i'm moving to belgium.y people. ♪ >> marcus, what a nice surprise. >> this isn't a social call, larry. we're here to talk about the contract. >> of course. please sit down. you seem very concerned. >> we are. and to be honest with you, larry, i've seen what your punch does to people, and i'm very worried about it. >> marcus, we carry tons of insurance. i also have some of the meanest lawyers on earth who work for me full-time. so if anybody tries to sue, we'll tie them up for years. ha, ha, ha, ha! by then we'll have made a fortune. ha, ha, ha! >> you're missing the point, larry. i don't care about the money. has it been tested to seeyji if there are any side effects? >> of course. we've done a tremendous amount of medical research. i have all the results right here. >> this is it. i'm done. i want out right now. >> i'm afraid it's too late. you signed a contract. >> you can't force me to do this. >> unfortunately, i can. you still owe me four commercials. and if you don't work for me, i'll make sure you ca

among them radicalized young for example, a fundamentalist group in belgium has been recruiting dozens of youth in recent months. >> before he disappeared, brian destroyed pictures of himself. his mother has just a few left. this one, taken a month before her son vanished, shows the young man holding his niece in his arms. >> he disappeared in the middle of the night. i don't know why. no goodbye, nothing. and for six months i haven't heard from him. it makes me so sad to lose my son like this, my only son, who i love so much. >> brian is now thought to be fighting in syria. he's one of some 80 belgians who have joined the islamist group. like more moderate syrian groups, they want to topple the assad regime. hundreds of young muslims from europe have followed its call. on this internet video brian is the youth who seems uncertain about where to put his gun before prayers start. his mother showed us where it all started in the south of antwerp. this is where brian grew up as a catholic. his childhood revolved around school and soccer. some of the neighbors in the building were radical

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the man is a belgium citizens of iranian origin recruited by the iranian revolutionary guard to set up business ties in israel as a font for tying. peter sharp has more. >> the israeli intelligence services said the man was arrested at ben gurian airport on-september 11, two weeks ago. it was alex mans, travelling on a belgium passport, of iranian dissent. -- descent, born in iran, arrested on suspicion of working with the iranian intelligence service, spying in israel. he told interrogators that he was promised to be paid $1 million to carry out spying operations inside the state of israel, and he said that he had been involved in making contact with businesses in the tel aviv area facilitating regular access to the country. he visited israel three times in the last year and is being held by the intelligence services. >> peter sharp reporting there. when it comes to reading, writing and my favourite - arithmetic - things will change. we look at the new normal when it comes to testing students in the u.s. o ((conversation >> children around the country are back in school. many are foll

the man is a belgium citizen he set up business ties as a front for spying. >> the israeli intelligent services said the man arrested at ben gurian airport in september 11th, two weeks ago was alex mans travelling on a belgium passport, of iranian descent, born in iran, aged 55. he was arrested and held on suspicion of working for the iranian intelligence service, spying in israel. he told his interrogators that they promised to be paid a million dollars to carry out spying operations inside the state of israel, and he said that he had been involved in making contact with businesses in the tel aviv area that would facilitate regular access to the country. he visited israel three times in the last year and is now being held by the intelligence services. >> peter sharp reporting there. more companies are switching to payroll card systems. millions of americans are hit with extra salary fees. the high fees mean workers earn less than minimum wage. new york attorney-general is investigating whether the system is legal. kath turner reports. >> natalie used to like working at mcdonald's unti

had belgium citizenship. the israeli security intelligence agency here says that he was recruited by iranian intelligence to - sent by iranian intelligence to spy for the islamic republic, and was making business contacts allowing him to travel through to israel. he made three trips to israel in the last 12 months. he was arrested at the international airport on september 11th, and that news was revealed today. >> the announcement of that arrest comes as the israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu makes his way to the u.s. to attend the general assembly. benyamin netanyahu said he'll tell the world the truth about iran's nuclear ambitions. it's the reaction to last week's telephone call between president obama and iranian president hassan rouhani. hassan rouhani will also travel to washington to meet president obama. >> this morning i'll travel to washington to meet president obama and address the u.n. general assembly. i represent the citizens of israel, rights of the people, i'll tell the truth in the fac

