50 behind overcoming that concern in the netherlands?— the netherlands? so first...s? so first... the vaccine that has been _ the netherlands? so first... the - vaccine that has been recommended and that has been given here in the netherlands is a vaccination programme for 12—18 —year—olds, which started in the first week of july. uptake is very high at the consideration was one, it is important first of all to look at this benefit for the children themselves. and then obviously the vaccines have been linked in rare cases, one in 10,000, one on 100,000, with incidences like myocarditis, but we should realise that the same associations have been made with covid itself, so... what may be associated with the vaccine is also associated with the virus itself, that is one important thing. and the same pertains to rare instances of systemic inflammation with children. now, the other important issue and the first discussion was that this risk benefit may, even for the children themselves, actually be positive and then on top of that we have the discussion of what does it do

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and i've also off his excellency by kindly to, to agree to the relocation of the netherlands embassy from couple to doha. so the king of the miller can remain effective, be in touch and resume its work in the optimal manner. last but not least, we've also discussed all the progress made on issues of neighbor rice working conditions, getting ready for the world cup. and i can only wish the state of cup and, and everyone here that's worked so hard that will come, will become a very good success and will speak to the progress made under the leadership of the thank you. thank you. chicago to come now and the leadership of as exigency. the me i would like to ask about the humanitarian conditions on the ground. the gun is then of the former parliament member has joined her family members here in the ha, especially. we need a brief on the conditions of women for now bracing for an uncertainty in the future with the latest statements made by taliban. once again is women's rights. as an item listed on the agenda of international play. as also with respect to the negotiations taken place with

now, their relatives give harrowing testimony to a court in the netherlands.ranslation: ijust couldn't stop |crying until i woke up screaming, | months and months on end, every night, over and over again. waiting for the chance to eat — concern grows that millions could go hungry as myanmar edges towards civil war. translation: donors came to us yesterday. | they gave us four kilos of rice and a crate of eggs, enough for us for two days or so. after that, i don't know how we'll get food. i can't sleep at night. and in what's described as a "miracle rescue", a three—year—old boy — missing in australian bushland since friday — is found alive. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 6am in the morning in singapore and 2.30am in the morning in afghanistan, where the taliban say they're now in full control of the country after seizing the panjshir valley, the last area of armed resistance. the taliban have released a video of their flag being raised in the centre of the provincial capital. but the leader of the resistance fighters ha

17 was shot down over eastern ukraine seven years ago give harrowing testimony to a court in the netherlandsth just eight weeks to go until the next crucial climate summit — we look at the challenges on the agenda. and the actor, michael k williams — who starred in the american crime drama, the wire — welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the taliban claim they've captured the final afghan province not yet under their control. they released a video on social media showing their flag being raised at the governor's compound in panjshir province. the leader of the local resistance fighters has accused the west of allowing the taliban to advance and called for a national uprising against the taliban. as the fighting dies down, the un's humanitarian envoy has arrived in kabul for talks with the country's new leadership. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports from kabul. a white flag of victory, the taliban flag. the centre of the scenic panjshir valley. this last redoubt of armed opposition, now claimed by the taliban. "god is great," their fighters cry

here in the netherlands we have our national health council, who. .. to actually start the vaccination programme and the minister followed that advice. one of the concerns or the main concern cited over here is the risk of myocarditis among young people. that is what is behind the hesitation in the decision not to recommend. what was the thinking behind overcoming that concern in the netherlands? so first... the vaccine that has been recommended and that has been given here in the netherlands is a vaccination programme for 12—18—year—olds, which started in the first week ofjuly. uptake is very high and the consideration was one, it is important first of all to look at the risk—benefit for the children themselves. and then obviously the vaccines have been linked in rare cases, one in 10,000, one on 100,000, with incidences like myocarditis, but we should realise that the same associations have been made with covid itself, so... what may be associated with the vaccine is also associated with the virus itself, that is one important thing. and the same per

