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hamburg without the obod that's impossible the river is hamburg lifeline so on the one hand it's the useful traffic route and on the other it's the noise of tranquility so no wonder the elbow fascinates so many people including myself. the be. wrong m.l. keep learning merged reality wait a 2nd we want the whole picture our facts instead of make ideas shift deliver us. from other realities of cryptocurrency to your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's talk to digitize a show clear shift. the eco rebels of the himalayas. sick of a state in northeastern india has switched entirely to sustainable agriculture. how did they pull it off. and what could german farmers learn from them. 30 min w. . home or. i'm skilled at the work not hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here any more rules and you that. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers we're alliance of the what's your story ready. i'm with numbers and women especially are victims of violence in arms and take part and send us your story we are trying always to understand this new culture

of course many hamburg teenagers still trying to get into the hottest club in the city as a challenge. and strain bushnell's and i think everyone under 18 has to leave. and we found ways to get back into the kitchen once they caught us again. but less conformist teenagers remain to see and on what days hardly anyone came. the rock and pop stars became more expensive so in 1969 the star-club closed deep in debt. the building of the star-club was later demolished in the courtyard of the new building you will find this black. hole is still one of the most famous districts of hamburg famous and notorious here you will find pubs and grandfathers a red light district and culture and all of it not far from the elbow. hole the even has a small museum where you can find out what has shaped the district. because pollie was originally a border region between the danish city of atlanta and they had sciatic city of hamburg residents here knew how to use this kind of free space dance halls and cheap entertainment have been a part of that but since the 17th century similar business and how it's done

the fairies they are a pretty inexpensive way to do some sightseeing in hamburg the ferries belong to the public transportation network. i'm on the way from design pollie piers down the road. everywhere there is something to see for example the museum harbor in. the people of hamburg are very proud of the harbor and they show that every year around the 7th of may on that day in the year 1189 emperor is said to have issued a license for the port and that's a pretty good reason to celebrate say over 1000000 visitors every year. even if the charter founding the port is a 13th century forgery people have been celebrating it since 1977 the birthday bash attracts locals and visitors to the for 3 days. notice and everyone's always in a good mood it's always relaxed and handed as always with seeing and off the ship it's great to climb on to the vessels and see how things work on the tall ships he does a lot of stuff is a whole series on i thought everything the port the atmosphere water the sea ships . the ports anniversary traditionally begins with the grand arrival parade with vessels rangi

hamburg have gone through a major up evil risky transfers are a thing of the past new players have been recruited and i painstaking. targeted manner like lucas him to see are top scorer last season at league rivals picking must now build a team out of the existing experienced players and 10 new arrivals. you see into this i want to see desire the belief in the squad that it can go out and win. that has to start with sunday's season opener against darmstadt fans have been asked to get behind a new era the famous clock which once counted how long the club had spent in germany's top division has gone chants from happier times have been shelved. tried to include spent 2 years in a row in the 2nd division you can't sing about the club being a mainstay says and for which now one small piece of tradition has been preserved though the walk of fame but before new footprints can be added hamburg need to get back into the top flight. a lot of work ahead the tour de france comes to a close this weekend but before we crown this year's champion let's take a look at the tours oldest living when are 91

i would always hamburger but over here i couldn't find a hamburger at the head top if you look at all the seats i didn't say that it was very old fashioned i preferred to just say that it was very different cultures the cars the way people dressed the way the streets and buildings looked like they were all made from concrete and i came from pennsylvania where the houses were all timber and there were forests and things like that possible space ecosystem see. at the end there were about 10000 american soldiers and civilians in need that is if you mean going overboard almost a little bit i remember it like it was yesterday. we were kids playing in the street downtown and suddenly the jets flew over. we were all paralyzed by the noise what the hell was that. took a base because they were small helicopters we called them little devils. my mother was outside doing the laundry as usual and fled into the house yelling i saw a flying saucer. to. let you know that when the americans arrived they were 1st met with rejection mainly because some locals had lost their homes and land and were in a

there's hardly a better place to end a day on the place in the bar it's famous in hamburg what a wonderful view. hamburg without the elbow that's impossible the river is hammers lifeline so on the one hand it's a useful traffic route and on the other it's in a way this tranquility so no wonder the elder fascinates so many people including myself clear. glenn the be a glut . of. glenn this is a very different lineup the theme behind the book. the battle to get me a good. one so promise helmut kohl now is a lot more powerful woman chancellor merkel in the refugee crisis her words we can do this once down in history immigration policy most compassionate but also controversial. we look back at america's 14 years as german chancellor in honor of her 65th birthday. the. robots are still in the development phase. but it's going to happen when they. will humans and machines will be able to peacefully co-exist or are we on the verge of a robot collapse. if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with our heads in the sand if you seem to think about what could go wrong then let's face it it's pr

