amsterdam is doing everything it can to prevent cars from driving into the city center but traffic is still a problem that's because it's not just cars filling up the streets as a garbage collector robert slow but explains. the situation in amsterdam has just gotten worse with the increasing number of tourists you've got to be even more careful. with so many street cars taxis cyclists and pedestrians on the road it helps to keep the number of trash collecting trips to a minimum so these garbage trucks only go out as needed when the underground bins that store residents trash throughout the city are full but how do trash collectors like robert know when these bins need emptying. you can see it on his tablet it's link to sensors inside the trash bins and calculate the most efficient route before he sets out that it could still work has gotten a lot easier in the past ten years we used to collect garbage bags and throw them into the trucks now we operate a cream we don't get dirty and we're a lot more efficient. we were sure. this is still a pilot project but because it's so successful t

he mentioned hcb in amsterdam. i want to mention that it is not going on on answered. -- unanswered. are gay men in amsterdam seeing these rates of hiv infection and have begun a program called no more c. they're reaching out to other gay men in spaces where they gathered in bars, in venues, sonnets, everywhere. to talk about hepatitis c and provide them with what they call a toolkit. to help them understand how to prevent the infection. so that is terrific. and then finally, 2020. in san francisco. i must say this. i know that when we look at what's happened in our country in the last nearly 2 years, it can seem like a slow-motion car crash. it can feel easy to feel stunned and dumbfounded and frozen into inaction. we are aids advocates. we've never had the luxury of inaction. and what has happened to the -- in this country and its inhospitable to those that we are here to serve. sex workers, people who do drugs, gay men. immigrants. our advocacy does not end with muslims. we have an environment now in this countr

there are interesting data just coming out of amsterdam is self. as many of you probably heard about 10 years ago, there was a cluster of msm in amsterdam as well as other parts of europe where hiv-positive msm were transmitted -- transmitting hepatitis. it was pretty disconcerting for many of us. there were researchers in .msterdam doing a prep study they found something that was somewhat concerning. they found unexpectedly high hcv prevalence among hiv negative msm in amsterdam. in clinics there would usually find about 0.3% to 1.2% prevalence among hiv negative msm with hepatitis c. what they found in the study was 5% of these hiv negative msm had hepatitis c at baseline, which is really concerning. what they believe is these hiv negative msm are somehow a bridge population with the hiv positive msm and the outbreak that is taken place with hiv-positive msm rehab high prevalence of hepatitis c. certainly, it does not bode well necessarily in terms of what might be taken place with hiv negative msm as prep becomes more available that we might be

amsterdam, that is not going unanswered. that gay men in amsterdam are seeing these rates of hiv infection and they have begun a program called no more c, where gay men are reaching out to other gay men and places where they gather to talk about hep c and provide them with what they call a toolkit to help them understand how to prevent infection. finally, 2020 in san francisco, i must say this. when i look at what has happened to our country in the last two years, it can seem like a slow-motion car crash. it can feel easy to feel stunned and dumbfounded and frozen into inaction. we are aids advocates. we have never had the luxury of inaction. and what has happened to this inhospitability to the populations we serve -- sex populations -- to the populations we are here to serve -- sex workers, gay men, immigrants -- our advocacy does not end with muslims. we have an environment now in this country in which every population we are here to serve as being shunned by this administration. and we do not believe -- activists like mys

researchers in amsterdam were doing a prep study to demonstrate prep. and they found something that was somewhat concerning. they found unexpectedly high prevalence on hiv negative and amsterdam. usually, and they found about 0.3 percent to 1.2 percent prep among hiv negative msm with hepatitis. what they found was five percent of these hiv negative msm hepatitis c at baseline. which was really concerning pay what they believe is that these hiv negative msm are somehow a bridge population with the hiv positive msm and outbreak that had taken place with hiv positive msm copy of higher prevalence of hepatitis c. it is not bold will necessarily in terms of what might be taking place with negative msm peru might be seeing high rates of secular-- transmitted hepati -- there were also quite a bit of discussion about controversial policies. taking place during the national aids conference. primarily among that they have city policy for those of you who do not know, the city policies a u.s. policy that denies for an organization from receiving u.s. global syste