a necessary defensive measure against rising tides, especially in low-lying netherlands. >> the needches -- nations that is adjusting to a climate. it is hoped that the european weather has raced the sense of urgency. -- raised the sense of urgency. >> it is changing a little bit. >> a little bit might not be enough? >> i have some hope it is changing and i have some hope that it could be good on that. the credibility of the richer countries is at stake. >> with allies on glasgow in november, developing nations says failure is not an option because livelihoods of billions of people are already at risk. putting offices may work four country 20 netherlands -- a floating office may work for countries like the lizzo lens -- the netherlands. >> a star of the golden age of cinema has died of the age of 88. he was a symbol of rebellion -- a face of rebellion. and look back at his life -- and a look back at his life. -- a look at his life. >> the french actor's charm captivated moviegoers and made him one of the stars of french cinema's new wave. he worked with many of france's most famous d

airliner was shot down over rebel—held eastern ukraine are testifying at a murder trial in the netherlandsthree russians and one ukrainian national are accused of downing flight mh-i7, in 2014. a court in belarus has given lengthy prison sentences to two key opposition figures who lead protests against president lukashenko last year. judges found maria kolyes—nikova and maxeem znaak guilty of extremism and plotting to seize power. the us and the uk have condemned the sentencing. more than 9 million children in england,

17 was shot down over eastern ukraine seven years ago give harrowing testimony to a court in the netherlandswaiting for the chance to eat — concern grows that millions could go hungry — as myanmar edges towards civil war. and countdown to completion — it's one of the biggest restoration projects of a british landmark building — four years on big ben, has finally got its hands back! live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news, it's newsday. hello and thanks forjoining us — the taliban say they're now in full control of the country after seizing the panjshir valley, the last area of armed resistance. the taliban have released a video of their flag being raised in the centre of the provincial capital. but the leader of the resistance fighters has called for a national uprising. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet has the latest from kabul. a white flag of victory, the taliban flag. the centre of the scenic panjshir valley. this last redoubt of armed opposition, now claimed by the taliban. "god is great," their fighters cry. in kabul today, the taliban spokesman had a messa

but as he became the 1st to stand trial in this special tribunal in the netherlands, sally, most of or rejected the charges telling the judge i am not guilty of accounts brought here before me by this gustavo office, was you to get support me in april 9, 10909 most f o was a commander in the rebel kosovo liberation army. the kaylay. the prosecution says he was responsible for the torture of at least 6 people, and the murder of one person attention compounds. it says the victims were accused by cause of those ethnic how banyan rebels of collaborating with serbs or not supporting the kaylay these people, they were not enemies of the state of kosovo. they were not spies. they were fellow community members. innocent, kosovar, albanians whose only crime was to be viewed for one reason or another as an impediment to the k l. a. in certain of its leaders. the cause of a war is believed to have killed more than 13000 people. it ended in 1999 after the nato alliance carried out 11 weeks of air strikes against serbian forces. a former deputy prime minister and 5 top former serbian military and p

the first such memorial in the netherlands dedicated to a dark chapter in the country's history.ation: this monument confronts us with the _ translation: this monument confronts us with the criminal i confronts us with the criminal murder of thousands, murdered for no other reason than their identity. in doing so, the monument also demands accountability. accountability early as to whether more should be done during the war years to save those who were murdered. the netherlands was occupied much of the second world war with three quarters of the country's jewish with three quarters of the country'sjewish population country's jewish population killed, country'sjewish population killed, most by the nazis but some by local collaborators, a difficult legacy to deal with and the king met with some of the survivors, fitted next to the survivors, fitted next to the wall where the victims peoples names were inscribed. translation: i peoples names were inscribed. translation:— translation: i thought it was emotional- _ translation: i thought it was emotional. i— translation: i thought it

to see the leader there, went to the netherlands to see the leaderthere, but went to the netherlandsin defence and what does that lead to? —— start to take more responsibility. it is part of the brexit debate, but there isn't really a lot of science of progression from it being an idea to implantation. there are certainly people, and macron is the main one, that are keen on the idea. serra; that are keen on the idea. sorry about the _ that are keen on the idea. sorry about the grenfell _ that are keen on the idea. sorry about the grenfell tower, i that are keen on the idea. sorry| about the grenfell tower, expert saying it —— a story about the grenfell tower, expert saying it needs to be taken down because it poses a danger to the surrounding area. it is an emotional issue for relatives and survivors.— area. it is an emotional issue for relatives and survivors. yes, and it is obviously _ relatives and survivors. yes, and it is obviously a _ relatives and survivors. yes, and it is obviously a psychological - relatives and survivors. yes, and it is obviously a psychological stain i is

this are coming from the netherlands. at least 2 people have been killed in a stopping incident in the city of all mellow to others are injured, including the knife wielding a tucker who has been arrested. according to dutch media, the police earlier fired shots while detaining the suspect, who also fired a.

