laws. >> if i must say, it's semi-legitimate in the netherlands. we can use it. and coffee shops can sell it to users, but we have what we call a back-door problem. it is forbidden to transport it. it won't tolerate. that is because many people think international rules and regulations forbid us to find legal ways of organising this back door situation. living with d means police tolerate the amsterdam coffee shops that crack down on the marijuana farms. underneath the shed dutch splits discover an illegal farm containing some 1200 plants. police conduct 5,000 raids like this annually, throughout the country. there's signs that some in this country are pushing back against the permissive drug culture. over the past few years, the party inside the coalition government has worked to eliminate drug tourism, passing a law. some cities pushed back. the government allows discretion and whether the new law is enforced. amsterdam attracts people from all over the world. they are a significant part of the economy. they are mayor. a compromise with the government to avoid

in the netherlands, it's been this way since the "70s. >> describe how you do what you do. what is the law, what do you sell here. >> it's not legal. as a coffee shop. you get a licence to sell cannabis. >> we asked the manager to show us his stash. >> the people behind the bars are dealers. >> yes, i call them dealers. there's nothing wrong with it. >> each business here is restricted to having 500 grams on the premises at one time. and customers are limited to buying 5 grams each. >> this will come close. >> that five grams. >> yes, this will come close to five grams. >> how many joints can you make of that? >> firstly about three joints out of a gram. >> the netherlands tolerated the sale of 6-times what they do. lawmakers found they attracted too many marijuana tourists. in 1996 they reduced it. as aggressive as they may seem, in some ways the pot laws are more restrictive than those in the american state where the use is legalized. >> in colorado, you can buy pot infused candy and brownies. coffee shops can no longer carry edibles. jason sold milkshake and bon bones, h

what is going on the netherlands vote? they discussed how they could stabilize the government, a lot of mps are annoyed at the way this is being pushed through. in 2012e prime minister campaigned on what -- on not one more sent. the bailout will be 5 billion euros. the head of the right-wing freedom party only has 12 seats -- in150 seat parliament a 150 seat parliament. it does look like it will pass, the actual bailout package. after that you have a question whether or not the government is stable enough. right now they have a 76 majority in a 150 seat parliament. that is a one seat majority. it is shared between the liberals and labor right now. we will see if that will stand the challenge from the right-wing. they gives you the sense why the dutch finance minister was one of the hardest critics and one of the hardest negotiating partners for greece. they always knew they had this domestic challenge at home. guy: as we learned yesterday, you are better at to god -- geography, maybe we are better at math. caroline: we bre

three votes are left, including the netherlands. hans: the difficult thing about the netherlands is not just the seatnment -- it has a one majority. they have got 76 and a parliament of 150. the issue is what happened after. netherlands share of this bailout will be 5 billion euro s. mr. rutter campaigned on not another bailout. e opposition leader plans to introduce a vote of no-confidence. that is what analysts are saying in the hague. but it gives you the sense of the political instability and to what extent this deal still needs to be able up and -- to be implemented step-by-step in athens. there have been numerous hint of the past three weeks there will be actions in september. the governing party will not last. it will collapse. and we have to see what government takes its place in athens. francine: think you so much. alberto, we were talking about -- you expect these votes to pass. you were talking about greek gdp, and it will be quite hard because of the way the money comes in. we had an incredible gdp figure a couple weeks

they just said that no vote is required, and the netherlands approve the bailout. funds should now be released in time for greece to make a repayment due on thursday. >>> now, a russian court has sensed an estonian policeman for 15 years in prison for spying. arrested last september when he said i was caught in russia territory with a gun, cash, and hidden recording device. but estonia said that he was abducted at gunpoint at a border crossing. the eurean union said that the detention is illegal. >>> russian authorities have been accused of covering up the scale of an oil spill in siberia in june. environmentalists say that the government is vastly has under reported how much oil leaked as the oil companies have accused

mark: the netherlands are also voting today. is at issue in or will it be close? the vote in the bundestag, and analysts and our colleagues in the hague are pretty certain that this will pass. there will likely be a vote of no-confidence by the right wing party, the freedom party. looks like they will introduce that after the measure passes. we could have a question about the stability of the government of the netherlands after this passes. it is probably not going to lead to the collapse of that, so it looks like the most likely confident to face a crisis of confidence and face their voters again will be the government in athens. that looks like it will be in the back half of september. mark: thanks a lot. here's what to watch for the rest of the day. we have a lot ahead of the u.s. today and we will get more applications at noon u.k. time. later we will get u.s. inflation figures. in the main event is at 7:00 p.m. -- the federal reserve releasing minutes from its july meeting. as we had out, here's a picture of european equities -- every industry falling today.

