the dutch artist has to be one of the greatest painters who ever lived and the rights museum in amsterdam has the biggest collection of his works in the world now to celebrate the three hundred fiftieth anniversary of his death the museum has for the very first time put on display their entire collection which includes of course some of the most famous rembrandt paintings of all. let's go forward march this captain seems to be calling to the men of amsterdam civil defense and the group reaches for their muskets this painting is like a snapshot capturing the dynamic of men about to mobilize it's the most famous picture in amsterdam thanks museum the night watch by the time friend from the fine remember. the genius i mean. he is one. few artist even with the many painters at work and dots republicans have gentry who can grasp you if you look at his paintings or look at his chinks they pull you in. rembrandt young and wild highly talented he played with light and shadow in the self portrait painting each individual hair. at the age of twenty two he settled in amsterdam at the time a thriving

well as south africa's most valuable public company wants to list on the euro next stop market in amsterdam i find this quite interesting naspers would be one of the largest internet listings on the exchange south african media group has been around forever century as you know initially a newspaper publisher publisher now a tech giant most tech giants do gravitate towards new york so why amsterdam first of all so listening to bob sunday he made a point he said look this is the neverland's you don't have a hard time convincing people to live in amsterdam. and it's also i mean you're accessing about three and a half trillion dollars of capital that right and that's what they're looking to get more investors to sort of widen that x. is to invest is probably getting some kind of pressure from european investors say come talk territory but also we know that the listing requirements on the your next amsterdam are similar to what you have in the genesis stock exchange so they can keep their board and their management for example and also not to mention that's best does have some kind of a presence

management for example and also not to mention that's best does have some kind of a presence in amsterdam defended for about three decades and remain the biggest public company in south africa they will play station he will which is important to south africa because band. the volume just if you look at the stock market on the day trading for you bright not specify about fifteen to twenty percent so people really also question what's going to have to the struck exchange in south africa but i think if you're looking at from from a wall sort of broad economic basis i think south african public official be interested to know the commitments that they've made to investing in for example south african tech start ups will they keep to that and they were very they went to pains to state that those commitments will stay in place that they will still be looking at to make those billion rad investments when it comes to take start ups in the country but just tell me how does the tech giant or any tech company operate in a company in a country beset by blackouts small business i've been dying in this

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of amsterdam even though the spaniards won two to one in amsterdam i actually looked like the better team and so then in the second leg the dutch decided to take the game to the spaniards and that paid off i mean the goals were scored already very early in the first half. and net as they got fantastic passes by a midfield a survey midfield general called on todd each and he had the game of his life he had struggled for four years in the premier league at southampton but here it was the game of his life he said and then the spanish pulled one back but then the dutch gave them the death knell later on in the game four to one win for i.x. of amsterdam and and rail madrid are out so was this a case of rail being too weak or were i axed just that much better well both i mean i think real madrid players at least four or five top players they know that no christian are and although if they're not going to have the same kind of success and also the dutch decided to play with the originated back in the one nine hundred seventy s. total football where everybody attacks and everybody defends th

of amsterdam even though they won two to one away in amsterdam they were not the better side and so in the second leg that they took the game to them and that's the way to do it against a team that supposedly on paper is stronger than you and the first goal was scored early in the first half by hakim's ziac and rather and then second goal by the dutch side that was never has and both goals were scored thanks to passers by douche on top of each a serbian midfielder who had struggled for four years in the premier league but he said that night that was the best game of his life and then he scored a spectacular goal himself early in the second half three no up pulled back one goal to make it three one but then finally the dutch scored another one for one to win overall five to three on aggregate in this game and it was just amazing high stakes game very exciting in your opinion would you say real we're too weak or too strong both i mean ryall were struggling for the reasons i just gave but also i aks of amsterdam has a pedigree and they created total football. back in the seventy's and the

that new route to amsterdam giving a boost.d on the core routes, and the launch of the new service not just routes, and the launch of the new service notjust to amsterdam but to rotterdam. london city centre to rotterdam, three hours. it is a great service, and good uptake. we are in a promising position. not necessarily as smooth as you would like because passengers still have to change trains because of passport arrangements. what reassurance do you have four passengers given the uncertainty from brexit? travelling out from london, passengers can show their passport which will validate them to arrival in central station in amsterdam, a magnificent place to arrive. we are waiting for a resolution between the uk and dutch governments to see passports in terms of the return leg from amsterdam or rotterdam. we have strong indications we will have that in place by the end of this year. in terms of disruption if there is a no—deal, what reassurance have you got for passengers? you have no control over border controls. we are in a s