king of the netherlands will be hoping he is not the only dutchman who can wear a crown at the end ofights, fireworks and dancing has closed the paralympic games injapan. great britain's athletes finished second in the medal table — winning 124 medals, including 41 golds. andy swiss reports from tokyo. last but definitely not least. britain's final medal of the games was one of its most emotional. a badminton bronze for a tearful krysten coombs. earlier there had also been bronze in the wheelchair basketball. the british team finished with 124 medals across a record 18 sports — and with their leader full of praise. how would you sum up what this team have achieved? history—making. they've ripped up the stats and we put a marker down in terms of the depth of talent. and we are very, very proud of what we've achieved out here in tokyo. and so the end of a successful games for britain and an unprecedented one for the paralympics. despite being postponed for a year and held during the pandemic, tokyo 2020 has finally reached the finish line. amid a colourful closing ceremony, the british

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they come from canada, the united states, the u.k., germany, indonesia, australia and the netherlands time has ben allocated to ensure the gravity of their personal loss is reflected in these criminal proceedings. along with the anger and frustration among the families remaining fears they will not get justice and those behind the attacks will never take responsibility. a verdict is expected next year. >> the search for answers there. president biden will be in new york city and new jersey on tuesday seeing for himself the damage done by the flash flooding at the tail end of hurricane ida. at least 50 people died in the northeast. help policymakers respond to extreme weather will be the topic of a major climate summer -- climate summit in glasgow. >> year after year, the countries of the world have gathered for huge conferences on climate change. i have seen how a few have gone badly wrong like in copenhagen in 2009. delegates walked out amid confusion and a lack of progress. the first challenge is to make sure there are steep and rapid cuts in emissions of the gases heating the plane

airliner was shot down over rebel—held eastern ukraine are testifying at a murder trial in the netherlandsthree russians and one ukrainian national are accused of downing flight mh-i7, in 2014. a court in belarus has given lengthy prison sentences to two key opposition figures who lead protests against president lukashenko last year. judges found maria kolyes—nikova and maxeem znaak guilty of extremism and plotting to seize power. the us and the uk have condemned the sentencing. more than 9 million children in england, wales and northern ireland are back at school this week. the uk government says the number of coronavirus cases will be monitored carefully. cases in scotland have risen since the school term began in the middle of august. our education editor branwenjeffreys has spent the day in east sussex , as children return to the classroom. good morning. good morning, millie. a welcome to soothe any new—term nerves. good morning, archie. for dolphin class, a return to familiar routines. here, they don't talk about catch—up, though there will be extra help. how many more do we need to a

netherlands imposed a 10 day quarantine for americans.e us a sense of where we can go without restrictions and who is asking for what. johnny: the eu last week dropped a bombshell that everyone knew was coming, that they were going to close up the eu, or recommend it. there is 27 nations in the eu, so they don't cap ago verbatim by what they are saying. for italy, they are saying you have to be either vaccinated or have a negative test and even vaccinated travelers have to have a negative test. netherlands are saying you have to quarantine. sweden is like, sorry, you can't come in. norway is saying no americans right now. it is up to each country. spain, you can go in. you have to keep checking no matter where you are going because it is changing every day. kristen: don't assume that just because one european country says this, the others will say the same. given the restrictions, a lot of people are looking to hawaii, which is the mystic. you have the governor saying we are running out of icu beds, please don't, right now. tell us about

they are going to sell in the netherlands. deutsche telekom to sell t-mobile netherlands for an enterprise value 5.1 billion euros so this is a bit of a move. we will see how that trades on the morning open. tom: 5.9 billion u.s. dollars and they had a number of bids for this part of the business but a significant selloff for deutsche telekom out of their dutch business. manus. manus: it goes over to a new vehicle, telecom holdings. let's get the first word news from simone foxman. she is very much present. she is in doha. simone. simone: thanks. it's johnson will announce his long-awaited plan to read from social care later today. he risks a major dispute over a tax rise that could hit young people the hardest. he confirms a 10 billion pound increase in national insurance payments would break a pledge in the conservative party's 2019 election manifesto. prosecutors in the northern chinese city have dropped their case against a former alibaba manager accused of sexual assault by a subordinate. they say the man's behavior did n

