these illuminations were painted around 1414 by three brothers from the netherlands-- the limbourgs--at the court of the duke of berry. the detailed realism of these faces and landscapes was a feature of northern art in this period. the limbourg brothers began their career working for the brother of the duke of berry-- philip the bold, duke of burgundy. the valois dukes of burgundy established one of the strangest and most extravagant courts of late medieval europe. from their base in burgundy, by marriage and diplomacy, they acquired large areas of the netherlands to build an extensive, though fragmented state of vast wealth. in 1404, duke philip the bold died at the stag inn near brussels. 20 years earlier his royayal sculptors had begun work on philip's tomb. one of them carved these images of the funeral procession which transported his body back to burgundy. clothed in the habit of a carthusian monk philip's embalmed body was sealed in a lead coffin and carried in a funeral cortege whh took nearly seven weeks to wind the 250 miles from brussels to dijon. accompanied by his sons,

nevertheless, the netherlands experienced an explosion in the production and consumption of art. the first mass art market in history arose because for the first time ordinary people bought paintings, etchings, drawings. artists produced in large quantity for that market. the society was defining itself in the images it produced. the simplicity of these domestic scenes is often deceptive. this still life with trout by willem claesz heda, while reassuring the dutch of the plenty in their lives also warns them of the remorseless passage of time. jan steen's painting the world upside-down was intended to amuse, but it also cautions against the dangers of excess. here drink and sexual license cause a household to slide into complete domestic disorder. jan vermeer's woman weighing pearls stands before a painting of the last judgment warning that wealth must not distract us from our ultimate fate. the dutch genre paintings are not just innocent images of everyday life but of the moral crises of everyday life. like other works of the baroque period, they convey a message. [speaking dutc

i will talk briefly about netherlands and denmark. netherlands was particularly important because it bordered both germany and the german occupied belgium. it was a convenient place to move spies across the border. the germans became aware of this and erected the wire of death -- an electric fence along the border to stop spies. the u.s. military in the netherlands was a gentleman named colonel edward davis. he is the one on the left. here is a better photo of him. he is the one on the right here. davis found that operating out of the netherlands, you cannot use americans to penetrate germany because they always give themselves away and americans cannot pass as german. he found that normal trade could be used to bring people across the border and a lot of people conducted business across the dutch-german border. the attachÉs used a chain system that allowed the officer to go into the target territory passing orders in one direction and receiving information without the source of information being aware it was going to the americans. d

is becoming the first sitting president to appear before the international criminal court in the netherlands and travelling on tuesday and face the judges and the massacres killed 1200 people. he addressed a special sitting of parliament and announced he's going to delegate authority temporarily. >> to protect the republic lick, i take the extraordinary and unprecedented to invoke article 173 of the constitution and i will shortly issue the legal notice necessary to appoint the deputy president as acting president while i attend the state of conference in the netherlands. >> we are going to malcolm and joining us, this is a not a trial, but a like a pretrial hearing and what is going to happen him there, coming back or remaining in the hague? >> at this stage he's going to return. it is not a trial. had rerefused to attend the hearing he could be served with international arrest warrant and the other countries would have been allowed to arrest him. he's continuing to comply with the courts and that means no arrest warrants and it is a pretrial hearing he's not retained at this stage. >> how

. >> moscow has responded, saying that it is in fact the netherlands and deny any involvement. now it is the sweetest military operation to identify the ship is continuing and the public is being told keep its distance. >> could it be the blob in the water near stockholm as part of a russian submarine? the swedish navy has been searching the area for four days now after a passerby took the images of the mystery object. the defense is taking the matter seriously, though it still does not know what if anything happened off the swedish coast. >> would consider the information credible. we have questioned the witnesses and confirm their information matches ours. the object was in a they known for heavy marine traffic to it it's on the route from stockholm out into the baltic. it has been reported that an encrypted radio message on an emergency frequency was intercepted by the authorities. the message was, it is said, in russian. >> firstly, we have to establish where the boat could have come from, because only nato or russian vessels come into question. and considering the very clo

