canals the three main ones were dug in the seventeenth century during the dutch golden age . more for the working people well it was meant for the working people and. where. you can see it at the space the houses take next to each other they're bigger and more ornamental more beautiful houses. are more basic the basic here means an average house price of one and a half million euro's enough but looking at them costs nothing. so my tour of the open garden days is coming to an end but what i'm taking away is that this event is so much more than just about seeing the private secret burns behind the doors of these fantastic houses it's about meeting the people and talking to them and seeing with their eyes you behind their gardens in their lives and visitors can do this every year on the third weekend of june so till next time seen. well megan for that insight into saddam's secret gardens staying in the netherlands we turn to the spinning icon of dutch culture the windmill it's along with juleps and cloggs internationally associated with the netherlands it's been a fixture of the

so, if a bigger tail can suppress dutch roll, perhaps a smaller tail can induce dutch roll, and thatppened in a modern airbus at 2005. the composite rudder fill off because of manufacturing defect, and the plane immediately started dutch rolling. the pilots were able to recover and it landed safely, and the plane got more stable in lower, denser air, unlike this more recent flight of air force tanker, which is a boeing 707 -- a modified boeing 707. the yaw damper broke, and the plane entered dutch roll, and they decided the pilot wasn't properly trained to recover from it. you're not supposed to use the rudder. the problem if the plane -- well, a plane is not designed to fly sideways. if it yaws too much and you swing the rudder in the opposite direction it scoops out more air than it's designed to do and you'll do structural damage to the tail which happened to the ck-135 and the plane crashed. and this airbus crashed a month after 9/11. it wasn't dutch roll but it was flying too much sideways. yawed to much and broke off its vertical stabilizer and crashed. so it was a case of exce

wind and water why the dutch millers trade was listed as part of the world cultural character. a very special award ceremony serves up our first course today since two thousand and two over one thousand gastronomist experts of joint force every year to select the fifty best restaurants in the world there are no strict criteria any restauranteur can impress with their skill and creativity we got a taste of the color marry. the stars lined up here you don't cook there are international gourmet chefs and they're all hoping gary restaurant will be named one of the top fifty in the world. the world's best restaurant twenty eight c. is austudy francisco. it's the second time since two thousand and sixteen that must seem a book tour of italy has won the trophy. case austudy in fact it's gonna end more deny italy is known for its unconventional takes on classic italian dishes and is regarded as one of the world's most creative chefs. such creations as a liaison you consisting entirely of a cheese crust have not only won him praise in his own country. irani it's ironic isn't it. ten yea

the dutch to what tribe or next person. navigating amsterdam streets is best done by bike but even that can be tricky when the crowds take over. an. opening each door is like stepping into another world. from scenes that reflect the wilderness to manicured landscape architecture every garden is different. it's been lovely it's so different than doing it it's the normal american tourist it gave us a chance to see more of how the dutch look. which many of the visitors are also surprised to find such green spaces behind these canal houses but each one offers a reprieve from the hustle and bustle of city life. history is always present. designer air tran in one center his design around a symbolic tree when it stood tall jewish teenager and fraying side every day from her window while hiding from nazi persecution it's a bit of a monumental spots to be treated with something that's an essay. from me sometimes in the forest of trees falling and then you have this gap in the ground with a lot of water for example the. so we created

over one hundred years ago greeks italians brits and even dutch people live here in this neighborhood this wasn't just a hot spot for trade art and culture thrived here to. the pro kurdish peoples democratic party or h.t.t.p. can openly sing pro kurdish songs on ferries like this one. many h.t.t.p. members are in prison. elsewhere its rallies have been attacked or banned but in izmir the ruling aka party moves their stand to make space for the opposition party. and the police stay back looking relaxed this could only happen and is mad. because some kozel is amazed to see parties which were once bitter enemies stand side by side across the country for opposition parties have joined forces to prevent the reelection of president ed along the main opposition c.h.p. the now. list the party the democratic party and the small is no mr sod it or felicity party sa debt supporters in particular are not accustomed to working together with secular parties. thought they were going to be living together so why not cooperate now for the future of this country. cause i'm kozel would not vote for any