to just ice or to talk about the issue i'm joined by columnist and danny could be that france and belgium have imposed a blanket bans on the cab in public spaces but britain prides itself on being a multicultural nation how do you think the government is supposed to respond on the issue here well the experience in france has proved to be a complete failure it has really pitted communities against each other and it has led crucially to an increase in the suspicion and indeed hatred against muslim communities and i firmly believe that it's not in the d.n.a. for me put it that way of the british. to indeed stifle liberties do the banning itself is an assault against fundamental human rights but surely this isn't a religious issue this is a professional issue and surely there are some circumstances when the cab simply isn't appropriate for example when you're teaching children providing evidence in court or treating a patient in hospital i'm by no. means an advocate of the niqab and i do think that they should be resident restrictions against in the curb in certain situations like you've just

plenty of other qualifiers going on around europe belgium eased to a two no victory in scotland to move a step closer to qualifying for the two thousand and fourteen world cup more real months as men headed into the mantua influential joe. camps in vincent kompany who are missing through injury stephen before put the visitors ahead before be interval with a goal from outside the box and give him around as wrapped up the two no way in the closing minutes belgium six five points clear of craig. at the top of group a. meanwhile there was no love lost in belgrade as bitter rival serbia and croatia played out a one one draw the game is still both sides in the clash with only ten men it was a visitors to bring the dead along to clinch funnyman top of the three minutes but the serbs levelled marx's fifteen minutes later and alexander.

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woman to cover her face or looking at a much stiffer fine of up to thirty thousand euro neighboring belgium followed suit just months afterwards with a similar ban on the muslim veil that covers the full face though the fine here is slightly lower than maximum punishment could result in a seven day jail term a similar belen face covering in public is to become effective this year in the netherlands home to roughly a million muslims although scholars say out of that number only a few hundred women wearing the cobs of workers which either leave the eyes open or cover the entire face within three and three and a half million muslims live in germany the second largest islamic population in europe after france there is no universal ban here but this it has to be bounded civil servants from wearing head scarves and veils following an eight year old ruling from the federal constitutional court which left the issue up to individual states to decide both in spain and italy moves have been made in the past to outlaw the carbs and workers as well as head scarves for muslims but in those both predomina

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that was especially true when we visited prisons in belgium.s, we learned that when an inmate escapes from a belgian prison, authorities will try to catch him, but not charge him with an additional crime. >> the law that says the effect of escaping is not a crime. but they can do another crime. for example, if they escape with their prison clothes, keeping the prison clothes is a crime. unless they send the clothes back. and in the past we have someone who escaped, jumping out of the window. after two, three days, we get the clothes back washed and cleaned. so he didn't make any crime. >> and even though belgium has one of the world's lowest crime rates, we met our share of murderers there as well. but shawn schaeffer's interview was one of the more unusual ones we conducted. we met him in the segregation unit of prison haselt, a maximum security facility. >> on 30 december, i killed my wife. >> okay. why and how? >> i killed her with a big knife. >> why? >> because i had no gun with me. >> okay. but why did you kill her? >> oh, why? i was very

other countries for instance my country belgium saying we can only do something militarily when the united nations a great this completely contradicts frowns the united kingdom and the united states and israel which are four main are lies of belgium normally normal circumstance what i think. several reasons for this revolt first. many people see the united states is siding with jihad or creating problems in europe small problem compared to the middle east where you are creating a ready problems with terror attacks and so on trains. and so. then the attempt of the united states to install islamists so everywhere in the middle east in egypt in tunisia iraq in syria and so on as. it's contradictory to what europe should want it looks like he's the opposition i'm sort of to patton is the opposition that we're saying then sinking in do you think we're going to see president obama taking a softer line than anytime soon for instance he's now said on friday that quote he's no it ching for military action but he sees few other signs as i mean he's pulling back a bit here do you think well if you're

using stanley as administrator king leopold of belgium claimed the congo as his personal property.gn, men women and children were tagged with numbers, separated into groups, given production quotas. if they fell short, they were whipped, their hands cut off, hanged. an estimated 10 million congolese were either starved, worked to death, executed or just killed where they stood, all in just over 20 years. by the end, half the population of the country was gone. have you ever thought about all those years ago that your if your people had just killed stanley? >> translator: somebody else would have come. >> somebody else would have come. >> ordinarily, a large tiger fish like this one, it's going to the market, considered way too valuable to eat. but today -- guests. >> it's a mean-looking fish. >> she used to sell fish in the market. >> the congolese standard, liboke. pretty much anything wrapped in a banana leaf and steamed. >> typical tradition. >> excellent meal. >> a lot of work. though it doesn't look like they are having an entirely miserable time of it. the water looks good. o