this was the scoop in the netherlands over -- screen in the netherlands overnight going into the morning. the rain stretching. big rain fouls. 137mm of rain in the balkans. convert it to snow fall - similar amounts, a meter of snow over the alps. heavy snow in pleas, cold air diving its way in behind. the temperature will struggle. 11 for vienna. brighter skies on friday >>> thank you everton >>> now, the number of australian parents choosing to educate their children at home, taking them out of school is on the rise. this is a trend worrying some politicians who think the kids are losing out on some valuable life lessons. andrew thomas explains. >> reporter: for this family the living room is the classroom. ruben, odette and their brother learns from home. >> learning who i am is good. >> reporter: for lindy, home schooling is a way to spend more time with her children. >> when you put testing into education, you create a competitive spirit and it removes the joy. >> the children mix with others. on wednesday lindsay organised a get together for a group of home-skilled children and othe

he was born and raised in the netherland and moved to new york in 2010.thanks for being here. >> good afternoon, mr. chairman and members of the committee. i'm peter weijmarshausen. i'm ceo and founder of shapeways. i'm honored to be here today to discuss how 3-d printing is fueling small business growth enabling anyone to create a business with fiscal products at low capital cost. as a kid in the netherlands, i loved playing with computers resulting in a passion for open source software. driven by this and my entrepreneurial spirit, i spent much of my career at startup software companies. in 2006 i learned about the technology called 3-d printing which prints physical objects based on 3-d computer designs. i immediately thought of the blender community. a large group of enthusiasts. they were using 3-d software but never imagined it would be possible to hold their own i asked some of them for their designs to print. when i showed the products to them, they were blown away. they agreed it would be great to have an online service and i knew there could be

will become the first sitting president to appear before the international criminal court in the netherlandsl travel to the haige on tuesday where he will face charges of organizing ethnic massacres that led to the deaths of 1200 people after the 2007 kenyan election. he addressed special sitting of parliament a short while ago. he announced then that he will be delegating authority, temporarily at least. >> to protect the sovereignty of the kenyan remember i now take the extraordinary and unprecedented step of invoking article 43 of the constitutionality and shortly issue the legal notice necessary to appoint honorable william ru t.o. the deputy president as acting president while i attend the status conference at the haige in the netherlands. >> i had a chance to talk to malcolm web webb our man in nigh robe i he tells us what world happened if he chose not to return to the haige. >> reporter: he could have been served with an international arrest warrant that means other countries that are members of the criminal court would have been oblige today arrest him if i visited. as it is he is c

she beat out the previous holder from the netherlands while kathy ellis of the u.s. is third. two days later sharon won her fourth olympic medal. the united states scores a stunning upset on the women's platform diving. here is ingrid kraemer engel of germany the heavy favorite. however, she is not good enough against leslie bush of the u.s. who noses out the champion by over a foot and a half. in third place behind the american and german is celina alexa and the soviet flag is raised beside the other two. then the action moves to the stadium for the track events. first action is the men's hundred meter and in the stands is the immortal sprinter jesse owen. heavy favorite in the dash is bob hayes in the far lane. the wind was too brisk in the semifinal and a world record hayes set was disallowed. hayes has a race in his pocket the minute he left the starting block. as slow motion reveals the stride of the 190-pound sprinter he has more power than grace but as anyone can see it rings home the gold medal. no wind in this heat. hayes does a 110 second and once more the stars and

and european giant and the netherlands and stun in the european championship qualifier and we will have details in sports. ♪ ♪ on the al jazeera news hour, the turkish military attacked kurdistan workers or pkk on southern border with iraq and it's against the group since the launch two years ago. [gunfi [gunfire] malitia are meeting in washington to discuss how to defeat isil and they may have ambar providence in western iraq. and have the port city here and reports the rebels have also taken over part of damad city. more on the turkish military strike on pkk position and let's cross to bernard smith who is on the border to tell us what they are saying about the air strikes and why they occurred, bernard. >> reporter: turkish military confirm they carried out these air strikes and they say it was because the pkk was attacking a turkish military post along the border with iraq, so it took out this place or it took out where the fighting or the fire was coming from, the turkish military said the fire or attack was coming from the turkish side. what happened is that last week the acting l

he spoke about it with nonsense goals in the netherlands today -- with hans nichols and the netherlands today. >> we have a new investment we are going to announce the next 45-60 days. and the capital will go for the new investment. based company. the islamic state is coming closer to gaining full control of the iraq province. one of the last reigning strongholds, taking over the base. and streaming service aereo is operate likeo cable provider to save its business. first to the lead. a hugehaping up to be week for apple. the company is expected to unveil new ipads and new imacs on thursday. live onin may go saturday. a memo circulated to walgreens them howagers, tells to prepare for the start of apple pay on october 18 and walgreens is one of the initial retailers to participate in the apple pay lot. i will pay will be available on the ui phone six and six plus and the new apple watch when it comes out next year. is it really coming this saturday? joining us now is the ceo of apple who runs more passbook campaigns than any other company. what do you know in particular about how exactly

