denim isn't the only industry in amsterdam focusing more on sustainability.ire city is in the midst of a massive shift, launched last year, embracing a radical new economic theory th a catchy name: “doughnut economics.” >> this is the shift we need to make if we, humanity, are going to thrive here together this century. >> reporter: kate raworth of oxford university calls herself a renegade economist. she came up with the model, outlined in her 2017 book, which made waves around the world and was even commended by the pope. what is doughnut economics? >> so, doughnut economics, it's not about doughnuts, but it's about the future of humanity. we offer a doughnut shaped compass for creating the 21st century that we want. >> reporter: what makes the theory radical is raworth's assertion that governments need to stop looking at g.d.p. growth as the ultimate measure of success. >> we're getting very, very clear signals from the earth system, from climate breakdown, from ecological breakdown, that the way we are pursuing growth is destroying the living systems in w

finishing patterns with guidelines even founded his own will insulate and it's a little shop in amsterdam. i don't like to play by the rules i don't like to by the rules i never learned how to take a design class or any of that so i made up everything just by playing. among stephen west's fans stettin year old constantine seabeck from berlin he lenten it from his grandmother and get his ideas and inspiration online from. the social media network specializes in hand crafts and has some 9. the unregistered accounts the world over its rival 1st sneer was just fascinated with what you can do with knitting actually i thought knitting was something for grannies but that's not true . 39 year old pianist fabien philo from the lynn has also discovered the joys of knitting he wrote his own music school but is also still found time to knit a good 100 items including sweaters scoffs caps songs and blankets. strictness to me knitting is pure joy. i love to note because i can just sit on the sofa in the evening after a long working day light the fire and enjoy this moment of peace movement war. well co

make i love working with tons of colors because that's what inspires me the most quest leaps in amsterdam he has around 225000 followers on instagram. in online tutorials he demonstrates how to knit his colorful geometric patterns. in chung play an important part in his videos that's something i want to do a lot more of as make these really fun video tutorials so that a lot of different types of people will feel invited to moving and it doesn't have to being something always so technical but it can also be something really playful and fashionable west who is also a trained dancer and choreographer starts out with sketches then he and his team work out the finished product quest is achieved cult status among fans the world over he regularly publishes books of knitting patterns with clients even found his own label and his full shop in amsterdam. i don't like to play by the rules i don't like to by the rules i never learned how to take a design class or any of that so i made up everything just by playing. among stephen west's fans stettin year old constantine seabeck from berlin he lenten i

back to amsterdam and stephen west his shop is already a fixture in the heart of this. and he lacks no shortage of ideas for a future creations. that could be like a t.v. show where it's like maybe a western it's talk show but with a lot of dance breaks too so we could learn new techniques there could be some tutorials on the t.v. show i could interview all my friends i think that would be crazy i don't know if the world is ready for it. knitting is a successful trend that's now finding a lot of interest among men. the lady we are about to meet is 106 years old and is still a talented pianist collette mays began to play at the tender age of 5 and hasn't stopped since nobody really knows if she is the oldest piano player in the world and to her it doesn't really matter because she still feels quite young at heart we paid her a visit at her home in paris. call it maes loves to play the piano she's 106 years old and still plays for at least 4 hours every day she cannot imagine life without her beloved instrument. through playing the piano has a physical quality yes you're

designer stephen west from amsterdam is getting man keen on living and. 106 year old girl down from paris is still. here. you know our 1st report isn't about skiing as you might think it's about surfing in snowy weather and freezing temperatures these days surfing fans are heading to north and norway in search of the ultimate kick surfing north of the arctic circle you don't believe me then watch this. driving snow and icy wind and water temperatures of 4 degrees celsius. perfect weather. for surfing. at least for surfing fans here in the food to nylons the norwegian archipelago is known as the northern most surfers paradise more and more people are heading to the arctic circle to ride the waves. one of them is norwegian all off. and 20 he moved here just for the waves. it's a bit hard korea dog and something wrong the world of the war but it's not. but. we appreciate the way this war every way war. harder to catch you know if we is a bit more work retarder everything's a bit tougher 6 millimeters of neoprene is all that separates the surface of their skin from the icy waters in recent ye

the line or stephen west from amsterdam getting married and keen on living and. the 106 year old girl down from paris is still telling me you. know our 1st report isn't about skiing as you might think it's about surfing in snowy weather and freezing temperatures these days surfing fans are heading to northern norway in search of the ultimate kick something north of the arctic circle you don't believe me then watch the. driving snow and icy wind and water temperatures of 4 degrees celsius. perfect weather for surfing. at least for surfing fans here in the live food to nylons the norwegian archipelago is known as the northern most surfers paradise more and more people are heading to the arctic circle to ride the waves. one of them is norwegian. and 20 team moved here just for the waves. it's a bit hard korea dogon surfing or on the world of the war but it's not. but. we appreciate the way this war every way when we go to the big harder to catskill if we is a big war a war to beat harder everything's a bit tougher 6 millimeters of neoprene is all that separates the

