and in the netherlands since the thirteenth century. they had a radical impact on the country driving its economic growth industrial mills processed paint or sawed wood. the polder windmills pump water out of low areas and help to drain the land once underwater much of the netherlands lies below sea level if not for these mills some regions wouldn't even exist. by the night nineteenth century there were some ten thousand mills around the country now only about twelve hundred survive among them are water mills generally in the south of the country. special about this mill is a combination of having bought a cord mill oil mill so therefore the water water mill was equipped with two water wheels. and the mill is using water as a source of energy so. that water into rotational imo. this mill near eindhoven was first built in the thirteenth century by monks. has been coming here since he was a little boy he descends from a family of millers who have been looking after the milk for decades now. over the years he's learned how to operate it an

today only about fifty of the netherlands millers are professional the other fifteen hundred work on a volunteer basis if they didn't most of the mills would stand idle. but the volunteers run them at least a few days a week. to be managed or. you get younger and younger people and that's good because it will. at least maintain for. the mill don't grow. so it will be totally. understood the tour takes over or his troops last going. so we have to. do crafts so that the good people in the. mills have operate. and in the netherlands since the thirteenth century they had a radical impact on the country driving its economic growth industrial mills processed meat or sawed wood. the polder windmills pump water out of low areas and help to drain the land once underwater much of the netherlands lies below sea level if not for these mills some regions wouldn't even exist. by the nick nineteenth century there were some ten thousand mills around the country now only about twelve hundred survive among them are water mills generally in the south of the country. special about this mill it's a combi

in the netherlands altruistic strangers are also allowed to donate a kidney so would be recipients go in search of a donor themselves via facebook i put it on the go on facebook on sunday and by a wednesday it was fifty five thousand. simply. a friesian village in northern holland. playing outdoors with his dog is one of the few things in life that i'm at home i can still enjoy usually he feels exhausted that's because his kidneys are failing his body is poisoning itself unless he receives a donor organ in the long run he will not survive. picking up his daughter from school is sacred to him lama one seven year old moderate to grow up as normally as possible. ban it. you know marriage is a child and she should enjoy a childhood i don't want to burden her with my illness and my problems. i try to be a strong father for her for heart and instead of a bump on the dying. needs a healthy kidney as is customary a donor was first sought in his family circle among his friends and acquaintances but without success. the forty year old is now registered with euro transplant a foundation which fa

and when the want to think when you and what they call you when the prime minister of the netherlands. told me that i can go to netherlands to see the tulips but i cannot see the turkish people how can you define that rich rich stand that with democratic seats that country reached their rooms no one can decide where there's another sovereignty sovereignty no it is not it is not it is when when when the when there is a case such cases you can criticize any country when there is this isn't going to says and does not vicious you know it's not as he wishes it is vicious it is no it is not it's not that you this is how you do your people know this is diplomacy your hairstyle is it you have your own you have your own understanding of democratic and when you. while the democratic stand that you said it is so and so how can you try to teach democracy to turkey then who gives you the right then if you have if you think that you have the right to criticize turkey for this and that you should also accept that i can criticize any country when they while a democratic standard you have to evaluate

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serge human from a number of countries such as belgium the united states and the netherlands are mobilizing and launching a national inquiry commissions on sexual abuse within the church. all victims are listened to and the spotlight has fallen on the responsibility of the bishops. so let us pray may the vatican order a world wide inquiry commission. so that past scars maybe he'll let me still have faith in the future.