falling)" trt=:07 ==raj/contvo== amazingeo from the netherlands, as two construction cranes on a >>> that is real. amazing video from the netherlands as two construction cranes on a barge toppled onto those nearby homes and shops. rescue crews say at least one person was taken to the hospital. but there are varying reports of how many others were injured. witnesses say up to 20 people might have been inside those nearby hoemts and shops. >>> new at 11:00 creative minds in the bay area are behind a one of a kind event that lit up social media over the weekend. >> a high-tech company used the empire state building seen here to highlight the crisis involving endangered animals. the company is hoping years of hard work makes a difference. >> reporter: obscurea digitals is here in san francisco. you would never know it. there is no sign at the front door. but the company is making its passion for endangered species known in a big day. >> we have captured data of the building and we are matching and mapping exactly to all the architecture. >> reporter: obscura video in san francisco is a c

suspect that given the body language of the summit in the netherlands last year that i suspect president park and prime minister abe can get a little bit better body language. they did at that particular meeting. but i think engaging in a conversation, whatever those few points may be that the diplomats can work through, that's the beginning of the solution to the problem. i don't think you are going to have a prepackaged comprehensive solution prior to a summit, but i think he will have a good understanding of where they want to go. mr. revere: come up with the agenda. it will not be hard. era when wein an see rising uncertainty and threats. tois allowing relations continue to deteriorate in the face of that reality and we now partsome reflection on the of the japanese leader and the comments he made, as well as the korean president's remark. he recognizes the need for relations and moving them in a better react -- direct should. the leaders, having given their blessings, they are trying to move the relations in a good direction. optimistictiously >> wee are on our way have more questio

. >>> they had a big visitor at a car boot sale in theer netherlands. that's what we'd call a flea market everybody puts stuff in their trunk. booba a 40-year-old elephant from the circus decided hey i want some bargains. she shows up and starts perusing through the aisle. >> whether where did the elephant come from in the netherlands? >> clearly she heard about all the great deals with the trunks. >> ahh! >> i feel like this could be a new phrase like a trunk at a trunk shop. >> a bull in a china shop is the opposite and elephant at a car boot sale. >> see the guy running in, the striped polo shirt, that is her trainer. >> where have you been?! >>> it was good that that elephant didn't go wild but if this miniature horse had gop wild it wouldn't do much damage. that little creature is only 3 days old. >> seems like a dog. >> a dog that looks like a horse. >> yes. >> as you can hear from the woman who has got the camera in this video, this is unusual for a 3 day old miniature horse. >> he is only 3 days old. >> what's interesting is how playful this lit

. >> these are freshly cut flowers from the netherlands infected with california insects. >> the netherlandgests this is because of its investigation in the shooting down of mh17 last year. russia bans the import of many european foods. in recent days it has been destroying embargoed products. less spectacular but perhaps more destructive is what is happening to russia's economy. official figures show there was a 4.6% contraction in the second quarter of 2015, compared to the same quarter of last year. now that follows a 2.2% contraction in the first three months of this year. there's no doubt about it, russia is in recession. of course this was widely expected. one has come as a bit of a shock, is that the contraction was slightly worse than analysts were predicting. >> in the second quarter, we saw that the real wages of the population continued to decline. also the retail was struggling, and in my view this was constraining consumption. >> reporter: the pressure of more than a year of western sanctions is playing a part in this. it is pulling the ruble back down to a dollar value not see

the netherlands suspects in is retaliation for the shooting of flight 17 in you cane. in response to sanctions. and the war in ukraine, russia pans the import of european foo foods. it's been distrig products seized from borders. less spectacular is what is happening to the economy. official figures show there was a 4.6" contraction compared to the same quarter as last year, following a 2.2 contraction. there's no doubt about it, russia is in recession. this was wide by expected. it has come as a bit of a shock that the contraction was slightly worse than analysts predicted. >> in the second quarter we saw that the real wages of the population continued to decline. also the retail end was struggling and this was constraining >>> consumption is playing a fart -- playing a part in this, pulling the ruble down to a value not seen since february. the government is saying that the worst is over, it doesn't seem to be yet >>> here is what is coming up next on al jazeera. why some of the poorest people in southern india say a landredistribution scheme failed them. and a letha

