for some of the hamburg friends the fun doesn't stop at spoiling the other side's party. a few weeks ago the hostile fans about game come on in the last hundred of you under the bus and in reaction to that. just hold up about us a. thousand joints thousand. satisfy our loss we only want to thousand joints in a thousand. hostile who gives marching. looking for a fight. they missed the centrality minutes that night they decided to send another message. stuffed puppets painted in a brown and white and read from bridges around hamburg which is obviously a very nasty sinister gesture it's worth remembering there is actually a. little bit. sold out of their way tickets for the dobie tomorrow in less than half an hour about five and a half thousand fans that take in and the tickets will go on in under an hour so they're putting on a public viewing tomorrow here at the main into a stadium but unfortunately we've got a press accreditation for the actual match so make it. dalby day rolls around. just twenty five passed on from sunday morning when hamburg it's pretty cold but it's a

same paoli have an open friendship and hamburg and ranges of hamburg and was in the rangers games. i love yes i like huge could it should i just saw a couple of boys from rangers they reckon that two hundred fifty rangers fans are come over to watch again today. in the end nobody came for there were fifty seven thousand fans in the ground. fifty seven thousand second division game. unfortunately for the guests from. the rest of us this one couldn't be the weight of the expectation that. the. atmosphere was up to that much. was terrible bad for. bad for over a living nobody really wanted to go forward in school nobody would not have played in the red cards and i. spoke. to hamburg last five no. last time. he says that they. will to win and play better in that game when they go smash five than they did in this. enormous beaufoy. just trying to match this this is the most highly motivated team that's been seen in hamburg. on the pitch on the stands it was fairly underwhelming thing about the baby in the best. game the boys from time to watch it. from carbon i again. have. problem is e

hamburg and using the rangers guys. are. today she just saw a couple of boys from rangers they reckon that two hundred fifty rangers fans are. in the end. there were fifty seven thousand fans in the ground. fifty seven thousand second division games. unfortunately for the guests from. the rest of us this one couldn't be said the weight of the expectations that. atmosphere was. terrible bad for. bad football for a living nobody really wanted to go school nobody would out there playing in the red cards no big. shots. lost so when i played barry not game when they got smashed and they did in the. top for an enormous beaufoy. just trying to match this. highly motivated team that's been seen in hamburg. on the pitch on the stands it was fairly underwhelming thing about the. larger boys from. may boys from. everybody's gone i'm disappointed because i was. now let's turn to the man who left byron shaking in their limbs andre do scoring the two nil he sealed. my. but games played four goals scored in his third season at heritag

augusta, practically in hamburg. here is the savannah river which is rolling down to the sea and here is the port of charleston, one of the most important cities in the antebellum family. hamburg is settled in 1820 by henry schultz who named the town after a famous city, it became a hub of wagon traffic and it would come here pulling cotton from the interior of the south at first in 1820. we don't have railroads yet, most is caught by the river, then carried to charleston. so 1820, 1825 the build this railway, the bnl is a famous commentary from baltimore and ontario. if you look on wikipedia it was the longest common carrier in the united states. everyone forgets about hamburg to charleston, chartered in 1827, the world's largest railroad incompletion in 1833 in its heyday, 60,000 bales of cotton were $2 million moved through each year. >> -- >> that is what we will see, afterwards. what happens to hamburg is it becomes a through town, the railroad grows around or find another route so by 1876, hamburg is a ghost to

some of the hamburg fans the fun doesn't stop at the other side. a few weeks ago the hostile fans held up a banner game come on indulge us the last hundred of you under the bus and in reaction to that. just hold up a banner saying. thousand joints thousand beer. satisfy our last we're only one thousand joints in a thousand. marching around looking for a fight. they missed the centrality cultures one minutes that night then they decided to send them another message. to go some fans stuffed puppets painted in brown and white and red from bridges around hamburg which is obviously a free nasty sinister gesture it's worth remembering there is actually a part of all of this that sold out of their way tickets for the dalby tomorrow in less than half an hour about five and a half thousand fans that take in and the tickets will go on in under an hour so they're putting on a public viewing tomorrow here at the main into a stadium but unfortunately we've got a press accreditation for the actual match so make it. dalby day rolls around. this twenty five boston

