outside the box. finding out hundreds of thousands of people have turned out to celebrate pride in amsterdam, a flotilla of either 80 bytes representing various rights groups, bars and even the doctor military took part, transforming an sedans famous canals into a massive party. a looks like fun for life is up next sunday, w staging. mm. with departure into the to day this means flying to a foreign planet in the 16th century. it meant being a captain and setting sail to discover a route to the world famous sea voyage of ferdinand of magellan. i'd rather erase linked to military interests, erase links to political and military christie, but also linked to many financial interests and adventure full of hardships, dangers and death 3 years, and that wouldn't change the world forever. but jillions journey around the world. start september 7th on d. w. a . a a ah, and one thing that a member of my law, it must help me, never to keep up. what any the turning point in your current classes life began in this place. zip that circus academy in cape town, south africa, today is training day. it looks e

this is a scene of a festival in amsterdam called kings day. it happens once a, year is to celebrate the royal house of orange. when jefferson went to amsterdam, he saw something a little similar. he also is there for the celebration of the prince of orange's birthday and he had to wear orange, he bought an orange car cain to join in the celebrations. there were fireworks. amsterdam is the place that jefferson's travel guide starts. so, that's the perfect place to put his travel advice and a practice. i think his travel tips are interesting, a lot of them stand up today. one thing he wrote in his guide, the first thing you should do when you go into a city, a place you've never been before, is to buy a map. which makes sense. and to buy a guidebook. he thought you should really try to get practical information. and then, the next stop is to go to the highest place you can find in the city, the highest point. so, perhaps, a church steeple or the city walls. the idea is to look below you and get an aerial view of a place, kind of like you might t

he wants to sell the amsterdam financeers and whether that debt sells to the amsterdam buyers or not. he's literally getting the united states underwritten and i don't think it is a coincidence he would do that after the experience with the insurance business. when he comes out in his fancy bows because he made a lot of money a lot is through insurance law which is that big, early, this is where early lawyers make a lot of money. people do land deal, but it's speculation. the merchants mustering cash and it's just obvious that insurance lawsuits and insurance business and institutions are the ones who have money in the early united states. they're doing big deals with each other. they have overseas connection that they're drawing on for wealth. hamilton is one and then the third name that you would probably know is daniel webster who is known for his much later political work but who makes his big pile of money also as an insurance lawyer and not only just as an insurance lawyer, but working on behalf of certain claims against the spanish government for their ilegitimate captures of a

my child ascii of a but probably keep alcorn her, as i said in amsterdam fears and something he forgets in a hurry that he knocked information on. how long do he father so influence book william can continue to live with his parents law. once the summer vacation is over, he'll go to school here monday and but that's hardly cause for celebration. for him . he still thinks about the friends he had to leave behind in denmark. oh yeah. okay. and press yes. oh. is the danish state doing an injustice to children like william social worker did to point? i'm says no. she defends the danish policy saying it isn't arbitrary, and each individual case has to have legal grounds. stop mid mid last up loose. and we will see that the debate over forced adoptions has led to some parenting. young afraid to see help from the child protection authorities. that are needing help, even if you liked it, like that something we regret very much money get any that openings. so cabinet has a decision by the authorities can be appealed in so many students at that time. and if a parent still isn't happy with the out

and she's running around contemporary amsterdam and trying to find out what happened to herfriend, anne frank. and the truth gradually dawns on her as she sees her friend. she's very confused about the statues of her friend everywhere, she's famous, but then, of course, she goes on this detective mission with a new friend to find out what actually happened to her. this is from ari folman who gave us waltz with bashir. so that was a very moving, more adult animation and i found this similarly moving at the end. i know it's aimed at young people and, of course, i know the story, but i was in tears at the end of this. it really brings it home. oh, were you? it does bring it to a new audience, perhaps. it does and also i think they make contemporary parallels with the refugee crisis. it is quite current as well. so i do think it's a good one for older kids, if you want them to see this story. it is upsetting but i think it's told in quite a sensitive way. really interesting. ok, thanks very much. that's three choices for this week. there is a great film that you've chosen as best out. i'm s

acuity's underwritten by amsterdam financiers. in other words, he wants to sell the amsterdam financiers a big chunk of u.s. debt and make them take the risk of whether that debt sells to the amsterdam buyers or not. so, he's literally getting the united states underwritten. and i don't think he doesn't after his experience with the insurance business. alexander hamilton is an insurance company lawyer. in hamilton, an act to, when he comes out in his fancy green blazer because he's made a lot of money here, a lot of that money is through insurance law. which is this big early -- this is where early lawyers make a lot of money. people do land deals but a lot of speculation. it's like the merchants who are mustering cash and it's just obvious that insurance lawsuits, insurance businesses, these are the institutions that have money in the early united states. they're doing big deals with each, other they have overseas connection is that they're drawing on for wealth. hamilton is one. and then the third name he would probably knows da