the home owners live on their way to the gardens some of them designed the gardens themselves like dutch architect hans witt who says he's happy to welcome visitors into his home for many reasons the moment we are retired so that's number one so we have the time to do it good so we're also always supported the garden should be beautiful for the day so you push yourself a little bit to make the garden beautiful and the most important parties the privilege that we live here and i see a lot of people like to see their gardens behind through canals now you designed this garden what is the key to it. no maintenance and it should be fitting by the more or less eighteenth century office building. amsterdam resident. is the organizer of open garden days and a garden designer herself some of her creations are also on display including this one which she designed for an office it was a very romantic overgrown old garden the one dimensional. years ago something like that was an old couple. and it had very old trees but they were sick so i would have had to cut them so they start all over again whil

dam is famous for its can now so travelling by boat is popular we're doing is the dutch and we flagged down a boat so we're going to travel down these canals by boat with one of the local residents so let's go. to amsterdam has more than one hundred kilometers of canals the three main ones were dug in the seventeenth century during the dutch told me. even more for the working people for the working people and the. where for the wealthy people and you can see it at the space steak next to each other they have. bigger and more ornamental more beautiful houses do on the busy top that are more basic than most basic here means an average house price of one and a half million euro is enough but looking at them cost nothing. so my tour of the open garden days is coming to an end but what i'm taking away is that this event is so much more than just about seeing the private secret gardens behind the doors of these fantastic houses it's about meeting the people and talking to them and seeing what they're i see behind their gardens and their lives and visitors can do this every year on the third

midway and eog but the dutch and canadians -- and iwo jima but the dutch and canadian navies don't get credit. i appreciate your emphasis on the industrial might of the united states. i was talking recently with a retired naval architect who told me that when he was designing ands back in the 1950's 1960's, every thing was domestic. by the time he retired, he said they could not build a ship with domestics. they had to use imported goods. does that concern you? dr. symonds: it does not and i will explain why. when i began this afternoon, i said that world war ii was transformative but it changed the world. it made the world a global community economically. as well as politically. conference woods that is balancing the agreement on tariffs and trade. it was a part of the postwar combination of the allies setting up the world for the next many generations in the hope that there would never be another global conflict like the two that has ravaged the 20th century. because of that, the world became interconnected. to look at world war ii and say, could we ever do that again? could we ramp

on royal dutch, i don't have to worry about what happens to oil over the next month. i know i'm getting the dividend back i know there's economic growth over the next few years that will propel oil higher all of these names will go up. but i think dutch shell will do it better. >> if i told you you're going to get economic growth, a higher dividend, that's what the analyst is banking on, and you get more >> so i'm purposely picking royal dutch shell because lower volatility conocophillips will be higher volatility for the reasons you listed, and that volatility, scott, should be to the upside, but i'm willing to get volatility elsewhere in my portfolio and have royal dutch shell be a steady eddy with a growing dividend player in my portfolio. >> after lagging for such a long time, look at the next month, exxonmobil, in the last month, up 7%. conoco phillips, basically flat, chevron, basically flat. that gap is beginning to close and you'll see exxon outperform. >> up 2% >> 7%. 2% last >> pete, that's a great buoyant to what i was saying exxonmobil has been a laggard h

like this one at the world street painting festival in the dutch city of arna. works by artists from all over the world will be on display here until september third it's likely unclear they're all able to live off their work throughout the year there are numerous three d. street art festival specially in europe and the u.s. . it is popular because of the internet that everybody. wants to want to be on the. on the page here and take a photo share them on their facebook or social media and therefore you will get a lot of light. once he's finished he marks the ideal spot for the viewer to look at the painting it's taken him four days to complete this one. like all his works it's been designed so that people can become part of the three d. image when they pose for photos. leon cures next job he is already waiting in norway his work and our numb will survive for a few months until the rain and the street cleaners let it fade away. my focus is on creating a piece and when it's and when is there when is the final result i take a photo put it on the net but i don't kno

breadboards a dutch company developed a technique for making houses from a cop for. sounds water sports revolution and you motorized surfboard provides lots of fun even without waves and winds. the world cup will kick of in russia this thursday to be honest if it comes to singing fans songs well i want all those people who hold off the world cup match but let's forget the normal football songs for a minute there's a new one that features german lyrics with bollywood music songs rid of right the singer songwriter's monti and lovely to indian taxi drivers from hambrook beckoned twenty fourteen they saying this time it's our tour and well it word to germany on the championship now they are back with a song called to defending the title and will hopefully they rewrite again but why do two indian indians from hamburg sing a german fan song with what about music and if the song proving hits we ask around . defending germany's world cup title that's what this song is all about. but. this is lovely and that's monty the bunker brothers are taxi drivers but they also compose d