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and top seed dominic thiem moves through to the quarter—finals of the hamburg open. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with cricket — and ireland had the better of the opening day in their one—off, four—day day test match against england at lord's. the home side batted first after winning the toss — and suffered the embarrassment of being bowled out before lunch forjust 85 — by an irish side playing in only their third ever test match. on a day when 20 wickets fell, the tourists made 207 in reply — leaving england trailing by 122 runs. our sports correspondent, joe wilson reports. how could england, the newly crowned world champions, albeit in a different form of the game, be bowled out for 85 ireland? the a nswer bowled out for 85 ireland? the answer is tm murtagh. he bowls with answer is tm murtagh. he bowls with a nagging accuracy. too much for england here today. we also have to remember the level of mental fatigue within the english dressing room. conspicuous by theirfailures, the members of the english test team here were also part of

>> she was born in 1937 when hamburg was in 19 germany. her parents brought her to the united states in 1949. and, she went to columbia to study literature, she joined the women's army corps and in the women's army corps, in a purge which they frequently had in the women's army corps, she got booted. and it was one of the greatest things that ever happened to her because she was able to shed all the pretends and be who she was as an openlypainter activist. growing up in a german family, there was a word kicked around her house a lot. she used to say,, she felt like she wanted to be this and that is the german word which means a life artist. someone who looks at their life as a work of art. someone who masters the art of living. and she became this. those part of her german heritage. >> the 1970 film titled and proud. how did this come about? >> a and proud is an amazing film that she decided to make on the first anniversary of the stonewall riots. it documented the first parade and it is called the christopher street liberation day parade

i'm gonna just get a hamburger. joe t.: hamburger, okay. lemonis: and so what's the size of the patty on that? joe t.: the same -- three and a half ounces. the bun is the same. it's a 4-inch bun. lemonis: okay. why do i have to pay $1.00 more for this one? joe t.: 'cause the hamburger itself has no toppings. it's just meat and bread. the standard burger has lettuce, tomato... lemonis: it has no tomato on it? can i have a hamburger with lettuce? joe t.: we'd offer you the standard burger then, sir. lemonis: so i have to pay $1 for a tomato? joe t.: it's not just tomato. it's lettuce and tomato and i think there's some onions on there, also -- pickle. sammy: but i think we actually lose money like this. joe t.: we lose money like this? sammy: i think so. joe t.: so your suggestion is to leave those burgers or don't leave those burgers? -sammy: wipe them out. -joe t.: wipe them out? so the highest-selling burger in the restaurant, you want to wipe off the menu? sammy: well, it's the highest selling 'cause it's the cheapest. we're inventing ite

rise in time to cast off luke us is taking an outing to welcome to my hamburg summer who are always pretty close to the water and there's plenty of it in this city. 30 minutes monte w. . hole. i'm not thinking about the jam. just sometimes i am but i stand up in whichever way the german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at stereotypes aquatics it is inconceivable country that i not blame. needed to be taken a scrum a day out. it's all about a new i might show join me for me at that sunday got the. post. robots are still in the development phase of fleet but what's going to happen when they grow up. will schumann's and missions in spring able to peacefully co-exist. or are we on the verge of a remarkable life so flame if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with our heads in the sand fusing to think about what could go wrong then let's let's face it it's probably going to be the biggest mistake in human history. artificial intelligence is now spreading through our society. to play is this the beginning of a good time to teach. will we be subjected to continuous state sur

when a price increase comes up on hamburger or wine, whatever it might be, that cost gets passed on. but the most important cost is the cost of our teams. so when a a cost increase in lr costs, the $15, that cost needs to be passed on. and we've already done this seattle successively. we've done this in the bay area successively. operate in both of those markets. there is no, zero job loss. workers get a better deal, but the way it works is, the prices go up a little little bit, a small about. as prices go up a small amount, those costs are passed on, 330 million of million of us pay a little bit more for a hamburger, for chicken, for a restaurant. a small amount more. but you know what the 1.8 billion folks that do not have a living wage, they are lifted up to a living wage, and we all got back to them. we owe back to the party, the party we are to stand up and work across the board with everybody as team america. so i strongly support this, it's important we get it done and is katie said, are focus should be on what the party is accomplishing, not the distractions which are totally