was war to break away from serbia, has gone on trial at a special court in the netherlands. it's the 1st case being heard by the casa both specialist chambers. and as the dean barbara now reports, it said to be the 1st of many involving ethnic albanian rebels. he's accused of terrible crimes during kosovo war for independence from serbia in the late 900 ninety's. but as he became the 1st to stand trial in this special tribunal in the netherlands, sally most, if a rejected the charges are telling the judge, i am not guilty of accounts brought here before me by this gustavo office, was you to get up with me in april 999 most f o was a commander in the rebel kosovo liberation army. the kaylay. the prosecution says he was responsible for the torture of at least 6 people and the murder of one person at a detention compound. it says the victims were accused by cause of those ethnic how banyan rebels of collaborating with serbs or not supporting the kaylay these people, they were not enemies of the state of kosovo. they were not spies. they were fellow community members. innocent k

available in the netherlands for about $3.50 each.at abbott makes our $25, in the uk they are free from the national health service. the netherlands, prebook's. singapore is giving them. how important is it to bring down the cost and scale up availability? >> it's the most crucial thing we can do right now. to scale up availability is when i have been calling for for over a year. i'm glad that people are now starting to see with their own eyes what exactly these tests are. and we can give these two massive numbers, scale them so that each american can have access to these, on an ongoing basis, and help us get through this pandemic. these tests can be produced, especially the rapid antigen tests, they can be produced for very little money. we are seeing across the globe that they are actually selling for one or $2. usually, that's with government subsidies. we could be doing that in the united states here as well. >> yeah. and i read that somewhere per unit price cost is about 80 cents. lowering the barrier as well, getting a pcr test

airliner was shot down over rebel—held eastern ukraine are testifying at a murder trial in the netherlandsthree russians and one ukrainian national are accused of downing flight mh-i7, in 2014. a court in belarus has given lengthy prison sentences to two key opposition figures who lead protests against president lukashenko last year. judges found maria kolesnikova and maxim znak guilty of extremism and plotting to seize power. the us and the uk have condemned the sentencing. now, what colour are the hands on the clockface of big ben? surely the world's most famous timepiece. the answer isn't what you might think. after a multi—million pound restoration project, the hands have been returned to their original colour — as tim muffett reports — right on time. countdown to completion. one of the biggest restoration jobs ever undertaken on a landmark british building is approaching the finish line. good to see you, ian. and you. what is it you're doing here? we're servicing the rollers. this is one of the bits that we couldn't actually get to and service while the minute hands were on. if you're

major club competitions, major international competitions, and everything that entails now the netherlands and the top of the european welfare qualifying group. boss one afford memphis to probably go to hatch. rick touch. thank you. 61 here by getting his 1st 2 before the break is coming 10 minutes into the 2nd half the netherlands of now schooled 16 goals and 6 game world champion, sprints drama last to qualify as couple of goals have from and so on. grades, we got them back to winning ways against finland from that group with 12 points from 6 games. that 7 points clear. close this rivals 6. welcome ukraine coach. go suspended, captain chris general elder, but still impressed with a 3 nail away when the reservoir john tried to send out a silver and andre silver got on the score sheet before the break and coming up did get you off the school goal. number 3, in the 2nd half portugal, top of gree pay there. couple of points for serbia who drew 11 shot with the republic of ireland. an origin say will be hoping their upcoming qualifier against bolivia lasts a little longer than the previous ga

that was the foreign minister of the netherlands, commenting on discussions into how it's cut off for a minister. similar requests have come from other western nations, including the u. s. and the u. k. the military mission is over, a new diplomatic mission has begun. as of today, we suspended our diplomatic presence in campbell and transferred our operations to doctor. it shows to what extent katara has emerged as a reliable piece broker in the region, especially with regard stuff. got to stop, gotta be gone. it's efforts for peace. and i've got to start a decade ago in 2011 it to granted asylum to taliban leaders who were released from the u. s. prison at guantanamo bay. they laid the groundwork for subsequent talks with the afghan government. the gulf nation is home to the largest us space in the middle east, with nearly $10000.00 towards the request of the us by the band. political office was opened in though 20135 years later, the u. s. on body ban began, died at talks leading to last year's agreement. and senior us military officials began holding face to face talks with by the