water sports fishing from guy breaks in amsterdam's canals. it seems that striped shirts like this one have never really gone out of fashion but they were originally designed as a work garment for fisherman i'm saying yes and fronts today the iconic design from brittany is a must have and what groups would write and now the new york museum of modern art has even chosen it among the one hundred eleven most important pieces of clothing that have had a huge influence on fashions through the ages we took a closer look at the development of the the time. what better place to sport the nautical look than on a beach in britain. after all the breton striped shirt originated on france's atlantic coast today the pattern is popular the world over. it signifies freshness well being. comfortable. at first it was fisherman who wore these striking stripes and they became part of the uniform of the french navy so shipwrecked sailors would be easy to spot in the water. rushing designer coco chanel fell in love with the not a good look when she vacation by the

is that why you were in amsterdam? traveling the whole summer with him. >> stephen: but he's on the road for a long period of time. and that can turn into kind of, like, a camp mentality that they have their own traditions and their own rituals and stuff like that. >> they do, they do. >> stephen: is it hard to bunch in for a short period of time. do you have to catch up to speed with the way they do things? >> you kinda got to-- be on top of what those rituals are and just know you gotta do it when you get there. >> stephen: such as...? >> such as the nightly tequila shot which happens every night before the show. so cheers to that. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: yeah. you need that. >> that is-- you. >> stephen: need the tequila shot when you're a man of the woods in case you get a snake bite or something like that. >> you never know. >> stephen: you have to pour the tequila on that. last time you were here we were talking about your lovely son silas. where are you, is that europe? >> that's paris. there it is.

amsterdam is doing everything it can to prevent cars from driving into the city center but traffic is still a problem that's because it's not just cars filling up the streets as garbage collector robert slow but explains. the situation in amsterdam has just gotten worse with the increasing number of tourists you've got to be even more careful. with so many street cars taxis cyclists and pedestrians on the road it helps to keep the number of trash collecting trips to a minimum so these garbage trucks only go out as needed when the underground bins that store residents trash throughout the city are full but how do trash collectors like robert know when these bins need emptying. you can see it on his tablet it's link to sensors inside the trash bins and calculate the most efficient route before he sets out that it is all work has gotten a lot easier in the past ten years we used to collect garbage bags and throw them into the trucks now we operate a crane we don't get dirty and we're a lot more efficient. we were sure. this is still a pilot project but because it's so successful the plan

first a little bit about the man six months after justice scalia's death my wife and i were in amsterdam. we were staying at the amsterdam hilton the same place where john and yoko had their famous -- i suggested to carolyn we should have a bed in. let's have a bed in to protest. john and yoko were protesting the vietnam war. i wanted to protest justice scalia. the press didn't show up. surprisingly but carolyn said to me why would you try to sum up justice scalia in one paragraph. one paragraph drumming up the man so that's what i did. it ended up eating the second paragraph in the book. the first paragraph is a one sentence paragraph and it goes like this. antonin scalia was a man of strong likes and dislikes. he relished long paragraphs in recoil from single sentence once. paragraph. that was the first paragraph. then comes what ended up being wrote them up into several paragraphs but it was actually one paragraph initially and this is what i wrote in the amsterdam hilton in my little bed in protest. he was a once conservative but non-conformist. temperamental but companionable, at th

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 an entry in geezers in peak season up to ten cruise ships a day dock at the island just beyond the deep water for travellers can get a taste of amsterdam the cheese the city. i always grew up with split of cheese on my sandwich with some jam for relational sweet assaulter good combination. hot sauce so that's where we also offer that sort of people taste a lot of people still want to come in. and they also knew it's hot sauce or cheese but why not try and they like it. shop sells fifty different types of cheese. she grew up here and loves the diversity of cultural influences in the caribbean. this is not. the majority of st martin's population are descended from african slaves and dutch colonialists added to the mix are the french who've been sharing the island's ninety square kilo