of amsterdam to overcome a one goal deficit to be champions league title holders to bring on the trip. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us afghanistan has been hit by a new wave of violence in the last hours at least sixteen people have been killed in a militant attack in the eastern city of jalalabad the assault began early this morning with militants detonating suicide bombs or storming a construction company near the city's airport security forces rushed to the scene and exchanged fire with the attackers all five of the assailants are now said to be dead. while that attack comes as negotiations between the taliban and u.s. officials continue in qatar the talks are aimed at ending more than seventeen years of violence in afghanistan the taliban have launched a charm offensive and at winning over the international community and the afghan people but as we report many afghans are worried about the role that the fundamentalist group will play in their future. malawi calum again once wielded enormous power he led the enforcement of taliban regulations during their rule of

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it includes ham -- it includess amsterdam and the hague. it is a university town with a lot of students. it has big neighborhoods with a lot of turkish and moroccan descent. medium-sizednt city in the netherlands, known for its university. >> thank you. we are keeping an eye on this story. what more arare you hearing? the police areng treating this as a a potenential terrorist incident. they are not saying i it is, but they are looking at the possibility. we have heard the national coordinator for terrorism and security, that is based in the capital. they are in touch with utrecht police. there are cogs moving together in the whole plane of antiterrorism. architecture of the dutch state, areh you u are looking at, we looking at t this as a posossibe terrorism incident. we heard from the prime minister who said he is extremely worrird and that a a coalition consultation meeting was broken off. he is following these events, as you would imagine, extremely closely. level has been raised to level five in the province of utrecht, which is the hi

amsterdam based fashion for good is the world's news and dedicated to sustainable fashion innovation and one of its biggest mandates is to help us defeat how clothes are bought and discarded. just go shopping in any big european city and it's the same picture one clothing store after another but the lucrative textile industry is harmful to the environment which is why many big clothing chains around the fire so in response some of them are supporting a museum in amsterdam called fashion for good it explores solutions to the problem right at the entrance visitors learn that say. thetic polyester fibers can take over two hundred years to decompose so clearly there's a need for alternatives one side of bringing this innovation is still working with big brands retailers manufacturers to help scale some of those innovators and startups that we work with but another really important piece of the puzzle is to also engage the wider public visitors to the museum can have organic cotton t. shirts printed with their own designs and the museum combines information and commerce by offering the ex

bregman had a plan he brought along a friend to record the video from the amsterdam and on his phone and to capture the audio from go thinks. he knew it was probably not against the protest because he was raising issues that hurt them or make them look pretty bad and part. of their dirty money he was criticizing the fact that they are paid to represent a particular kind of ideology your millionaire. or you're not talking about what you've got is the classic car crash t.v. interview and i think that made him uncomfortable as well but i think the thing that made the most uncomfortable was that he was accused of not being an independent journalist that he was accused of working to a great ideology that will show he's paying. higher taxes. he didn't like that he took umbrage with that they're all like oh i'm against to call this off. even twenty years ago you know this would have been unthinkable the very fact there bregman was able to get out so quickly is itself a sign of the ability of different voices sometimes to break into the narrative and interrupt a dominant interpretations of i

and why amsterdam, loni?nk there has been -- i think they have been in amsterdam for about 50 years already. they have a team in and stir dam 1/3 of itsve about investment team there. they are quite familiar with that market. also, the regulation in terms of theerdam and listing on stock exchange is quite similar, so they don't have to have big changes in terms of the management and the board. , there's always a risk if you use other that probably pushed them a little towards amsterdam in the end. if: if this doesn't work, this doesn't close the discount, is there a plan b? the most logical thing to do would be to sell the stake and crystallize it. it is hard to see how a move through amsterdam is going to fully resolve this issue. reporter: they did say while this is their focus at the moment, getting the listing going in amsterdam, other options will be considered. keen toly they are not sell any sort of stake in tencent for at least a three year period, and after a three year period, the company might pote

suddenly you have the amsterdam attack. tell the audience a little bit about what nypd did and what you did to come up with a model of radicalization, what to look for, and also explain the criticisms you got for that study. >> sure. you have the nypd, it was still a start intelligence agency. it did not have preconceived notions that it necessarily knew everything. as we saw the attack in madrid, the murder of the ovando in gogh inm -- theo van amsterdam by a citizen. we said listen, we need to better understand homegrown radicalization. wherever that home may be, but in a western country. myself and a couple other team members went to london to amsterdam to madrid, to paris, to berlin to try and understand all of the different plots that have happened in recent years. not so much on how did the individual get the device, build it, not even how much are they connected with al qaeda, but was the -- what was the process that took this seemingly well integrated dutch moroccan citizen and made them assassinate theo van gogh's