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russia's worn ukraine has pushed gas price in this, in europe, to new records, future contracts. trading amsterdam saw sharp increases when russia invaded ukraine back in february and more hikes when it reduce deliveries to european countries. now last year, russian import accounted for more than half of gas deliveries to europe with almost a 3rd of gas demand coming from the industry. and just over 40 percent, from households for the leaders and berlin say they are doing what they can to replace russian gas with renewable energy. but that'll take time. last year, russian gas deliveries accounted for almost 500000000 gigawatts. hours of energy so far this year. only 3 and a half 1000 gigawatt hours. we're adding solar and only one and a half 1000 in wind energy. so let's get carol not less you on this, she is the head of the advisory firm, crystal energy. what come to d. w carol? germany is trying to transition away from russian gas by the looks of it. the country still has quite a way to go. what do you think? absolutely. i mean, it's not easy if it was, for example, oil of quality with their fat

take ye pride in amsterdam flotilla, though, the icy bar, it's representing various rights groups, bars and even the dutch military took part, transforming anthem's famous canals into one massive party. ah, happy pride. you're watching dw news up next. how greece is chief heat officer, is working on ways to prepare athens for the consequences of climate change that's coming up. with a departure into the home. to day, this means flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, it meant to being a captain and settings.

united states successfully concluded nurse and co op amsterdam, i killed the mirror, a little car came on our john strike in the afghan capital killed the 2nd in command of al qaeda. also coming up tensions over a possible stop over in taiwan tony's. me the report that us how speaker nasty philosophy will visit the island during her trip to asia, despite warnings from china and to the day humanities. just when you understand being when you scope pollution away from nuclear, elation stop warning from the head of the united nations at talks on nuclear non proliferation in new york. ah, i'm really mohammed walking to the program. i'll kind elidah, i'm in also watery, has been killed in a drone strike in the afghan capital. kabul u. s. president joe biden made the announcement a short time ago of the winery allegedly carried out a key role in counting the 911 terrorist attacks against the us. alongside osama bin nodded. this comes the air after us forces pulled out of afghanistan. oh, well, well, yes, he is a us president joe biden speaking l u r t o is community located is our hear you ea

now, hundreds of thousands of people have turned out to celebrate canal parade in amsterdam. this is the city's l g b t q prize parade. a fed tiller of over 80 boats representing various rights groups, bars and even the dutch military took part, transforming an sedans famous canals and to a massive party location. ah, his reminder of our top story is really air strikes have killed at least 15 people in the gaza strip, including a senior palestinian militant and a 5 year old girl. these were only government says it was targeting the palestinian islamic jihad group in watching the debate live from berlin. stick around, coming up next is doc for looking at the economic and social situation in lebanon. a season of i imagine how many portions of lunch us heard out in the world climate are in kindergarten. hoffman stores. this is more pleasant, went from just one week how much we can really do.

boats representing various rights groups from bars than even the dutch military took part, transforming amsterdam famous canals into a massive party location. ah, you're watching the w nice live from berlin. stick around. coming up next, a shift, looking at how modern technology is making farming more efficient and sustainable. thanks for watching. take care of a departure into the to day. this means flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, the mental being of captain as setting sail to discover a route the world famous c. voyage of ferdinand of magellan. i'd rather erase linked to military interest rate leads to political and military christy, but also linked to many financial choices and adventure full of hardships, dangers and death 3 years and that wouldn't change the world forever. but jillions journey around the world starts september 7th on d, w for shift special, how technology can make farming more sustainable and efficient. in recent years, more and more bees have been dying from harsh weather conditions, disease and pesticides. startups in israel and tenicia technology to prote

i've come to amsterdam to see how vinyl is made. and perhaps ljy how vinyl is made. and perhaps by a few records along the way. amsterdam is home to one of the largest final presses in the world with millions being made here each year. the process to make one of these albums has been the same for at least 40 years. first the master disc is made of metal and converted into a stamper. then pvc pellets are loaded into the machine, melted, and pressed into the mould. but according to greenpeace, pvc is the most environmentally damaging of all the plastics. do you think about the environmental impact? a couple of years ago, the news it was that they found a plastic in the oceans, so the first thing of course that happens is you get a call, hey, can you press with the plastic from the ocean? it is or is difficult to explain to some people that we can use whatever to make things greener, while you want to keep the quality of the product as it is now. and thatis the product as it is now. and that is impossible. impossible? welcome at _ that is impossible. impossible? welcome

