most people in amsterdam, they tend to forget that amsterdam was built on thousands of years of immigrationi think, our most famous philosophers, spinoza, are most famous poet, and our most famous writer, anne frank. they all came here because of a threat from their nation. his initiative has trained both captains and guides, and now employs six refugees running two tours, the one i took on the canals and another sunset cruise to the river ij. for him, these tours are a good fit for amsterdam. it's a city that's based on inclusion. it's a city based on an open and a liberal approach to newcomers. so that is part of our dna and i think we should celebrate that. boat tours are not the only way for tourists to learn about refugee experience in the city. another of teun's collaborations takes place on dry land across town. this is bijlmerbajes, a prison complex that was built in the 1970s and then closed again just a couple of years ago in 2016. from the outside it is unsurprisingly quite foreboding, but on the inside it is an entirely different story. are you ready? i am ready. welcome! what d

most people in amsterdam, they tend to forget that amsterdam was built on thousands of years of immigrationa threat from their nation. boat tours are not the only way for tourists to learn about refugee experience in the city. another of teun's collaborations takes place on dry land across town. this is the bijlmerbajes, a prison complex that was built in the 19705 and then closed again just a couple of years ago in 2016. from the outside, it is unsurprisingly quite foreboding, but on the inside, it is an entirely different story. are you ready? i am ready. welcome! what do you think? wow. it's really nice on you. i'm not dressed in a towel just for fun. this is a bona fide hamam, created in the former isolation cells of the prison with showers, massage suites... this is our steam room. you can't even see the room! ..a steam room, and even a pool. first of all, we felt it was impossible to make it a pool, but after the small wall and some small arrangement, it worked fine. it works perfectly. it is amazing. all of the therapists and staff here are refugees. mostly from syria, where hamams a

the waste not want not recycled go shoes our new invention chrome amsterdam. discovering the lesser known aspects of growing. in color explosion lay on the move and politics is a budding young painter from germany. it's a problem that has reached global proportions chew gum that litters the streets of major cities it's a nuisance when it gets stuck to the bottom of your shoes or worse yet to the bottom of your dog's paw well one dutch designer decided to do something about the one and a half million kilos of gum that land on the streets of his country and the result is a chewing gum shoe. the gum shoe the fast running shoe is that to be produced from recycled to a god at least the soul and it's made from waste going back to the amsterdam. twenty three year old economics students a riot. loves the idea. one of the first five hundred pets to go on sale very comfortable. like that. i might not like nothing. the matter is engraved on the shoes sold an appropriate place because the come that went into it was scraped from the city street and there's plenty of it aro

it seems that amsterdam, this is surprising.iness from the city. but amsterdam is, as were the biggest winners. this is a big issue for brexit. the city is about 10% of the uk gdp - brexit. the city is about 10% of the uk gdp — collect billions in taxes for our hospitals and so forth. and if we lose yet more business from the city, it is another nail in the cough and for this country's economy. in the meantime, other cities in the uk are emerging as a real hub, maybe a checkup. this is something he had the silicon valley giants are taking their hunter cambridge. it looks like this is becoming a centre for things like artificial intelligence research. it is interesting how there is a rivalry between kent ridge and 0xford on this issue as well. lots of companies are choosing to have the bases in cambridge.” of companies are choosing to have the bases in cambridge. i think amazon, microsoft, apple, they are setting up their businesses there. but when i was at cambridge, and sofa mention that, but when us at cambridge as a student s

at least the soul is it's made from waste collected in amsterdam. twenty three year old economic students or i am in the red that's the idea she put one of the first five hundred pets to go on sale very comfortable. like that right. i'm like never. the man is engraved on the shoes sold an appropriate place because they come that went into it was scraped from the city street and there's plenty of it around one thousand five hundred tonnes land on the dutch pavements every year and gum takes twenty five years to degrade a major problem for everything says here. you have to use a lot of people to clean up the streets. it's usually it's a problem of course so if you look at the streets everywhere you see what people don't realise but when you look and focus on the streets you will see that it's more the streets. in a bid to draw attention to the problem the gumshoe team had two hundred fifty kilograms collected from the streets of the dutch city. kill going to from amsterdam special label explicit when i designed the footwear and the company got some he

so you go from this kind of very simple schematic of new amsterdam into this lively scene of new yorkin the 1920s and '30s. >> a $155 million wonderland. >> reporter: so this is a map of the new york world's fair, and this is very emblematic of this kind of oblique view looking into new york. but also how they advertise the world's fairs in this point in time. >> there she is, the empire state building. 102 stories high. >> what i love about this map is corresponding directly to the left of the empire state building, you have this aerial zeppelin which goes up to the purpose of the top deck of the empire state building, which was to be a landing dock for zeppelins. >> reporter: and while new orleans may be known as the birthplace of jazz, queens new york has been dubbed the home of jazz with residents ella fitzgerald. ♪ nothing but blue skies do i see ♪ >> reporter: louis armstrong. ♪ when the saints go marching in ♪ >> reporter: and billy haoliday. >> we think of harlem but it's really going anywhere, and it's really going all around new york city, especially the upper parts, harlem