the way in which the netherlands, amsterdam and netherlands has managed to live with water and the wayyou can contrast that. i was hoping you could spend a minute or two explaining to us what the dutch did right. if new orleans had done over the proceeding decades, if new orleans had done what the dutch had done, would katrina had done what it did? >> that would go to the river if you talk about what the dutch would have done and would have warded off katrina. it would have been a national priority, not a local priority. >> why is it a national priority in the netherlands? >> half of this country is below sea level. as this has developed, not in the beginning, plenty, i think, the romans said it wasn't clear whether this was land or water so you had farmers living on a landscape that was mud and water and really the germans didn't want it so the dutch could live there and they worked together. and the foundation of their society was working together, you take your money, i take my money and together we're going to invest. >> this started literally 1,800 years ago? >> or longer as a cou

. >> these are freshly cut flowers from the netherlands infected with western california flour tips.rter: russia is testing all dutch flour reports for such beasts. though the netherlands suspects it's retaliation for its investigation in to the shooting down the flight mh17 over ukraine last year. in response to western sanctions, leveed for the annexation of crimea and the war in you croon, russia bans the imports of many european foods. in recent days it's been destroying embargo products seized at it's borders. less spectacular but perhaps more destructive. is what's happening to russia's economy. officials visuals just released so a 4.6% contraction in the second quarter of 2015. that follows a 2.2% contraction in the first three months of this year. there is no doubt about it, russia is in recession. of course this was widely expected. one has -- what has come as a bit of a shock is the contraction is slightly worse than analysts were predicting. >> in the second quarter we saw that the real wages of the population continued to decline, also the retail end was struggling and in

. >> pelley: today >> pelley: today, in the netherlands, a pair of construction cranes collapsed.oment was caught on camera. the cranes were hoisting a section of bridge when they toppled onto a row of apartments. one man was pulled out. it's not known yet whether anyone else is trapped.br it's a good thing donald charlesh brought his camera on a walk along the south african coast. otherwise, who would have believed that he saw dolphins surfing. 18 of them in all, riding the waves, of course, better than any human, and they do ity without boards. if seeing is believing, well have a look at this. australian daredevil robbie madison conquering the waves in tahiti on a dirt bike. he had it tricked out with fins and a waterproof engine.ot the other surfers seemed surprised as he darted past them and took on the swells, never wiping out. a robot's tour of america is derailed suddenly and violently. that story is next. want bladder leak underwear that moves like you do? try always discreet underwear and wiggle, giggle swerve and curve. with soft dual leak guard barriers and a discreet f

cranes crashing down in the netherlands. escape that happen on the ground. >> armed with guns swarm a home ready to catch a fugitive. man they are yelling out some stuff. they were in for quite the surprise when a familiar face answered the door. how they made a huge mistake. ♪ >> coming up this weekend on fox 29 weekend is your child take any medication as we head back to school we have the questions you need to ask your doctor. >> are you prepared for an emergency? we've got the five things that every household should have to make sure you're ready. >> we'll see you saturday and sun day mornings at 8:00 a.m. >> typhoon struck the u.s. commonwealth of the more than marry anna islands in the pacific ocean. people older island still have no water no electricity. 10 generators big ones are now headed to the region from the nearby island of guam guam to power water pumps four islands are home to about 50,000 people with sigh pan that big one taking the brunt of the storm. the i've of the typhoon is about 740 miles from taipei a

if you look at their trading partners, the netherlands, france, china is third. states comes forth. is germany paying more attention to china or the u.s.? richard: i think they are paying a lot of attention to china. they some more bmws in china -- sell more bmws in china than they do in the u.s. now. vonnie: berlin has accepted 800,000 asylum-seekers. is germany going to have to accept people from all over europe looking for work? richard: that is a great question. a lot of the asylum-seekers end up in places like greece and italy, given the geography. i'm sure there is a desire to spread the responsibility, but i don't see a lot of volunteers. tom: my basic take is that we don't understand germany as a general statement about americans. where is the zeitgeist of the country? have they moved on from the war? have they moved on from conrad? they moved on from helmut kohl? where is the nation? richard: i think they have in a lot of dimensions. i think angela merkel dimensions -- embodies the dynamic in germany. she is incredibly popular. she stakes out hawkish pos