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 a peak season up to ten cruise ships a day dock of the island just beyond the deep water for 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 every delicious little sweet assaulter good combination with hot sauce so that's where we also offer that so that people taste a lot of people still want to come in. and they are snooty it's hot sauce with cheese but why not try to come in like a. shop sells fifty different types of cheese. she grew up here and loves the diversity of cultural influences in the caribbean. this is. the majority of set martin's population are descended from african slaves and dutch colonialists added to the mix are the french who've been sharing the island's

the city of amsterdam is also getting bigger literally this is central island one of several reclaimed from 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. 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 bangladeshi the netherlands is the most densely populated country in the world from the vehicles. the new housing under construction will be affordable compared to the inner city because it's on the city limits. for the price. of a number of islands in the market for new housing are under construction. best 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 supply and internati

saddam's you people are moving to the big cities such as amsterdam where space is in short supply we have an opportunity to create new living space and a lot after bangladesh the netherlands is the most densely populated. in the world from the vehicles. the new housing under construction will be affordable compared to the inner city because it's on the city limits. hope for power part of the price. a number of islands in new housing are under construction. this small scale so it was 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 skilled craftspeople could make where we live look the way we wanted to a highly sought after but talent is in short supply and international survey shows that forty five percent of employees are having difficulties filling roles the problem is least acute in china and especially urgent in japan here in germany fifty one percent of employers complain about a skills shortage and most that pity the

a nazi a gonzo or pop star turned opposition politician bobby wine is on his way to amsterdam after being released from a government hospital where he was being held and one was detained on thursday along with another politician when he was trying to board a flight to the us wine says he was leaving to get medical care for the injuries he had sustained during government detention. it number a fisherman and yemen have been killed in the saudi m.r.c. coalition air strike that's according to the linked media two more men have been injured while nine others are missing the attack happened off a fun island which is part of her data province the coalition says the boats were being used to smuggle weapons alan fisher has the latest from neighboring djibouti . the picture is slightly confused what we were told initially was that seventy pressure men were missing after the cellular coalition targeted three ships near this island that has no been revised with the media reporting that nineteen pressure men are missing presumed dead although no one can get to the area of what exactly what has happene

farm how food stop being food joins me in studio plus economist and author steve keen joins us from amsterdam to look at stocks and markets in australia and we drill into oil prices that the saudis have reversed positions from only a month ago what does it mean and what are other oil related news should we take attention to drug corner of since we're trading joins us from florida to consider it all but first we had a few headlines president erda one of turkey today responded to u.s. sanctions and bluster by threatening to boycott u.s. electronics in favor of products made in turkey or south korea in a speech in ankara mr atta once said if they have the i phones there is samsung elsewhere we have vestal and vessel was the first company to design a smart phone in turkey shares were up by roughly eight percent after president want plug for the company the president offered no details on how i boycott would be implemented you may recall that he famously use face time function on the i phone to rally his supporters against a twenty sixteen coup attempt some market watchers think the real takeaway

japanese electronics giant panasonic plans to move its european headquarters to amsterdam from london in october it says to avoid any tax issues think to bragg's it will the u.k.'s exit from the e.u. could mean that japanese authorities may treat britain as a tax haven which could see panasonic face retroactive taxes for its u.k. operations back in japan and a sonics that uncertainty about the movement of goods and people post breaks it also played a role in its decision. argentina's economy is in crisis in the country's currency the pacers suffered its biggest one day in last three years overnight that's after president modi so mark reappeared on television and appealed to the i.m.f. to release emergency funds early well the pace has already been having a bad time this year with creeping inflation and budget deficit driving it down forty percent since january everything is getting pricier food elektra's city buses schools this year inflation in argentina is expected to reach around thirty percent and at the same time the peso continues to fall since the beginning of the year the arge