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i] with the rest of the city, and opening up some of the fascinating southern neighbourhoods of amsterdamr adult daughter are seeking some september sunshine. they stipulate: bernadette, in september you don't need to fly they stipulate: bernadette, in september you don't need to fly more than three or four hours from the uk. the islands of the southern mediterranean are at their very best at that time of year. and the ocean is at its warmest. cyprus and malta both have lots to offer, but my favourite island is crete, and in particular the resorts of lofiten the east and chania in the west. they both have a lovely waterside settings and are laced with history. carol brown is off to new york, but she's not staying there any length of time because she is going to the cruise terminal to board a ship. cape liberty cruise terminal is tucked away in an industrial area in a corner of newjersey, handy for newark airport but not forjfk. the only way to get there from jfk is an on—demand car service such as uber or lyft, or a taxi, and both of those will cost well over $100. so instead i suggest yo

timberlake enjoyed a champagne toast on a little boat trip in the netherlands. >> amsterdam! son silas, and this dad is busy. justin's performing tonight in nearby belgium. >>> meanwhile in italy, it's the smith. will, jada, their kids jaden and willow as well as will's son trey hit the amafli coast. posing for a group selfie with jada's publicist. will has been quiet the world traveler lately. he just wrapped gemini man in south america. he was also in russia for the world cup. and even swung by budapest where he took on drake's "in my feelings" challenge. >>> and finally, a very brady vacation. >> are you going on vacation? >> costa rica. >> looks like gisele won that argument. tom brady's family did some horseback riding while living it up in costa rica. the patriots dad and supermodel mom also got in some pda on the beach. tom told me he relishes time away. >> when you do get the chance to go on vacations and to be with your family, things like that are a lot of fun to do. >>> coming up -- oh, my gosh can i going to screw up this whole thing. >> replacing a royal. >> why

decided to launch his own label that was in twenty fourteen since then he's lived and worked in amsterdam the fincher. for months now i like working from amsterdam because there i'm not surrounded by all these fashion experts who want to give me advice tell me what to do i don't feel the competition there either and i can focus on what i believe in. place last show in january of this year some of these other outfits was sewn together by refugees that fled to the netherlands. the city from this is so for the women this is like another world they have a very tough when you hear their stories it's really very very difficult moment there so it was something really positive for to keep. they worked with great love and dedication and we then used the things they made so it was a win win situation win situations are. his latest collection is also good for a surprise some of the outfits this time made partly of the paper. he could really change people's minds and i think he's very good at that nice story just for so much his own person you know what he's doing he doesn't really care what everybod

the plane touches down in dutch territory but seven thousand kilometers from amsterdam . this is sin to martin in the lesser antilles islands a sun worshippers paradox. since martin is part of the netherlands vacationers here can look forward to sun sand and duty free shopping. and they can pay in and truly enjoy in peak season up to ten cruise ships a day dock of the island just beyond the deep water port travellers can get a taste of amsterdam the cheese not the city. i always grew up with split of cheese on my sandwich with some jam for revolution or sweet assaulter good combination. hot sauce so that's why we also offer that sort of people taste a lot of people still want to come in. and they ask you it's hot sauce or cheese but why not try the i mean like. fifty different types of cheese. she grew up here and loves the diversity of cultural influences in the caribbean. this is. the majority of st martin's population are descended from african slaves and dutch colonialist added to the mix are the french who've been sharing the island's ninety square kilometers with th

amsterdam's quirkiest hotel isn't found in the city center it's located on the port in a crane. and when corpsman owns and operates the crane hotel it's his brainchild it looks really interesting i think i've never seen something like this before. the crane was destined to be scrapped until coleman bought it for one hero a noble hold it the red carpet pops a new the gray ones are all original. call to arnold is going to test out this unusual hotel for us first she climbs the steps to the purpose built elevator which will take us straight to the top. it's sounding almost anything. oh my god is a family a. compliment it later reaches her room in the for old a crate hotel which boasts three suites. also can't believe how beautiful it is. this is the old machinery room ukraine driver it was sitting in a little color. renovating the old industrial crane cost around three million euros. but most intentionally cold had all this crap i want you to realize something we are guilty reaction to all the best and most of the science we do is in there and that and the great. twenty fifteen the