switzerland, australia or netherlands. it's number three, netherlands. harrell them is about 20 minutes from amsterdam's harlem today. stuyvesant was a commander and leader. he had a wooden leg. he was in control in new york in honor of the duke of york. which of these things did not live in harlem? was it louis armstrong or marvin gay? it's a melting pot where cultures come to live. number three, marvin gay. he was born in washington d.c. he moved to detroit when he signed with motown records and did not live in harlem. we'll have to take a look at today's web winner. the web winner in 1926. don't forget to fill out to form at the end of the game and congratulations to all of the winners. good job. it was not easy and we'll be right back after the break. >> last look at the fabulous forecast. >> again, it's like the same old saturday picture. >> sun. >> what do you mean? the blue skies. not the actual s t but the effects of the sun. >> low humidity. the only problem is eastern ong island you may have clouds and umaybe a few showars. a little unsettled t

in the netherlands as they were trying to renovate a bridge. >> new at 6:00 p.m. aging and curoted. a traffic light comes down in san francisco. >> it could have been me at that light waiting to turn. >> why some say man's best friend is to blame and how officials are responding. my name is peter tran. i'm a gas service representative. i've been with pg&e nine years. as an employee of pg&e you always put your best foot forward to provide reliable and safe service and be able to help the community. we always have the safety of our customers and the community in mind. my family is in oakland, my wife's family is in oakland so this is home to us. being able to work in the community that i grew up in, customers feel like friends, neighbors and it makes it a little bit more special. together, we're building a better california. >> two cranes collapsed in the netherlands landing on a row of homes. it was captured on video and posted to youtube. they were renovating a bridge. they were hoisting a piece of the bridge into place when they fell over. a newspaper is reporting one person has be

. >> reporter: norman was returning home from a business trip to the netherlands to his home in southern france. >>> firefighters fight a fire on patterson lane and the adobe creek. there are no evacuations in place just yet. the t serks la fire burning between tracy and -- the tesla fire burning between tracy and livermore has burned 20,000 acres and is just 10% contained. crews are hoping to have it fully contained by monday. one building was destroyed, but no injuries have been reported. the jerusalem fire that's burned over 25,000 acres is now 98 percent contained. it's destroyed 26 home and 21 other buildings. its cause is still under investigation. all road closures and evacuations have been lifted. more than 250 wildfires are burning nationwide, and nearly 400,000 acres are being burned in washington state right now. it's become so severe that president obama has approved an emergency declaration to get more in federal resources. more than 3,000 firefighters are battling the flames in washington alone to save home and evacuate residents. >> they're committed. they're tired. they'r

japanese occupation and paid respects to victims of the war of independence fought against the netherlands after the end of japan's rule. south korea and began exercises amid tensions on the korean peninsula. personnel and 30,000 u.s. troops are taking part and stillating a response to a north korean attack. the exercises run through august 28th. north korea's national defense commission demanded they be cancelled and threatened what it calls a maximum military response if they go ahead. two south koreans were wounded by landmarks planted in the zone. south korea retaliated with loud speaker broadcast across the boarder criticizing the north. the broadcast will resume for the first time in over a decade. >>> people in okinawa have been living by the base. locals argue they are shoulders too much burden and many feel their voices aren't being heard in the rest of japan. [speaking foreign language] >> on stage is a group of comedians. they are raised and born and have issues for many people are anything but funny. the presence of u.s. military bas bases. he writes scripts and wants to highli

hemp products that the navy is that the time were made from imported hemp from places like the netherlands and italy and russia. and the government thought that if we could have a domestic source of hemp, it would put us in a better position to supply the things we needed for the military. >> fast-forward to the marijuana tax act of 1937, how is it that hemp and marijuana became the scene as the same thing? ms. rios: really, -- abernathy: -- one was for the birdseed industry, hemp seeds were a major part of the birdseed that was produced for use in this country. and then the other one was for use in paint products. things like the lawyer -- linoleum or paint thinners or things like that. and that was not really a tremendous industry on either one of those two, but the government with the 1937 tax act actually passed legislation that considered any part of the the sameplant to be regardless of whether it had any psychoactive ingredient like thc in it or not. so it is at that point that the two merged into one thing. before that, many people didn't even relies that hemp and marijuana were pa

