how can amsterdam be amsterdam with your ideas?oblem is that the company are not the authority. in the process of the last decade to be made one mistake. that is that we started to become tolerant as well. the ideology of hate became tolerant as well. we have in holland whether you like it or not. they are offering that and i didn't mean they are wrong or evil or all moroccans should leave. i would never say that. the turks don't even think of joining the eu. by nature, a violent religion. what do you say to military or law enforcement officials who believe that we need, they need the billion and a half on their side and by insighting this fear, you are making that harter. islam is given this year to dominate. they are welcome to stay with anybody else in the society. don't be fooled. islam has noplace in the free society. that's a total lack of freedom and civil society. >> i leave wondering what they must think as the ideas catch fire. 5% practice islam including a o moroccan who came here and learned dutch by volunteers. >> i ha

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so david and i loved amsterdam.and while we lived there, jimmy bought the house, actually end of '70s. we went down in the fall of '71 when i was supposed to be working at a medical publishing house, but i snuck away. and we -- i got an old volkswagen, and we drove through the mountains and fought all the way. [laughter] about how to shift and not shift. i was, i was a great driver, i'd been a cab driver, by the way, so i knew how to drive, but i didn't know how the drive a stick until i moved to europe. so we got to jimmy's at six in the morning, and jimmy opened the door, and he had all this food he'd made for us. all kinds of classic soul food. he loved to cook. didn't do it often, but he loved to cook, and he was delighted that we came to welcome the house with him. we stayed more about a week, and then -- for about a week, and then we drove back to amsterdam. and then i went to the house '72, '73, '74, and then he was born in '73, and he came in '75, '6? >> '9. >> '9. [laughter] and at least four more years. >>

but not anymore, not in amsterdam.e "wall street journal" it will now forbid landlords from posting beyond the number of nights allowed. amsterdam caps them at 60 nights a year. san francisco is working on its own set of rules. the supervisors voted tuesday to cap rentals at 60 a night just like amsterdam. those who registered with the city are not required to follow that cap. we asked if they plan to do what's happening in amsterdam. they haven't gotten back to us. >>> the dow coming off its best month since march. ended november with a whimper, the dow gained just two points on wednesday. >>> you remember donald trump tweeted out yesterday he was going to hold a big announcement later this month in which he will, in his words, i'll be leaving my great business in total to fully focus on running that country. that inspired a little known government agency. the office of governmental ethics, this divestiture will do what handing over control could never have done. oge is delighted you decided to divest your best. we to

how can amsterdam be amsterdam with your ideas? >> that's a good question.h are tolerant people. we are tolerant country. we started to become tolerant to the intolerant as well. to the ideology of hate that has no tolerant for us. it's come to the public crime, rates they are also represented enormously. i didn't say and i didn't mean that all moroccans are wrong or bad people. i would never say that. he is popular. >> that's what made it so interesting. the dutch built that country out of salty marsh. nobody wanted it. >> it should be under water. >> they're a tight knit community. most liberal society. those values are being challenged in the age of immigration and isis, terror. these sortss of things. he was member of the a liberal party years ago but came out with this one. he's from a rural part of the country. he was just lone voice crying in the wilderness. now he's favored to become prime minister of holland next year. >> he's obviously not the only voice you talked to in this. >> he's a wonderfully generous spirit. the country has the embraced him

at an after-hours club up on amsterdam. yeah? which one was that? too drunk to remember. you weren't on rivington street around that time? uptown. amsterdam avenue. there was a multiple homicide last night on rivington street, a home invasion. a man was shot, his wife and his year-old-boy were killed. wow. you frequent the cottontail club, fran? periodically. you know a paul angelos? why, he dance there? hey. a woman and a one-year-old boy. sorry. what was his name again? paul angelos. you never did no business with him? business? no. what business is he in? you know what i love with these morons? one step out of the trees, they got a "world by the balls" attitude. meanwhile, 25 feet away, they're getting sent to jail for life. you stay xxxxy, you douche bag. this angelos that hired you, he's giving you up. hey. nobody hired me to do nothin'. , shot him. he did his best to fight you off. but you stick with that wisenheimer look and "nobody had me do nothin'." you want to think about it a little, fran? yeah, go on, think about it. we'll have someone come in with a bucket o