a lot of countries, including the netherlands, have been cracking down on their citizens trying to joindifference is the kurdish fighters are not considered a terrorist group. >>> a woman scheduled to speak at utah state university has canceled her speech after getting a threat of a massacre style attack on the campus. anita is a feminist blogger scheduled to talk about the negative depiction of women in video games. yesterday, the university received an e-mail that threatened the deadliest school shooting in american history if the event was not canceled. anita has received similar threats in the past and initially planned to go ahead with the speech. but decided to cancel the presentation after she learned that guns would be permted at the venue in compliance with the open carry law. >> she asked if she could change that. i said it's utah law. that's the kate. we'll provide protection for her and she chose to cancel the event. >> the fbi said it's investigating the violent threats. >>> three home-invasion robbery suspects were arrested after a gps signal on a stolen item led police ri

i'm a professor of criminal law and criminal procedure law at the university in the netherlands. would just like to make an observation because i saw a sweeping question as the children just before me qualified his question. what is, what would be the problem if we got rid of the conventions today? martin already given expression to that but i would just like to add something to that. intentions, specifically in 1988 illicit drug convention is also the basis for a lot of cooperation between states and criminal cases. so that would mean if you get rid of that convention today then it would be very difficult to cooperate in criminal cases between countries in a lot of instances, not in all instances because might be other treaties available come but if there are not many would be very hard to criminally cooperate in criminal cases. so that something i think we should keep in mind, specifically because it's not only about cannabis. thank you. >> return to the panel. >> can't remember, i'm trying to take the questions in reverse order of the gentlemen the phone, at least i will try,

there was a scandal in the netherlands and a shooting, where the white house had been penetrated very close to the residents by bullets fired by a mentally disturbed person down on constitution boulevard several yards away. it was once thought to be beyond approach. >> an independent investigation will be done going back from the private sector to the public sector. this september 19th incident solving the man who jumped the fence. omar gonzalez was in court today. >> mike viqueira reporting live from the white house. >> a new demand and a threat from the democracy protesters in hong kong. they want the territory's top lawmakers to resign by tomorrow or they'll move into government buildings. we'll go to hong kong 6:00 in the morning on thursday. for two days now protesters have been mostly peaceful. fears are the increased threats from these protesters could lead to more action from the police. >> meanwhile, in mainland china people marked national day, but the celebrations were overshadowed by the ongoing unrest in hong kong. we're in hong kong with more on the day's events. >> this

in early adulthood, george washington appoints him , toster, same as ambassador the netherlands. then he gets appointed to other but he startssts, with george washington writing , dois father, john adams not think that i am appointing because to this office of some favoritism. no, on the contrary, i have the strong belief that he will turn out historically to be an ornament to american diplomacy. at the end of john quincy's with abraham lincoln there and being appointed an honorary pallbearer for his funeral. thate could probably argue he invents american diplomacy, that he is the greatest american diplomat of all time. just to read some of his appointments with which people may not be familiar, he was minister to berlin, and mr. to prussia, the first united states minister to russia, and of course, secretary of state. that thele would argue munro doctrine should probably be called the adams doctrine. hise were to assess importance in american history just for his to romantic service -- diplomatic service, what judgment would you render about what ways he contributed to ideas of

. >> the power of suggestion is alive and well and living in the netherlands.he life hunters tv youtube channel. they have a prank. heading into mcdonald's to buy some of the most popular items. a chicken sandwich, chicken nuggets. you see them cutting it up into bite size bits. they are headed to a food fair full of self-proclaimed foodies. they are saying these are organic snacks to replace the fast food that you are used to. tricky trickerson. again, the power of suggestion. >> they were duped. >> they start chasing this organic alternative. this is great organic food. melon tastes like melon. >> i give them a bye on that. >> nice and firm. has a good bite. tastes like fish. all this flowery language describing mcdonald's. nobody said it doesn't taste great. they love it. >> they ask them, if you have to compare this to mcdonald's, what's the biggest difference? >> tastes better. the fact it's organic is a good thing. >> it tastes richer. >> you can tell it's more pure. >> this has a lot more taste than mcdonald's food has. we never see the moment they tell