the netherlands at 0.4 percent. the finnish economy contracted for the fourth consecutive quarter. germany is the main driver for growth in the eurozone. it's export sector remains healthy, even when facing the chinesee of a devalued currency. >> it means china can export worldwide at a cheaper rate. chinese products have been cheaper and goods from america will be more expensive in china. it is a handicap. >> germany's performance notwithstanding, forecast for growth in the eurozone this year revised.vised -- been >> let's get a check of the market action this friday. in the united dates, stocks trading higher this session -- united states, stocks trading higher this session. the dow jones currently up around .3%. the nasdaq and the s&p similarly up. second-quarter gdp data impacted european stocks at the close. all of the major indices ended the week in negative territory. index in athens was down over 1.5% at the close. let's get a check on some of the other business tories making headlines. -- stories making headlines. the flash crash trader is out on bail. wanted by the u.s. d

and that is the point in the netherlands. so we are planning the next challenge. and we know that this is a model work. and so we are launching the next challenge the official announcement comes as soon. the focus will be on the measurable and quantifiable impact. they are working, how much. for us it's five to 10%, for example. and once it is proven, suddenly think that you have a real business model happening. because this has been proven with the numbers. and it's a lot easier for them. we talked about employment and the until it comes back with being sustainable. and so also we will work on architecture because a lot of people think that it's extremely important to have some sort of common understanding of what is going on. so we will stop here and i will be happy to take any questions. >> any lessons learned so far and what did they take away a map. >> the market is huge and the opportunity is huge. everybody is trying to solve the problems in their local scale and use it to work together which is very important and the reason isn't as cost cutting technology

security patrols are beefed up on the high speed trains which link major cities in the netherlands to belgium and paris. as the story continues to unfold, depend on abc 7 news for all the updates. >>> a man died in fairfield today after being crushed by a military style armored vehicle. the man was riding on the front of the vehicle on abernathy road when it went down hill. he fell off, it ran him over. he did have permission to drive it. no one else was hurt. >> a two top democrats are taking unexpected breaks from their summer vacations, one is running for president, it's not clear what the other is doing, chuck sievertson has more. >> hillary clinton had expected to spend the rest of august off the campaign trail at the new york vacation home she's rending in the hamptons. now her campaign says she'll be stumping next week in key battleground states. her aids deny it's a change of plans. it comes as a cnn poll finds 56% of americans say mrs. clinton did something wrong with her private e-mails. up from 51% in march. it comes as joe biden interrupted his vacation in delaware for a s

of lombard street research and the focus on the netherlands. whether it is finland or the netherlands, these countries matter. olivia: of course. i'm thinking about deflation. that is the difference between nominalowth versus the level. what has changed? deflation. deflation is not unique to this quarter. what else happened in greece that was unique? was there a boost in tourism. was it a period of stability? jonathan: there was a lot of tourism. incraseased spending. people anticipating capital controls. tom: give is the update on greece. i'm like our audience, greece exhausted. make me care. hans: brussels will modify the agreement passed in athens late last night. 96 billion is the headline number. you may be can get germany voting on tuesday before angela merkel goes to brazil. if there is any sort of fly in the ointment on friday night, you're talking about a bridge loan, which is something they do not want. tom: quickly, nestle's reported greater earnings early in the week. can you say that europe is booming even if the politics and inter

one of the other teams is based in the netherlands. >> because we don't like it, but what we can do is the makers of these vibration there is a positive way. >> reporter: their idea is to take advantage of the vibration and flex in aircraft wings to generate power during flight. a team from china presents a way to use motion sensing technology to guide aircraft when taxiing at airports. finally the turn of the tokyo team. >> a mechanic asked me, do you know about body strikes? >> the secret lies in the formation used by the drones, fired in the shape of a rec ball. >> we have the solution. thank you very much. >> afterwards, the results are announced. >> the winner of the fly your ideas 2015 is -- team mozicon. [ cheers ] >> i thought any of the teams could have won. so i agreed with the results. >> at present, the use of drones at airports is closely regulated. even so, the organizers were highly impressed by the tokyo team's idea. >> i think it's cost a lot for the airlines. it costs a lot in the disruption of the operations, so if approaching it this way as i've never seen before. >