hamburg and using the rangers going. on. yes but actually today she just saw a couple of boys from rangers they reckon that two hundred fifty rangers fans are come over to watch the game today. in the end nobody got what they came for there were fifty seven thousand fans in the ground. fifty seven thousand second division games. and fortunately for the guests from. the rest of us this one couldn't be said the weight of the expectations that. just gotten to the. atmosphere was that much football was terrible scenes and bad for. bad football for a living nobody really looked like they wanted to go forward in school nobody looked out the airplane and no red cards no big shots niagra hamburg last five no reagan's body and last time game before. he says that they showed more ferocity to win and play bearing that game when they go smash five than they did in this. tough for an enormous beaufoy. just trying to match this this is the most highly motivated team that's been seen in hamburg. on the page and on the stands it was fai

boat hamburger hill. and then were you outside of the hamburger hill sonora. miles away. they had us around if it wasn't for the air force coming in and helicopters with. us and now they feel. i don't know couple miles away that was overrun before i came out to this particular. position and. they lost almost everybody on that hill and then of course hamburger hill that was a massacre. we lost guys there did we hear a lot of your guys in the whole movement all this were were ok we just hunkered down a lucky. man. i don't believe in luck i believe in god god was looking. absolutely now let's check in with bruce jr in rio to see how they're doing on their. looks like it's going. to me the story you had some problem with a fellow soldier we were out on an eagle's nest had been airlifted out and they placed on the side of the mountain they give you fifty thousand rounds and have at it and. we. at the time we had taken some incoming. and those gunner in the squad leader both got hit. they were better bet and i

boat hamburger hill. and then were you outside of the hamburger hill sonority or did you have miles away. they had us around. it was an e.f. force coming in with puff and helicopter. is another hill. i don't know of couple of miles away that was overrun before i came out to this particular. position and. they lost almost everybody on that hill and then of course hamburger hill that was a massacre. we lost guys there didn't hear a lot of your guys in the whole movement all this we were ok we just hunkered down and lucky. a man. i don't believe in luck. i believe in god. absolutely now let's check in with real to see how they're doing on their. looks like it's going to. tell me the story you had some problem with a fellow soldier we were out on. had been. placed on the side of the mountain they give you fifty thousand. we. at the time. they were better. so they had a guy. as a. helmet and told. he. yeah. yeah. yeah. and did he respond yeah good yeah see now it just goes to show you bruce these days you want

both hamburger hill. and then were you outside of the hamburger hill sonority or did you have miles away. they had us around if it wasn't for the air force come in there with puffs and helicopters with. us and now they feel. i don't know couple of miles away that was overrun before i came out to this. particular. position. they lost almost everybody on that hill and then of course hamburger hill that was a massacre. we lost guys there did we hear a lot of your guys in all the movement all this were were ok yeah we just hunkered down and lucky. hey man. i don't believe in luck. i believe in god. absolutely now let's check in with real to see how they're doing on their. looks like it's going. tell me the story you had some problem with a fellow soldier we were out on. had been. placed on the side of the mountain they give you fifty thousand. now that it. was at that time we had taken. the. hit. they were better and i was the only one left so they had the guy. as a. top of my helmet and told. he. yeah. yeah.

was arrested in two thousand and one and convicted on hamburg in two thousand and six of helping three of the nine eleven attackers german authorities say he will be deported to morocco. on nine eleven two thousand and one al-qaeda terrorists took control of four passenger planes full of civilians and threw them into the world trade center and the pentagon a fourth crashed into a field in pennsylvania roughly three thousand people were killed the terrorist attacks were the largest ever soiled they were put into action by a group of young men in germany which became known as the hamburg terrorist cell one of the most sadik the moroccan student was the only man to be sentenced in germany in connection with the attacks it took more than five years of trials and appeals for germany to convict him he was sentenced to fifteen years for being an accessory to the murders of two hundred forty six people aboard the hijacked planes and membership of a terrorist organization but never denied being friends with the hijackers but says he knew nothing about their nine eleven plans he was brought from