kid the trucker there the story that we did the champions league the dutch are there. this is going to the world cup in shortly but it's still quite the champions league for a little addition to see from here on that is there is that the final of them is there is that so the dutch for there was more ok you form a strong. you know it's all about just. too great a talking trains the argument is neither a great defensive like what's going to win the champions league final race i think the midfield is the most difficult story i think that in depth and that's why everybody was credited as a big if i think you want to license me to a guy my no one writes to me well for a long series say i'm still ok well rob it was a motif and i not only find does seem a little bit dated but probably founded joins us rob huge champions league final the new the one from liverpool. is this can i be the golf ace the lot of people from think it's going to be. you know i think it will be still to give you one thing to say how we played and thank you ok. ok. i'll try to become a little bit despera

kid the truck there the story that we're in the champions league the dutch are there. this is going to the world cup is surely going to talk about the champions league final little additionally for you and that is there is that the final there is there is that sudden death for there was a lot of ok you've won the straw. you know it's all about just. to cry talking savings the argument is neither a great defensive like what's going to win the champions league final rating i think the midfield is the most awful sorry i think that in depth and that's why everybody was credited as a big about this you want to license me to why my no one writes me well for a long series say i'm still ok well rob it was a motif and i not only find seem a little bit dated but probably found the choices rob huge champions league final the new the one for liverpool. is this can i be the gulf i still love people from think it's going to be. you know watching think it will be still i think everyone thinks we fight and thank you ok. ok for the time a couple of times i think yes. i don't want to se

oil giant royal dutch shell and italian power company nine in return for the exploitation rights fora big oil field the money was reportedly divided up between politicians only a fraction of it landed in the nigerian treasury now more than a dozen managers from show and d.n.i. are on trial in italy. and that's all your business time for some sports now with our dynamic duo phil and crays thanks so much yes we are updating you on the world cup chris how is it from have to do sport is here to fill us in on the action welcome welcome so let us start with portugal defeating barack one nil in the other much here that was expected result i thought there'd be more goal production but as usual it was chris shallower naldo and after this result he now leads in the golden boot race in the world cup i think we have some video of the action we can take a look at now it he didn't waste any time getting on the scoreboard a corner kick if we can look at the video i think we should have it if not i can just tell you here it is right at the corner kick the owl. provide the corner kick in a crescendo

the dutch would go there with the dutch had this sounds of ice hockey game and they called it kalf and that was many many years ago and but it had a big surgeons in the us is what they called the big five and of course that was gary player i'm jack nicklaus on the you know obviously he was playing all that time with all of palma and with lee trevino told once that it was huge that was because of the advent of television it became this mass sport that even though everybody could afford to play it they all watched what out there affected television have when tiger woods came onto the stage it was two thousand and three and that's when golf industry had its big the now they talk about all these young guns there's a lot more interest one tiger is back although not at the moment in the u.s. open he's not even probably going to make the cot but it's the young guns as a lot of interest in jordan speed than index players those others jordan eberle and rory yes and i think a lot of them they actually they grew up watching tiger they were inspired rory mcilroy actually grew up an island of cours

if statement edited out could have accepted a spoke at the dutch decision that announcement and could have closed the fight the first. protest rally came up for four days in the us not to do it deliberately stayed quite and as a result as a result they took a little shit started backtracking and now they're saying there's money policy so there is a chance for peace which is as uppity cruise shut the door on the second point is that i just argument is not just i was a boarder let me mention a few pointers how to tell total war prisoners of war have if you are despondent about some going to bizarre but. have yet to determine or detain people as part of the just agreement whatever your people and other people in fact if you are continuing to abduct people from the border to disobey and there are also other points secession of hostility just war so possible for the largest segment if that continues to last but not on a position by. this is the chart configured by the united nations or somebody to get it or. yes i mean the white requiem i want them to put in. the right you give me some poi

the dutch would go there with the dutch had this sounds of ice hockey game and they call it kalf and that was many many years ago and it had a big surgeons in the us is what they call the big five and of course that was gary player of jack nicklaus on the you know obviously he was playing all that time with all of palma and with lee trevino told once that it was huge that was because of the advent of television it became this mass sport that even though not everybody could afford to play it they all watched what out there affected television have when tiger woods came onto the stage it was two thousand and three and that's when golf industry had its big boom now they talk about all these young guns there's a lot more interest one tiger is back although not at the moment in the u.s. open he's not even probably going to make the cot but it's the young guns as a lot of interest in jordan speed than index players those others jordan eberle and rory yes i think a lot of them they actually they grew up watching tiger they were inspired. actually go up an island of course with a lot of rain

meanwhile italy's far right interior minister has turned away a dutch flag ship with more than two hundred rescued migrants on board my teo so.