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the resources in europe are much more limited, was gib so i know one does one in amsterdam at the university hospital with this area of land has been cordoned off sooner, but it's very small cuz we're not much bigger than a tennis court. also goes into and the other downside, as you can see in the next picture, is that the bodies have to be buried. we need an airy that allows us to carry out experiments above ground, the mucus, in all the various conditions that we have in central europe. little obama, georgia, experimental over edition. so i'm, it's vision for the future. is clear, a body farm in germany for the moment. however, what matters to the researcher is the results from his experiments with pegs to sophia among the does, what we are doing here is being done for the 1st time. and that's why i'm really excited, and we also want to use the opportunity to support police and let biology students really experience what decomposition means voided. over the past 3 weeks, nature has done its work on a paid carcases with. now students of forensic biology and police instructors are working to

now they're not every is living in exile and amsterdam unable to return to f, ganeth down. the same goes for martin beck who fled to washington, hummed, alamo. he spends most of his time in london, macos pottsville, sped longer and then originally planned meeting the taliban as a german envoy should he shouldn't been appointed un deputies special representative for afghan instead. controllers, but they have extensive control over the country more so than any other government in the last 40 years. we recognize that reality and are trying to stabilize the system so that people can live there and not die the theme of the by so that they can survive. but of course, that's a balancing act. that much is clear to the him, the god, one on the taliban are back there. not internationally recognized, but they're more powerful than ever. 20 years of war. only for the taliban to return to power once again in ah ah, will you become a criminal or franklin? ai already know that with hackers, paralyzing the tire societies, computers that outs where you and governments that go crazy for your

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now they are not very is living in exile in amsterdam unable to return to f. ganeth down the same goes for martin beck, who fled to washington, hummed, alamo. he spends most of his time in london. marcus puts a sped longer window than originally planned meeting the taliban as a dream and on void should he shouldn't been appointed un deputies special representative for afghan controllers, but they have extensive control over the country more so than any other government . in the last 40 years, so we recognize that reality and are trying to stabilize the system so that people can live there and not die the theme of the by so that they can survive. but of course, that's a balancing act. that much is clear to the the god vandal. the taliban are back. they're not internationally recognized, but they're more powerful than ever. 20 years of war. only for the taliban to return to power once again in ah oh for dickie. he lived with a call for his murder. so men, rashid is now near relief, survived in 2 years ago. in an interview, he told us, living in a story about sugar is with our literature.

this is amsterdam where hundreds of thousands of spectators lined the city's historic canals to celebrate canal parade, a pride flotilla of 80 brightly decorated boats packed with people partying, singing and waving rainbow flags, balloons and umbrellas. and here in the german city of hamburg, thousands celebrated christopher street day. the theme was diversity not violence. meanwhile in the uk, brighton pride is back. the singer, christina aguilera, has already performed on saturday. sam harrison reports. cheering a celebration finally back to its brilliant best — but this time, it simply meant more. this morning, thousands gathered on hove lawns to send off the long—awaited pride parade. i felt a bit emotional when i first got here, because we've had such a long time away from each other, so it feels extra special. it's our first year since it's been back since covid, it's our first time having family and dogs here, so it's quite an exciting pride for all of us. it's really my first - proper pride in general, and honestly, it's kind of amazing already. i with the parade in full swin

and a big drop in temperature is also as we looked toward brussels and amsterdam, some showers rolling through here more concentrated rain that we can find across denmark and other parts of scandinavia, as while now for west africa still are bursts of rain around the gulf of guinea, but particularly heavy from the gambia right through to see or the own. and liberia . next stop, we're going further toward the south and plenty of sunshine to be found. here. cape town got a high of 15 degrees and 4 namibia vinto coming in at 25. that's a snapshot of your weather. we'll see you soon. take care. ah! unbelievable. it sounds like an agreement. criminal both dislike trading in stolen goods that have been taken by the place. if anyone ever comes to ask the question, they just throw their hands up in the air and say, i don't know, i was just a nominee director. were doing a, an investigation into a ukraine. could you? i bribes, you've been corrupt. i've been cut up. i did just what is it and see al jazeera investigations, the only galks lou . ah, welcome back. watching al jazeera life from londo