abandoned by the belgiums, shot up and stripped by rebels in the '90s, the station, the engines, theelves have slowly receded into the jungle. and yet all these years later with hardly any resources, the railway administrator and a staff of clerks, conductors, mechanics and engineers show up at work and do what they can in an attempt to keep things in working order. the railway employees, i'm told, do not get paid, yet they continue to show up at work. it is said of the building of the country's once vast rail network, one congolese died for every single tie. like many we meet, they are all these years later, and in spite of everything that's happened, ready. and waiting for the situation to improve. i wanted a mission, and for my sins, they gave you one? i've wanted to come to the congo for as long as i've been telling stories and making television. i've been a student of its history. it's a place that has always fascinated me, in sort of an awful and mesmerizing way. and i knew it was going to be a frustration. a dangerous place when you're at the mercy of many, many, many unpredic

belgium, of course, was involved right from the beginning because it was the invasion of belgium thatstarted the whole thing. rumania joined on the allied side. greece joined on the allied side. japan which was a british ally in those days joined on the allied side, and china of course, so you had a whole coalition. serbia also was on the allied side. again, it was attacked right at the beginning. on the other side you had germany, austria/hungary, bulgaria and the ottoman empire now, who started it is a much more complicated question. historians still argue about it i tell my students go to the library and see how many books you have on the origins of the first world war and see how many there are on the origins of the second world war. the first world war ones go on forever. at the latest count, i think there was something like 21,000 books in english on who started the first world war and that's because it's not clear. i think what historians, the consensus now is that germany didn't perhaps technically start it but germany had created the atmosphere in which it became likely that

abandoned by the belgiums, shot up and stripped by rebels in the '90s, the station, the engines, theemselves have slowly receded into the jungle. and yet all these years later with hardly any resources, the railway administrator and a staff of clerks, conductors, mechanics and engineers show up at work and do what they can in an attempt to keep things in working order. [ speaking foreign language ]. the railway employees do not get paid yet they continue the show up at work. ♪ >> it is said of the building of the country's once vast rail network, one congolese died for every single tie. like many congolese we meet, they are, all these years later and in spite of everything that's happened, ready and waiting for the situation to improve. ♪ >>> a great line in the beginning of "apocalypse now" i wanted a mission and for my sins they gave me one. i wanted to come to the congo for as long as i've been telling stories or making television. i've been a student of its history, it's a place that has always fascinated in sort of an awful and mesmerizing way. and i knew it was going to be a fr

the belgiums qualified for their first major tournament since 2002. still in group 2 - croatia taking the lead in the second half. dudich the scorer. 15 minutes later, it was 1-1. the game will be remembered for this tackle from a serbian player. the serb sent off. croatian remaining second in group a. also, england went top for group 8. spain needs three points to qualify. one match in africa. group d leaders gone. progressing to the next round of african qualification. in south america column bia are second -- col om bia are second. >> in the north central america and caribbean qualifiers, costa rica won 3-1 to go top. they sealed the points and ended usa's 12-match winning streak when joel campbell ran on for a clearance from their own penalty area before winning 3-1 to casta rica. >> in asia, a 1-1 draw in amen. the homeside took the lead. that made it 1-0. the joy didn't last long. the uz becks levelled the match with a vital away goal. 1-1 is how it finished. the winner of that tie plays the team who ends up fifth in the south american group. >>

the man is a belgium citizen of iranian origin, posing as a businessman to gather intelligence for the iranian revolutionary guard, and it comes as rain your prime minister benyamin netanyahu prepares to address the u.n. >> the government in kenya is facing questions over whether they ignored warnings over the siege. they received warnings that al-shabab members were planning suicide attacks at the westgate mall. reports were obtained indicating that operatives weren gauging in a plan on that mall. >> time for a sunday night segment called the week ahead. the federal government is on the verge of a shutdown, congress has until mid night-monday to pass a bill. a sannate will reject the idea tomorrow. also, u.s.-iran relations seem to be thunder storming. hassan rouhani talked on the phone with president obama, the first time leaders of the two countries spoke in 34 years. tomorrow iran will we a wig focus when president obama meets where israel's prime minister benyamin netanyahu at the white house. he has called for pa cautious approach. >> talking about these topi