. >> this week's show and next week's addresses systemic racism, airs here on nbc bay area, "new amsterdames, tuesdays, 10:00 p.m. >>> moms who moved into a home owned by real estate speculator and refused to leave? our investigative team followed the moms and housing movement, posted the digital series called "moms of magnolia street" this week. >> moms for housing has been a dramatic story, a saga to cover. watching it all, made me think of 2019, also what happened in early 2020. jump in, did you watch it? what did you take from it? >> made me relive the moments of the organizing that went into the movement. >> what i can speak to is organizing, and sadness and anger and all the emotions i personally experienced, ak-47s and helicopters. >> reliving it is i'm anxious, heart it racing because three months of this pandemic, i've been staying in a hotel. >> even though the moms fuelled a movement and inspired a new state law named homes for homeowners, not corporations, a couple minutes into the conversation some revealed they're still struggling to find permanent housing. >> housing again r

for now only one bubble barrier has been installed in amsterdam it's a pilot project but the potential both in the city and world white this enormous. you have multiple sectors that have interest in this for example you can imagine the companies that have a benefit of tourists coming by they want beaches that are clean they want riverside's that are clean they want to have terraces where you can see all nicely and on the moment you install such such a system. and you can you can make it can you make sure that it looks nice to visit again the firm has received financial support from the government it's also working on ways to recycle all the collected trash. cities also generate lots of waste water as unlikely as it might seem the water flushed down our toilets contains valuable resources that could be retrieved. scientists in the netherlands have developed a new waste water purification system to do just that. one of the end products is a gum may call cow mera which has many operations as a glue opined an agent in the manufacturing and construction industries. but if you want to have a

were dressed with her collection for an exhibition i will i think gallery in amsterdam. and finally the queen who once referred to her husband prince philip as having been her strength and stay all these years now he's passed away at the age of 99 after spending his final days at windsor castle he'll be remembered for his right sense of humor devotion to his family and unfailing duty to his country and on that somber note we finish the show with a look back at his extraordinary life for me in the rest of the crew here thanks for watching we'll see again soon. i have. been. in. an. innocent. and women. in the. their patience is running out their rage is growing over a life without electricity. residency a few han a sport. like millions of other people in africa they often experience power outages the government is facing what causes comes and what solutions are jerks. the 1st 77 percent. in 30 minutes on d w. the passengers here are in for a ride. to see drivers here need nerves of steel. while passengers here can get an eyeful along the way. taxis accommodate passengers

were dressed with her collection for an exhibition i will i think gallery in amsterdam. and finally the queen no once referred to her husband prince philip as having been her strength and stay all these years now he's passed away at the age of 99 after spending his final days at windsor castle he'll be remembered for his right sense of humor devotion to his family and unfailing duty to his country and on that somber note we finish the show with a look back at his extraordinary life for me in the rest of the crew here thanks for watching we'll see you again soon. i have. been and. have. been an engine of. women. and. women. in. the n n n n. is this art. or is it just technology. artificial intelligence create our. future and the nightmare. sure i don't like. i as an artist 21. in 30 minutes on the job will you. see. where does this powerful emotion come from. and how can we conquer. be afraid that the science of fear. in 75 minutes on d w. w's crime fighters are back at the bit about africa's most successful radio drama series continues in the all of us owns are available

were dressed with her collection for an exhibition i will i think gallery in amsterdam. and finally the queen no once referred to her husband prince philip as having been her strength and stay all these years now he's passed away at the age of 99 after spending his final days at windsor castle he'll be remembered for his right sense of humor devotion to his family and unfailing duty to his country and on that somber note we finish the show with a look back at his extraordinary life for me in the rest of the crew here thanks for watching we'll see you again soon. i have. to act. on. behalf. of women and. women in. the ocean and. on an a in. the . moment. to an american an. a journey into the past. that's what it's like to visit the gobbler community and translate. the roman people have held on to their traditions for 500 years. they protect their way of life from the modern world. but for how much longer. the insulin world of the gospel are. 15 minutes on d w. more than a 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. christianity from established itself. both