you don't need to stay on the floor. >> that's right, amsterdam worked out well. on to paris. same sort of thing. swipe, swipe, swipe, until -- >> first match from paris. here we go. >> hey! >> they meet up, get shown around, see stuff, then tinder session happens. >> wonder if anyone has taken their tinder date to meet another tinder date. >> hi. >> yeah, that's funny. >> i would recommend doing that, because it works very well. >> there you go. hate the player, hate the game. >> fun continues, as does the good luck. no problem, camp on the floor, no problem, but -- >> 3,000 girls in three different countries. done, what, 30? less than 1%. >> start getting desperate. that's when they change the game a bit, but stick within the different rules. >> we've been in barcelona three hours, have no matches. we're going to use tinder social to meet up with another group. >> buddies are in town. you can use tinder social to create a group and find other groups that just want to hang out. they got themselves a match. from that point on, drinks, happiness, socializing. >> i like it. >> s

david and carol first visited jimmy there together in 1977, from amsterdam where they were living at time. they drove there to celebrate his buying the house. carol visitedded in 1974 and again several summers from 1975 into the '80s with daniel. she and daniel made nostalgic ries its after jimmy died and his father david there as well when he became very ill. carol was very active participant in the afternoon sessions at welcome table where the author sought criticisms of his work and completed an in early hours daniel fondly recalls his uncle jimmy hand in hand up to the town center, visiting villages in the area, being taken on sightseeing tours to the, to paris, swimming in the pool in the mornings and to the ocean air yum in monte carlo and being taught chess and astounded finding baldwin's books in many strange languages for him in the house. carol is long time upper west cider, and long-time patron of book culture. hails from brooklyn, new york, and managed to travel and work extensively across the globe her lengthily career. currently chief learner of her sole consultancy lea

amsterdam says landlords cannot rent their properties more than 60 nights a year. you will until now that was not enforced on the website. it will be now. airbnb's been cities have rules and it's important but it's up to the city to enforce them. the 60-day rule is also in san francisco. supervisors just passed that rule. so the big question this morning is will airbnb enforce san francisco rules in san francisco. we've asked, and when we find out, we'll let you know. >>> you remember donald trump tweeted out yesterday he was going to hold a big announcement later this month, in which he will, in his words, leave my great business in total in order to fully focus on running the country. that inspired a little-known government agency, the office of governmental ethics, to tweet out a tweet storm, really, this divestiture will do what handing control could never have been. we're delighted you decided to divest your business. we've told your counsel that we would sing your praises if you divested, and we meant it. so, you got all these tweets. yet, guys, he never said

. >>> off to amsterdam where something interesting has happened. airbnb told the "wall street journal" the website will now enforce amsterdam's represental rules on the airbnb remember site. amsterdam says landlords can't rent their property for more than 60 nights a year. up until now that wasn't enforced by airbnb. their attitude has been the city rules are important, but that's up to the city to enforce them. that 60-day rule by the way also true in san francisco. supervisors just passed that rule. the big question this morning, will airbnb enforce san francisco's rules in san francisco? we've asked and when we find out we will let you know. >>> you remember donald trump tweeted yesterday he was going to hold a big announcement later this month in which he will, in his words, leave his great business in total in order to fully focus on running the country. that inspired a little-known government agency, the office of governmental ethics to tweet out as well. kind of a tweet storm really. this divestiture will do what handing over control could n

concession to regulators, airbnb will limit them in london to 90 days of rentals per year... 60 days in amsterdam. many american cities are pushing for similar restrictions. apple is counting on drones to help them make their maps more accurate. bloomberg reports the drones changes more quickly than on- the-ground cameras... all in an effort to surpass google's industry-leading maps. if you own an android phone -- yours could be among the million infected with malware. check point software... says they traced malware named gooligan back to dozens of legitimate-looking apps on older android phones. once on your phone -- gooligan can access your data from gmail, google photos, and google docs. new this morning -- the ceo of starbucks is stepping down. howard schultz, who largely helped the coffee company become a global brand will be resigning in april. he will move into a new role as starbucks executive chairman -- focusing on building up the companys reserve roasteries. schultz resigned back in 2000 as ceo only to return to the position in 2008. kevin johnson -- starbucks current president and co