the first such memorial in the netherlands, dedicated to a dark chapter in the country's history.red for no other reason than their identity. in doing so, the monument also demands accountability. accountability as to whether moore should have been whether moree should have been done during the war years to save those who were murdered. the netherlands was occupied for much of the second world war, and three quarters of the country's jewish population were killed. most by the nazis, but some by local collaborators. a difficult legacy to deal with. king willem—alexander met with some of the survivors, seated next to one of the walls with some of the victims names inscribed. i thought it was emotional. ijust saw the name of a friend of mine. not anne frank or anyone famous, but a friend of mine. and i found it hard to read. i knew she was dead, of course. i still keep a picture of her home. as one survivor put it, this monument is a tribute that can never be erased, and a warning that can never be forgotten. one of england's greatest and best—known footballers, jimmy greaves, has di

his 1st go for his country for nearly finished netherland 2nd and that qualifying great. no joke of it has been for a record at 21st grand slam title is still intact. about number one, it didn't have it all his own way. they were against kaneisha korean, the federal match, she lost the 1st set on the tie, break for the sub for back and he's still on course to win his 4th major of the season to complete. the calendar swam and then pick champion belinda bench. it continued her good form of securing a place in the round of 16 to be seen american jessica gala show now play last year . friendship will be on tag and greek quote, number 18 and the car moved into the full round of the 2nd straight. yeah. she defeated 2 time limit and champion patrick because it's about straight that. but i mean, sancho doesn't know when she'll play tennis again. the defending champion, he's been struggling with her mental health is going to take another bright from the game, pulling her shock around exit to new york with a teenager layla fernandez. like when i, when i don't feel happy, i feel mor

the netherlands is in the shape again. zone meaning people entering from other member states are not generally stopped for a passport. checks a lawyer for the plaintiff said, rolling open the door to that of legalized discrimination. this issues, and at least he can still be part of risk profile, some selection profiles. we think that least the door opens wide discrimination and racism. basically every time that i'm coming home to my country than that, and i'm being stopped and the city can play a role. this is basically what the court is saying and to us, it's really a shock. i guess racial equality campaign, lee, jasper and belgian politician, frank crail. mon waited on this rather divisive issue. hey said codification of racism and to touch know how come want nationality by the city in the world? kind of habit, mississippi is a category that for mocking out suspicion amongst individuals. i don't know the figures that i suppose. they are similar like in belgium, 6 out of prison minutes or illegal immigrants for me to offenses. so it's normal, the police and customers, the more who

his 1st goal for his country was born and it finished the netherlands of 2nd mag qualifying great american gulf. patrick hensley is on target for 15000000. dollar paid kevin, i will take a shot late in the phone around of the hey, j tools season and events will number one, john rome is his closest rival, the 4 championship in atlanta and same europe. have a 3 point lead over the us of the day, one of the so hon cup there, let's see what i have actions coming on. hire europe, other rainy champions after that when in scotland 2 years ago. okay, that is high sports is looking for now. thank you very much for that. for this news on algebra, do stay with us, so i'll be back in just a few minutes with the days use. ah. when freedom of the press is under threat? you know, you just con, thought genuinely about your thoughts towards the making government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here some of access points that shift the focus the pandemic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext. the prime minister, if it clamped down on the press, covering the waves. the news i

a memphis depay penalty gave netherlands the lead against montenego. they now lead 3—0. currently trail against turkey. europe are in control against the usa on the first day of golf�*s solheim cup. the teams are well underway in the fourballs. mel reid and rookie leona maguire inflicted a first solheim cup defeat on the korda sisters. anna nordqvist and matilda castren took europe's first point, while celine boutier and georgia hall fought back to win their match. the other match was halved to leave europe with a 3.5 to 0.5lead. max verstappen and lewis hamilton are back on the front row together for the dutch grand prix for the first time since they collided at the british grand prix injuly. verstappen delighted the 70,000 fans who packed into the zandvoort circuit on the netherlands coast by claiming his sixth pole in seven races. but hamilton, who leads the championship byjust three points, was less than four hundredths of a second behind the dutchman. it's an amazing feeling to get pole position here. it's an amazing feeling to get pole position here-— position here

