was that the netherlands was weak and the netherlands is one of these examples of an economy in europe that was strong that did benefit from the euro because their currency was a stronger currency and then they benefited from having cheaper exports cheaper goods under the euro now they're facing a slowdown they're in a recession they are having to pass these cuts to meet the euro zone's deficit to g.d.p. targets what's the significance of a country like the netherlands and their situation to you well it shows that the eurozone the economic policy that they have is flawed in that. when there's a downturn there's no fiscal space whatsoever because all of the countries are users of currency that means that they're creating the currency that means they can be installed unlike the united states where they can just print more money so what it means is that not only does the private sector but also the public sector has to they have to cut when when the going gets tough and so that's what's called pro cyclical it means that you know when the economic cycle goes down everyone is cutting at the

violent or phrasings or natural disasters though one of the winners rob poor unstrung from the netherlands impressed the jury with his long term project to capture the changes taking place in sochi the host city for the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics is a very experienced this by young very experienced on this but it is a member in three management. international but it is the way this is new york this year the work of rapport and as well as other winners of the world press photo contest will be displayed in the record breaking one hundred five galleries around the world. world walked into the show thank you very much for being with us thank you well we're in the how do you choose russia as the main place for your professional integrity well i'm working together with a writer and in two thousand and nine we we decided to start the search for a guest which is a five year long term documentary project about the run up to the olympic winter games and so we decided because we knew of course since putting the noun to the number of winter games we knew that a number of winter games wo

but may 1, the rules in parts of the netherlands are changing. coffee shops will become clubs for official dutch residents. some owners say they will ignore the new rules. >> to people who are not registered members -- then the mayor's office will close my shop down for three months. >> coffee shop owners want the issue to go to court. they see their livelihoods threatened. tourists seeking over-the- counter panamas bring in all lot of revenue. -- cannabis bring in a lot of revenue. >> that is not fair. >> once it is more legal, it will become more dangerous. >> i will definitely continue to buy cannabis. street trading will come back. >> critics of the reform say it will open up a black market to sell drugs to foreign tourists. the mayor says he will make sure that does not happen. >> we will have a lot of extra policeman, extra people from local government to present that people go into different neighborhoods. >> the new rules go into force in three of the country's 12 provinces. others will follow later. >> not to sports and the english natio

in the netherlands where i said that, i was on television. and i said that playboy had been producing child cannot pornography based on the research for doj since at least the 1950s. playboy sued me for it libel and slander in the netherlands. they would never see me here. if they see me here, give us a jury trial here. the judge looks at all the documentation and the images of the children and said no, she's right. playboy lost to little old me. >> when and where did you get your phd and what is it and? >> my phd was from cleveland, ohio, in 1980, or 1979. i'm getting too old to remember these things. it was on communication on the way in which mass media effects change and changes to the human brain and changes to the human being, and changes to human culture. >> were you doing here at liberty university? >> i am bringing my knowledge to the faculty and they have taken my archive, which is massive in the next room. they have taken thousands of books and documents so there will be a home for this material and we will be able to have a record

marijuana is technically illegal in the netherlands.ut the sale in small quantities is tolerated. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, booted from the ballroom. we'll talk to urkle. it's time to get real about what happens in the bathroom. and start talking about what you really want from your toilet paper. it's time to talk about clean. feeling clean is so important. i use quilted northern. quilted northern soft & strong. stronger than the leading rippled brand. for a confident clean. is the pain reliever orthopedic doctors recommend most for arthritis pain, think again. and take aleve. it's the one doctors recommend most for arthritis pain. two pills can last all day. ♪ >>> updating the top stories. president obama returns to the white house after a quick and secretive visit to afghanistan. while on the ground, president obama said u.s.-led forces broke the taliban's momentum and built up the afghan military. >>> occupy demonstrations turned violent in several cities overnight, as the movement resurfaced

hours where russia's possible quarter final opponents the netherlands beats lavaca to go in rotterdam to get their preparations back on track after saturday's two one home defeat to mold area this time the around you were in front of just seven minutes cornell so last i was guilty of an own goal as the last stuff defended fails to take a cross i were telling barcelona to get even him up for letting you know after the very start rafael van the thought came on to play starting play maggette where's the snider and inspired the hosts from then on bond about the first hit the ball from a free kick and. swiftly scored the netherlands second with fifteen minutes to go the dutch will open their european campaign against denmark on june ninth after that after the quarterfinals at the hands of russia four years ago that being tied to this favorites by one of the restaurants. have a group where the group. grind to the top of. the record european rugby will be very good sort of the road. they're going to have the right players. are offering big even thinking about. two years ago our feeling they