he's living in amsterdam. i got to know him at the hartman institute when i was a correspondent in jerusalem. he's married to a dutch priest. i called him in amsterdam and said, steve, i have a question i never answered before. is god in cyberspace? what should i have said? he said, well, tom, in our faith tradition we have two concepts of the almighty one is he's almighty. we have a postbiblical concept. it's almighty is almighty. he smites evil and shows god. cyberspace has gambling, pornography, misleading fake news. but he said we have a postbibilical view of god and the postbiblical view of god and that is god manifests himself how we behave. if you want god to be in cyberspace, we have to bring him there by how we behave there. well, i took his answer and i put it into the paper book edition of the book and i completely forgot about it for 20 years. started working on this book and i found myself telling that story over and over. i finally sat myself down and said, why are you retelling that story? and i

the first stop of the tour is amsterdam, and it's a nervous wait to see who will arrive.t get permission to travel, and others were only issued with visas at the last minute. at last, they are here, and the years of separation are over. finally, the orchestra can start playing together. the reunited orchestra contains members from across the political and religious spectrum. what was interesting about syria before the revolution was the way that everyone was so mixed and it was very harmonious between the christians and the sunnis and the shia. there were tensions but people were together. the orchestra reflects that, there are people of different strands, different religions, different views on what has happened over the last five years. they have all come together in music. the tour is masterminded by a the creator of gorillaz, damon albarn. he played with them before the war. he wanted to bring the orchestra back together. i wanted to bring them over here so that physically people could see them, they could see syrians doing something other than having their few posses

airbnb is toughening up home sharing limits in london and amsterdam.ost will need a license to rent for 90 days a year and for 60 days a year from amsterdam. airbnb will automatically limit home listings on its platform from 2017. turning now to instagram, it is an app where filters help average people make their lives appear more glamorous or fun withsome every day users millions of followers. our reporter finds that being in insta-famous is hard work. >> with a small amount of followers, you wanted to up that. how did you set out to become famous? >> my goal was to determine just how hard this is -- is it something anyone can do? there are these people called influencers, and they basically take money from marketers to try to sell stuff, and i found an agency that sort of advice to me on photography and grooming and clothing and various other matters, and i just started posting these pictures on instagram in a totally different character. bots to try to choose my following. it was difficult and, you know, it gave me an appreciation for this stuff and

. ♪ watching,tory we're airbnb is toughening up home sharing limits in london and amsterdam. will now need a license to read the in london for more than 90 years a year and more than 60 days a year in amsterdam rate is coming at a time when the platform faces increasing pressure from government street airbnb will automatically limit in 2017. instagram, it is a filled -- a network filters help average people's lives appear more interesting and fun. in this week's bloomberg businessweek, our reporter discovers that being inta-famous is hard work. our colleague david durant asked him about it. david: you were like me. i had a small amount of followers. what did you set out to do here? how did you set out to become intsa-famous? --my goal was to determine just how hard this is. is it someone -- something anyone can do? there are people called influencers, is the term of art. they basically take money from marketers to try to sell stuff. and i found an agency that sort of advised me on photography and grooming and clothing and various other matters, and i just started posting thes

with housing shortages.the online home-sharing platform announced new restrictions on london and amsterdam listings this week-- barring homeowners from renting their places to visitors for more than 90 and 60 days a year.air-b-n-b's decision could bring some relief to residents struggling with soaring house prices and rents. work with big cities to ensure it wasn't exacerbating a shortage of long-term ford is recalling more than 680-thousand midsize sedans-- because the front seat belts may not hold people in a crash. the recall covers certain 2013 to 2016 ford fusion, 2013 to 2015 lincoln m-k-z and 2015 to 2016 ford mondeo cars.at least two people have been injured from this seatbelt issue. and chairs are being recalled due to a drowning hazard.the recall involves all lexi-book baby bath seats and chairs intended for children six months of age and up.the product fails to meet the feral safety standard, including requirements for stabilit.. and can tip over while a baby is in it. a new product stimulates the nervous system to help those with autism calm down. nohelani graf reports on how t