party conference in hamburg in december i will not stand for election as party leader. second this 4th term in office will be my last as chancellor of the federal republic of germany. in the 2021 federal elections i will not seek another term as chancellor for the christian democrats i think. has been looking for the right moment to lead for a long long time it was one little small incident but she's a big soccer fan and after the world cup when the captain phillips quit she was the 1st to congratulate him on that and i thought wow she must admire him for picking the right moment because. that's something i think that's been the back of her mind i think she saw helmut kohl as somebody who stayed a look at 2 law. i'm getting there cause political philosophy had always been one of soft power during the election for her successor as party leader she remained a potent force in the background. and a great comp and power medical's favored candidate became head of the c.d.u. . i think in general germany has become a very prosperous successful country under america she's done a

. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," a recall of hamburger and hot dog buns, and which sungser topped the "forbes" highest paid list. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. federal reserve chair jerome powell will return to a second day of congressional testimony today. yesterday stocks paired gains but ended higher as the fed chief himmed eight a rate cut ahead. the dow rose 76 points, the s&p 500 gained 13 points, and the nasdaq added 60 points, closing at a record high. >>> flower foods, one of the nation's largest producers of packaged bakery goods is voluntarily recalling more than 50 bread products including hot dog and hamburger buns. the items may contain pieces of plastic. brands being recalled include erread.taed7 e, no injs port anilgovern andrew e g wochons a no illegal to payom less based on factors such as gender identity, race, or religion. >>> and forbes is out with its annual ranking of its 100 highest paid celebrities for 2019. topping the list released yesterday, taylor swift raking in $185 m

. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >>> we need to talk about beyond meat, the maker of faux h hamburg hamburger. they had much stronger earnings and better sales the company's ceo ethan brown is the elon musk of meat. he's a believer that there are healthier bert wer ways to conse protein. why eat a cow when you can eat a plant that tastes just like a cow? a pioneer that seems brash, they are both very in your face about their views. beyond meat is a cold stock like tesla however there is one big difference elon musk doesn't want to hear anything you have to say, he dismisses anyone that disagrees with him as a moron or commuter simulation musk doesn't offer anyone gladly brown, he's exact opposite he wants to hear what you have to say he wants to hear your objections so he can be better informed and produce a superior product i grabbed a bugger wirger with beyond meat taco and beyond meat sausa sausage. he told me it's one gigantic work in progress great line no arrogance there ethan is trying to make the best taking meatless burger imaginable he wants all the flavor with any of the sigma of ea

that's why thing happens, like your hamburger. i can buy the hamburger or sushi if i want. we get choices and i think we get to make those choices and it comes with some responsibility. this notion that every person needs to have free healthcare is something that is truly un-american in my opinion. i get to provide healthcare and you know what? america is so great and is so full of charitable people that if we have folks that cannot afford to pay for traumatic illnesses, you will see people respond and take up the need to pay for the cost. >> congressman, i would like to pivot if i can. alexandria ocasio-cortez blasting border patrol over an offensive facebook group. the congressman tweeting out a report from political -- she said when they know about secret facebook groups with up to 10,000 cbp officers the hills they just learned about appeal looks like cbp lied, report shows the new about it for years. what you make of this? >> well, if she is indicating that 10,000 people are on those facebook sites ranting with racist and hateful comments, she is just wrong. she is jus

when a price increase comes up on hamburger or wine, that cost gets put on. the most important cost is the cost of our teams. with a cost increase in labor costs to $15 that cost needs to e passed on. i operate in the merkts, there is no zero job loss. the rs get a better deal prices go up a small amount, a little bit, as the price goes up those costs are passed on, 330 million of us pay a little bit more for our hamburger, for chicken, for restaurant, small amount more. but you know what, the 1.8 million folks that do not have a living wage, they are lifted up to a living wage and we owe that back to them. we owe that back to society, that's the party that we are. to stand up and work across the board with everybody as team america. i strongly support this. it's important we get it done. as katie said, our focus should be on what the party's accomplishing not the distractions which are totally irrelevant. we can't let him control the agenda. we have to drive the agenda. it's the agenda for the american people. thank you. mr. jeffries: thank you congressman t