where russia's possible quarterfinal opponents the netherlands beats live here today rotterdam to get their preparations back on track a sense of a surprise to one home defeat of all the area this time the iran you were in front of just seven minutes cornell so much i was guilty of an own goal i set off stuff and failed to pay the cost by returning. it to himself and i wasn't all to the east on top of on the autobahn to replace struggling playmaker which is neither and in spite of the host from then on the phone first hit the ball from a free kick swiftly scored the netherlands second with fifteen minutes to go the dutch will open their european campaign against denmark on june the night after going to want to find russia four years ago the been touted as the favorites by one of their food restaurants. you have a group where the good run. to the top of. the ranking european ranking will be very good sort of the road because of their you know they have the right players. are offering big even thinking about. two years ago or for in their job to deduce ready. well in the meantime a defe

white elsewhere russia's possible quarterfinal opponent at the euros the netherlands lucky to know in rotterdam to get their preparations back on track while the run you were in front of just seven minutes in for now i thought i was guilty of an own goal is that all stuff that and fail to clear the course of time boss and then we go between the legs well the last came on to replace the struggling playmaker which is neither soon restart and led the hosts from then on van de vocht first hit the ball from a free kick after twenty minutes on the pitch. and quickly sport the netherlands second and eighteenth international goal and that's what i call their year i campaign against denmark on june the ninth after getting out of the quarterfinals at the hands of russia four years ago. basketball now in miami have taken a two to lead in the eastern conference finals after beating boston one hundred fifteen points to one hundred eleven in overtime despite a career high forty four points for the celtics regine one of the democrats tied at ninety five points a piece of regular time with one guy pl

without admission a system of decriminalization in this country more advanced than in portugal or the netherlands and to argue on the bases of that the prohibition has failed so we should have less of it is not merely false and mistaken, but actually unhinged. >> that's very helpful. mary brett. the government's strategy. the new strategy. >> the new strategy. if they do what they say, i'm in drug education, really. if they do what they say and stop people from ever taking drugs in the first place, i'll be absolutely delighted. they say that they will give accurate and reliable information and that isn't out there at the moment. but if that's altered, yes, i'm happy with it. it makes a change from the harm reduction which is the last 10 or 15 years. >> i agree that the war on drugs is -- you would like to say reports of my death have been much exaggerated. this is something that hasn't happened. we have got data to decriminalization as m brand said being arrested, if anything happens after you are luckier. i think since class cannabis was reclassified to class b, in effect all we have had is a ma

i won in the netherlands where i said that, i was on television, in the netherlands, i said that playboy had been producing child pornography and had been conditioning people for research doj since at least the '50s depending how you looked at. playboy sued me. they won't see me here. they would never sue me here. give us a jury trial here. and the judge looked at all the document takes, the images of the child, in bed with daddy or whoever and said no. she's right. you know, they lose. >> where and where did you get your phd. what is in? >> k swiss university in cleveland, ohio. 1980, i think or '79. i'm getting to old to remember the things. it was on communication in the way which mass media changes the human brain and changes the human being and changes the culture. >> and you're doing here at liberty university? >> i am bringing my wide knowledge to the faculty here and they have taken my archive which is massive in the next room. and thousands of books and many, many thousands of documents, so that there will be a home for this material and be able to at least have a record of this

and then were trips to dutch coffee shops for visitors in the netherlands rolls in a ban on tourists rolling up marijuana it's ok for the locals they can still do it and that story and more at r.t. dot com. now there are growing calls for the twenty twelve football matches to be moved away from ukraine as more and more countries are threatening to boycott the event and all of this over the case of jailed. yulia timoshenko the netherlands is the latest of the pressure on kiev let's get more now from our correspondent in the ukrainian capital ati's. warning us live program we've already seen several e.u. leaders are urging a boycott exactly what are they trying to achieve. it certainly is getting darker and darker for key of in relation to the euro twenty two well football championship which starts in less than forty days from now and now the dutch government is the latest of the european officials to express their wish to boycott the tournament here in ukraine the list which already consists of the german the czech republic presidents the head of the euro commission and the german cha