that whole fiasco studded they're both hamburger hill. and then were you outside of the hamburger hill sonority or did you have miles away. they had us around if it was a. force coming in and helicopters were. killed . i don't know couple of miles away that was overrun before i came out to this particular. position. they lost almost everybody on that hill and then of course hamburger hill that was a massacre. we lost guys there did me a lot of good for your guys all movement all this work we're ok we just hunkered down a lucky. man. i don't believe in luck i believe in god god was looking. absolutely now let's check in with bruce jr in rio to see how they're doing on their. looks like it's going to. tell me the story you had some problem with a fellow soldier we were out on. had been airlifted out and they placed on the side of the mountain they give you fifty thousand rounds and have at it and . we. at the time we had taken some incoming. and those gunner in the squad leader both got hit. they were better backed out and i was the only on

from the from hamburg combine is the real sound as with rocking guitar riffs. tangerine dream founded in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven in berlin there stylist calls. make music. and it's a we feel a heavy gravity in ourselves that we try to overcome. we try to do it with the help of music that carries a distinct theme. but. the music is cumbersome and doesn't always please the crowd at first around the mid seventy's nearly sent to oblivion then when the ninety's international bounce like away says kasabian and radiohead came out as fans and integrated krautrock elements into their music. their money it's a tug a very divided when you travel the world these days you realise the time has become a sign of quality it's no longer tarnished with memories of german first world war soldiers. the crowds. crowd wrote lives only in germany the berlin band camera still crowd rocking today. they identify with the tradition of the pioneers of the nine hundred sixty s. . and when you just go away together without a plan or any kind of idea that's how our music sounds

i was in nashville valley i don't know if you ever heard of hamburg until. i was on eagle's nest which overlooked the valley we were surrounded in one night and they brought off the magic dragon puff the magic dragon. that was a c one thirty seven napalm c one thirty. many guns and the whole underneath of the c one thirty. pm nation. told you are just too dangerous to shoot everybody back to protect you guys you know they shot all night and then when they ran out of ammunition they brought in cobras and they shot. they were our only protection. and then i guess they drove the v.c. away and then they went up i think to hamburger hill and then that's when that whole fiasco studded their boat hammer hill. and then were you outside of the hamburger hill sonority or did you have miles away from there did we hear a lot of your guys in the whole movement all this were were ok we just hunkered down and lucky. a man. i don't believe in luck. i believe in god. absolutely now let's check in with real to see how they're doing on their. looks like it's going. tell me the

been released from prison in germany near chua's arrested in two thousand and one and convicted on hamburg in two thousand and six of helping three of the nine eleven attackers german authorities say he will be deported to morocco. on nine eleven two thousand and one al-qaeda terrorists took control of four passenger planes full of civilians and threw them into the world trade center and the pentagon a fourth crashed into a field in pennsylvania roughly three thousand people were killed the terrorist attacks were the largest ever on u.s. soil they were put into action by a group of young men in germany which became known as the hamburg terrorist cell one of the most money a martyr sadik the moroccan student was the only man to be sentenced in germany in connection with the attacks it took more than five years of trials and appeals for germany to convict him he was sentenced to fifteen years for being an accessory to the murders of two hundred forty six people aboard the hijacked planes and membership of a terrorist organization sadik never denied being friends with the hijackers but says h

one of the hospital in hamburg has enough staff it was a struggle to find people to fill the positions the managing director says he pays the wage agreed with unions that's three thousand euros gross for a professional carer. and that's how. it's difficult to find people it's among our biggest problems it's incredibly hard to find stuff. we need to hold far more advanced we need to go into schools and be transparent. it's a job you really have to want you need a lot of empathy and that's something that needs to come from inside you. also in this work with. but the pay is often far lower and many cases private care facilities are controlled by. international investors that promise shareholders up to five percent returns that means cutting costs wherever possible some care homes pay their staff only half the wage agreed with unions for a tough job requiring staff to do shift work and be available around the clock. globe wages time pressure demands for more efficiency. in germany movements like flager bowden are protesting publicly. as life expectancy rises in the country the problem is o

why do people get angry about diesel bans in hamburg just take a ship. some took direct aim at the government how optimist calls his photo crisis meeting behind the chancellor and. others think the police won't be able to stop all the diesel powered traffic anyway. have you got something to share on social media get in touch with me on twitter or write to the team on facebook things up for this week thanks for watching see you again next time on make sure. the bush. tax. cuts. you're all maxed out the bottom line is right now by m.r. summers this week on europe everything's different liberties are calling the shots . today judge violinist under a review is in charge. of their process nor am i. the roman. thirty minutes. we make up oh but we watch as obama is the fund of hedge funds we ought the civil service and. they want to shape the continent's future to. be part of enjoying african youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges. to seventy seven percent a. platform for africa charge. how about taking a few risks you could ev