a correspondent for the italian daily newspaper and a belgium writer have been released after 5 months in captivity. the pair entered syria in april and went missing after days. they said they were taken by rebel fighters and handed over to islamist bandits. they suffered badly at the hands of their cap tors, including mock execution. cpg puts the number of media workers abducted in syria over the past year as 24. 14 journalists are missing. an aggressive media campaign occurred this past week. president obama gave interviews to six media networks. cnn, pbs, fox, nbc, abc - he clarified where his administration stood. pbs aired an interview been charlie rose and bashar al-assad, in which the president denied the use of chemical weapons. you can add another name over making sensitive documents public. barich brown who wrote for handcuffing tonne post and van itty -- huffington post and van itty fair. he made reports available from a hacking firm. a texas court hearing the case issued a gag order preventing the defendant from making statements to the media in fear of naebleing him not to

in this video here from brussels, belgium, the guy is about to do something known as the absent pipe. it involves a glass pipe that the bartender is going o light on fire, looks like the guy is going to suck the vapor from the pipe. we've seen this kind of thing before. any shot you light on fire can be very dangerous. >> and it's supposed to be really strong, right? >> the guy who shot this is named sasha. ho told us the bartender was kind of hesitant about giving the shot. i think the bartender was right about having some hesitation because watch. >> oh, my gosh. >> quickly something goes wrong. i've watched this a bunch of times to try to figure out in the bartender bumped the pipe and jostled the liquor and the substance kind of flew everywhere? >> i think the guy blew out the pipe and the liquid jumped the flame on to his skin. >> his fingers were on fire as well. the guy who shot this told us the gentleman you're seeing here seemed okay afterwards. he did say he had some skin peeled off his face but overall the guy was all right. >> i think it was probably an involuntary reactio

there are 13 countries in belgium, sweden. they all announced the area. the u.s., canada and so on and so forth including south korea and so on. they decided not to change their energy policy. they decided to proceed. what i am trying to say is that the energy policy is country specific. there are different resources and so on. our energy policy was also revised on november 3. they can gradually reduce the to the generations next and also activity to increase the renewable energy. and then gradually toward the homeland society. i would say over it -- even though they're responsible for the policy, they are trying to implement a so-called complementary program by increasing the atomic to energy to face the nuclear power plants and so on. to my own viewpoint they would increase insufficient ones. increasing the risk of energy because of the renewable energies. this increased the uncertainty. and that new energy policy, they also decided to review the energy policy once every four years according to three principles. the first is to avoid the power shortage

so far the duck has made its way to amsterdam, belgium, japan, and china. >>> i love the duck story. it's one of those, if you don't have children, you borrow a child. >> yeah. well, it was a beautiful day in pittsburgh and a beautiful day here in the metro. we finally broke out of that stubborn cloud cover and now we are going to see a good amount of sunshine. the possibility of rain is practically none. we'll see in that just a second. we're going to start out with a look at the michael and son weather cam. 73 at reagan national with those few little clouds. the dew point 51, so it's a nice, dry comfortable atmosphere. as we head into the overnight some of those areas that saw fog last night will see it again. a weak cold front is on the way. that's why we were looking for that potential for rain but it doesn't look like we're going to see much, or practically any. just some clouds i think actually throughout the immediate beltway. temperatures getting warmer as we head into the work week. so despite a frontal passage looks like we're going to stay dry, and it is actually going to

they have busted this shipment that was belgium-bound, because as you can see, in this box of limes, they are not just limes, but little green sacks of cocaine. >> oh! oh, they are made to look like limes. >> oh, wow. >> talk about a major camouflage job. >> and they are too big. they look like avocados. >> it did not fool the colombian authorities who captured the ship me shipment that was about $360 million u.s. dollars. >> that is a big bust. >> they confiscated 1,400 boxes of limes. >> and more cocaine than limes in there. wow. >>> the guy you are seeing in the video's name is jason giovanni, and he is looking nervous, because he is afraid of heights. why is he nervous? 45 feet up into the air on the island of curacao up in the caribbean, and jason is going to face the fears this day. he has a camera to capture this momen moment. >> okay. that is what i need to do. >> he gets up the courage to do it -- boom, hits the water. but now watch, he puts a note in the video as soon as he hits the water, i open up my hands to slow down totally forgetting about the camera, and now the came