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might home now from the netherlands urgently needs a new kidney. but it's hard finding a donor with the right match. so he's taken matters into his own hands on social media. will he find the right donor in time. dying to live organ donation the a facebook. the next d.w. . say. your max case makes highlights. buzy and least cautious celebrates its seventy of most a. dying devens click on stations photographing tribute to fallen. spectacular and stylish a farmhouse in iceland's best fjords. euro max in sixty minutes on d w. crimes against humanity civilians become witnesses and for. their recorded images travel around the globe via social media. but what is propaganda fiction and what is fact of digital investigators comb through the flood of images they combine sources try to reconstruct what happened and substantiate. claims of privacy. forensics between bits and bytes. truth detectives starts june thirtieth on t.w. . throughout europe thousands of kidney patients are urgently waiting for a donor organ but many countries of the european union do n

you might have fight to see them though, is one of the netherlands‘ though, it‘s one of the netherlandsvisitors last year. the busiest days are friday through sunday so get there for opening at 9am, early in the week, to beat the crowds. if you don‘t want to see great works of art, how about the tiny wonders of micropia. it is the world‘s first museum dedicated to microbes, single—cell organisms which live all around us, and includes this body scanner which will give you an intimate look at the microbes living inside you. look at all those! let‘s look in the large intestine. there is a lot. nearly 99% of all bacteria in the body live in your intestines. and every august, there is the grachtenfestival, running for more than 20 years, which is a ten—day event staging classical music around the canals. you will have your pick of 250 performances in 90 venues with the highlight being a free concert staged on a pontoon. next this week, our travels take us to north africa, to one city more famous for its hats than anything else. but fez in morocco has another claim to fame which makes places

this week we are in the netherlands‘ capital amsterdam, battling the city's monster crowds. the canals are really narrow and those areas are completely overcrowded. we have lentils, chickpeas, these fried onions... chomping our way around cairo. and listen up — the best tech for your ears to take on holiday. if you say mandarin, it will play in my ear in english. i'm excited. it has long been known as venice of the north. with its colourful i7th—century houses, network of canals and bridges, and picturesque old city centre, it is not surprising that amsterdam has become a favourite with tourists. it is an explosion of tourists. we have our quiet times in the past, but now we don't have quiet times anymore, tourists are the whole year round. one study claims that numbers have shot up from 11 million in 2005 to around 18 million annual visitors. that is a lot of people in a city ofjust 850,000 residents. so how do locals feel about this constant influx of tourists? we have seen that it has really risen in popularity in the last few years, and the streets are small, the canals

the joint investigation team includes the netherlands belgium australia malaysia and ukraine. the body cooperates with other states but russia's only been allowed limited involvement. ukraine was quick to blame russia for the tragedy however the final report does not directly blame russia for the crash. investigators concluded the book was driven in from russia and returned across the border after the launch that was based on intercepted telephone conversations witness statements photographs and videos posted on social media but the accuracy of such evidence remains questionable. several mainstream media outlets and prominent politicians also didn't hesitate to pin the blame on russia even before the investigation reached any conclusions many reports used questionable evidence from amateur investigators like belling cat who used social networks and open internet sources to try and decipher what happened. it is news headlines and updates on our top stories for you in half an hour. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn.

mane, there are 45,000 in the netherlands.e, there are 16,000 nautical mile journey will be complete. the finish line is almost inside. tom rowett, bbc news encarta. that's all the sport for now. celebrity chefs jamie oliver, nigella lawson and gordon ramsay and us president donald trump are among those to pay tribute to anthony bourdain after the tv host died, aged 61. a renowned chef, food critic and writer hosted shows including the layover and parts unknown. he was found dead in a hotel room in france. his employer, cnn, says he took his own life. here he is speaking about his life in 2015 while launching his book medium raw. i'm the worst person in the world to look to for a message. i'm a bad role model, i'm a bad advocate. if anything, the book's about mixed emotions, a continuing argument with myself on a lot of issues, coming to terms with how i've changed and how the restaurant industry i wrote about in kitchen confidential has changed. so the message — conflicted. anthony bourdain, who has died at the age of 61. can

the joint investigation team includes the netherlands belgium australia malaysia and ukraine. the body cooperates with other states but russia's only been allowed limited involvement. ukraine was quick to blame russia for the tragedy however the final report does not directly blame russia for the crash. investigators concluded the book was driven in from russia and returned across the border after the launch that was based on intercepted telephone conversations witness statements photographs and videos posted on social media but the accuracy of such evidence remains questionable. several mainstream media outlets and prominent politicians also didn't hesitate to pin the blame on russia even before the investigation reached any conclusions many reports used questionable evidence from amateur investigators like belling cat who used social networks and open internet sources to try and decipher what happened. are the very latest news headlines for you and updates on our top stories in half an hour. well we'll come twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeep

after duty in the netherlands. he had a top- secret security >>> an air force fugitive is in custody in solano county, 35 years after he mysteriously disappeared. captain william howard used vanished in 1983 after duty and the netherlands. he had top security clearance and authorities caught up with him last week during a passport fraud investigation and it turns out that he had been living here in california under the fake name of barry o'beirne. he told authorities he was depressed about being in the air force and left. he now is under arrest in fairfield, facing charges of diversion -- facing charges of desertion. >>> a fleet of self driving taxis will be rolled out by waymo. kris van cleave is going to talk more about this. >> reporter: i will monitor the vehicle remotely. >> reporter: the remote driver is a few miles away in the silicon valley office. california is one of five states allowing self-driving cars to be on the road without a safety driver if they have a system in place for a human to take over rem

the prototype from the netherlands comes to a halt halfway down the road to. the next team is from mit the renowned massachusetts institute of technology. they're the favorites today everyone expects them to win. that part also stops halfway. now the team from munich they wish the levitation would have worked but they're determined to still get as far as possible down the test track the amount of friction the pod generates in the chub will make all the difference. to the rest is out of the hands. of the prototype gets off to a good start. it's the only part to reach the end of the tax structure. is not quite the speed of sound but it's enough to win the speed category. as well as the long war it was a run of glory when one of the main prizes really just i'm speechless. it's really great. the prize for the fasters prototype goes to the team from munich. the hyperloop standard chance in europe to lose is an important center of technology in the city has a lively startup scene it's part of a french high tech initiative that provides support to innovative companie

germany, the netherlands, the u.s.? >> i would say that.f you look at the u.k., that is where funding circle started. we are one of the largest, one of the larger homegrown technology companies here, so we do probably find it easier to hire brexit or no brexit, than markets like the u.s. are germany or the netherlands. we certainly haven't seen as big of an impact. for us, we still see a lot of talent wanting to work with us and try and build a better financial world. >> that has to be somewhat helped when the government shines a light on the u.k. system, as they have done this week. we are hearing from theresa may, saying more private capital coming into the tech sector in the u.k., more focus on visas for entrepreneurs. is this too little too late or a positive step? >> i was at a roundtable today with the prime minister and the chancellor, and they took well over one hour out of their day when we know there's all sorts of brexit votes going on in the house of commons. what it reinforced for me is the deep commitment the u.k. government h

we have six trees tweeting in the netherlands belgium and here in brandenburg. we plan to add more trees from the north and south of that we can figure out which species are best equipped to deal with dryness at each location in the income. the team also has another project examining the effects of dryness on young trees. this year the researchers have planted spruce saplings from a range of different regions in the outdoor stress test lab here one group is exposed to such extreme levels of dryness that some start to die a comparison group are kept well watered the researchers examine the water content of the saplings and their photosynthesis activity to establish it which point the plants start to die there's a reason why the researchers are using young trees. were experimenting with samplings because they represent the next generation of forests . if the forests don't regenerate there won't be a next generation. we've identified that the provenance of the spruces meaning the region they come from plays a major role. as you can see this one here can cope much b

it is 110w germany and the netherlands. it is flow across germany and the netherlands.ave some heavy downpours pushing towards north—west england. mainly away towards the coast. further inland it should be dry. lots of sunshine in the southern counties, a better day today. sunshine between the showers elsewhere. this is where we will see those nasty thunderstorms. they will be slow—moving. don't treat the position too literally. a few gutted showers and thunderstorms in northern ireland as well. —— scattered showers. it does look like the worst of the storms will be on the worst of the storms will be on the eastern side of the pen —— pennines. into tonight the storms continue for a time but they will largely fade away. still likely to see some rain at times. turning increasingly misty in northern and eastern scotland, down into eastern counties of england too. fresher in the south compared to what we've had of late. a lovely day for many and sunday will stop a small chance of a shower in the isles of scilly and cornwall. more cloud in northern ireland but the chance of