amsterdam football club. this is a possibility has a backup power system that's run by $148.00 b. it'll batter us. by the electricity the lights that you see here. like b l e d's and the scoreboard and father brother. if the emergency system kicks in the only thing that people will notice is a brief flicker and the lights. it's a big improvement over the stadiums old diesel powered generators. solar panels on the stadium roof and wind power from local installations add to the electricity mix. the palace storage units are located in the basement. the batteries have only about 70 percent of their storage capacity left but that's good enough for this project he doesn't but very likely some of these batteries have 150000 kilometers on that we took them out of the vehicles tested them and then put them in these cabinets the room temperature is a comfortable $25.00 degrees. we expect that they'll provide electricity for the stadium and the regional power grid for the next 10 years and that's about again. the electricity that's generated must match the consumption exactly the batteries s

make i love working with tons of colors because that's what inspires you the most west lives in amsterdam he has around 225000 followers on instagram. and online tutorials he demonstrates how to knit his colorful geometric patterns. in chunks play an important part in his videos that's something i want to do a lot more of as make things really fun video tutorials so that a lot of different types of people will feel invited to meeting and it doesn't have to being something always so technical but it can also be something really playful and fashionable west who is also a trained dancer and choreographer starts out with sketches then he and his team work out the finished product quest is achieved cult status among fans the world over he regularly publishes books of eating patterns with guidelines even found in his own wooden slate will and his co own a little shop in amsterdam. i don't like to play by the rules i don't like to by the rules i never learned how to take a design class or any of that so i made up everything just by playing. among stephen west's fans stettin year old constantine

talk to giovanni call of its who is assistant professor of digital humanities at the university of amsterdam a visiting research at the alan cheering institute as well it's nice to have you with us dr i've been a little bit tongue in cheek with my introduction today mostly because of the extraordinary amounts of money involved what i'd like you to do is to explain that so for example with the tweet the 3 $1000000.00 paid for the tweet what does that invest to actually get for that money. fareed a very excellent question that pertains to what really is the violent crime gets to lart. i think we should us question more in general what is value of buying art now and can have many values actually we can have 1st of all as subjectively but personally we might like art because of its beauty. but also art can provide visibility and reputation to its owner and furthermore violent art can be an investment or can have economic value and i think for digital art the interesting question to ask is what is its value for whom who is interested in in digital art and i've been arguing i'm going to let you ju

and that becomes very liquid very interesting stuff talk to giovanni all of its joining us from amsterdamthank you for your time thank you very much for your invitation and that is our show for this week but we want to hear from you want to know what you think what you want to say as well to your d.m.a. at kemal h.a.e. if you tweeting the hash tag is a j c t c if email is more your thing it's counting the cost of al-jazeera dot net and there's always more for you online at al-jazeera dot com slash c.t.c. that will take you straight to our page with all our previous episodes for you to catch up on whenever you like that is it though for this edition of counting the cost i'm come out santamaria from the whole team thanks for joining us the news on al-jazeera. is right wing government and the catholic church are the very best of friends the church supports the government the government supports the truth their critics claim they both draw power from demonizing others they find an enemy and then they try and scare other people with that image and it's not ideology hatred but have recent chang

light. 60 kilometers from amsterdam on a tourist boat the destination is one that only recently appeared on the map 5 islands in an enclosed sea or lake created out of nothing in 4 years called marco water and. in 1706 the construction of a dam sealed off this portion of the north sea which became like a vast pond with no water in that so outlet muddy and stagnant america rather was right because of getting rid of the suffocating blanket the slick. we make so iow and we fill them with the soil that's causing the problem. one of the islands is now open to the public it has a functioning harbor to several private visiting vessels a visitor's center a beach and 5 houses that can be rented out for a week visitors are attracted by the remoteness of the place although it's only an hour away from the mainland not 12 monument is one of the dutch n.g.o.s behind the project as soon as the silt and sand was pumped from the bottom of the sea to form 5 roughly shaped mounds the water and wind continue the shaping of the new land at 1st reeds and grasses were planted to retain the scent genes but soon