covid rules have been used in the netherlands with social distancing is no longer required and nightclubs since the pandemic. the corona pass will be required for access to catering and entertainment venues as our correspondent reports from the hague. clutching a range of grievances, these protesters believe that corona pass represents another infringement of their basic liberties. they paraded around the heart of the hague, encouraging bemused bus passengers to pull down their facemasks, which are still mandatory on public transport here. these anti—lockdown rallies regularly reveal the conspiracy theories in small pockets of dutch society. this populist politician has won support and contempt with his anti—lockdown—anti—vaccination rallying cry. that corona pass is a qr code that contains the proof you've been fully vaccinated, recently tested negative or recovered from the virus. from now on, you need to flash this pass to enter bars, restaurants, theatres, cinemas, galleries and events. the dutch health minister said there will be no instant repercussions for business owners who refus

his 1st gulf is country full. nearly finished netherlands are 2nd in that group. and i can go for punch can light is on target for $15000000.00 payday. kind of i will take a 2 shot lead into the font around the t. j tools, season and events when the ball and john ramos is closest rival at the championship and one and senior from a 3 point lead over the u. s. stuff that they want to be so on kept there and see what actions that come europe or the writing champions after they went in scotland 2 years ago. on a few minutes time, the closing ceremony, the paralympics will get in the way in tokyo house japan want to go metals on the funnel. they have competition with shawna finishing on top of the middle table. overall, the head of the international parliamentary committee has admitted to having continuous stance over whether the event could or should have taken place to to cove it 90. there were many times when when we thought these games cannot happen, even before the post bomb and after the performance. but if i may, again, i would like to highlight just the fact th

what is this meeting in the netherlands hoping to achieve? realistically, i have comp 26. well, this is basically an interesting moments and the whole climate change. the beta, the dutch king has just opened this global center on climate adaptation. and it was quite a cheerful list ceremony. i have to say. but it's of course, a sad moment because we now have reached this new phase where mitigation trying to prevent global warming. it's now moving to adaptation, meaning that the world has to adapt to this new reality. that's why this last call for action, 2 months ahead of this, the important climate meeting in glasgow who make sure that adaptation will be at the same footing as mitigation, and also a lot more money is needed. $100000000000.00 us dollars was flashed by rich nation so 12 years ago to developing nations. but hardly anything of this money has been paid so far. of course, we recently seen the brunt and the impacts of climate change here in the western part of europe and all over europe. we have floods in germany and belgium. we also have for as far as the south

a former kosovo military commander has gone on trial at a special court in the netherlands. sell him, stuffing the keys to the murder, torture, cruel treatment, and arbitrary detention of civilians. during the conflict with survey in the 1990 s, that baba reports january 1st night. he's accused of terrible crimes during castillo's war for independence from serbia in the late 1900 ninety's. but as he became the 1st to stand trial in his special tribunal in the netherlands, sally, most of or rejected the charges telling the judge i am not guilty of accounts brought here before me by this gustavo office view. the good stuff was in april 999 must f, o was a commander in the rebel costs of liberation army. the kaylay. the prosecution says he was responsible for the torture of at least 6 people, and the murder of one person added attention compounds. it says the victims were accused by cause of those ethnic albanian rebels of collaborating with serbs or not supporting the kaylay these people. they were not enemies of the state of kosovo. they were not spies. they were fellow community membe

of being key pro—russian separatists and none are attending the trial. 0ur correspondent in the netherlandselatives will testify over the course of ten days dedicated to ensuring the enormity of their loss is reflected, because to date this case has really been dominated by discussions about the surface to air missile. the four fugitive suspects and the geopolitical ramifications but now it turns to the people at the heart of this. this man's only child was on board the flight, he laid the bench with some of the other families in memory of the 298 people who lost their lives, taking this photograph into the courtroom with him and hope that will help to bring some form of to those whose futures were destroyed. 0ther those whose futures were destroyed. other relatives who will be giving evidence in person remotely via video links or recordings come from all over the world, the united states, germany, malaysia, australia, indonesia and of course here in the netherlands. they hope that sharing their stories will help the world to pay attention but also may encourage those who still have evidenc