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hamburg just take a ship. some took direct aim at the government optimist calls his photo crisis meeting behind the chancellor. others think the police won't be able to stop all the diesel powered traffic anyway. have you got something to share on social media get in touch with me on twitter or write to the team on facebook and wrap things up for this week thanks for watching the again next time on may. sixth. the booming. a treasure that was almost no eradicated by bombs. these seeds from rare plants this is serious news. scientists rescued them in time and. now they're being stored below the i r. salvaging syria's seed bank. d.w. . the faster pace of life in the digital more. shift has the lowdown on the way he chose a new developments useful information and anything else worth knowing. reasons the reason is finds. looks over the shoulders of makers and users. should. be five minutes double. or. basically of your news live from burlesque also bring in our correspondent ophelia harms our routines and joins us

one of the hospital in hamburg has enough staff it was a struggle to find people to fill the positions the managing director says he pays the wage agreed with unions that's three thousand euros gross for a professional carer. and that's how it is this year if it's difficult to find people it's among our biggest problems it's incredibly hard to find stuff. we need to hold far more plants we need to go into schools and be transparent. it's a job you really have to want you need a lot of empathy and that's something that needs to come from inside you. from this work with. but the pay is often far lower and many cases private care facilities are controlled by. international investors that promise shareholders up to five percent returns that means cutting costs wherever possible some care homes pay their staff only half the wage agreed with unions for a tough job requiring staff to do shift work and be available around the clock. globe wages time pressure demands for more efficiency. in germany movements like flager bowden are protesting publicly. as life expectancy rises in the country the

with hundred residents in knowing hundred staff this hamburg based institution is one of the biggest care homes in germany. it's run by a charitable catholic foundation. in the short term care section there are four care workers for every thirty eight residents so if a member of staff is out of the residence still get quality care compared to other nursing homes this kind of a set up is a luxury these conditions encouraged at chico to work here for her caring for the elderly is far more than just a job it's a skate on dimensions they're about to put deafness it has come to that it's about the people and their needs if it's about having respect for older people and gathering experience and then. when you learn a lot from them to which i really like and that's that's what's. fed now and i know that hunger confidant for them they've had good times and. many have relatives but many are also on their own. lives care workers we had to stand by these people. so. they mention bad sustain. but in many cases people in care have a very different experience you just need to take a look at some b

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hamburg just take a ship. some took direct aim at the government optimist calls his photo crisis meeting behind the chancellor. others think the police won't be able to stop all the diesel powered traffic anyway. have you got something to share on social media get in touch with me on twitter or write to the team on facebook and wrap things up for this week thanks for watching see you again next time on may. sixth. entered the conflicts confronting the powerful two years ago in the philippines began a tool against the drug gangs spanish thousands of people human rights. sect of islam just charge the police with illegal killings charges which president do testing as vigorously denied my guest this week here in manila is his legal advisor salvatore found out welcome to come conflicts of. thirty minutes upon d. w. . o. . how about taking a few risks you could even take a chance on was. don't expect a happy ending. to the church or less on a jet stream. i don't think it's the general well i guess sometimes i am but

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one of the hospital in hamburg has enough staff it was a struggle to find people to fill the positions the managing director says he pays the wage agreed with unions that's three thousand euros gross for a professional care are. they not talk to you if it's difficult to find people it's among our biggest problems it's incredibly hard to find stuff. we need to hold far more advanced we need to go into schools and be transparent. it's a job you really have to want you need a lot of empathy and that's something that needs to come from inside you. from this work with. but the pay is often far lower and many cases private care facilities are controlled by. international investors that promise shareholders up to five percent returns that means cutting costs wherever possible some care homes pay their staff only half the wage agreed which hearing ends for a tough job requiring staff to do shift work and be available around the clock. globe wages time pressure demands for more efficiency. in germany movements like flager bowden are protesting publicly. as life expectancy rises in the country t