the home-sharing website will soon block hosts in london and amsterdam from renting out their homes for more days than their cities allow. we asked airbnb if it would do the same in san francisco, and the company told us "no comment". earlier this week, san francisco also took steps to limit how often people can rent out their homes. the board of supervisors voted to set a max of just 60 days a year... for anyone trying to rent out their home to short term visitors. mayor ed lee has until next week to veto the bill. ==take vo== to learn more, watch our entire series of investigations by going to our website: n-b-c bay area.com. just click the investigations tab. ==sam /2shot== the white house is going high- tech to teach kids more about government. ==kris /boxes== for that and the rest of your news before the bell -- we turn to landon dowdy live at c-n-b-c world headquarters. cnbc/live vobox vobox vobox == /boxes== thanks landon. =kris/cu= listen up, parents. 'hatchimals'. eportedly getting =vo= c-n-b-c is reporting that some employees at a santa cruz store posted on instagram that the

so i, david and i loved amsterdam. and while we lived there, jimmy bought the house, actually end of '70. we went down in the fall of '71 when i was supposed to be working at a medical publishing house, but i snuck away. and we -- i got an old volkswagen, and we drove through the mountains and fought all the way -- [laughter] about how i to shift and not shift. i was, i was a great driver, i'd been a cab driver, by the way, so i knew how to drive, but i didn't know how to drive a stick until i moved to europe. [laughter] so we got to jimmy's at six in the morning, and jimmy opened the door, and he had all this food he'd made for us. all kinds of classic soul food. he loved to cook. didn't do it often, but he loved to cook. and he was delighted that we came to welcome the house with him. we stayed for about a week, and then we drove back to amsterdam. and then i went to the house '72, '73, '74, and then he was born in '73, and he came in '75,' 6? >> '9. [laughter] >> and at least four more years. >> '80, couple of times

to the summer games in amsterdam. the events at the time and the attendance and the a. participating countries is probably a third of what it'll be in 2016, but at the same time, that doesn't mean it's aniless of an event then as it is today, and it certainly was. united states i'm proud to say earned more gold medals than any other country in the 1928 games. and general mcarthur was roundly praised for the performance in the u.s. olympic team and represented it well. little known fact, the united states army has had a role in every sing the olympic -- u.s. olympic team since certainly for the summer games since 1896 since the modern olympic era. george patton was an olympian in 1912. u.s. army shooting team represented the united states in london in 2012. they will again in rio in 2016. there's always been soldier participation to a greater or lesser degree in every olympic team. in 1928 was special in the sense that an american soldier serving american soldier ran the u.s. olympic team. then we come to the 1930s. th

the limitations affect london and amsterdam but could impact the boston market a well. house-sharing sector can lead to illegal hotels. in london, homes cannot be shared for more than 90 days while amsterdam will impose a 60-day limit. check of the markets, asian shares falling overnight as investors await u.s. jobs data. stock futures here are lower right now. investors are watching for the release of the november employment report today. antoinette: a new study from researchers at brown finds a nightly glass of white wine is linked to a for melanoma. drinking beer, red wine or liquor wasn't found to significantly affect this risk. researchers caution that this only shows an association between drinking white wine and cancer and not a cause. new this morning -- fun ways to burn fat and lose fat without stepping foot in the gym. take a 15-minute walk around the block. you'll burn nearly three times as many calories as you would by sitting for the same amount of dieters lost 55% less fat when they slept for 5 1/2 hours than when they slept for 8 1/2. foods to help you sl

the city of amsterdam has agreed to new rules for air b&b -- air bnb.imiting homeowners to renting their apartments to 60 days per year unless they have a special license. fitbit is set to be in talks to -- fitbit is offering a low price for the company that has been struggling to compete with the likes of apple. china is introducing an additional 10% tax on luxury supercars. the brands include lamborghini, bentley and rolls-royce. >> it's been a record-breaking year for disney's film studio. >> disney films have generated $6 billion globally. of theh america, three five top grossing films were disney creations, including finding dori, dr. strange and moana. this year was a long time in the making for disney. another big release to come this year, the latest star wars installment. nestle cutting the sugar in its chocolate bars. >> they will still taste the same. this is thanks to a scientific breakthrough. they say it allows them to make bars like it cap -- kick cap with 40% less sugar. at with 40% less sugar. they're painting this must sing it will be