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lennon and his new bride yoko ono held what they called a bed in in a hotel in the dutch capital amsterdam this was instead of a honeymoon for weeks they invited the world's press into that hotel suite as that i'm conventional way of trying to promote well paced it was the time of the vietnam war and then she will protest was gathering pace. john lennon and yoko ono greeted reporters in pajamas encouraging the world to stay in bed and grow their hair but their real message was world peace the couple harnessed the global interest in their new marriage to promote the cause. i hear peace protest at the amsterdam hilton at the height of the vietnam war captured the world's interest. fifty years on photographer cloud a fun high who remembers the bet and clearly. still pleas for take off your glasses all said oh no it's me it's john lennon and they're rather arrogant you know or rather a little cool it's leather and then there are yoko sort of the nasty adults are these this young kid is asking is so friendly or just crazy all right all right all right i will do all that and then he took over th

europe twenty twenty is also their toughest against neighbors the netherlands away from home in amsterdam's johan cruyff arena after a disastrous past twelve months it will be a test of you actually nerves reconstruction efforts. above all what matters is the result but at the same time looking at the year as a whole it's crucial how the team continues to develop how our processes are taking change. from. germany won't be entirely without experience manuel neuer retains the captain's armband while marco royce will also feature as well as tony cools who was left out on wednesday against serbia the playmaker is confident ahead of this clash. i always have the same goal to win the game on playing and we're certainly in with the charts and. the hosts successfully completed their own internal changing of the guard a while back but still they're wary of that right. now we know the quality of the players and maybe they're changing. different things in the team and maybe they need some more time that. it's a special game and it's a special game a wish between holland and germany lost on these two m

bregman had a plan he brought along a friend to record the video from the amsterdam and on his phone and to capture the audio from both things. he knew it was probably not against the group cost because he was raising issues that hurt them and make them look pretty bad and part. of their dirty money he was criticizing the fact that they are paid to represent a particular kind of ideology your millionaire. or you're not talking about what you thought is the classic car crash t.v. interview and i think that made him uncomfortable as well but i think the thing that made the most uncomfortable was that he was accused of not being an independent journalist that he was accused of working to a great ideology that will show he's paying. tax. he didn't like that he took umbrage with that they're all like oh i'm against to call this off. even twenty years ago you know this would have been unthinkable the very fact there bregman was able to get it out so quickly is itself a sign of the ability of different voices sometimes to break into the narrative engine erupt the dominant interpretations of

suddenly you have the amsterdam attack. tell the audience about what -- did what you didn't and also explained the criticisms you got for that study. in 2005, you had the nypd -- it was a start up intelligence agency so it did not come in with preconceived notions it knew everything. as we saw the 2004 attack in and amsterdam by a dutch citizen and these plot in the u.k. in 2005. we set we need to better understand homegrown radicalization, whatever that may be but in a western country. myself and a couple other team members went out to london come at the amsterdam, to madrid, to paris, to berlin to understand all the different plots that had happened not so much on, how did , butndividual build this what was the process it took well18-year-olds integrated into citizens and made them assassinate van gogh's nephew and asked them -- in amsterdam? so as part of that process, by putting all these key studies against each other, and we looked at the hamburg cell from 9/11. radicalized in germany, not so much the middle east. tak

s relocated to amsterdam because britain is leaving the e.u. i really like my job i enjoy working. and do what i do so i took the decision that i want to relocate with my employer because it had been working for them for quite some time already so it's a move to amsterdam in the summer but life will be complicated cara needs to keep her foot in the u.k. after she broke up with her partner their father insists the children visit to mn london never really baby any attention to securing my stay in you like pretty sore or anything like that i was european living here but as a result of. start thinking about my future the prime minister has offered settled status to europeans are already living in britain but they have to apply for to iraq crissy can make it difficult my keyboard from the sri million initiative a lobby group fighting for e.u. citizens rights says huge and security people are in complete limbo people are depressed. upset they're very angry now. can make plans people don't know whether their job will go whether they can bring that old parents into this country because if