. >> jon: that you can rent but it's people like from belgium that don't know the city and don't have helmets. >> they're like okay, we're going to go now, here we go. and new york will be going get the [bleep] off that bike. >> jon: but i'm amazed that no one has been hurt. >> they're doing wonderfulfully. there really is this thing it works itself out. you see them, even angels are flying by and i'm like please take care. it is basically europeans going how do i get downtown? follow the numbers. the numbers get lower, okay where are you, brooklyn, welcome so you are right no helmets. there should be some sort of safety device. >> bubble wrap. >> a small like a little maybe a condom, something fun. >> jon: don't you think new yorkers they're just like it's so hard every day not to just go-- you know what i mean, like uh. >> i ride my bike in l.a. that is where it gets crazy. i will be riding, the weird thing i have been living in l.a. now because of the show. i don't do very well, i got stopped by a cop once in l.a. and he gave me a script instead of a ticket. he was like here, mr. w

he's a belgium citizen of iranian origin, recruited by the revolutionary guard. it comes as benyamin netanyahu prepares to talk about the nuclear threat tomorrow at the u.n. general assembly. >> a week after the deadly attack in kenya, the government is facing questions over whether it ignored warnings. indications were known a year ago that al-shabab was plans attacks at the westgate mall. operatives were alerted to a plan involving an attack at the mall perhaps a year ago. they were the headlines. the latest on line on the website. fault lines is next. i'm david shuster. thank you for watching. a valley, divided by the border. on one side, el paso - on the other, ciudad juarez. >> el paso reaps tremendous benefit from the activities going on in juarez, and vice versa. this is the largest border city in the world. >> el paso has the lowest crime rate in the united states. juarez, once known as a booming industrial city and a model of economic progress in mexico, has become infamous as the murder capital of the world. >> since i came here there was something real

. >> we sell to japan, france, belgium, germany, spainue name it, we've sent it. >> reporter: surprising? >> i would say yes. >> reporter: dorr, a designer with victoria's secret in san francisco, visited greensboro in 2003, loved it and never left. her nonprofit development group called hero has become this community's one-woman stimulus package. she baked this pie business from scratch with a few local recipes. where did you get the oven? >> we found the first ofnen a dumpster. >> reporter: a dumpster? >> yeah, everything in the pie shop was free or found. >> reporter: most people think to themselves, okay i need a business plan. i need investors. and you had none of that. >> we didn't need it because we had pie. >> reporter: pie lab now takes in $25,000 a month and helped get 24-year-old nikita pelley off welfare. >> i can provide a good living for my family. >> reporter: dorr has created 11 small businesses and 50 new jobs, $15 million in profits since 2006 have built affordable housing for hundred of people in seven counties. it's almost as though wherever you look, you found an opp

. >> protests in england, scotland, belgium, canada, the u.s. owners of gay bars dumped jurban vodka. >> pouring vodka into the gutters. a powerful stand against homophobia and for drunk sewer alligators. i love you. you're my best friend. the problem is, that this law is just a part of a much larger shift towards percent cution of gay people in russia. >> another tv anchor in russia coming under fire for things he said about gay people during a broadcast last year. >> we need to ban them from donating blood and sperm. and if they die in car accidents, we need to bury their hearts in the ground or burn them as they are unsuitable for the aiding of anyone's life. >> what? bury their hearts in the ground-- i-- i think he may be confusing gay people with vampires. never invite a gay into your home or will visit you at night in the form of a bat or a fine mist. but here's the thing. in russia, that's actually considered accurate scientific data. >> dmitri-- insists after all that he is not homeo phobic. he says he was simply supporting medical rules

. >>> an italian war reporter and a belgium teacher kidnapped in syria five months ago have been killed. a correspondent for the turin newspaper and another have arrived. one entered syria from israel and disappeared whilst travelling to homs. >> people have been kidnapped. fighters from the moro international front want an independent homeland for the minority muslims. >> bernard smith reports. a shoot out in the heart of a southern philippines city. government soldiers are exchanging fighters with the fighters from the moro liberation front. residents ran for cover. some were killed in the crossfire. >> translation: i saw them roaming around and knocking at the door to my master's house. they got the people inside and took them away. >> the mmlf wants self-rule forrist lambs. it's -- forrist lambs. it's broken away from the larger group. >> we can't to - the conclusion is we want to have our own government, we want independent nation >> police estimate that around 20 mlf fighters are holding up to 15 people hostage in the crowded neighbourhood of rio hond. the done men fled after a ni

we've got improving temperatures in portions of france into belgium and in germany as well 19 risingp to the mid-20s by wednesday. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here atd -- at nhk world, thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ >>> two and a half years after the tohoku earthquake, many traces of the damage can still be seen in the coastal areas of miyagi prefecture. diego laje is a freelance journalist from argentina. based in hong kong, he works on a show for an american network. he came to see the area after the earthquake.