and national defense some of the world's most notable attendees have been queen beatrix of the netherlands prince charles tony blair gordon brown john edwards timothy geitner george soros alan greenspan colin powell bill clinton ben bernanke bill gates madeleine albright paul wolfowitz richard holbrooke james wolfensohn of the world bank peter mansbridge of c.d.c. had their recent editor of huffington post canada mortimer zuckerman publisher of and why daily news and admin clarke c.e.o. and president of t.d. bank henry kissinger and david rockefeller are involved as the honorary members of the building steering committee which is responsible for selectively carefully selecting the attendees every year some of called the builder group a harmless think tank or just a discussion group but those have been following it for years so there is something much more sinister at the root of the claim the group gets together to plan policy for a new world order global domination of the subjugation of the rest of humanity according to a recent poll that drudge over fifty percent of the pollsters agreed

clinton timothy geitner bill gates tony blair and colin powell others include queen beatrix of the netherlands prince charles george prince charles george soros and alan greenspan henry kissinger and david rockefeller are integral involved as members of the building burg steering committee which is responsible for carefully crafting who'll be attending the meetings every year some of called the builder group a harmless think tank or just a discussion group but people have been following it for years so there is something much more sinister at the root they claim that the group gets together to plan a world policy for a new world order of global domination at the subjugation of the rest of humanity unfortunately most of you won't hear much of a peep about the group's doings or even the existence of it on the corporate media this could be because the media moguls that have attended are sworn to secrecy check out what rockefeller's said about the media coverage of building berg and his memoirs multi-billionaire david rockefeller said quote some even believe we're part of a secret cobol working ag

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only 10 years old, he apprenticed with a painter in his native city of antwerp in the southern netherlands. by the time he was 16, his skill and talent allowed him to join the workshop of the leading artist of the day, peter paul rubens. rubens' complex compositions, such as these with their sculpturally modeled figures, greatly influenced the young artist. but even in van dyck's earliest works we see the artist's own distinctive style emerging. he painted this scene of st. jerome when heas about 16. instead of the heroic figures of rubens, van ck chose to show the hermit saint as a man past s prime. though van dyck based his composition on a work by rubens, the young artist pated it differently, applying his paint thickly with rough, broken strokes, exaggerating the naturalism of the biblical scene. in another version of the same subject painted just a few years later, van dyck portrays st. jerome in yet a different manner. in a moment of deep religious fervor, the saint is about to strike his chest in penance ( oir singing ) this intesin psyogical intensity, human emotis, and cral moment

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i am an elected politician from the netherlands and because i speak the truth about the islam, i am markedath. i am banned from many countries in the world. i have been taken to criminal court for 3 years, luckily acquitted on all charges, but nevertheless taken to court. there are many people in europe who speak the truth about islam. we know in scandinavia and others. and the price of telling the truth about islam is that -- well, you will be marked for death, indeed. >> sean: one of the things that you support for decades now, the netherlands have welcomed foreigners, prided itself on being a multi-quote cultural society. it has one of the strictest immigration policies in the 27-member european union. and you have been particularly outspoken about this and been a leader. why? well, i know europe has changed. europe is in the process of islamization. that's why i am very proud to publish my first book, marked for death here in the united states with a forward by my friend, mark stein. and it shows that in europe, unlike america, has become almost half islamic country -- continent. and t

researchers in the netherlands -- skin cancer.earchers in the netherlands found patient who took aspirin and other drugs cut their risk of skin cancer by 15%. the painkillers reduce the risk of the most deadly form of skin cancer, melanoma, by 13%. past studies have shown the drugs can lower the risk of other forms of cancer, as well. >>> it is 6:26. ahead, we're gathering information on breaking news overseas. a second deadly earthquake shakes italy. >>> plus, parents, a way to trick your kids into learning something while they're not in school. >>> good morning. around the region, >>> at 6:30, the sun is up, and the heat is on. it's feeling like summer in the city. welcome back to "news4 today." i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. tuesday, may 29, 2012. now is a good time to get outside and get in some exercise if you so please. we're already into the 70s. and a lot of people had the same idea to escape the heat yesterday. they went to the pool, of course. but things got a little too rowdy at four pools in the district. d.c. p