the fbi says the newlyweds planned to fly from mississippi to the netherlands and then on to turkey, they say that jean young and muhammad molalla confessed both graduated from mississippi state university. >>> a state of emergency could be lifted in ferguson, missouri, as protests turned peaceful last night. sunday night a man shot into a police van, they released a video showing the man grabbing a gun from his waist band, they were out numbered by officers in riot gear, no one was arrested. a large wild fire continues to spread in lake county, california, authorities have ordered more evacuations and many had just returned home after a different blaze threatened their home last week, this new fire sparked on sunday and has burned through 22 square miles and is only 5% contained. >>> police in los angeles are looking for a man that tried to kidnap two toddlers while they were playing outside. the suspect allegedly jumped a fence at an apartment complex and grabbed the 2 and 3-year-olds, and then their sister jumped into action screaming for help, everybody is safe but parents are wo

and afghanistan. 20 people have been injured after two cranes fell into buildings in the central netherlands. they were on a barge trying to position a new canal bridge when they toppled over. emergency crews are still searching the rubble for victim you're watching dw news live from berlin. greece's stock market suffered losses after being closed for five weeks. is it all bad news for the country's battered economy&scandal in the german championship after a driver is ordered to collide with other cars during the race. we'll be right back. he calls it a big step but he's waging a war on coal. back up to daniel now. i hear they're buying and selling stocks in greece again. >> that's exactly right. for more than five weeks investors were stuck after capital controls were introduced. but when trading began the market plunged immediately losing nearly a quarter of its worth. >> the athens exchanged open facing the free market. the first day of trading was a disaster. within minutes the benchmark index plunged 23% and the biggest losers were shares in greek banks. emergency loans are all that is

we have researchers in particular in the netherlands who now say the reason many women have blanketsbsolutely reena, she has a blanket usually underneath the desk every day. she usually doesn't have this many. today's an exception. but there's a reason for this. it's because the offices often call grate the temperature based on a formula that was developed in the '60s for a man that's 154 years old and wearing a suit in the office. >> so you mean our air conditioning is based on the "mad men" series. >> let's not go "mad men." but men are wearing suits. we weigh more so the temperature is adjusted for how we -- how our bodies need to react to that. what our bodies need, not for a woman who is in a shirt that doesn't have sleeves and a skirt, possibly. that's good stuff. >> so even our air-conditioning revolves around the men in the office. >> allegedly, according to this study, that is the case. >> so we've never left the "mad men "era. >> no, we left the "madmen" era. we've got a woman who is the best tennis player in the world and a woman leading for the white house right now. >> i

a low pressure area potent one across the netherlands seeing tornado watches reported out here and almost ping-pong ball-sized hail because of this storm system. now it's going to continue to track towards the east. severe weather threat still rather high out here. actually thunderstorms, large hail will continue to be a possibility even damaging winds gusting well over about 60 to 70 kilometers per hour and also continuing chance of tornados, not only here but also extending down there towards northern portions of italy you'll see thunderstorms flair up. you can see rome a high of 29. thundershowers in the forecast. moscow cool with a high of 22 but london only 18 with the cool air filtering in after the cold front pushed by on your monday. let's see what is going on here in the americas, as well. low pressure area actually centered here in ontario. really the big top piic because it's continuing to impact new england states and you can see thunderstorms coming out of this as it pushes to the east definitely out ahead. behind it things will cool off in really dry, chicago with a high of

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the netherlands and germany have been approved, so the next step is maybe a vote of confidence that maybe fundamental wing of the party is likely to support the government. they are likely to oppose a government could set up a new election. a new election in greece -- the current prime minister is still the most popular politician in greece. this political thing still has to sort itself out, but it looks like you'll have implementation and whether it short -- whether it sorts itself out is another story. greece is not going to be put on a path that leads to a stable growth. joe: we saw a long time of a difficult negotiation and it got easier. can they fulfill it? can they make it the next you -- few years? marc: they have already begun implementing it. there was a story about the greek government authorizing privatization, which is one of the key commitments. it is sort of like a reluctant imposition of this and i think it will be a catfight. when we think back to the settlement, we think the negotiation is over, but the agreement is just another stage in the negotiation process. alix: we