and so this is one of the told to tell you and french and dutch and german and then we can see the east and when they would. read that to see what they said this is the third time the roof it's nice that italians when they voted two months ago the we have not lost that's christian mr magritte let us take a very short break now we will be back in just a few seconds they chant. well you know they are they kind of adopted because we're called pirate. been there in the small ball it makes it hard to watch it and if. not. then also big talk already ninety percent of the dart gun and ball because there. are fifteen schools. seventy five times they do it several times a day with a big fleet oh you get an idea. we have to understand we can all stay still and just. be with me this will be business deal for you or. i'm doing this because i want the future world to future generations to have out and enjoy the ocean we have. so. much. oh. it's. welcome back to worlds apart pretty green director of the italian institute for international political studies mr madre about a year ago you were speaking

for now we turn to the spinning icon of dutch culture windmills they are along with two lips and clogs internationally associated with the netherlands and on the subject of today's entry in our series european traditions the structures have been a fixture of the local countryside for centuries now hardly did they provide the population with flour but also help prevent flooding windmills were used to pump dry hundreds of lakes and swarms which is vital in a country where a quarter of the land mass is below the sea level this strong connections or culture has ended a place in the unesco list of intangible cultural heritage. mills are driven by wind power. and that's what chris de burgh and company needs when she wants to grind her flowers she lives near a mill in the northern dutch province of friesland. on a saturday i want to bake some bread and i thought oh we're familiar our fridge so i went there to buy some flour and. the volunteers introduced me to the meal and they showed me around and yeah i just know. so when she's not working part time as a purchasing assistant she's training

and so this is one of the top to tell you and french and dutch and german and the ball did we can see the east and when they would. read that to see but as i said this is the third time that refutes least that italians when they voted two months ago they have not. that's chris mr magritte let us take a very short break now we will be back in just a few seconds. in july twenty second take on an attempt to freelance journalist working with. militants in syria. so i want to sacrifice has established a holiday such as memorial day recognizing the reporters who often risk the sake of the truth and through that peace you can submit to your published works in a video along britain form until june the twenty. radially reinforced rammed earth bricks is what they really are. this more than seventy houses about one hundred forty people with families living there. it's really a way of forming say a man. their sons coming in and heating their house and being stored in massive walls. sagebrush is the natural environment here but as we're containing the sewage and and using the plant starts to proce

he is magnificent, the tea m dutch league.nificent, the team are magnificent and the german head coach admitted afterwards that they just weren't at the races, really, and they were vulnerable, he said they had got to bounce back and they need to put it all behind them. but those mexican fans in absolute dreamland, as you might imagine. and the bbc caught up with a few of them afterwards. translation: it was a great match, a spectacular goal by lozano. happy mexico. we want more! yester! mexico played really, really good, with the lot of hart, like we say in mexico, sol good, with the lot of hart, like we say in mexico, so i think we will be champions. like, all of the world, come on! mexico! so very differing emotions, as you might imagine. have a look at some of those german fans 110w. a look at some of those german fans now. they are not used to it, some of them not even born the last time they lost an opening match of the world cup, going back to what the head coach said, their last 20 minutes they were all over mexico, pu

that isa out and 7a dutch supermarkets. that is a real symbol of change today.s first consumer trust mark because we believe the power lies with the people and we can vote with our wallets. now we know what we know, we see these images, and it is so fantastic the bbc announcing what they did today because we need to keep the focus on it. we need to vote with those wallets and champion products are plastic free. when you talk about empowering the public to be part of change, things like this, a consumer trust mark, are things people can easily look for an easily make a change in their lives. exactly. i look at a pack, i do not have a clue what all of those symbols. and now we actually find out that we do not recycle anyway. of the 6.3 billion tonnes of plastic waste on the planet, only 9% of that has ever been recycled. you only ever down cycle plastic so our focus is on food and drink predominantly because that is 40% of all the plastic we make. production is ramping up. pretty soon, it will be half 1 ramping up. pretty soon, it will be half1 trillion tonnes a y