amro joining us there from amsterdam thank you so much for your assessment thank you very much. well one of the side effects of technological change is that electrical devices become obsolete faster and faster creating mountains of electronic waste that is poison for the environment and expensive to recycle hong kong has hired a german company to help solve its crippling electronic waste problem with a plant that could serve as a model for other recycling centers in the region. modern robot technology in this case it's not being used to produce devices but to dismantle them the one conquered ministration is paying the berlin company outta three hundred eighteen million euros over a period of ten years the company has to rid the city of its electrical waste. a lot of the material that arises from coal is exported to third world countries. where it often gets disassembled in a very cold state and that's one of the principal concern we should not be exporting. life. hung connor's not only one of the richest and most consumer friendly cities in the world it's also one of the largest

and japanese electronics john panasonic plans to move its european headquarters to amsterdam from london in october to avoid any tax issues linked to brics it the u.k.'s exit from the e.u. could mean that japanese authorities may treat britain as a tax haven if that happened panasonic would face retro active active taxes for its u.k. operations back in japan uncertainty about the movement of goods and people between britain and the e.u. post breaks it also played a role in panasonic's decision. and that's your business update here on t.w. thanks for watching. a fashion item with the venerable power of. the prison shall hold to use its proper name the man. just strikes thomas as more non french sailor. then it was discovered by film stars and it continues to inspire designing to this day. the romans next on g.w. . scholars most of. the pain still tangible. the suffering for god. for civvies edge but. they have survived do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create someth

you can go to amsterdam and see a lot of video games. you can go to places all over the world and see a lot of kids playing a lot of video games. what makes a difference that they do not have mass shootings in germany or japan or other places that have kids apply a lot of video games? we have easy access to the most dangerous military style weapons. that is the difference. host: dave is in maryland. the line for all others. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking the call. you are doing a great job. i listened to the opening. i would encourage you to listen to the tape the next day to what you said and then listen to what betsy devos had to say. betsyly, i do not think is doing anything against what you are aspiring the federal government to support in terms of creating funds that individual state and local communities can use that is based on their specific needs. orchid, butaught at i'm not sure where that is. in the school systems i have visited, specifically the inner-city, the predominant problem is that these kids

seventeenth century on this rare and expensive food went to people's heads in the sand all of london amsterdam and paris sugar fever abounds leading a new generation of adventurers to do anything to have their piece of the pie. shipowners merchants and pirates everyone knew that to produce sugar he needed a lot of slaves. in this one john hawkins was one of these new entrepreneurs for whom only profits matter. this privateer was a pioneer the first to understand that you could make a fortune by shipping black captives to the new world he convince queen elizabeth the first to lend him a ship the jesus of new back. for the expedition hawkins conspicuously set the tone by choosing a trussed up black man as his coat of arms. i confirm your room highness i will respond to you a profit of forty thousand mosques without causing offense to any of your friends and i as i will operate this enterprise for the benefit of your power if you give me agreement the expedition i propose involves say to me was to give me on sunday in the west indies in exchange for gold and enrolls that i intend to bring back in

celebrating its tense and a very serious and european authorities are tightening the screws from amsterdam oberlin to madrid officials are limiting the number of days who would have thought and maybe rented and slapping fines on violate his paris is suing the company for failing to take down on registered listings and a few weeks ago in new york moved to require registration to stephen with the from a business department is joining me now who seem you've looked into this story is the honeymoon with it being built. or your heart i think that members of the sharing economy like air b.n. b. and over have always faced scrutiny from years back and usually that was over things like security or the liability of the host or the driver in this case with air b.n. b. it's facing scrutiny about its effect on a more structural issue its effect on the housing markets and so what you're seeing is of course all these actions taken by cities claiming that air b.n. b. is raising rents that is taking housing from the market and we see that through stories like this one which we just saw someone who lost thei