but across the rest of the french network, including passage through belgium amsterdam and the netherlandsthere is no security provisions. >> there has been a memo to regional leaders to raise the level of alert. in the meantime, bravely medals have been awarded to the american and french passengers who overpowered the man and franÇois hollande has invited them to the presidential palace. >> still to come on al jazeera, the u.s. said it believes isil ago second in command has been killed. full details ahead. and tragedies in air shows in britain as a plane comes down. >> a reminder of the top stories. stun grenades on the border. macedonia police intend to push back hundreds of refugees trying to cross from greece on its journey from northern europe. deadly explosion hits kabul at least 12 people have been killed and more than 100 injured. and the passengers who overpowered a heavily armed gunman in northern france are hailed at heroes. seven people have died after a jet crashed into several cars near an airshow in southern england. the fighter jet, which dates from the late 50s came down

that will bring rain showers and even thorls across parts of france and over towards the netherlands. storms producing frequent lightning out there. winds upward of about 100 kilometers per hour and even hail coming out of this one. storms over towards the balkan peninsula. but north of that sunny skies. take a look at vienna. warsaw, 30. do want to talk about americas. storms even down towards florida, flash flood threats for you. but in the west, temperatures going to be swinging back and forth here. some areas across the pacific northwest north of this front. 20s all the way through the rest of your week. showers for you. look at saskatchewan. feeling a little more fall-like. south of that, things continuing to heat up all the way through the weekend. 48 my goodness there in death valley saturday for your high. i'll leave with you the extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. welcome to the 150th episode of "native report." i'm stacey thunder. and i'm tadd johnson. 11 years ago we created "native report"

the rest of the french network, including trains that pass through belgium and amsterdam and the netherlands there are no such security provisions. >> a memo was sent to regional leaders to raise the level of alert around the sprains port network. in the middle east, the bravery medals have been awarded who over powered the man and french president franÇois hollande has invited them to the presidential palace in paris. >> and spencer stone, the man who first accosted the gunman, has left hospital. his finger was nearly severed when he tackled the gunman to the ground. now, we're getting reports that islamic state gunmen have killed 50 troops in iraq. the associated press news agency has quoted an official saying that's soldiers were killed in an ambush west of the iraqi capital baghdad. the u.s. said that isil's second in command mass been killed in an airstrike. al hayalai was killed in a car as he traveled on tuesday. >> he was over logistics and finances. his chain of command was confirmed by the white house, which released this statement. al hayali was an aisles council member and senior

. >> the flight was on its way to malaysia from the netherlands when it was shot down. all 298 on board were killed. the government says pro russian separatists shot down the plane but the separatists and russia insist the aircraft was downed by a ukrainian fighter jet rocket. a spokesperson for the dutch investigators say they have yet to make a causal connection between the fragments and the crash. experts will continue to investigate and aim to draw up a report by the year end. >>> fifa officials say a former director general of the international olympic committee will lead the effort to clean up world soccer's governing body. they say he will chair the 2016 fifa reform committee. he guided the ioc through its own governance reforms after bribery allegations in the bidding for the 2002 salt lake games. to restore the integrity and reputation of its governing body. fifa formed the panel after nine officials were indicted in may for corruption and other charges. most of these officials had fifa positions. >>> the u.s. attorney handling the investigation issued a warnin

the rest of the french network, including trains that pass through belgium and amsterdam and the netherlands there are no such security. >> they will raise the level of alert around the network. in the meantime the bravery medals have been awarded to the american and french passenger who is overpowered the man and president franÇois hollande has invited them to the presidential palace in paris. >> we'll be talking live to paul brennan in paris with more on that story. >>> em's second in command has been killed. full details still ahead. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. >> stun grenades and batons on the border to push back refugees trying to cross greece o

and trash in old city this after the social experiment made its way through can darks germany and netherlands and just last week new york city. >> new york new york city! it went to new york city no it's here in philadelphia and gets destroyed. >> i'm upset, represent you. >> the hitchbought posted photos in boston and new york and the only thing more tatter and the only thing more tattered than hitchbot is philadelphia's reputation. >> it's been all over the world and welcome to philly let us kill you. >> it just showed don't >> it just showed don't hitchhike in philadelphia. >> researchers are not going to fill a police report or try to find vandal they want to focus on the good that hitchbot did. in old city, jeff chirico "channel 6 action news". >> more to come on "action news" it hit fast and furious a sudden ep storm in midwest collapses dome, uprooted tent enforcing evacuation of outta outdoor concert venue and california's biggest wildfire grows to twice the size of san francisco. >> and coming up on "action news" at 11 tomorrow a local politician admitted to embellishing military ser