the netherlands is the next biggest demand recipient. he and the prime minister met yesterday afternoon in brussels to discuss how they are going to fight this. this comes at a really bad time for david cameron. he is under an awful lot of pressure at home. the anti-european union u.k. independence party is fighting a by election, possibly on course to win down in southeast england. the last thing david cameron needs is to be seen to be handing over a big chunk of cash to brussels. rob, do you have any sympathy for the countries that are going to be making contributions into the budget? do you think this will be sort thatderstood in brussels this makes life difficult for him? , you are part of the party, you have to play by the rules? >> there is a bit of both. i was talking to one u.k. official who said sometimes it does feel like the european commission does want britain to leave the eu. these things, and they are badly timed. received aemand couple of weeks ago and they would like payment at the start of december. if we receive this t

they beat the netherlands for the first time in their history.hat leaves the dutch third in their group. six points behind iceland and the czech republic. >> they know how well they did in the last two games, so we knew what to expect, but iceland did well. credit to them. i think we were a bit too sloppy at times when we had the ball. >>> the final round of qualifiers for the africa cup of nations take place on wednesday with cameroon preparing to take on sierra leone in the first match. cameroon have had to host sierra leone in both legs since the teams are banned from playing in their own country because of the ebola outbreak. the two sides played out to a 0-0 draw on saturday with sierra leone players being mocked with chants of ebola, ebola. the cameroon coach has warned his players not to be fearful. >> translator: at the medical level we are very well-informed. he know what was done to protect the team and its environment. for me it's very important to be careful. >>> cricket legend isn't used to being on the losing side. but he watched hi

and the netherlands with this big load. of course what was left over from the hurricane out in the atlantic. with that kind of force we're talking about frees coming down, one fatality here, incredible winds coming in. today we'll be in better shape. look at the sea wall there, errol, and scotland, getting hit with the difficult waves. the winds across the u.k., anywhere from 15 to 25, will be more gusty later this afternoon. . but not what we saw yesterday. that will be reserved for areas we saw east, so belgium, netherlands, poland. so the storm is heading down to the mountains with snowfall. let's look at the numbers here, wednesday at 1700 we'll see the winds there from 60 to 75. if you're traveling across this part of the world, certainly check ahead. that is what we had yesterday, because of the wind gusts that will continue this into thursday morning here. and then another system will begin to move in across the u.k. on thursday with gusty winds there, as well. but certainly not the 100 kilometer winds we saw yesterd

lipper having the court even the netherlands. so the courts are not allowed to exercise the power of judicial review but in those countries summarize them liberties protection is the highest so those countries receive the highest levels. so that is where the book ends. maybe we have that backwards. because we have the independent courts but it is in fact, not that has led to the rights and liberties that we have to have their protections for the end of the constitution to limit the power. so that is a joint argument of the book. >> host: so professor those of have a negative effect of every measure of rights and protections why is that? >> guest: this is interesting. we have believed for a long time that independent courts are a good thing while simultaneously believing it is not. it is an argument why we are better off under a more democratic government. with the democratically elected representatives are accountable or among other things for individual rights and liberties with greater protection from the government. if you loo

the netherlands is being asked for another 642 million euros. as for italy, it has to pay $430 million. among those who are going to get a bit back, san francisco with a rebate of a billion euros. $1.3 billion. and germany, which is going to get 780 million euros back, or $984 million. denmark as well, 320 million euros, that's $406 million. so very much a game of winners and losers. but quite a complicated game as well. unfortunately, our econom fortunately, andrew walker is with me now. those getting money back, basically being told your economy is pretty desperate. and those having to pay in are being told they're in better shape than they thought they were. >> better shape than the original figures suggested they were, yes, that's right. but there are some -- if you're looking at it in terms of current perceptions of the particular economy, some of them are pretty strange. greece is being asked for a bit of extra money. so is ireland. having gone through a profound economic crisis. >> is that because growth was so negative that any growth as