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were dressed with her collection for an exhibition i will i think gallery in amsterdam. and finally the queen no once referred to her husband prince philip as having been her strength and stay all these years now he's passed away at the age of 99 after spending his final days at windsor castle he'll be remembered for his rise sense of humor devotion to his family and unfailing duty to his country and on that somber note we finish the show with a look back at his extraordinary life for me in the rest of the crew here thanks for watching we'll see you again soon. i'm from. the i'm defining climate change. is in bangladesh have water almost up to their necks. they're growing in empty. it's been a regional tradition but is touted as a model for the entire country. how fearful is the idea. of 3. next w. . over a 1000 years ago the construction frenzy sweeps across europe. the roman empire lives falling in architecture. new rulers wrecked magnificent sacred building. contest of the deep draws park won the romanesque period. in 45 minutes on t.w. . the little guys this is the s

it decided to list in amsterdam. the stock is up quite strongly. part and parcel to the narrative between what is happening with the city of london and what is happening from the european financial capitals as they try to merge. amsterdam continues to take the bulk of the gains when it comes to the ipo story. i mentioned what is happening with rio tinto. up 1.8%. the copper story driving the mining sector in europe. alix: also corn is surging. next time you have to give me an aggie die. in germany angela merkel wrapped up her testimony into wirecard, saying she did not know about allegations against the company until shortly before it collapsed. that happened last year after the financial payment giant admitted $2 billion of funds were missing. the inquiry has been investing how fraud of that scale went undetected for so long. earlier we spoke to one of the lawmakers leading the probe, fob io tomasi of the left-wing party. he questioned angela merkel's claims about what she knew and when. fabio: told a year ago that a former minister walked into he

were dressed with her collection for an exhibition i was on i think gallery in amsterdam. and finally the queen no once referred to her husband prince philip as having been her strength and stay all these years now he's passed away at the age of 99 after spending his final days at windsor castle he'll be remembered for his right sense of humor devotion to his family and unfailing duty to his country and on that somber note we finish the show with a look back at his extraordinary life for me in the rest of the crew here thanks for watching we'll see you again soon. in. fact i have. been. in the. back. of. the mountain and in the. interim and. in the. what's going on here oh no it's a house of your very own from a printer. computer games that are healing. my dog needs electricity. shift explains delivers facts and shows what the future holds. good living in the digital world shift. in 15 minutes on d w. passengers here are informed by. drivers here need nerves of steel. while passengers here can get an eyeful along the way. taxis accommodate passengers all over the world. th

museum in amsterdam hundreds of protesters scattered to demand the government is locked down restrictions and lift a curfew the 1st in the country since world war 2 the threat is that we lose our freedoms to protesters who are not funneling social distancing rules for ruby to be ordered to disperse by police but police are trying very hard to close friends a scenario that happened last week and thousands were rioting in cities across the nat'l. after some protesters started throwing stones at letting off fireworks police on horseback moved into the area. in pakistan's largest city climate change and water shortages and driving some residents to desperate measures it's 101 east meets the water of corruption on 00 the climate has changed every year for millions of years decades of talk good little action it's all about just tax or create confusion to create smoke and mirrors the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically subverts of the oil industry was a main bankroller or opposition aquatic the campaign against the climate do you think that's a bad thing more suit

. >> that scene from this week's episode of "new amsterdam" is actually based on a real life story of actress christine. today i hosted an exclusive panel discussion with the actors and executive producers of "new amsterdam" about that scene and the importance of talking about anti-asian-american hate on the show and in real life. >> i've been hearing asian-american friends, so it's -- i'm hearing about other stories in new york city every day on the subway, obviously the times square incident and then people every day. yesterday a woman's backpack was lit on fire in the subway, people being punched, so it -- i'm actually afraid to take the subway now, which is a pretty sad admission because i want to feel like i should be strong or whatever, but i am afraid. >> actor daniel dae kim has been at the forefront of this movement to condemn hate crimes against asians. he recently testified on capitol hill about this issue. and in today's panel discussion he expressed frustration about the failed passage of a simple resolution condemning anti-asian sentiment. >> the fact that house resoluti