a high tech hitchhiker had visited germany, canada, the netherlands before embarking on his newest journey two weeks ago. one person, that's all it took. >> that's not too nice. >> what a friendly segue into >> poor robot. >> do something with that, lee. >> i don't know. not much i can do. >>> go ahead and get outside and look at a nicer forecast as hours. got clouds around as we look at threatening skies off to the north. some building clouds up there toward the george washington, the hudson valley and into the catskills. our temperature at 87, partly sunny skies, southwest wind about 17 to 25 miles an hour. here's a planner, we will have clouds around during the evening hours, 80s dropping into the upper 70s, the humidity is actually spiking during the overnight, so there can actually be a little thunderstorm that probably flares up over parts of the area during the overnight. don't be surprised to see that and then some clouds may be left over from that in the early morning hours, we will start out the day around 75 or so. so clouds may be -- maybe even a shower east of new york city le

this video was recorded in the netherlands today. slowly, one fell, and then the other. both toppled on to four homes and two businesses. at least one person was taken to the hospital. the dutch safety board is now investigating. >>> the video released today shows a young disabled boy shackled in a classroom. it was in an elementary school in kentucky. an 8-year-old's hands were placed behind his back. the officer said he did it because the child tried to hit him during an outburst. a lawsuit was filed. the same thing happened to a little girl. >> that's hard to watch. >>> the father of the bat boy who died after getting struck in the head with a bat spoke for the first time. he was happy about being part of the time and talked about having no remorse or anger. he got hit in the head by a practice swing. >> i don't want nobody to blame anyone for this, because it's nothing that -- i got so much love for them all. for what happened, it just -- it happened. >> the players also remembered kaiser for his hard work and smile. a spokesperson for the national baseball congress

historical core of the eu includes its founding member states -- france, germany, belgium, the netherlands, luxembourg, and italy. the european union started as an agreement between these countries to secure supplies of steel and coal within the block. it was seen as an economic plan and a piece project when the countries signed the first agreements. european countries grew closer, but in the 1990's, the current finance minister post the question why shouldn't the core countries integrate then member nations with more reservations? then, there's been much discussion about having two separate speeds of integration, mostly with regard to the common currency. >> we effectively have european integration occurring at varying speeds. we have two nations like britain and denmark who said we won't get involved with the euro. that may increase that we must allow the eu to take on more responsibilities. reporter: greece's current financial woes have dampened optimism in brussels. david cameron is not interested. he says if there were a core eu, britain would stay on the sidelines. mr. cameron: i thi

jar is probably from england or the netherlands. we find bricks, architectural bricks. a little bit of copper. this copper was brought in to trade with the indians. scrap copperof from our archaeological features here because they brought so much with them. this is all scrap, all waste from the early 1600s. a little bone knife handle that is from a little paring knife. knifes the kind of little you would see in a dutch still life on the side of the plate. a lot ofalso find bones. i don't have an example here. i don't know why. we find lots of animal bones here at jamestown as well. the artifacts are placed in these racks. this is a bone from a sturgeon. they were prolific in the 17th century. when they sponsor, they were about nine or 10 years old or older. -- spawned aboutt age, they provided 600 pounds of meat because they were about nine or 10 feet long. we also find quite a bit of limestone from bermuda that was used in the ships from bermuda .s ballast it was used architecturally once it arrived at the island. and oyster shell is another commonly found material at

picture this - national geographics best photo of the >>> rescuers in the netherlands are searching for survivors after a pair of cranes on pontoons collapsed while working on a bridge. they fell on to a row of buildings, flattening apartments ands shops. authorities are using dogs to search for survivors. >>> united airlines says anyone that kills an ma'ams find another -- animals, find another way to get your trophy home. they would not protect ivan malls. >> a doctor allegedly shot an animal in april. last month cecil the lion was killed by a dentist in minister >>> personal drones disrupted flights over the weekend. four different passenger planes reported that drones flew too close to them. they were in new york and new jersey one of the planes had to turn to avoid hitting the unmanned device. the the f.a.a. banned drone use within five miles of airports. for 27 years, nation hall gee brask held a con -- geographic held a contest for people to send in their images. >> reporter: the winning pictures from the "national geographic" traveller contest takes you on a journey, from a mon,