four yea rs later the netherlands in the final.heir first two matches of the tournament and exited at the group stage. this tournament promises to be like no other for spanish like no otherfor spanish players and supporters. the country is still in the midst of political tensions surrounding the catalan independence debate and we have seen those tensions spilling into football here in britain with manchester city manager pep guardiola charged by the fa for the yellow within the wares to show support for his fellow catalans. it to show support for his fellow catala ns. it is to show support for his fellow catalans. it is awkward for the national team because one of their keep players, defended gerard pique, who is famously from barcelona, publicly went out to vote in the band independence referendum last 0ctober band independence referendum last october and he has written about the dilemma he faces over his national identity in a lengthy blog post for the players tribune magazine. he says playing for spain was his dream since he was

like the millers craft it's alive and well in the netherlands. home in thirty minutes. or so. t.v. smarter with the t w force more to play what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary. to decide what's on sunday morning that john comes more t.v. . entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful looks as if p.r. director james comey was always pretty well known for window charm fired him last year in who's the he's for free to measure of me this week he's my guest here in berlin where he's promoting a book even as he faces new challenge using insubordination so what's the truth of the conflict zone come from doing the powerful song t.w. . plane. plane. plane. visit is due to me news coming to you live from berlin we take a look at the candidates challenging president represents high of urgent warning turkey's election on sunday a help to break his fifteen year i ring grip on power as opposition parties gain honor to one in the polls. also going up on the show there was plenty of excite.

i am from the caribbean, griffin the netherlands, how do you see this movement? but at the end of my time in the netherlands i remember once that if you are do not confront but it was immigration coming from the middle east. if you do not create then we call that colonial racism. so i want to hear your opinion so building with that type of danger that and the relationship between that really the beginning but nationally there was a movement that with those other european countries at the very beginning with those nationalistic movements and how they keep coming. and then to say did you see at that time and from those taking place? thank you very much. i'm not sure if i can get your question if not ask me again. so for me the whole product emerging from the reconciliation commission. to look at the history of what has happened. and then where those community truth telling shows the idea the narrative history many people have that moment of the multicultural moment with that violent racism the whole time. and that we were doing something else. transnational bipolar

life to it in fact as independent diplomat we're very active on that front we definitely see the netherlands as an example scandinavian countries canada but also latin american countries are coming to the fore several african countries are also quite active south africa's very active at their human rights council it's not a it's not because the u.s. withdrew that all of a sudden we have an implosion of that system it's actually very much still alive just like the paris agreement is very much alive and we. seen that countries do step up and this is going on i'm going to interrupt you there which our policy is because there are a couple of other points that i do want to get to as we head towards the end of the program mohammed in washington are there other organizations other agreements that the united states may yet still withdraw from. well i think the window is open because trump remains a dogmatic leader who is on to establishment alliance auntie global he is the known global president of the entire history basically he wants to push america as far as he could from the rest of the world so

if you have management in the uk and germany and netherlands, a lot will be scrapped and they will behat helps for tax reasons but it is also halfway between germany and the ukfor also halfway between germany and the uk for political reasons. the boss of tata steel was on the conference call i heard and was asked about brexit and if the uk cannot get a decent deal and he said he wants to be able to easily move products and people across borders. he was asked if he did not get that. he said that would be a sorry state of affairs, which is a diplomatic way of putting it, if brexit does not work out. adding donald trump and his worry, you steel was due to be sold in the us, now it is too expensive and it will potentially be devoted to europe and forced down prices here. steel dumping again. chinese made steel and asian made steel heading for the us but diverted to europe and sold below the home market. water companies across the uk are warning customers to urgently reduce how much they use, amid increased demand during the current heatwave. the first hose pipe ban to be introduced in nor