amsterdam football club. is a facility has a backup power system that's run by $148.00 vehicle batteries. provide the electricity the lights that you see here. like b l e d's and the scoreboard and father brother. if the emergency system kicks in the only thing that people will notice is a brief flicker in the lights. it's a big improvement over the stadiums old diesel powered generators. solar panels on the stadium roof and wind power from local installations add to the electricity mix. the palace storage units are located in the basement. the batteries have only about 70 percent of their storage capacity left but that's good enough for this project he doesn't but there are some of these batteries have 150000 kilometers on that we took them out of the vehicles tested them and then put them in these cabinets the room temperature is a comfortable $25.00 degrees. we expect that they'll provide electricity for the stadium and the regional power grid for the next 10 years and that's about. the electricity that's

i to amsterdam to hear from the medicines agency.— medicines agency. - delighted to have with me today the executive director of the european medicines agency, dr sabina strauss, the chair of the ema safety committee and the vigilance committee, and the head of analytics at ema, who can provide additional information about the review of the scientific evidence it was based on. before we start, i want to explain how we plan to run this press briefing. please note that your microphone is disabled by default for the duration of the press briefing. we will first hear short remarks from mrs cook and dr strauss, and after that, we will have half an hour of questions about. 0nce have half an hour of questions about. once the question and answer session starts, please raise your hand in webex if you want to raise a question. today's briefing is broadcast on youtube and through europe by satellite and the footage can be used free of charge by all media and you will find the respective links in the invite said earlier today. without further delay, i am earlier t

we are joined by a professor at the university of amsterdam. can i ask you about the issue of vaccine passports? some people are for it and clearly everyone has their own opinion based on their own interest. where do you stand on such a pocy? >> thank you vy much for having me with you tonight. my own perspective is that it is too soon if anything. the process and rolling the certificates, the condition is very careful in not calling them passports but certificates. it has been too hasty because we don't have the significant nation coverage to make the certificates workable but also because they are being rolled out without sufficient oversight. if only on thearious data protection. >> i think you and i can see through this. we know exactly what we are dealing with. we are calling it what it is. 38 million tourists coming to paris in the last year before covid. there is a need to get things going again, to re-boost the economy and kickstart things, that can't happen without some sort of vaccine passport. >> the question is why is this being don

it was really cool cause it was like a different amsterdam as you know, is this sort of melting pot oftown it was really cool i lived in the red light district in that town. and so it was a really different experience for me. but we didn't -- i couldn't partake in a lot of the fun stuff that everybody else may have because we were drug tested and, you know, we couldn't lose our minds. so i don't think we were doing necessarily the same thing when we were there. >> seth: yeah, probably stay safe probably though if you're in a college town in groningen there was a fair amount of heineken. i'm guessing you were at least drinking that on tap >> oh, yeah. the heineken cool bar. absolutely >> seth: you're playing a character in this show that is, i guess, safe to say, not a fan favorite but that must be one of the parts that makes it so much fun to play, the maybe villainous elements >> yeah. it's -- it's a blast part of what it was when i had my interview with the producers and the director was trying to figure out something different to do to bring to captain america or the marvel universe

the astra zeneca vaccine and a rare blood clotting disorder however those regulators speaking in amsterdam said the benefits of the shot far outweigh the risks a handful of people out of tens of millions who've been given the job have developed a life threatening thrombosis meanwhile over in london we have the u.k. health regulations saying that under 30 s. will be offered an alternative to the astra zeneca vaccine where available more than 20000000 doses have already been given out to the british public elsewhere we've got to run reporting nearly 21000 new cases highest ever number of new cases in a single day and brazil as well this is extraordinary over 4000 coronavirus deaths in a single day it is only the united states and peru which have ever reached that threshold so in a moment we'll have more on that crisis in brazil 1st general begins our coverage with this report on the decision over the astra zeneca vaccine the oxford astra zeneca vaccine comfortable scrutiny medicines regulators in the u.k. and the e.u. have judged that its benefits outweigh any possible risks but they haven't

that's seemingly good for me and bob and the people who live in it but some. 60 kilometers from amsterdam on a tourist boat the destination is one that only recently appeared on the map 5 islands in an enclosed sea or lake created out of nothing in 4 years called marco water and. in 1976 the construction of a dam sealed off this portion of the north sea which became like a vast pond with no water in that so outlet muddy and stagnant america rather was right because of getting rid of the suffocating black and blanket the slick. we make so iow and we fill them with the soil that's causing the problem. one of the islands is now open to the public it has a functioning harbor for several private visiting vessels a visitor's center a beach and 5 houses that can be rented out for a week visitors are attracted by the remoteness of the place although it's only an hour away from the mainland not 12 monument is one of the dutch n.g.o.s behind the project as soon as the silt and sand was pumped from the bottom of the sea to form 5 roughly shaped mounds the water and wind continue the shaping of the n