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under us soil they were put into action by a group of young men in germany which became known as the hamburg terrorist cell one of the most sadik the moroccan student was the only man to be sentenced in germany in connection with the attacks it took more than five years of trials and appeals for germany to convict him he was sentenced to fifteen years for being an accessory to the murders of two hundred forty six people aboard the hijacked planes and membership of a terrorist organization. never denied being friends with the hijackers but says he knew nothing about the nine eleven plans he was brought from this prison in hamburg to the city's airport for deportation to morocco he's banned from returning to germany until his ninetieth birthday by the authorities who still deem him dangerous back home in morocco his wife and children awful to be waiting for him. governing coalition is facing a very uncertain future after on the americans allies in bavaria suffered significant losses in regional elections yesterday the leaders of the country's three coalition parties are meeting now to find a w

hijackers but says he knew nothing about their nine eleven plans he was brought from this prison in hamburg to the city's airport for deportation to morocco he's banned from returning to germany until his ninetieth birthday by the authorities who still deem him dangerous back home in morocco his wife and children are thought to be waiting for him. at least ten people have died in flash floods in southwestern france streams became raging torrent equivalent of several months of rain fell in just hours worst hit is the hour would region where the river to reach flood levels not seen for a century. when it happened it happened fast several months worth of rain falling in just a few hours ava night here in southwest france turns rivers to raging destruction. it started at two am raining raining raining. we heard rushing water i turned on the light and it didn't work it was dark. i get out of bed in my feet or in the water i go towards to kitchen and try to open the door but it's impossible i forced it open and then there was water up to my waist. because. such rapid rainfall took its immediate t

hijackers but says he knew nothing about their nine eleven plans he was brought from this prison in hamburg to the city's airport for deportation to morocco he's banned from returning to germany until his ninetieth birthday by the authorities who still deem him dangerous back home in morocco his wife and children are thought to be waiting for him. but you some of the other stories making news around the world at least thirteen people have died in flash floods in southwestern france a streams became raging torrent the equivalent of several months of rain fell in just hours worst hit was the howard region and the southwest where the river hold reached flood levels not seen for a century. british and e.u. and negotiators say they've not been able to seal a deal ahead of this week's e.u. summit despite a flurry of meetings on sunday you chief negotiator michel barnier tweeted that key issues remain open particularly the need to avoid a hard border between northern ireland in the u.k. and the irish republic. kensington palace says prince harry and his wife the duchess of sussex are expecting the

a lady has been living in hamburg for three years she studied cello back in syria and is now pushing a second career as a dentist she looks forward to making music with her former colleagues from back home the ones on the fia targets and we meet about four days before a concert and then we rehearse intensively together. because sometimes i have time and sometimes i don't but i always try hard to arrange things so i can do it because it's such a joy to play with my friends and former colleagues again mackinnon. founded the orchestra three years ago his goal is to marry classical and traditional styles and to keep syrian music alive it's a lot of organization for around six concerts a year. in the european union we don't need a visa and we can meet and the hours and concerts in the same time it's really cost a lot because you have to cover the travel calls from all over europe and into the concert hall and accommodation etc. they are hoping to attract funding and perhaps to get their own concert hall but the biggest dream is to play a concert back in their homeland syria. of peace. inc

hamburg rock crew neon shots have released a new album a clash single fever lambast the traditional nine to five lifestyle and an uncaring society. barbara morgan stan has a new single out angel's spot taken from her album. this time it featuring a quiet it's typically genre bending stuff from the electronic music legend this is . betting artist's dream of turning that passion for music into their profession but with the record sales continuing to fall colors can find a tough to get established in the business fortunately the german government sponsors an initiative to give youngsters a helping hand and it's now ten ten years old we popped along to tell in the festivities. raise your glasses please because ten years ago germany launched an initiative to support promising new domestic acts like hamburg techno marching bands. the figures from the government and music industry recently commemorated the initiatives ten year anniversary of the lens historic maestro sound concert hall. it enables musicians to actually do what they feel compelled to do that includes music that would have otherw