amsterdam's quirkiest hotel isn't found in the city center it's located on the port in a crane. owns and operates the crane hotel it's his brainchild it looks really interesting i think i've never seen something like this in. the crane was destined to be scrapped until coleman bought it for one hero a noble hold it the red color pops a nuke the gray ones are all original. color to arnold is going to test out this unusual hotel for us first she climbs the steps to the purpose built elevator which will take us straight to the top. it sounded almost in the face. of all my cock out of the. top a minute later reaches her room in the for older crane hotel which boasts three suites. can't believe how beautiful it is. this is the old machinery room ukraine driver it was sitting in that little called the road. renovating the old industrial crane cost around three million euros. but most intention of this hotel all the design discredits the whole time i want to realize something we are still free reaction to all the best most of the science with this in there and that in the grand. twenty

the city of amsterdam is also getting bigger literally this is central island one of several reclaimed from i mail lake and it's still growing the plan is for eight thousand new homes here including social housing. building the island and providing utilities is said to cost two hundred million euros. saddam's evil people are moving to the big cities such as amsterdam or space is in short supply we have an opportunity to create new living space after bangladesh the netherlands is the most densely populated. in the world from the vehicles. and the new housing under construction it will be affordable compared to the inner city because it's on the city limits. hope for a price. a number of islands in the market for new housing are under construction. that's small scale so as to preserve the environment. the more the sea is left alone the better. the land we live on is becoming ever more valuable and so are the homes we live in four walls and the fittings inside them are at best that skill craftspeople make where we live look the way we wanted to a highly sought after but talent is in short

for months now i like working from amsterdam because there i'm not surrounded by all these fashion experts who want to give me advice and tell me what to do i don't feel the competition there either and i can focus on what i believe. plays last show in january of this year some of these other outfits were sewn together by refugees that fled to the netherlands. the city from this is for the women this is like another world they have a very tough when you hear their stories it's really very very difficult went there so it was something really positive for to keep staying they worked with great love and dedication and we then used the things they made so it was a win win situation win win situation down to. his latest collection is also good for a surprise some of the outfits this time i made partly of paper. you could really change people's minds and i think he's very good at that he's very good just for so much is own person you know what he's doing and he doesn't really care what everybody else is doing or frankly just is very very. his own man stayed true he would apply and you never were

>> so i'm going to be leaving on friday evening to go to amsterdam to make a few presentations at the international aid society meeting, which occurs at a different place each year. the question is, what about prevention of infections? we have the capability today within our own resources in the sense of our scientific zoif discoveries, if we implemented it to its ultimate, you could probably end the aids pandemic as we know it right now. because we have treatments that if you treat an individual with an anti-retroviral drug and bring the level of virus to below detectable level, not only do you save that person's life, but you make it virtually impossible for that person to infect anybody else. because the level of virus is so low. that's referred to as treatment as prevention. so just think, theoretically, if you could treat everybody in the world that was infected with hiv, you could stop the epidemic tomorrow. we also have a thing called pre-exposure pro pre-exposure, so you can essentially decrease by more than 95% the likelihood that they would acquire infection. so if we only i

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international conference on preventing the spread of the hiv virus which causes aids is underway in amsterdam in the netherlands this as infection rates are rising in parts of the world such as eastern europe and central asia public health bodies stressed that using condoms can prevent hiv infection and now there's also a medication known. prep that can significantly lower the chances of people contracting the infection. emanuel is a professional musician and he's hiv negative to keep it that way he relies on prep a medicine that can stop people catching it safely he has to take the perfect day to stay for protect it. for. about two years ago i just use condoms. is always risky situations for cause i started to mistrust condoms than i had about prep and it really sounded like a savior. but. i know that for me. until recently the medicine cost as much as eight hundred euros per month in germany alternatively it could be ordered semi legally as a generic struck a broad recently the price of the medicine fell to fifty cures the reason the manufacturers peyton will soon expire demand is high. as

activists from the su two and botswana ahead of his speech at the international aids conference in amsterdam it's the world's largest gathering on hiv aids and brings together more than fifteen thousand scientists activists and policymakers. the tensions between the united states and iran are increasing again with donald trump but treating iranian president hassan rouhani as he would face dayak consequences for threatening america iran's state hodes news agency dismissed the u.s. president's tweet as a passive reaction to remarks made by iran's president. everyone has a history of using heated rhetoric against the united states but recent comments by president rouhani appear to have crossed a line for donald trump to michoud was you know. don't play with the lion's tail that would only lead to regret you will forever regret it. the u.s. president took to twitter to send a warning to tehran using capital letters for emphasis never ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before. on sunday u.s. secretary

amsterdam is emerging as a winner as trading groups set up plans for europe bases in a post—brexit worldly flocking to cambridge to set up hubs for engineers and researchers, particularly in the burgeoning field of artificial intelligence. and finally, bbc news 0nline is looking at bans on advertising junk food to kids are beginning to have a bite in the uk. cadbury, chewits and squashies have had adverts banned. with me is geraint anderson who's an author and former stock broker and columnist known as city boy.