i'm seeing these bisson for the first time. >> marita davison is an env

the three were on a train from amsterdam to paris when a gunman opened fire. the man until authorities arrived. the white house says president obama wants to express his gratitude for their bravery. >>> now to some other stories that we're following. the man who set fire during the baltimore riots has pleaded guilty to federal charges. 24-year-old raymond carter will face four years in prison if the court accepts his plea. turns out elton john got pranked. earlier this week john thanked vladimir putin via instagram for reaching out to him to talk gay rights. two russian tv hosts said the whole thing was a prank and recorded the call. >> hello? >> sir elton, hello. >> hello, commitry, how are you? >> i'm fine. i'll be -- >> tell him i'm extremely honored to be -- that he's calling me and i'm speaking to him. it's a great privilege to be able to speak to one of the most influential people in the whole world. it's amazing. >> putin spokesperson said the men should apologize to the singer and that the hoax was not nice. >> it wasn't even remotely funny. it wasn't

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we are joined by nick kounis from amsterdam. no, great to have you with us this morning.w it is not your best case scenario. come -- the cold -- no: -- nick: inflation will be lower for longer. we have seen a decline in market inflation expectations. there are rising downside rates to the growth outlook, because of what is happening in china and other emerging markets. jonathan: to come off the back of that, to bring a positive pitch, the external edge -- the euro close to a dollar tech. spread is relatively tight. have things deteriorated that much? no, they haven't. that is the dilemma for the ecb. we have seen the the mystic economy holding up well. the recovery seems to be continuing. we have seen core inflation forming now. that is why we think they will keep policy on hold today while keeping the door for additional quantitative easing wide-open. jonathan: at the door wide open for more qe. now we are talking about more qe. what do they buy exactly? that story hasn't changed. what do they buy if they want to expand qe? nick: that's a very good question. they would h

in amsterdam people use one fifth as much water as people in san diego. >> they also have smaller lawns not washing cars. stossel: thank you. next, it can only be solved by government command and control. the slaughter of rare animals like elephants and lions and tigers and cecil the lion is one of them. >> a beloved lion is killed for sport by an american dentist. this is such a tragedy. >> you have heard the story. people across the world are furious because an american hunter paid to kill this line in zimbabwe. it turned out to be one that was monitored and studied by oxford university. not only was he killed but he suffered before he died. he was wounded by a bow and arrow and then followed for 40 hours until he was killed with a gun. a dentist who shot him has gone into hiding because people threatened his life. these protesters want him extradited to zimbabwe. >> these animals are in danger, people are killing them all the time. the one that is part of their criticism, wealthy people. he can choose to pay $55,000 to kill a lion. the animal rights people want stronger bands on the

thought it was the door to the bathroom passenger james traveling the the klm royal dutch plane to amsterdam flight when it all happened find the band from airline for five years airline's staff members accuse him of a trend of the door he sofa insisting he only touched the handle. man accused of vicious attack on his ex-girlfriend smell the woman's mother is speaking out. keller of family survives in an attack are not so much philip could be alive investigator >> catherine: say she is kicked punish and scalp before the men made his dog attacker tammy has that story. >> reporter: smother can't fathom the brutal 7% was ripped off and a violent attack and police say her boyfriend did the police say it zachary plunged the woman for more than our sculptor and said his walden home or disturbing investigators say he then urged his dog to attack her the dog grip half per year off after the abuse gross forces extra for the letters of a mere drop the victim of fraud robs house mother and sister on her walking asking for help it does mom says other women should never be afraid to get help daughters ha

1774, and american smuggler named benjamin defied trade restrictions and sailed to ship directly to amsterdam. following the boston tea party, which happened the previous december, and the so-called intolerable acts, he didn't have to be warren buffett to figure out that there was going to be a seller's market in ammunition. so what he does is he stocks his ship with 150 tons of dutch gunpowder and he weighs anchor for nantucket. but he doesn't get away before someone notices good a fellow named sir joseph york. this long serving british ambassador to the united provinces sounded the alarm and a letter to his superiors in london. other similar reports right around the same time start coming in. distressed british ministers ordered york and his counterparts do everything they could to frustrate guys like officialsatefully also decided to prohibit the export of war materials from great britain to the colonies. once news of this prohibition which new england in december, outraged patriots dissented on powder magazines across the region, hauling away muskets, candidates, and ammunitions to secret

>> the three men and another british man all restrained a gunman who opened fire on a train from amsterdam to paris. the french president has already awarded them the legion of honor that's frances highest honor. president obama said that spencer stone, alex skarlato and -- showed the world the best of americans. >>> the seasonal reminders have begun. it is time to get vaccinated for the flu. the flu season begins next month and everyone six months or older should get that flu shot. they say that predominant h2n3 strain from last year is included in this year's formula. the flu season runs from october through may but peaks from december to february. >>> if you're looking for something to do, there are a number of events taking place all over the bayarea. here's mike mibach. >> fall is in the air and with that here is the weekend watch. tim mcgraw brings his show on friday night. wake up tomorrow morning and you might as well clean a beach. california coastal clean up day is friday. the coastal commission has a list of sites you can check on their website. ktvu.com has a link. the pleasant