you may notice we're in hamburg germany. they were getting stuff set up. you're seeing what it's all for once they get done jumping between and throw all of this different stuff in a shipping container area, they're going through the alleyways, over water. and they really do make the entire city their playground. unfortunately -- and before you know it, you end up on the roof. >> oh, that is weird. oh, oh. >> amazing footwork there. ♪ >> in the back of this car, this was for the beach volleyball world championships 2019 in hamburg, germany. and thank goodness they got the ball there because it went off great. ♪ >>> lots and lots of questions for our girl, hannah. >> she is being interviewed by emilio ramirez. >> and then he gets a little nosy. >> oh. >> calm down. ha-ha. it >> and this guy's got a wasp problem. see how his plan plays out next. >> oh. >>> try drive up at target. deliver to your car door so you can do more. more recharge, more relax, more refill. target run and done. >>> imagine mega red now an antioxda antiox blend. power your day with

a new bay area restaurant is offering you a $50 hamburger. >> how much? >> 50. opened yesterday on the redwood city apptherton border. >> what's that? >> everybody's talking about this. it's the $50 burger. it's the black label burger. black label. six months to create. the patty is a mixture of dry aged hangar steak, short rib and chuck. it comes with australian black truffle. >> that's what he was shaving? >> right there at the table for you. presentation. voila. >> i'd go for it. >> well, we could split it three ways. that would be about $15. >> $17 each. >> we get fries too, though. >> with a bun. >> i would eat a brioche bun. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from 30 rockefeller plaza here in new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." and now, here he is, jimmy fallon

we're gonna ban hamburgers and americans are never gonna have a barbecue and flip a hamburger again? - no more steak. i guess government forced veganism is in order. - yeah, they'll force feed us broccoli while giving us a tofu enema, yeah. we're all gonna be gang-banged by vegetables, yeah. yeah, that eggplant emoji not funny anymore. yeah. [laughter] you know, you know what i love about american politics is that whenever someone in the opposing party says something, there is this weird thing where you immediately have to take the exact opposite position. ocasio-cortez says that cow farting contributes to climate change, which is true, by the way. it's true. and all of a sudden fox news is like "cow farts are the smell of freedom, okay. "every time a cow farts, george washington gives me a thumbs-up from the grave." [eerie music] so, desi, i have to ask. what do you think about female candidates getting less coverage than the males? - well, i'm offended, trevor, not just as a woman, but as a person who enjoys camera time. - ye--yeah, desi, and you know what's really messed up is-- -

my burger make them circles. >> for hamburgers. >> jimmy: yeah, for just hamburgers cause the bread is square. you don't want, like, a circle on the bread >> jimmy: yeah, bread is square >> you'd lose the -- you wouldn't have the cheese on the corners of the bread >> jimmy: all right, that's not the best idea. okay, wait, wait, wait [ laughter ] oh, i have a slam dunk idea. okay. >> jimmy: are you ready? this is for eggo waffles >> okay. >> jimmy: so we can do -- eggo, if you're watching, i'll give it to charity. we'll do it.ka >> o >> jimmy: emoji waffle here's what it is. >> yeah. >> jimmy: here's what you do it's like an egg wash on top of -- it's a regular frozen waffle, but when you toast it, an emoji appears >> oh, my god. that's amazing [ applause ]vest in that >> j: you do >> yes >> jimmy: you like that one? >> i like that one >> jimmy: all right, good, that's the one [ applause ] you do okay >> emoji, yes.em >> jimmy: the i waffle >> yes >> jimmy: the emoji waffle a surprise every morning what are -- could we get - out of all thebehings, what's the advice you could give to

there is no evidence that anyone has ever eat an veggie burger thinking it is a hamburger. these laws are really an overstep of government coming in and penalizing people sometimes with the threat of jail time for calling a veggie burger a veggie burg zbrer it is a great conversation. thank you both for teeing it up for us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> let's check on your tweets and facebook comments thsmts comes from facebook. if it ain't meat don't use meat terms. >> okay. ray frankie. how about this? beefsteak tomato. same thing right? i guess that would also need to -- frisbee golf. is it really golf if you are using a frisbee? i could sit here and go through a laundry list of things that are already part of the lex cob that we haven't seen to complain about until now. my hunch is that what's crystallized this conversation is, and maybe it is always been this way. i don't know. i've never tried it before. that they perfected the taste it. tastes really good. so it is appealing to folks who here to fore would not have been interested. answer the survey question at smer

up to 1000 stylishly dressed guests paul evening show up to help prop knights there are branches in hamburg and columbus well it's just masonic music but also the divine decadence a little. mad even if you have a ticket there's no guarantee you'll get in there is a strict dress code you must dress in the style of the twenties and thirties or you could be turned away at the door. looks like a lot of catherine of federal is my guess your attend lots of those you perform lots of them what do you think is the fascination for people with this especially those of don't people in that report yeah well i think the dressing up is so much fun for me too and they feel like they're in exclusive club and they are among like minded people and they feel like it's a special thing and the music is great and they can learn how to dance swing dance yeah it's all there and. they said that there is a very strict dress code people get turned away i mean we know but it is famous for its bad kind techno clubs and things that way you get turned away from wearing the wrong train so they really people away but they h

