in the early 19 fourteenths in rotterdam. he agrees with them and in real german navy that have been sacked because in some way he had consulted a relative of the kaiser. so he had a motivation. and he was taken off. it's the dream of foreign intelligence services to have an individual source, one individual source who is at the very heart of your most important target. that is the best thing you can do. that is worth any number of sources of whatever situation you want to have them, too, but that critical character can make so much difference. on the 31st of may, 1916, a battle took place. when the german high seas came within a whisker of being destroyed by these more powerful british grand fleet of the royal navy, they slipped away, got back to port in a neatly put the story out that day, they've missed their chance, and, of course, was expected to destroy the royal navy expected to just dominate the see. and not only that, but escaped without too much damage where it had inflicted severe damage on the grand fleet. and saw

in rotterdam, they have the same situation. there, they put bicycle boxes on the street.the people who do not have space to park their by -- park their bike in the house, they can put their plight on the lockable shelters on the streets. in the netherlands, they provide for this problem. >> the amount of space that a bicycle and needs versus the amount of space that a car needs. at the very least, we would require parking. if you think about bicycles being the mode of travel, you should require bicycle parking be more convenient. next question. >> going off the bicycle parking to all the mobile parking, i am with the san francisco bicycle coalition. we were talking last night in oakland about various cities and the congestion issues and congestion pricing versus perhaps parking pricing. i was wondering if he could tell us the politics of pricing automobile parking versus congestion parking. in at san francisco, one of the biggest challenges is car is going past you at 40 m.p.h. and getting cars to go slower and not be in the city as we were looking at on market stree

i have 80,000 people and it rotterdam, population of 700,000. more than 10% are seriously affected by traffic. if i drive a car, i have to realize that i caused this problem with serious consequences. also, the climate effects. in the netherlands, people who come to work by bike are more regarded them by car. the people who use the car have to find excuses why they still use the car. they just come and say, i just want to go by car. and the fact is, more and more people -- for instance, in amsterdam, by having this past and so on, 9000 people per day choose not to have their car because there was no more accessibility by car but choose the alternatives. 15% of them stay with the alternatives. they had a car. when they experienced it, it was not so bad commuting by bike or public transport, then there were convinced also. -- then it they were convinced also. if you tell people who drive by cars, and i think american politicians are so afraid they might lose voters, but if you keep telling them the detriment of the effects of using their car every

challenge here khan's top seed going sidling on song sweet coming off the spa success title defense in rotterdam last week. possible now in the n.b.a.'s rookies have beaten a team of sophomore students to kickstart the proceedings of the all star weekend in los angeles however so far it's been dominated by speculation about what will become of denver nuggets will forward comment once in a as the trade deadline approaches on tuesday the l.a. lakers home arena staples center is the venue for the annual show pitting the two conferences east and west against each other these are the stars of tomorrow the training ahead of what turned out to be a one hundred forty eight to one hundred forty win for the first u.k. is and there's more nail biting stuff to follow next up is the skills competition between the spectacular strong dunk contest for today's superstars all at once on the centerpiece much however all the talk in l.a. was not about the game was that to me it was about to meet new jersey nets and make a profit off something the many don't know and i don't know i really don't know what i care for.

on the head outside this season on elsewhere robin sidling has successfully defended his title in rotterdam after beating james wilkie tsonga in three sets the sweet womanly open a six three. but then lost the second to the same school however so to think when time to wrap up the decider also six three twenty second if you think this period. this is the first time in my career on defending a title that it's not any title that i think if you look at the video there there's there's all the good players are also the players you know so it was extremely tough and i really had to fight but i'm very happy the way i played this week that it's a mixed martial arts where russians feel do you believe says it might be time for him to retire. after the lost and lost on turn your silver in new jersey on saturday night the last was the second in a row thirty four year old whose record now stands at thirty one wins and three defeats on the he was beaten by another brazilian for brazil voted him some people young girls said saturday's fights didn't go his way from the very beginning he felt the turning aro

under her belt so far this season and elsewhere robin so telling successfully defended his title in rotterdam after beating wilfried some during three sets the swede won the open a six three then almost second by the same school however so doing went on to wrap up the decider also six three to claim his second title of the year thanks to this player this is the first time in my career i'm defending a title and it's not any title that i think if you look at the at the top there were there's there's only good players with all of the players you know so it was extremely tough and i really had to fight but i'm very happy the way i played this week meanwhile the french open will continue to be played at roland garros in paris after officials rejected proposals to miss the grand slam event to another venue three other projects from the suburbs of the french capital were bidding to host the clay court event from twenty sixteen but eighty six years of tradition won and roland garros will not be renovated at a cost of twenty hundred seventy million dollars the new look venue is set to feature a roof o

the child protection parents you also have the mayor of rotterdam who is also muslim origin and you do have the significant numbers of muslims who are getting increasingly politically active so they are part of a broad framework of of politics i think one thing that it's often overlooked is the fact that people might have a margin as opinion based towards muslims but also within the muslim community itself people have different political views people have different expectations of their own government as well so i think it's difficult to sort of look at. that there will be a particular party that a community will forge towards but similarly looking at the far right groups that have emerged in europe over the past decades it's too simplistic to say that they are all anti muslim in nature a lot of them have a broader framework in terms of being more broadly anti immigration being concerned about population levels in different countries but then also in central eastern europe you see far right groups focusing in on the roma population the indigenous ethnic minority within their countries

and elsewhere robin sort of interests us me defended his title in rotterdam after the song that in three sets a swede won the open a six three but then lost in the second on the same score however so today went on to wrap up the decider also six three to his second title of the year in the eights of his career. moving to the ski slopes where american emily cook and kush near from better roots won the last stage of the freestyle skiing world cup the event held it goalkeeper is unique and correspondent along explains why. before we answer the question as to why moscow stage of the world cup is like no other in the world let's recap on the action starting with the women who are american power to only her second ever world cup stage win and she must raise her trips to moscow her first went to a place here two three years ago telling crazy here in moscow that so much fine now you know we're going to as it did a great job of making sure even not aware there was terrible like they made sure it happened and everything was ok and all the athletes are saying now they're really having me here over