. >> as strange as that was, this is video from amsterdam. lot going on, but you see right in front of this apartment building, looks like they are trying to see if they can find something or someone. eventually, those same two people end up on the other side of the street, right in front of an elementary school. >> video speeds up, you can see parents lining up to drop children off at school. see them decide this is the time to move. reason they are deciding that is because this gentleman right here is walking out. >> oh, i'm nervous. is this a hit? >> this guy, whoever he is, knows something's wrong. as soon as that guy gets off the scooter, he legs it. it's a silenced pistol. this is an attempted hit on this guy. he goes running down the street. guy with the gun is following along, shooting after him. you can see the guy chattering while this guy is running. the guy who ran off was hit in the arm, but that is it. >> i had no idea assassins were there. >> interesting thing about that, very rare, especially in the netherlands. they were hopi

a30 two-year-old male has been obtained in the dutch city of amsterdam today. he was in possession of a ofashnikov and had a picture the flag used by the islamic state group. he is due to appear in court in two weeks time. several european cities are on alert. there are concerns that the current defensive against the islamic state group in iraq results in dozens of hardened fighters returning home. let's listen to what the prosecutor said about the who was arrested. >> we have a suspicion he was planning for a terrorist attack and that is what we are investigating up the moment. enough -- collection a kalashnikov. suspicion this is preparing -- we don't know yet. >> judges in the netherlands a lawmaker for inciting discrimination. he made disparaging remarks about moroccan people during a campaign two years ago. called totally insane and he plans to appeal that ruling. this report. he boycotted proceedings and wasn't in court to hear it. >> the court season the prevailing circumstances cause a decide that being politician made him guilty of consulting a group a

i saw you running down amsterdam avenue, lifting that 200-pound motorized cart with one hand. mr. thomassoulo, during times of great stress, people are capable of superhuman strength. have you ever seen the incredible hulk, sir? no! how about the old spiderman live-action show? i realize we've signed a one-year contract with you, but at this point, i think it's best if we both go our separate ways. i--i don't understand. we don't like you. we want you to leave. clearer. so you're staying at play now? why not? the pay is good, i got dental, and private access to one of the great handicapped toilets in the city.

they will limit users in london to 90 days of r 60 days in amsterdam. many american cities are pushing for similar restrictions and this is why. in tourist areas, short-term rentals can squeeze out locals making it more lucrative to rent to tourists than leasing to long-term residents. >> new hope for treating the kind of dementia that actor robin williams is said to have suffered with before taking his own life. look outside. it is lunchtime, right? 40?. but it's breezy. so, it feels like it's in the 30s. haven't seen much sun today. will we see any this weekend? we will cover it all for you coming up after the break. anyone with type 2 diabetes knows how it feels to see your numbers go up, despite your best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could... love your numbers? inhibitor that works to lower a1c. a pill taken just once in the morning, invokana? is used along with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. in fact, it's been proven to be more effective at lowering a1c than jan

. >> reporter: amsterdam's seedy red light district. >> god, it's so weird. >> reporter: is where sher look into trafficking women for the sex industry. >> they look quite relaxed. they don't look like they're having a bad time. >> reporter: the sex industry in holland is an illegal billion dollar business, but local authorities suspect many of the women on displays are being forced to work. >> it is big mother. if i'm a prostitute, i can use it again and again to make money. so it's easy money. if you compare it to weapons and drugs. >> poor women of dollcolor are most ignored, politically, socially, and economically in the world. nobody cares about these women. i've just got a message from a girl who says that she's being trafficked and she wants to talk to me. >> reporter: a local reporter helps her meet this woman, who says she was forced to work as a prostitute for three years. >> minimum, i have to sleep with 30 guys per night. >> 30 men? >> yeah. my body was so tired. >> reporter: she says she was sold into prostitution by her grandmother. >> how did they break you? >> they bea

researchers now say the fateful raid on the building in amsterdam where frank was hidden may have been connected to the illegal trading of food rations and authorities stumbled upon frank's hiding place. >>> and dr. henry heimlich died. the inventor of the life-saving maneuver that saved countless choking victims over the years. this past may, he used the technique for the first time himself. saving a woman choking at the their retirement home. heim like died this week in cincinnati after suffering complications from a heart attack. he was 96 years old. >>> when we come back, the loves of their lives. celebrating john and annie glenn. >>> it is a solemn ritual at this time of year. volunteers placing hundreds of thousands of donated wreaths on headstones at arlington national cemetery. they brave the cold and freezing rain. 44,000 people showing up to help with the effort. the wreaths across america project started in arlington in 1992. the organization says 245,000 wreaths were placed at arlington today. >>> finally, tonight the country is saying goodbye today to an american hero. the