is it, a, britain, b, the netherlands, c, argentina, or, d, south africa?ou the correct answer. go to cnn.com/fareed for more of the gps challenge and lots of insight and analysis. also, you can follow us on twitter and facebook. now, remember, if you miss a show, go to itunes. you can get the audio podcast for free or you can buy the video version. this week's book is the one i mentioned earlier on the show, peter beinart's "the crisis of zionism." in it beinart argues that israel has to deal with two major threats, and he is not talking about iran and hamas. instead he means the continuing occupation of the west bank and the resulting alienation of young jews in the united states. peter writes with passion and intelligence. it is a compelling read. now for the last look. you might think chinese social networks would be all atwitter. yes, pun intended. with mentions of the bo and chen scandals, but the census continue to make heroic efforts to tamp that talk down. so what has been trending there is talk of american french fry brother. this is he, otherwise

but if i had to decide on one country it would be the netherlands. i've been there and i like how the people there are with each other and how they live. >> now -- shrimps are an increasingly popular delicacy. that's why mass production has long replaced catches of wild stock. but shrimp farming is also a murky business. usually farmers use cocktails of chemical fertilizers, pesticides and antibiotics to create stable conditions for their stock. the thai province of chantaburi is well accustomed to the desasterous ecological side effects of the shrimp industry. here we found one farmer trying a different approach without chemicals. >> these shrimp have never seen the ocean. they're industrial goods. they're cheap and produced for the global market. cooked, peeled, glazed and then deep frozen -- these cocktail shrimp are an export hit. they end up in supermarkets in the us and europe. even major discount chains in germany are customers of this thai shrimp factory. the marketing director loves fast cars. and his company's growth rates are equally speed

over the threshold here, so specific trends you can see here in greece and france and in the netherlands and denmark as well, which have seen a rise in the far right. but the anger over the austerity is drawing out people in the streets here. >> are we seeing a backlash or alternative? >> a backlash. terms of whether there's a credible alternative, that's difficult to know simply because when you speak to protesters, and you say, what's the answer? there's such a range. some say, hack the rich. there's not a single credible alternative measure that brings together these smaller parties, and that's why many are not so worried, because they feel the force is not strong enough to topple them. there's not a single anti-bailout national security could take over government here in greece. we are still looking at the elections that will support the bailout although these new riding the wave of the anti-austerity anger. >> thank you mark. well, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. divers and rescue workers in the indian state are looking for sur

the tour of california is officially in the books >> robert gates from the netherlands took the leadntion of giving it up. peter sagan won the fifth stage this year. >> a 16 year-old girl from san jose is the u.s. best hope at winning an olympic gold medal in table tennis this summer. >> she is trying to do what no other american has ever done before, win a medal in table tennis, but in her journey she made some pretty famous friends. she was invited to warren buffett 75th birthday party. >> there was a table set up and i got to play against uncle bill. mr. bill gates. before i wanted to be a teacher or a doctor but now that i've been to berkshire hathaway meetings business sounds really fun >> warren buffett is a ping-pong fanatic. she is also a star in the classroom but her parents say she needs to keep getting a's in order to play table tennis and so far so good. >> on cool warren and uncle bill? >> i would rather just have you guys as friends. things are changing a little around the bay area. tablatures start to cool off after a gorgeous weekend. outside we have some dense fog sh

this is a commercial ad for a flower company in the netherlan netherlands, flowers.ml. uh-huh. >> what the -- >> what? >> oh! >> ooh. >> this is obviously an ad for a flower company, and it says what, boys? never forget your wedding anniversary, or any anniversary, for that matter. >> yeah. >> because you will die. >> you put such importance on one single day. let's put importance on the entire relationship. >> the day you committed to each other forever and ever, that's a pretty big day, and it should be special not only to your wife, it should be special to you too, because it's a day both of you share. >> if, in fact, all 365 days were special, then you would do things throughout the year so that your girl would feel special. >> what did he get on his wedding anniversary? >> she was -- living at home. >> and had a beer open for him on the table. >> and he came home to a clean house. >> that sounds like a normal, perfect marriage to me. >> let's get real here, you guys. there's like one thing you guys want. >> i absolutely won't -- >> in the form of what? >> sure, tha

represent tv at his trial, at megrahi's trial in camp zeist in the netherlands call the the trial a spectacularge of justice. and megrahi has always maintained his evidence and said he would prove it before he died, and now has died and never proved it. >> and you had an opportunity to meet with him, visit with him. you were one of the last western journalists to do it. what kind of condition was he in at the time? was he even in a condition to speak with you? >> he wasn't in a condition to talk. that was perhaps the most shocking thing as i walked into the room in this rather grand villa where he was staying with his family, where he lived. this was a very ostentatious, very up-market premise, where his family was living. there he was lying in a bed with an oxygen mask on his face, he was breathing oxygen coming from a bottle out the side of his -- it was a hospital bed, essentially, he was on in this room. his family told me he was in a coma. from what can i see, this is a man who appeared to be very sick, very ill, and certainly there was no way that i could communicate with him. it's no sur