to hamburg rock crew neon shots have released a new album a clash single feeble lambast the traditional nine to five lifestyle and an uncaring society. barbara morgan stan has a new single out angel's spot taken from her album. this time it featuring a quiet it's typically genre bending stuff from the electronic music legend this is the. batting artist's dream of turning their passion for music into their profession but with the record sales continuing to fall callous can find it tough to get a step in the business fortunately the german government sponsors an initiative to give youngsters a helping hand and it's now ten ten years old we popped along to tell in the festivities. raise your glasses please because ten years ago germany launched an initiative to support promising new domestic acts like hamburg techno marching bands. the figures from the government and music industry recently commemorated the initiatives ten year anniversary of the lens historic maestro sound concert hall. it enables musicians to actually do what they feel compelled to do that includes music that would have

hamburg rap crew neon shops have released a new album a clash single fever lambastes the traditional nine to five lifestyle and an uncaring society. barbara morgan stan has a new single out angel's spot taken from her album. this time it featuring a quiet it's typically genre bending stuff from the electronic music legend this is the. betting artist's dream of turning their passion for music into their profession but with the record sales continuing to fall colors can find it tough to get established in the business fortunately the german government sponsors an initiative to give youngsters a helping hand and it's now ten ten years old we popped along to tell in the festivities. raise your glasses please because ten years ago germany launched an initiative to support promising new domestic acts like hamburg techno marching bands. the figures from the government and music industry recently commemorated the initiatives ten year anniversary lens historic maestro sound concert hall. it enables musicians to actually do what they feel compelled to do that includes music that would have oth

you're watching the news still to come a performance with a different set hamburg's out filling money and our extra syrian ex-pats fills the iconic concert hall with music from their homelands. but first to get hard and the u.k. takes on the world's tech china. that's right the british government says it will begin taxing large online platforms like facebook or amazon that operate in the u.k. by the year twenty twenty that's the most significant effort yet to reshape tax codes to the digital era the two percent tax will target online firms earning more than five hundred million pounds annually finance minister for the puntland said such companies quote generate substantial value in the u.k. but paying corporate taxes in low tax jurisdictions the measures expected to raise four hundred million pounds annually the e.u. has been debating is similar to this. when the britain leaves the european union not only england scotland wales and northern ireland exit the block but also other sovereign british territories like to roll it up or even smaller areas like british military bases in cyprus

that means free hamburgers for everybody. milwaukee-based diner chain george webb is making good on a long-standing promise to give away free hamburgers this coming thursday and they're talking a big game now to predicting a series sweep. the last time that happened was in 1987 and they gave away about 170,000 -- >> holy cow. >> -- hamburgers. >> i think everybody can get behind the free hamburgers. well mayl ri >> dedicated fans, excited this morning. >> definitely. >>> coming up on "gma," the center for auto safety is demanding a recall of nearly 3 million vehicles. the complaints the group says it's received about car fires across the country. >>> plus, the rescue effort under way to save the animals trapped by hurricane michael or abandoned ahead of the storm. "gma" back in a moment. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. this is actually under your budget. it's great. mm-hmm. yeah, and when you move in, geico could help you save on renters' insurance! man

was arrested in two thousand and one and convicted on hamburg in two thousand and six of helping three of the nine eleven attackers german authorities say he will be deported to morocco. on nine eleven two thousand and one al-qaeda terrorists took control of four passenger planes full of civilians and flew them into the world trade center and the pentagon a fourth crashed into a field in pennsylvania roughly three thousand people were killed the terrorist attacks were the largest ever under us soil they were put into action by a group of young men in germany which became known as the hamburg terrorist cell one of the most money and mortar sadik the moroccan student was the only man to be sentenced in germany in connection with the attacks it took more than five years of trials and appeals for germany to convict him he was sentenced to fifteen years for being an accessory to the murders of two hundred forty six people aboard the hijacked planes and membership of a terrorist organization sadik never denied being friends with the hijackers but says he knew nothing about their nine eleven