newspapers has been attacked by a suspect driving a van and tuesday surveillance video provided by dutch newspaper did telegraph shows a white van ramming into the building the driver did that twice before setting the car on fire nobody was injured in the incident but the dutch prime minister has described it as a slap in the face for free press those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after this system mandatory sentencing but for now. what took place that night my oldest daughter runs along here and she gets her father and says young man is attacking sarah my husband he's holding the pistol down at the floor and he says to him you have four seconds to leave this house instead of leaving the house. a young man decides to come forward. if the state of florida requires the rest of my life in here. as a tradeoff for my family's life to bargain i'll do it i firmly believe had i not done what i did. my daughter is here would be dead. well for instance he sleeps through the american criminal justice system and forces are laws and keeps watch over a person. but who is watc

following that it said it was a dutch problem because the vessels were dutch flagged.e netherlands said it wasn't its responsibility because the ships had been improperly registered, that they were not registered as commercial vessels. it appears that italy's transport minister said the "lifeline" will be allowed to dock in italy, and the asylum seekers can come ashore. however, the ship will be impounded, and the crew will be detained for human trafficking. the "sea fox" on the other hand, has decided to dock in malta as a precaution. it done want to see its crew detained. it has suspended its operations temporarily. as for the "lifeline," it remains at sea. it's not clear at this point what will happen to its crew and the asylum seekers board. cnn, berlin. >>> ahead here on "cnn newsroom" -- ♪ excitement at the world cup. brazil gets something to sing about. a look at the match and neymar's history-making goal. thing. more for yr your getting serious thing. that moving out of the friend zone, moving in together and getting two of everything thing. those fur babies pr

. 0nly rolled out into 74 dutch supermarkets.wallet and now we know what we know, and we see these images, and it is so fantastic the bbc announcing what they are doing today, now we need to know, we need to vote with those wallets a nd know, we need to vote with those wallets and championed those products that are plastic free. i don't know what all this funny recycling symbols are and how we actually find out that we don't recycle anyway. of the six .3 alien tonnes of plastic waste on the planet, only 9% is recycled, you only ever down cycle pro stick —— elastic. production is ramping up, we think probably it is slowing but it isn't, trust me, and often food and ring patch again is contaminated and ring patch again is contaminated and valueless and untiljanuary this year, we have been sending it to china, expecting someone else to deal with it. what does that say about ask? when the legislation will be the thing that changes everything. many supermarket bosses that we meet with, we need to say we need more rustic free products,

me in because i like to just shared the scientific sweat terrible but not on the road as shown in dutch one football world here not the war. across europe victims or starting legal battles demanding at least some compensation in something to wait till the physical times itself as well that the concert mind that the people who actually put to take this call it has never been able to justice and there has been a couple. we have the privilege of being the most allied ally of the united states. send to see tool and many other alliances promoted by the west united states in particular members will we also have the privilege of being the most sanctioned. of that to any group of countries so while it sounds contradictory it is contradictory and pakistan this shows that pakistan will do what is in its national interest it will know it's just cool with the end of one meal the other. radially reinforced rammed earth bricks is what they really are. eating from the believe there's more than seventy houses about a hundred and forty people with families living here. it's really a way of forming semap

>> we signed an agreement with the dutch government.rst time they permission for an unmanned structure to be deployed in international waters. sure that it doesn't break and that it catches the trash efficiently. >> tell me about yourself. you are 23 years old. talk to me about your past. >> i have always been quite an inventor. when i was 12 or 13 i decided to launch model rockets. useful. very when i was 16 years old i was scuba diving in greece and sought trash and wanted to clean it up. money to be made here? >> we are a nonprofit entity. of course it is no man's land. no one takes responsibility. the idea is that eventually we will have 60 systems out there or that any individual company can expense their own system. we will be collecting a lot of plastic which we can sell to turn into new products. once they are out there we think they can pay for themselves. obviously begun its patch looks horrifying but what is it matter? >> first of all there are hundreds of species that are in danger of extinction because of this. tore is an e

because the truth does what it said to the scientific sweat terrible but not on earth as shown in dutch one troubled love world here not the war. will come up across europe victims are starting legal battles demanding at least some compensation. in two ways first will the physical damage itself as well that the concert mind that the people who actually perpetrated this crime has never been able to justice and there's been a couple of. bottles to tonka. out if. somebody took his teeth and you toss baltimore into. he's. got you've got on the bus or there will. a system goes on the. home. and you lost the file before we have an idea of how many crew they're all for shit. oh. yeah but he was saying that he just went on both vessels think it was based on nothing even an even an interest and believe me. thinking. you know somebody i don't. know. you're not. going to say nothing. just look less for the things to say well i just feel much relieved look at it with a letter still too much in order to let it go it's just a stick you. know i don't want it you don't need those moments roots i was go