netherlands that's good for the and bob and the people who need it but some people. 60 kilometers from amsterdam on a tourist boat the destination is one that only recently appeared on the map 5 islands in an enclosed sea or lake created out of nothing in 4 years called marco water and. in 1706 the construction of a dam sealed off this portion of the north sea which became like a vast pond with no water in that so outlet muddy and stagnant america rather was right because of getting rid of the suffocating blanket the slick. we make so iow and we flew with the soil that's causing the problem. one of the islands is now open to the public it has a functioning harbor for several private visiting vessels a visitor's center a beach and 5 houses that can be rented out for a week visitors are attracted by the remoteness of the place although it's only an hour away from the mainland not 12 monument is one of the dutch n.g.o.s behind the project as soon as the silt and sand was pumped from the bottom of the sea to form 5 roughly shaped mounds the water and wind continue the shaping of the new land at 1st

despite several protests calling for racial justice in berlin paris and amsterdam the corporate response to the black lives matter movement in europe has been muted that's despite evidence of widespread racial discrimination on the continent. i think that corporates have to really reflect on their activists and really make sure that they understand that racism racial discrimination is a problem in europe i think for a long time there's been denial of. racism 2 markets 2 responses here in europe it remains to be seen whether u.s. firms are setting a trend by responding to calls for racial justice. has been consulting businesses on diversity issues for more than 20 years i asked him if we are saying corporations beyond the u.s. taking a stand on racial justice. i mean 1st of all it's important to understand that the european context is quite different from from the us in several respects and legal historic but also regarding the involvement off of corporations in political and societal issues so legally. corporations are expected to cover $6.00 to $9.00 grounds of discrimination not only i

it's geo—tagged so you know where it is, and then you can be sitting in your bedroom in amsterdam orn london, and you can be part of the analysis. it's a really ambitious project. it's not been done before like this or on this scale. save some fun for me! collecting information is one thing, but there's been a significant breakthrough this year that has seen new life brought back to dead and dying reefs. one night a year, the coral simultaneously released millions of eggs and sperm into the waters. it looks like a massive underwater snowstorm. professor harrison has set about capturing that spawn and relocating it to areas that need it most. what's the plan? 0k, what we're going to do, is i'm going to ask you to take these callipers and just go down and measure the coral. he measures the new coral regularly and has found that it's been thriving, but he's also found that after three years, it's sexually reproductive, triggering a domino effect of regeneration. tell us a little bit about the breakthrough you've made. what we've been doing is some really exciting research. one of the in

should we do with batteries that if outlived their usefulness one option is recycling as here in amsterdam. you are standing there in the cold trying to get your phone to open the door of your car to go but you can't because the battery is dead it's to call anybody so you have to hold the phone under your arm until it warms up. the. old combat trees are a key part of the energy storage system at the stadium home to the i.x. to dam football club. this is a possibility has a backup power system that's run by $148.00 vehicle barriers. the size delay provided the electricity the lights that you see here. like b l e d's and the scoreboard and father brother. if the emergency system kicks in the only thing that people will notice is a brief flicker in the lights. it's a big improvement over the stadiums old diesel powered generators. solar panels on the stadium roof and wind power from local installations add to the electricity mix. the palace storage units are located in the basement. the batteries have only about 70 percent of their storage capacity left but that's good enough for this project

during the corona crisis london feels a bit more like bike friendly amsterdam. philip johnson and his family hope it will stay that way. they say this new golden age for cycling seemed almost too good to be true. when the cycle i'm fine struck eastern india in me 2020 the world heritage site of the sunderbans wasn't spared located in the bay of bengal it constitutes the largest mango for this on earth and is at the receiving end of many in bad mental calamities local communities are now putting their heads together to find long term sustainable solutions to improve the living conditions in the place they call home. like the plan had barely come and gone when help arrived in the sunderbans. volunteers from the quarantine students network set up pumps to expel the salt water that had collected in the fish ponds. the immediate aim of the emergency assistance was to enable locals to return to fish farming and also prevent an outbreak of disease. public. health and hygiene are seriously destructive here and need to be restored stagnant water is dangerous as it can le