elsewhere the netherlands fell to a surprise defeat against both carry it around we're going down to want to home this by taking the lead on the stroke of half time thanks to the belts but robin van persie thought his twenty six pool for the dutch evelyn popof penalty may have won one shortly after the break before the visitors stunned the world cup finalists with a winner in injury time mccown ski turning himself in the book i mean. now it's the end of the pep guardiola managerial era of barcelona the club celebrate friday's cup of the new camp that helped lead to the us incredibly capping their fourteenth trophy out of a possible nineteen during cardio list for your stint in charge the team well of course they'll be aiming to keep that success rate going with assistant tito vilanova moving up the ranks to the top job this summer barcelona missed out on the champions league titles this season but they've got plenty of other consolation prizes the team's record twenty six papa del rey it was the fourth title of the year and will go into the same trophy case as the club world cup the

the so-called butcher of bosnia was in court in the netherlands. he's accused of ordering the slaughter of 8,000 men and boys. >>> rebekah brooks has been charged with trying to hide evidence in the phone-hacking scandal. she was released from police custody yesterday. brooks was editor of the now closed "news of the world." these are the first charges to be filed since scotland yard reopened the investigation 18 months ago. >>> coming up on the morning news, will he or won't he? speculation over whether john edwards will take the stand in his corruption trial. this is the "cbs morning news." i was pushing my kids in a stroller when i had my heart event. and i've been on a bayer aspirin regimen ever since. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. i know if i take my bayer aspirin i have a better chance of living a healthy life. now, there's gentle, i know dependable constipation my bayereland mer me... and me. new dulcolax laxative tablets for women are comfort-coated... so they're gentle on sensitive s

this must be the highest profile moment for the entire netherlands perhaps of any of the former yugoslavia trial so far given the dutch peace keepers that were in srebrenica and moved out leaving the path clear for the massacre that followed. >> yes. they were peacekeeping forces and didn't have the power to stop this separation and massacre. unarguably he was one of the big leaders. another is also on trial here at the hague. one of the reasons they are trying to speed up the process of getting ratko mladic's trial underway is because of what happened to slobodan milosevic who was here. four years into his trial, he died in custody, so for many of their victims, they never saw justice. so they are looking at this trial as a possibly of him getting justice. >> now thousands of heart attacks and strokes could be prevented if the cholesterol-lowering drugs, the statens were more widely prescribed. that's the new research published in the report. they say statens provide protection even for those at low risk and relaxing the current guidelines would save lives. staying on a medical issue, don

will swear in the pick of the knights action the netherlands fell to a surprise i can still carry it going down to one of home aspiring to lead on the stroke of time thanks to robin van persie his twenty six pool for the dutch and then been popped off penalty minute one one shortly after the break before the visitors still in the world cup finalists with a winner in injury time. the bulgarian. well it's the end of the pep guardiola era barcelona is a club celebrate friday's cup of the camp nou the couple and that's incredibly notching their fourteen trophy out of a possible nineteen during guardiola four year stint in monitor the team will of course be aiming to keep the success rate going when my assistant tito vilanova to take over the top job this summer barcelona missed out on the league and champions league titles this season but plenty of other consolation prize is the team's record twenty six cup it already was the squads fourth title of the year and will go into the same trophy case as the club world cup the european super cup on the spanish super cup. for no longer a brillia

belgium, france, italy, spain, and the netherlands. the campaigners say that it's good, but that we needed to be all of europe. -- need it to be. >> it does not ensure that companies are able to find competent women. second, it improves economic productivity, efficiency, and the functioning of company boards. >> there's an explanation of the reasons companies should be putting women on the boards. >> thanks very much. in greece, journalists will go on strike later over labor and wage issues. they are the latest group to protest following austerity demonstrations in recent months. many greeks have come up with their own solutions to their economic hardships. now this. >> what looks like a healthy hobby, working hard on a vegetable patch. it is a lifeline for people here. a local dumping ground until recently, the town hall has transformed the land into small allotments for 40 families hit hard by the greek economic crisis. >> we are both pensioners, but the state has cut our pensions because of the crisis. we had to do something. this c