and put into action by a group of young men knonown as the hamburg terror cell. the student was sentenced in the connection with the attacks. took five years to convict him and sentenced to 15 years for being an access other of the murders of 246 people and membership of a terrorist organization. motassadeq he never denied being friends with the hijackersrs an said he knew nothing of their 9/11 plalans. he was brought from this prison in hamburg to the airport for deportation in morocco and banned from returning until his 90th birthday. back home, his wife and chihildn are thought to be waiting for him. anchor: we have business news and david, a lot of americans never thought they would see an institution, a retail institution is bankrupt. reporter: it is a painful story for many of us including me who knows. sears, the dominant chain has filed for bankruptcy. the 132-year-old company has been struggling for several years and drowning in debt. the final straw was a payment due monday. sears' holdings, the parent company of sears and k mart was among dozens of ret

i say who is your hamburger so cheap? you're paying for undocumented laborers to work in slaughter houses at a sped-up rate. you're actually not paying for that because they're paid so poorly. you're benefiting from a huge area of food injustice, which is the treatment of people who kill animals for meat-eaters, and for this book we started reading about the third shift, the people who are really exposed and struggling are those who come in and clean up the slaughterhouses, and they're not necessarily always prepared for the blood on the floor. any undocumented worker who works in what is considered the worst job in the united states, does not have the resources to go to a hospital when they're injured. they don't have the resources to advocate for better and improved labor conditions because they'll be sent out of the country. the reason says so many undocumented work in other words slaughterhouses because if you can get out of the job, you do. so there's a lot of food injustice in the production or the slaughtering and

hawawshy is a bit like an egyptian version of a hamburger. but here it has been upgraded. so when would you eat this? hawawshy is a bit like an egyptian version of a hamburger. but here it has been upgraded. so when would you eat this? i love this. so guilty that i have to put on some clubs to eat it. —— gooey, gloves. as we say in the uk, the proof is in the pudding. that is good. it is really tasty. really rich. don't give away too many secrets otherwise people will steal the recipe! and finally, i am back in egypt's capital, cairo, on the banks of the nile. today 95% of egyptians live along the nile. it has always been essential to life here. the ancient pharaohs built elaborate vessels to travel along the river and these boats became some of their most prized possessions. in the scorching desert heat, an extraordinary operation is under way. i am going to a unique laboratory specially construct of next to the great pyramid of pharaoh khufu. inside, archaeologists and scientists face a daunting task. they are trying to excavate an ancient wooden boat which was burie

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here at the hamburg sewage works the microbes intended to tackle nicotine and not one hundred percent effective. and the size of cigarette filters is a further problem most slip through the screening units that have to be removed using final filters before being incinerated otherwise the stubs would end up in the elk river and of course butts tossed straight into rivers and lakes affect the water directly. cigarette stubs contain more than four thousand toxins some in the tobacco itself some in the filter other toxins are created during the burning process they include arsenic and dangerous heavy metals like lead and copper but it's nicotine that has the most immediate effect on flora and fauna. nicotine is nicotine is a very potent one or zero toxin it was used in farming because it's very good at killing little creatures it's planck institute. with the aid of a special machine the research a wants to find out how much nicotine the bots release into the environment. she's. particularly interested in what happens to the toxin when it comes into contact with water when it rains for exa

here at the hamburg sewage works the microbes intended to tackle nicotine i'm not one hundred percent effective. and the size of cigarette filters is a further problem most slip through the screening units that have to be removed using fina filters before being incinerated otherwise the stubs would end up in the elbe river and of course butts tossed straight into rivers and lakes affect the water directly. cigarette stubs contain more than four thousand toxins some in the tobacco itself some in the filter other toxins are created during the burning process they include a slick and dangerous heavy metals like lead and copper but it's nicotine that has the most immediate effect on flora and fauna. nicotine isn't nicotine is a very potent one or zero toxin it was used in farming because it's very good at killing little creatures it's planck institute. with the aid of a special machine the research a wants to find out how much nicotine the bots release into the environment. she's particularly interested in what happens to the toxin when it comes into contact with water when it rains for e

i was in hamburg the night the so-called president of this country was elected. you could call him he who shall not be named like in harry potter. on and it was that night that it became clear to me that i wanted to come back to america because this is my home now and i felt i had to fight for it small stuff of kempe. because home is here now with her dogs ducks and donkeys and her avocado grows she says here in the u.s. children's literature is valued much more than in germany time magazine even listed as one of the world's one hundred most influential people for inspiring young readers around the world children are a huge source of her inspiration. because they don't use equipment like they can hide their feelings the way grown ups can most of them don't have any masks on yet their stuff just as lead a very serious about life they still asked the big questions about life and death. whereas we grownups keep learning to filter things out so that we can just keep living the way we want to live so by then i like to see myself as the kid spy in this strange grown up