prime minister mark ruta said the netherlands will begin military operations as early as next week. france and british forces have already started bombing in iraq. denmark and belgium have decided to send combat aircraft and french officials have announced the plan to send a frigate to the persian gulf. >>> united nations officials say more than 9,000 people have been killed, and they say an estimated 1.8 million iraqis are displaced due the ongoing assault by islamic state. a japanese doctor who has been helping the local people there just returned from the area. he shared what he saw with nhk world's jun yotsumoto. >> reporter: a growing number of people are fleeing their homes. as the extremists move through the country. the militants are targeting ethnic minorities such as the yazidi people in iraqi kurdistan. dr. suzuki traveled to the city of dohuk, he stayed there for month researching what medical assistance the displaced people need. dohuk lies about 40 kilometers from mosul, now an insurgent stronghold. life may seem normal but the city is experiencing difficulties. suzuki

the netherlands implemented this across the country and they lowered the death rate 47% compared to theontrol group. it is hard to pull off because of the cultural barrier. that is the barrier we saw in the texas hospital that is happening all over the country. 2 million people come into hospitals and they pick up infections in the hospital that they did not come in with because people were not wearing the counts properly, putting on the gloves properly, washing hands properly. rightw how to do the thing, but we do not always systematically walk our way through it. >> you talk about simple verbal comp formation -- confirmation. >> the most common breakdown in the safety of a hospital is that people do not communicate the critical information. just because you put it in the computer does not mean anyone will know it or use it. in high risk other industries, you communicate verbally to somebody else the critical information and make sure they received it and understood it. it could be electronically confirming they got the information or face-to-face. if you are concerned you have someone

the netherlands too faces a big biel. $800 million or so.contrast, france is set to get back $1.3 billion, while germany will get 985 million back. let's get more on this with john redwood, a conservative member of parliament, a very voluable euro skeptic. this is simply the eu commission playing by the rules, isn't it? this is the way it's supposed to work if your economy grows faster than expected, then you have to pay a bit more in terms of eu contributions. >> no, i don't agree with it at all. the rule in a democracy is that you need the consent of the people to the taxes they pay. and you don't go back over pas years. and what we see is the european union trying to get britain to impose taxes for past years which they'd signed off before as a different level. there's no way that the united kingdom parliament should now vote to impose higher taxes on the british people to meet this back dated demand that many of us don't accept. >> i come back to the point that rules are rules, and the british government has signed up to these rules. tha

about experiencing the american culture, we have the tailgating going on and have the fans from the netherlands, hopefully we get to see an eagles win today. >> you notice all the eagles fans with their long sleeves on today. that's because it's chilly out there. >> reporter: we have temperatures in the mid 50s, as we go live on sky 6. it doesn't take into account what it feels like with the winds. we don't technically have windchills, but it feels cooler than the 57 degrees we're seeing at this midday hour. that's the view in atlantic city, combination of sun and clouds down the shore. it's a nice day it's a little bit chilly with the winds off the water. 57 degrees back in philadelphia. dewpoint, 35, winds out of the west/southwest at 13 miles per hour. pressure reading under 30 inches. 40s north and west, we were in the low 30 os. poconos 32 degrees, allentown 33. you can see the numbers are finally starting to rebound, but it was a chilly start out there. glass borough, 58. cinnaminson, 56. buena, 58. most of these numbers are roughly ten degrees cooler than yesterday. satellite and radar e

they are, but again, one has to admit that they reflect views held elsewhere, not least in the netherlandst of those nasty party people, his group was the one that came through. the british anti-eu, anti-immigration party was the one which did so well in the euro elections, leaving others behind. everyone knows him in brussels. everybody expects his ability to attract votes and people. that's why they're not dismissing this as a flash in the pan. >> jeff, thanks very much indeed. >>> parts of northern china have suffered the worst bout of smog since july, pushing pollution well past healthy levels and cutting visibility. they have issued an orange alert, the second highest. >> reporter: it's another gas mask day here in beijing. i'm just going to take off the mask so you can actually hear what i've got to say. but the city is enveloped in a thick smog. now, the authorities are bly ie- blaming the usual supports. but they also say that farmers are burning straw at the end of harvest. if you want to get some idea of how bad it is, you have to take a look at this. this is an application on a