>> a farm nert netherlands heard co mogs coming from his livestock and looked at the security camerasee this. no, not a jake paul fight. a hawk diving for one of its chickens. a rooster coming to its rescue. then, a goat, charging the hawk, finally scaring it away. >> what is going on in this video? the funniest part is, this wasn't the first time the farm had commotion. other goats and turkeys have jumped in to rescue the chickens before. it is like a full-on turf war. >> i'm calling this the backyard barn brawl. >> i like that.ee. >> and chicken. i'm sorry. the goat took me out. i had to recover. >>> next, spending a night inside a giant peanut on wheels. >> "wait, what?" >> yeah. planters announced that its mascot, mr. peanut, is inviting fans to stay in his vacation home, practically for peanuts. a two-night stay in the nut mobile. >> the nutmobile has been transformed through an immersive experience in the minnesota wilderness. and it's all for the price of a jar of planter's peanuts, $3.49. hopefully you're not allergic. >> that's nuts. >>> and next to the first-ever oreo cafe.

a heart-stopping close call was caught n camera in the netherlands, just outside amsterdam.s woman running across the tracks with that oncoming train barrelling through at full speed missing her at a fraction of a second. look how close this was. went across, she comes back, and that train just comes, ooh, very luck. the rail company has released this video with the warning, do not do this. >> oh, my god, that was way too close for comfort. >>> police departments here at home are issuing a very different warning for car owners across the country. >> thieves are increasingly targeting a critical part of cars that costs thousands of dollars to replace and aren't always covered by insurance. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: scenes like this playing out in american neighborhoods. watch as this man in a sacramento area driveway tries to steal a truck's catalytic converter. he fails but comes back the next night only to find a note from the homeowners. not far away in broad daylight, these two jump out of a van, targeting a catalytic converter on a toyota prius, a neighbor r

the heads of key international organizations, amazing in the netherlands to decide on a clear course action for well lead us ahead of a major climate conference. the global center on adaptations is summit in rotterdam is being chaired by the former un secretary general bank key moon. it comes 2 months ahead of the cop $26.00. the us climate change conference which takes place in glasgow. clean up cruise and divers have been trying to find the source of an oil spill in the gulf of mexico. photos taken by marine officials to show the slate more than 3 kilometers off the coast of the u. s. states of louisiana to days of hurricane ida hit the region. he's elan is the correct of ours restrictions in all regions except it's largest city, oakland from cheese day. it's recorded 20 you cases. those are your headlines coming up next is whiskey it all seriously part 2 of a special investigation. one, when a visit western history is only youth detention center and travels to the remote out town, where many of the indigenous inmates come from one to 0, me lose lose in a country ravaged by years o

families of victims of the mh17 disaster have been giving testimony at the murder trial in the netherlandsur suspects are accused of shooting down the plane over ukraine in 2014, killing all 298 people on board. in what's described as a "miracle rescue", a three—year—old boy missing in rugged australian bushland since friday has been found alive. he was spotted sitting in a puddle using his hands to drink water. one of the great figures of french cinema, jean—paul belmondo, has died. he was 88. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sam lister, deputy political editor of the daily express and broadcaster, david davies. good to have you both back with us. tomorrow's front pages, for those of you watching at home and have not seen earlier editions of the review, we start with the daily mail. "fiver a week to fix care crisis" is the headline on tomorrow's daily mail. the paper says that's how much extra money a typical worker will have to pay to fund new social care plans in england. the paper describes the governments plans as "manif

a court in the netherlands has begun hearing testimony from families whose relatives died on flight mhrea. and several investigations have blamed those rebels — though no—one has ever been brought tojustice. last year, a criminal trial began. four men — three russians and a ukrainian — are being tried for murder — though none are present. and only one of them is legally representated. the first relative to speak was ria van der steen who lost her father and stepmother. translation: the first time that i had to say goodbye - was on the 17th ofjuly 2014, when i received that horrendous telephone call with the unbelievable message that the aircraft had been shot down. disbelief, panic, chaos, waiting. waiting for more, waiting longer, but also hope. hope that it wasn�*t so and hope that there would be a call and that they would return home. at that point in time, one really couldn�*t say a true goodbye, and if you can�*t say goodbye then you cannot really accept death. vanessa rizk lost both her parents, albert and maree, as they travelled back to australia from a european holiday. she ha