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here at the hamburg sewage works the microbes intended to tackle nicotine are not one hundred percent effective. and the size of cigarette filters is a further problem most slip through the screening units that have to be removed using final filters before being incinerated otherwise the stubs would end up in the elbe river and of course butts tossed straight into rivers and lakes affect the water directly. cigarette stubs contain more than four thousand toxins some in the tobacco itself some in the filter other toxins are created during the burning process they include a snake and dangerous heavy metals like lead and copper but it's nicotine that has the most immediate effect on flora and fauna. nicotine is a nicotine is a very potent one or zero talks and it was used in farming because it's very good at killing little creatures it's plenty institute. with the aid of a special machine the research a wants to find out how much nicotine the bots release into the environment. she. particularly interested in what happens to the toxin when it comes into contact with water when it rains fo

i was in hamburg the night the so-called president of this country was elected. and you could call him he who shall not be named like in harry potter. on it was that night that it became clear to me that i wanted to come back to america because this is my home now and i felt i had to fight for it it's more stuff of kempe. because home is here now with her dogs ducks and donkeys and her avocado grows she says here in the u.s. children's literature is valued much more than in germany time magazine even listed as one of the world's one hundred most influential people for inspiring young readers around the world children are a huge source of her inspiration. because they don't use equipment like they can hide their feelings the way grown ups can most of them don't have any masks on yet it's tough they're very serious about life they still ask the big questions about life and death. whereas we grownups keep learning to filter things out so that we can just keep living the way we want to live so by then i like to see myself as the kids spy in this strange grown up worl

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now on at the hamburg planetarium. and now we are off to take a look at the beautiful landscape of germany from a buff but not from a drone or a helicopter like you would expect this time we feature a sightseeing tour from the nashik we're flying over the even to be a range of hills on the east bank off the river. we're not taking just any is that then it's the largest airship in the world to be certified for passenger operations so all of art. the world's largest passenger airship approaches one hung the airfield ready to make a landing into the wind the ground crew is ready to do more and more learned theory as i deal with this research is this fly or is this sailing as a fleet in it's flying we always right up on the flight i mean it's not like we haven't given it any thought on sale because they are lighter by air. today zeppelins a slightly heavier than air so they actively fly the wages precisely balanced out using bags full of led zeppelin can carry fourteen passengers and often each one a window seat also on bo

in the northern german city of hamburg the authorities are busy or hear around trying to keep the one hundred thirty storm drains free of stubs. the trash that's extracted is later burned in an incinerator. but if those stubs and the toxins within them actually reach the cyrix system they become a problem. but are bad first of all they're trash and belong in the trash can it gift nicotine is a toxic no pollutes the rain water runoff and then can get into the sewage system as. waste water needs to be cleaned but the microorganisms in the sewage treatment plant aren't there to really minute nicotine in the food. they're also not able to completely eliminated. it's almost impossible to completely remove nicotine from waste water plant. here at the hamburg sewage works the microbes intended to tackle nicotine and not one hundred percent effective. and the size of cigarette filters is a further problem most slip through the screening units that have to be removed using fina filters before being incinerated otherwise the stubs would end up in the elk river and of course butts tossed straigh

fifty years of electronic music genre now on at the hamburg planetarium. and now we are off to take a look at the beautiful landscape of germany from a buff but not from a drone or a helicopter like you would expect this time we feature a sightseeing tour from the nashik we're flying over those even a range of hills on the east bank of the river. we're not taking just any is that then it's the largest airship in the world to be certified for passenger operations so all of art. the world's largest passenger airship approaches borman hung a lot air field ready to make a landing into the wind the ground crew is ready it's up to more and more learned theory is ideal with respect to is this flying or is this sailing as a fleet in it's flying we always right up on the flight i mean it's not like we haven't given it any thought up on sale because they are lighter than air. today zeppelins a slightly heavier than air so they actively fly the wages precisely balanced out using bags full of led zeppelin can carry fourteen passengers and often each one a window seat