. >>> and new amsterdam takes on crimes against asians. we talk to two of the stars on this week's important episode and the real-life incident it was based on. >>> when we welcome our west coast viewer, late details. what we know about the driver who rammed a barricade and what led to gunfire. complete coverage when we see you back here tonight. >>> well, commuters are slowly cutting back. and bart has a new safety campaign called not one more girl. several women's groups endorsing this program today and praising bart for being an early participant in this campaign to combat sexual harassment on public transit. you can expect to see these colorful and blunt messages on cars and in stations. and it is just the beginning. >> i'm calling on every transit agency in the bay area and the nation to follow suit, replicating this ground breaking model. >> the app now includes a sexual harassment category for reporting events and a web page devoted to addressing gender based violence. >>> hate crimes against asians, we report on it every day. we se

four gay couples who made history on april 1, 2001, when they tied the knot officially at city in amsterdamse] garrett and dolph were one of the married couples that day. now, 20 years later, they look back at the media attention they got. back then, it was much more about taking a stand and going public. >> it was more and more clear it was a very special event and party, and it was very important actually. so at the end i said, ok, i will be with you. it is needed, that some people stand up and say, we are marrying now. >> the netherlands is the first country to officially recognize same-sex couples, and allow them to marry. since then, same-sex marriage it is now legal i28 cntries worldwide, as well as the se-governing island of taiwan. most of western europe allows it. much of eastern europe does not. other nations that have followed the netherlands' example include the united states, ken, britain and australia, south africa is the only african country to do so. roadblocks continue. two weeks ago, the vatican declared the catholic church will not bless same-sex unions. it said god canno

the european medicines agency in amsterdam felt it was time to take a stance on the job its director stressing that the benefits of the antiviral agent far outweigh any risks. this vaccine has proven to be highly effective if it prevents if severe to fifty's and hospitalized patients and it is saving life so vaccination is extremely important in helping us in the fight against cope at 19 and we need to use the back scenes we have to protect us from the devastating effects scientists have been investigating the reports and circumstances of the throne both seize britain's medicines and health care regulator agency says 20000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine had been at ministered by the end of march with $79.00 cases of thrombosis later reported 19 of which were fatal the cause is thought to be a rare immune reaction most of them presented some 2 weeks after inoculation there are no apparent risk groups such as age or sex several countries like germany france and canada have tightened restrictions on the use of astra zeneca as covert 19 vaccine others have suspended it totally wait

the european medicines agency in amsterdam felt it was time to take a stance on the job its director stressing that the benefits of the antiviral agent far outweigh any risks. this vaccine has proven to be highly effective if it prevents if severe to season hospitalized patients and he is saving lives vaccination is extremely important in helping us in the fight against scope at 19 and we need to use the dock scenes we have to protect us from the devastating effects scientists have been investigating the reports and circumstances of the throne both seas britain's medicines and health care regulator agency says 20000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine had been at ministered by the end of march with $79.00 cases of a thrombosis later reported 19 of which were fatal the cause is thought to be a rare immune reaction most of them presented some 2 weeks after inoculation there are no apparent risk groups such as age or sex several countries like germany france and canada have tightened restrictions on the use of astra zeneca as covert 19 vaccine others have suspended it totally waiting f

organizations say has been undertaking it echoes what has been said by the european medicines agency in amsterdam a short while ago and essentially it is a green light to continue the program what we did get out of this are some new numbers. 20000000 doses have been handed out so far of the astra zeneca job in the u.k. over 20000000 doses of those they've been 79 cases of this rear blood clotting incident and of those 19 people have died now broken down that equates to 4 people in a 1000000 and that as i say is an absolutely tiny risk and one that the medicines regulators in this country for the time being it seems. willing to live with albeit as you said more research research required more data needs to be looked at haven't confirmed the causal link yet of the time being it's good to go i don't. know how we're going to let you get back to that briefing it is so all wouldn't go away and i thank you very much indeed for bringing us the top lines there from fats pivotal briefing. back again nights in the us for many apis placements our show his murder trial has resumed we are hearing cross-examina