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number one, the best, the united kingdom, two, switzerland, sweden, australia, germany and the netherlands, new zealand and norway, france, canada, dead last, the united states. here is data. the u.s. averaged on healthcare was $8,508. compare that the uk. the nation with the number one healthcare system, $3,405 per brit. which is $5,103 less than the u.s. and despite that $8,508 spent per american citizen the u.s. ranked last in efficiency, and the over all health of the population. people in the u.s. go without needed healthcare because of costs more often than people do in other countries. these deficiencies lead to the u.s. ranking last on infant mortality and second to last on healthy life expectancy at age 60. and for those who do get care, the cost is high in part because of administrative hassles, avoidable emergency romuse and dependent testing. what -- room use and duplicate testing. the absence of universal health insurance coverage. the report, the data studied in the report is from before the affordable care act. obama care. so will obama care improve the u.s.' standings when

park is only the second person in the netherlands to be fitted with a bionic eye. implant is made up of a miniature camera, a transmitting chip, a place with 60 electrodes implanted in the eye, and a tiny bionic eye works by converting video into pulses of electricity that stimulate healthy retinal cells, allowing the wearer to see colors and shapes. have changed in my life for the better. i have become more confident, and i can do more things and visualize more things. >> a man who carried out the procedure said he hoped the technology would soon benefit other visually impaired patients. experiencing there are a lot of other diseases in the and where the optic nerve works. those are the diseases that can be targeted. >> he has seen his life bionic eye.by the recently i was at a concert. i enjoyed the light show. i can visualize the guitar player. next -- coming up next, what is happening to europe's biggest -- leading chip maker? ♪ >> welcome back. >> that is a drumroll. >> wake up, everybody. the europe stocks 50. you can see what happened since ofe and since the

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work off to the east and into the low countries, bringing precipitation to parts of france, the netherlands and germany. also temperatures are going to cool down. once this pushes overhead. 16 there for your high in london. it will warm back up for you. but berlin dropping down to 11 by your thursday. look at the temperatures outside of the areas off to the north though, it will be staying relatively warm. let's talk about what is going on in the eastern u.s. now though. and the big topic, you can see the cloud cover right here. this is going to be bringing some rain, possibly snow to southern canada. but this isn't what i want you to key in on. but you have that pushing to the east and with we have a new low developing down here toward the south these two are going to merge as we look ahead into wednesday and thursday. and you can see the model, that precipitation starts to kick up, northeasterly winds come in, it's what we call a nor'easter. it will be blustery conditions could even be seeing some flight delays in parts of new york and washington, d.c. for now, though, i'll leave you with

uhuru kenyatta flew to the netherlands, and will be the first head of state to stand trial, and is charged with crimes against humanity by financing and killing mass killings, following disputed elections several years ago. >>> a north korean government official acknowledged the existence of labour camps in the country. they are responding to a critical u.n. human rights report published this year. north korea uses detention camps to reform people. >>> protesters are occupying main roads of hong kong business distribute. many are frustrated at the unconvenience and a loss of income for business. the west bank says the process hurt the economy. >>> rush hour traffic squeezed into one lane, making the morning commute painful, and adding to the frustration of the general public. this is what it's been like in the main business district as protesters refused to remove the barricades. for the mainlanders who moved here a few years ago, it's a wonder the authorities would tolerate the scenario. >> why this problem so severe. now it's so very social problem. the social problem influence many part

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. >> according to the european commission, the economies of some countries like written and the netherlands have grown more than expected since the start of the year and they are being asked to top up the budget. >> germany and france will be receiving a rebate. britain has been asked to pay its bill by december 1. an angry david cameron said on friday that will not happen. >> burnished by minister david cameron was all smiles as he met his -- the british prime minister david cameron was all smiles as he met his counterpart. he is furious after he was presented with an additional bill. cameron says he will not pay. >> it is an unacceptable way to treat one of the biggest contributors to the european union. we are not suddenly going to get out our check the can write a check for 2 billion euros. it is not happening. >> britain's latest row over shattered a day devoted to finding solutions to the e.u.'s economic problems. the central bank has been trying to stimulate recovery. but some countries say on a cherry policy is not enough. >> you are aware i have always injected myself into this deb

and this is happening in the netherlands as well. so there are examples of countries where the courts can't exercise this right and in those countries civil rights is the highest. so countries without judicial review have the highest civil rights. so maybe we have it backwards. we think it is because of the independent court, but the court isn't independent and maybe it is the fact that it isn't independent that has led to the rights and liberties we have and we could have even more with protections of eliminating this all together. >> host: professor harvey, you write the independent courts have a negative way on the measures of rights protections, why do you think that is? >> guest: i think it stems from, it is interesting, we have believed for a long time that independent courts are a good thing while believing democracy is a good thing. we have lots of arguments why we are better off under democratic governments. we thing represent veativrepres accountable for poplar preferences and greater protection for individual rights and li