amro joining us there from amsterdam thank you so much for your assessment. so far twenty eighteen has been a bad year for the currency of several emerging economies and several factors to blame but the dramatic fall of the turkish lira in recent days has prompted a major sell off to his currency has lost more than forty percent since the beginning of twenty eighteen due to surging inflation and latin america's second largest economy is also in trouble with the argentinean paizo sliding at an ever faster rate south africa's rand hit a two year low due to a sluggish economy and india's rupee and the russian ruble are also down the rupees fall is partly due to rising oil prices and the ruble has been negatively impacted by sanctions so argentina struggled hard to avoid bankruptcy only a few years ago its central bank has taken the nuclear option of boosting rates to exile buttons highest as it tries to maintain stability. almost thirty argentine pesos for one u.s. dollar that's a ten percent drop in value since last week the country's merivale stock index also

champions league after beating dynamo kiev 3—1 in the first leg of their play—off on wednesday in amsterdaming their fifth game of this season's competition — and they took the lead after only two minutes when summer recruit, dusan tadic set up donny van de beek. within 15 minutes dynamo kiev were level. tomasz kediora tapped in from close range to given the ukrainian side a vital away goal. but ajax — who are four—time winners of the european cup — responded with two more goals before the break, with tadic sealing a 3—1victory. in the night's other games, aek athens won 2—1 in hungary against vidi, and dinazmo zagreb drew 1—1 in switzerland against young boys. the second legs take place next tuesday. ever since thierry henry made public his intentions to pursue a role in club manangement there has been a lot of speculation as to where the former france forward would end up. well on thursday that question may have been answered. he's been in talks with ligue 1 side bordeaux — where accroding to reports in france, he's agreed in principal to replace gus poyet who was suspended last week for

under the dutch flag even though it very clearly states this on the certificate flag dutch home port amsterdam. at home in bavaria klaus peter uses his time between court appearances to keep in touch with his network of supporters. a lawyer you walking fella is providing legal advice. feller cannot comprehend that rescuers are being treated like criminals. this stuff that as a lawyer i thought well this case is very unusual a person who was rescued people at sea has been detained. for very dubious reasons in my view smith's. body shining. lives in an affluent town in one of germany's wealthiest regions the refugee dramas of the mediterranean seem far away although close gets a lot of sympathy here for his work he sometimes has difficult conversations. you're not this is what i experienced at an ice cream parlor a man made me ask him if he favored letting people drowned and then he said yes if he were the captain he would simply run over people in the sea. you can't reason with someone like that the thought of i thought of god. before his next court appearance class peter is working on a minibu

the four time winners of the competion beat dynamo kiev 3—1 in amsterdam.summer signing from southampton, scored the third to give the dutch side a two—goal cushion to take to ukraine next week. two other games tonight in the final round of qualifying. celtic‘s conquerers aek athens beat vidi 2—1 in hungary while young boys and dinamo zagreb drew one—all in switzerland. let's round up some other football lines from today now. thierry henry has agreed to become the new manager of bordeaux according to reports in france. he's been a member of the belgian coaching team for the past two years, and is set to take over from gus poyet who was suspended by the club last week for publically criticising the sale of a player. kyle lafferty has returned to former club rangers after hearts accepted an improved offer for the player. the northern ireland international was previously at ibrox between 2008 and 2012. lafferty could make his debut in tomorrow's europa league qualifier. and we could see var, or video assisted referee, used in the champions league. uefa has bee

i'm going to amsterdam and copenhagen this summer because they have bike lanes there. if we had bike lanes all over the city, people would come here to ride bikes here. thank you. >> chairman brinkman: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> jane natoli, shawn brunburger. those are the last people that wish to address you on this topic. >> hello. thank you for listening to us today. i'm glad to hear that townsend is back on. i agree with many of the comments and would like to see a robust plan. i compute on it daily. it's covered with sand and garbage. people are going everywhere. cars are going everywhere. people are going everywhere. there's a lot of disorder there. i understand why people don't feel safe on that street. it's not safe. most of my commute is not in protected lanes, but it's easily the worst stretch. my office is moving, but it's moving to townsend. 1,000 people in my office commuting daily. we deserve a safe commute. the street redesigns that are putting people walking and biking first, makes our streets safer for all. we need to move expeditiou