miriam is here with dr meryl cont of the university of amsterdam in a radical attempt to cure her paralyzing fear. that. their one little pill a known heart medication appears to wipe away fear. 24 hours later dr kent accompanies miriam back to the rooster or is it. 40 years what do you feel. the next week next oh yeah. yeah. fuld you need to take on with. the racial need for payback. it is emotional but if you can do this right. from crying in fear to tears of relief a phobia is gone. and she spoke to the rooster as almost a new friends. will say oh yeah that's what's right. call fencing and. also impressive. reports of a cure for fear have attracted a lot of attention to talk to kids clinic eva holland has come all the way from canada to see what she can do about her fear of heights she's writing a book on her experiences with fear and was initially skeptical about this therapy it sounds like science fiction create this single pill it 2 minute exposure with your ears decades long so this doesn't even seem like convincing science fiction but the more i read about it it was it was clear that

were dressed with her collection for an exhibition i wore that's a gallery in amsterdam. and it's very hard to believe but april 21st marks 5 years since american music legend prince passed away after an accidental overdose of fenton il well the anniversary will be marked by a select group of fans at his paisley park estate in suburban minneapolis but will leave you now with some memories of the days when he was unstoppable all the best from us until we meet the next time and. i'm not. quite no. no. no no. i'm. going to the conflict zone to sebastien. libya has a new government of national unity which promises free elections by the end of this year from the roadblocks it faces are in the arms militia groups to hold college throughout the country my guest this week is tommy invited libya's ambassador to the new engines of how hoover's new government succeed. conflicts. 13. percent of drama competition while marketing numbers atmosphere fight at intuition love hate money millionaire fans from santa spams and from old to golf on youtube. their story their very own personal t

couples who made history back on april 1st 2001 when they tied the knot officially at city hall in amsterdam. garrick because steel and golf prosper were one of the married couples that date. now 20 years later they can look back at all the media attention they got. but back then it was much more about taking a stand and going public. it was more and more clear that the tools is very special you phone from potty and very important picks me so ok i will be with you course it's for every it's needed but some people stand up and say remember you know. the netherlands was the 1st country to officially recognize same sex couples and allowed them to marry since then same sex marriage is now legal in $28.00 countries worldwide as well as in the self-governing island of taiwan most of western europe allows it while much of eastern europe does not other nations that have followed the netherlands example include the united states canada britain and australia south africa is the only african country to do so roadblocks continue just 2 weeks ago the vatican declared that the catholic church won't bless

were dressed with her collection for an exhibition i wore as a gallery in amsterdam. and it's very hard to believe but april 21st marks 5 years since american music legend prince passed away after an accidental overdose of fenton il well the anniversary will be marked by a select group of fans at his paisley park estate in suburban minneapolis but will leave you now with some memories of the days when he was unstoppable all the best from us until we meet the next time and she's. i. i i i i i. i. i i. i. know. what you're a man. i know. i. was 1st girl. i'm sure that of us are. in support. of all. the debris we're. in the. climate change. see. what ideas do they have their future. dot com the 2nd largest city in the media. click tour. this week on read stories new waves of violence in colombia. transgender people in germany pursue careers in the armed forces. we begin with india where tens of thousands of people have fled military violence in the ring me and mark we remain in constant fear for the loved ones they left behind. but the last 6 years any doll and how girls

museum in amsterdam hundreds of protesters gathered to demand the government lock down restrictions and lift a curfew the 1st in the country since world war 2 the threat is that we use our freedoms to protesters who are not following social distancing rules or repeatedly ordered to disperse by police but police are trying very hard to girlfriend the scenario that happened last week when thousands were rioting in cities across the land. after some protesters started throwing stones at letting off fireworks police on horseback moved in to clear the area. promising signals from iran and the u.s. after the 1st day of talks to try to salvage the 2050 nuclear deal. fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead the use of force by a policeman accused of killing george floyd comes under scrutiny at his trial in the u.s. the subject was under control handcuff.

the european medicines agency in amsterdam felt it was time to take a stance on the job its director stressing that the benefits of the antiviral agent far outweigh any risks. this vaccine has proven to be highly effective if it prevents if severe to see some hospitalized patients and he is saving life so vaccination is extremely important in helping us in the fight against scope at 90 and we need to use that back scenes we have to protect us from the devastating effects scientists have been investigating the reports and circumstances of the throne both seize britain's medicines and health care regulator agency says 20000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine had been at ministered by the end of march with $79.00 cases of thrombosis later reported 19 of which were fatal the cause is thought to be a rare immune reaction most of them presented some 2 weeks after inoculation there are no apparent risk groups such as age or sex several countries like germany france and canada have tightened restrictions on the use of astra zeneca as covert 19 vaccine others have suspended it totally waiti