back in august of 2015, three american friends vacationing overseas were riding a train from amsterdamhing unexpected happened. they heard gunshots, and without a second thought, they tackled and disarmed the suspected islamist militant who was carrying two guns, a knife, and nine clips of ammunition. they saved hundreds of lives that day. and today, we're honoring them, and giving them a chance to win a million dollars. so please give it up-- from sacramento, california, alek skarlatos, anthony sadler, and spencer stone. come on. what's up, alek? how you doing? spencer, how you doing? anthony, what's up, buddy? [cheers and applause]

hosts in london and amsterdam from renting out their homes for more days than those cities allowed. we asked airbnb if it would do the same in san francisco and the company told us, no comment. earlier this week san francisco also took steps to limit how often people can rent out their home. lawmakers voted to set a max which is 60 days a year for anyone trying to rent out their home to short-term visitors. mayor ed lee has until next week to veto this bill passed by the supervisors. to learn more watch our entire series of investigations by going to our website, nbc bay area.com, and just click the investigations tab. a very popular east bay parking garage is about to shut down due to worries it could fall down. it's located in downtown oakland right by city hall. so we can find nbc bay area ian. some bad news for drivers. >> reporter: yeah, it certainly is. and the city says it's because this garage is 55 years old and recently public works brought some engineers out here to take a good luck. you can even see from the street level some of the cracks on the side of the building. th

researchers now say the fateful raid on the building in amsterdam where frank was hidden may have beenected to the illegal trading of food rash shons and authorities stumbled upon frank's hiding place. >>> and dr. henry heimlich died. the inventor of the life-saving maneuver that saved countless choking victims over the years. this past may, he used the technique for the first time himself. saving a woman choking at the their retirement home. heimlich died this week after suffering complications from a heart attack. he was 96 years old. >>> when we come back, the loves of their , that's lovely... so graceful. the corkscrew spin, flawless... ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? een percent or more. imy moderate to severeng crohn's disease. i didn't think there was anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me

case in point, this bridge project aims to 3d print a useable steel bridge right in the centre of amsterdamalgorithms, the project has been held up while the company proves to regulators that the design is structurally sound. the actual bridge now isn't slated to appear until next year. techniques like these certainly promise to spice up our city skylines, but it could still be a while before we see 3d printers on our building sites. that was steve. now, earlier this year we shot an entire programme in 360 degrees. to get these shots, we had to use six gopro cameras strapped together and let me tell you, the postproduction was a nightmare. but, since march, more than a dozen much cheaper consumer—targeted 360 cameras have gone on sale, so we felt we wanted to see if they were any good, so we sent our top team on a mission. go to central africa, see if the cams can cope, and above all, keep calm! it almost went to plan. aaargh! we're driving through rwanda. we've come to shoot some of the highlights of this landlocked country in 360, including a beach. we are close to the border with congo a

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and i called him in amsterdam and said i've gotten a question i never got before; is god in cyberspaced he said to me, well, tom, you know, in our faith tradition we have two concepts of the almighty. one is biblical, one's post-biblical. the biblical view of the almighty is he's almighty. he smites evil, and he rewards good. and if that's his view of god, he sure isn't in cyberspace which is full of pornography be, gamble, cheating, lying and crazy conspiracy theories and bad talk. but he said fortunately we have a post-biblical view of god, and that view of god is that god manifests himself by how we behave. so if you want with god to be in cyberspace, we have to bring him there by how we behave there. so i took the interview and i put it into the paper barak edition of -- paperback edition, and i completely forgot about it. as i started writing this book, i found myself retelling that story. and i finally sat myself down and said why are you retelling that story? and it's obvious, and it became starkly obvious in this election. everything has moved to cyberspace. how we do commerce,

we also have projects under construction and we actually were in places like berlin, beijing at amsterdam shanghai and dubai and we are under construction in places like beverly hills, which will open in april, chengdu, bangkok, and now san francisco. those of you in the press pay very close attention over the next few weeks. because we will be quite honored to offer a few new destinations with some very close partners. what was once the world's most iconic hotel is now the most iconic portfolio of hotels. you know, each and every guest that checked into a waldorf astoria gets their own personal concierge. while the astoria was a luxury brand before luxury brands existed. there was no standard until we set it. now, it seems like the perfect match for san francisco and ocean wide to the waldorf astoria brand to set the new standard for san francisco. i thank you for joining us this morning. i hope to post with the future of the waldorf astoria brand and really, the future of ocean wide and really the future of san francisco. what a fantastic day. thank you very much. >>[applause] >> thank