as we saw the 2004 plot attack in madrid as peter mentioned and the murder in amsterdam and longer behold these two plots in the uk in 2005 one which was successful. we said we need to better understand homegrown radicalization and where that home may be but in a western country. myself and a couple of other key members went out to london, to amsterdam, to madrid, to paris, to berlin to try to understand all of the different plots that had happened in recent years, not so much how did the individual get the device or build it, not even how much they are connected to al qaeda, what was the process it took that an 18-year-old citizen and made them associate that nephew in broad daylight in amsterdam? made that individual be willing to travel and come back and blow himself up on a bus? as part of that process by putting these different key studies against each other we even looked at the -- from 9/11 because those who lived in hamburg believed in radicalizing germany not so much the middle east. you are taking for something from the finance world in comparative studies and looking at these o

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of a step sister of the direst frank who is jewish family hid from the nazis in amsterdam before d.being deported to a concentration camp has visited an american high school part of it caused outrage last week and the school in southern california is facing criticism after pictures emerged on social media showing students giving loops around a swastika made from cups. the reporter alaska hospital looking into the story well tell us more about what happened so this all took place in the town of newport harbor in california students there from high school were having a party at some point someone constructivists last account of plastic cups photos were taken it was posted to snap it was quickly picked up by other people on twitter and other platforms now this is caused a bit of an embarrassment for the city for the you know the school and but also the city earlier this week a meeting that took place where hundreds of people showed up in the town to show their outrage over this and now it's gone and international attention because of the visit of eva schloss who is the stepsister and f

this 5-month-old puppy died in the cargo hold of a klm flight from amsterdam to los angeles last week, and tonight the dog's family is demanding answers. >> we want a criminal investigation. >> reporter: in atlanta, a happier ending. a show dog who had been missing at atlanta's massive airport since saturday was slobberingly reunited with its handlers this afternoon. 22-month-old gail, an american stafford terrier, was in georgia for a competition this weekend and was being loaded onto a flight to amsterdam when klm lost the dog. an airport team of tired legs and hoarse voices found her. they set up traps with treats using chicken from an airport restaurant. >> seeing her today was great. now that she's safe, it's very rewarding. >> reporter: the dog's owner, a half a world away in the netherlands, spoke to us over the phone and can't wait for the dog to come home. >> we're really, it's missing a family member for us. we don't have any children, the dogs are our children. >> reporter: in a statement tonight, klm says they will fly the dog home, and they thank the airport for its servi

still to come on the travel show, the electric journey that took this man from amsterdam to australiaarathons. this is really very nice. i can't imagine it will be warm when we get out. time now for trending travel. 0ur monthly look at some of the best travel—related stories, pics and videos making news online. facial recognition technology has been used on humans for the past few years. but now its use has been turned to track stolen apes and chimps. the idea came to conservationist alexandra russo, who has teamed up with non—profit conservation x labs to make chimp face, software that will search through social media and be able to track down animal stolen from the wild. wiebe wakker and his electric car, the blue bandit, havejust completed the electric road trip of a lifetime. travelling from the netherlands all the way to australia, he has relied on the kindness of strangers who offered him a place the offers determined the route and took him through 33 countries on his epicjourney over the past three years. unfortunately, the uptake of electric vehicles is going quite slow, becau

so it's a move to amsterdam in the summer but life will be complicated cara needs to keep a foot in the u.k. after she broke up with her partner their father insists the children visit him and london never really be the only attention to securing my stay in you like pretty or anything like that i was european living here but as a result of grated i had to start thinking about my future the prime minister has offered settled status to europeans are already living in britain but they have to apply for a tidbit of rock receive can make it difficult to book from the three million initiative lobby group fighting for e.u. citizens rights says huge and security people are in complete limbo people are depressed they have upset they're very angry no one can make plans people don't know whether their job will go whether they can bring their old parents into this country because if there's a cliff in a couple of weeks time or wherever then we just don't know what our legal status is has she lost hope that things could still turn out all right well so we're still fighting and lobbying and producing