around the baltic states really west of those sets where we got the fresher air stock own copenhagen, amsterdam, temperatures all in the teens, but to the east of it. high temperatures closing in on 30 degrees. big downpours also across sierra leone and guinea, on the 4th in the forecast on monday, i should say, am for south africa's coast, but through the western cape, the eastern cape, in, quote, zulu no tall what weather pulls into here breezy conditions is while durbin looking at wind gusts, about 65 kilometers per hour. this will eventually impact my pu toe. so a big drop in those temperatures. monday into tuesday. see you later. ah. every month you'll have someone from home that'll say, oh please. i need money for days with the economy free, full, and children spread around the world. how does a family survive in mountains? him probably has to pull about full people. know always every responsibility to send money. home pledges feel, i'm stretching myself. quickness transactions on al jazeera lou. ah, ah, welcome back. look at the main stories were following this hour now. focused on is ap

that's where we got the fresher air stock home. copenhagen, amsterdam, temperature is all in the teens, but to the east of it. high temperatures closing in on 30 degrees. big downpours also across sierra leone and guinea, on the 4th in the forecast on monday, i should say in for south africa as coast. but for the western cape, the eastern cape in quad, zulu new tall. what weather pulls into here breezy conditions. as while durban, looking at wind gusts about 65 kilometers per hour, this will eventually impact my poto. so a big drop in those temperatures. monday into tuesday few later. ah, with every month you'll have someone from home that'll say, oh please, i need my me 4 days with the economy and free full and children and spread around the world. how does the family survive in moderns? in bop week? asked the pool about full p. pope no always every responsibility and monday home plan. just feel like i'm stretching myself. quickness transactions on out to 0. ah ah, you're watching l. just a reminder of our top stories. the sour ron's president. c for him. rossi is marking his 1st year

white, strict, amsterdam. but even the few kits, all shocked groups, bringing him in more than 500 years. ah kenya on a knife edge, the results of the closely fort presidential race are expected to be announced. ah, hello there, i'm mr. z. attain this is al 0 life and also coming man laws deposed leda on santucci is sentenced to a father. 6 years in prison on corruption charges. aging says it's ready to smash any foreign intervention as us politicians, as a taipei, germany's environment minister, once of an ecological catastrophe. as fish die in large numbers along the border with polar. ah. but we begin in kenya, where the results of last week's presidential election are expected to be announced within allas. the count of balance has been slow, the race extremely tight, as roaches wait for results, public frustration and concern as mounting in a country with a history of political violence. unofficial results reported in kenyan media show, deputy president william russo and veteran opposition need a ride out

for the first time since the pandemic gay pride celebrations have returned to amsterdam. and as is typical for the dutch city — the parade floats — rather aptly named — all travel through the city on its famous canals. tens of thousands line the banks of the main waterways to watch the festivities. in total, around 80 boats are taking part and follow a route around the city centre. now we are going to say goodbye to our viewers around the globe. this is bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. hello. if you are on your summer holidays this southern half of the uk, you might be loving the weather. you can see the rainfall charts about how much is mounting up for the next five days. chiefly across scotland and mainly towards the north and west. notice no blue in the chart for england and. it will stay dry, potentially well beyond the next five days. as for the rainfall today, it is easing off to parts of west lydden —— western scotland. the odd shower elsewhere. a bit more cloud through northern england. sunny is in the south to machias and the

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on that point, you mention some airports but there are big ones, london's heathrow which was messy, amsterdam, i'm just wondering, on this point, do you think airlines and airports, who are let's be clear blaming each other for the mess, do think they could have been better prepared or was that an impossible task? two of those airports have big problems. i have travelled frequently over the last couple of months in those airport numerous times and sometimes chaotic and sometimes it's fine, but without doubt, if you have a bad experience, you want to say who was to blame and certainly the airlines have been blaming government, governments have been blaming airlines. the pandemic saw a lot of people leave the industry, whether they were forced to leave or left on their own, you end up with a lot fewer workers. then demand came back much, much faster than the supply of workers could ever catch up and then you end up with a situation like you had at heathrow or schipol and gatwick hasn't been great either, but that is a problem. but it is slowly coming to more of an equilibrium where the airlines

across the channel, the amsterdam airport is putting in capacity caps through the summer. it is not just in the u.k. but i think the airlines are hoping the airports and ground handling companies can ramp up staffing so they can get normal capacity going again, especially after two years with people still waiting to travel at the moment. guy: in terms of the impact the capacity caps are having, how are the airlines responding? there was some pushback initially from some carriers. has everybody now accepted it? >> it does seem they have accepted it. heathrow has said it has allowed them to be more reliable and resilient for passengers who actually get to go to the airport. there have been fewer cancellations, better punctuality, shorter wait times for bags. the airports are saying it is helping operations be more resilient. that is why it is a good thing for everybody at the moment. guy: if i want to buy a seat at heathrow, if i want to fly from heathrow, can i do that? >> you can. some of the airlines, most notably british airways, has stopped selling tickets at the peak o