this whole story continues to get even worse as we find out that amiri -- he went through amsterdam, netherlands into leone, france before ending up in italy where he was caught. >> how many of these do they need from "charlie hebdo" in paris to belgium. that attack was the same cell in 2015 that then committed an attack four months later and they still didn't get their border situation fixed. why? because they are losing their national identity. this man had a circle of influence. there is an imam network that had 20 jihadists that have are now we are know being and this guy was in that group but was stopped monitoring in september while his roommate continued and the german authorities knew about him. hopefully we don't need another one for them to wake up to what they need to fix. >> there was criticism before. what's your take on the professionalism of the security forces or police department when this guy was the most wanted man in europe. they knew he would be anywhere in europe. and he wound up getting caught as you know by a simple accidental police stop that turned into a sh

and you are a fin tech company, you're probably thinking about places like berlin and dublin and amsterdamroline: how many copies have acted on that? when i was in berlin just post-brexit, we saw policymakers going to london and advertising saying, come build your start up here in germany. many -- have many companies acted on that? raj: i think it was a little premature from the berlin government. there are a lot of companies, they have caused their growth -- paused their growth in the u.k. and they're waiting to see what happens when brexit is actually triggered. the financial passport allows them to operate throughout the eu. i think there is a lot of focus on what is going to happen with the finance a passport. is it does not continue to exist for u.k. fin tech companies, i think we will see a real exit and more funding going to companies outside the u.k. already this year, it is the first year where german fin tech companies outranked u.k. fin tech companies. caroline: twice 17 would be an unset -- 2017 will be a fascinating year. thank you for joining us. coming up, we are focusing on

now the home sharing website air b and b will block people from renting their homes in amsterdam fromting more days than is possible. when asked if it could happen to san francisco, it is possible. they vote for a max of 60 days a year to rent out their home to short-term visitors. can learn more on our website nbcbayarea.com. click on investigation. >>> we're learning two more people have fallen skieriously sick in antioch in connection to the thanksgiving meal 3 people are dead and 18 are sick after eating at the american legion in an event organized by the church. leaders are investigating why they are likely to be sick and think it is a food-born illness. >>> a death investigation is under way at a napa day care center after a baby is found unresponsive, it happened at a licensed facility at 3:00 on wednesday afternoon. 8 month baby boy was found unconscious and unresponsive. we're told he died at the scene. no obvious signed of trama and few other details being released. >>> the flu season has turnovered deadly. report of flu-related death person under age of 65. the person who d

regulation will work create at the moment for the eu startups, the one based in berlin and paris and amsterdamking within their own you at the moment. they have a banking regulator, it helps that the ecb is the regulator of the eu. a backingble to get license and move in that countries in it. emily: this is the first time we have seen you in person since you like -- moved to london. brexit is something a lot of people did not expect. how does the u.k. and european tech scene compare to silicon valley? adam: it is much smaller. the thing is there is a lot of buzz and attention happening in california and silicon valley and there is a great deal of attention taking place in asia because there is so much happening there. watchingke europe is the parade go by. there is a lot of interesting, exciting things happening especially around some of the universities in cambridge and a lot of happening in artificial intelligence. it is flying under the radar because you do not have these big tentpole companies that demand as much attention as you see elsewhere in the world. emily: you'll get a chance to se

the home-sharing website will soon block those in london and amsterdam to block those for renting out homes for more days than allowed. asked they would do it in san francisco and no comment. the supervise voors voted to set a max to 60 days a year to those renting out home to short-term visitors. learn more by going to our website nbcbayarea doits. and click on investigation. >>> new option for expectant moms getting ready for delivery. called a birthing slant allowing women to be upright and mobile during labor to make contractions more effective so labor is shorter. >> in labor the women's pelvis is opening so being upright helps to open the pelvis and helps the baby more effectively fit through the birth canal and come down. >> could also cut down on the c-sections by helping labor progress better. >> still to come. drivers in oakland will soon be frustrated when a large parking garage is shut down in downtown. >>> plus two inmates who escaped hear what happened moments before investigators napped one of those two men. s =open omni!!= bob? >> an abduction here at uc santa cruz. th