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up to $1000.00 stylishly dressed guests per evening show up to have top nights there are branches in hamburg and columbus well it's just astonishing music to do so the defining decadence a little. and even if you have a ticket there's no guarantee you'll get him there is a strict dress code you must dress in the style of the twenties and thirties or you could be turned away at the door. looks like a lot of catherine of federal is my guess your attend lots of those you perform lots of them what do you think is the fascination for people with this especially those of gun people in that report yeah well i think that dressing up is so much fun for me too and they feel like they're in an exclusive club and they are among like minded people and they feel like it's a special thing and the music is great and they can learn how to dance swing dance yeah it's all there and they said it. there is a very strict dress code people get turned away i mean we know but lynn is famous for its bad kind techno clubs an exam where you get turned away for wearing the wrong train has to be really people away but th

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of john's minister your rival she is a senior economist at the guy institute for african affairs in hamburg to be here how dangerous is this what we've just heard for african economies which countries are going to be hit 1st well 1st of all of course any major trade conflict that slows down global economic growth will also affect africa but to what extent it does and whether we really need to expect a crisis of course depends on the negotiations themselves but if the trade conflict intensifies the implications for africa could be severe. however the effects on africa will be mostly in direct and depend very much on the extent to which african economies are exposed to all trades and to complex global value chains so to some extent the fact that many african economies are not as exposed to complex global value chains protects them but what about absent. commodities this is this just about economies who rely on commodities. of course commodities are a major avenue through which the trade conflict impacts african countries and we also need to see that china is the single most important trade pa

farmers there are many opponents of conventional methods here in the all to slant region north of hamburg one race back month turned his back on old school farming after 20 years. it's going to rain again on the weekend and if you don't even just let's get rid of those weeds in called striking back i'll buy the fence ok i'll get started. his apple orchard covers 50 hectares 2 years ago next month stopped using glyphosate and pesticides he uses mechanical methods to tackle weeds and relies on nature to regulate itself but weed control without the help of chemicals is a major challenge. before we've got an infestation of past. that's a part of organic farming but for me it's a new problem a lawyer you know we don't have the option of regulating it we just have to hope that nature comes to our aid and that's enough and that beneficial insects are able to fight the pests in the largest you should linger with some to come from. a drop in yield is to be expected after a switch to organic farming the oil in with all this in here we've also got clouded drab moths an apple scab that's even. in the

on who joins with us to the right is a senior economist at the giga institute for african affairs in hamburg to be here how dangerous is this what we've just heard for african economies which countries are going to be hit 1st well 1st of all of course any major trade conflict that slows down global economic growth will also affect africa but to what extent it does and whether we really need to expect a crisis of course depends on the negotiations themselves but if the trade conflict intensifies the implications for africa could be severe. however the effects on africa will be mostly in direct and depend very much on the extent to which african economies are exposed to all trades and to complex global value chains so to some extent the fact that many african economies are not as exposed to complex global value chains protects them but what about odds. commodities this is this just about economies who rely on commodities. of course commodities are a major avenue through which the trade conflict impacts african countries and we also need to see that china is the single most important trade part

but over here i couldn't find a hamburger and a cop if you look at all the seats i didn't say that it was very old. fashion i prefer to just say that it was very different cultures the cars the way people dressed the way the streets and buildings looked like they were all made from concrete and i came from pennsylvania where the houses were all timber and there were forests and things like that possible space ecosystem see. and they were about 10000 american soldiers and civilians and to me that. i remember it like it was yesterday. we were kids playing in the street downtown and suddenly the jets flew over. here we were all paralyzed by the noise what the hell is that. ok. because they were small helicopters we called them little devils. my mother was outside doing the laundry as usual and fled into the house yelling i saw a flying saucer. when the americans arrived they were 1st met with rejection because some locals had lost their homes and land and were in a very difficult situation. and any kind of on their own here when the americans arrived they didn't waste any time they threw