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well the stadium is in hamburg and that is where we find all the routing from the w. sports as we count down to kickoff good to see you ali now these 2 sides have a colorful history as opponents but what makes this game tonight so special. absolutely it's always special much when germany takes on the netherlands and there's a lot at stake in this particular game what with it being a euro 2020 qualifier now if we look at the group that they find they find themselves in group c. the motivations for it seems clear germany have a 100 percent record so far and a win against the netherlands in this game would put them 9 points clear of the team in 3rd place and that's important because the top 2 teams go through to the tournament the netherlands on the other hand have had a bit of a false start so far in this qualifying group and if they lose this much they could actually find themselves 9 points behind not only germany but also northern ireland and they're. needing a big turnaround shall we say in the 2nd half of qualification so there's plenty to get the juices going get

is a good moment and i have an app for hamburg that shows what public transport options are available where the nearest car sharing station is the nearest underground station overground station and the distances between them that. have been a person influenced and we want to create a platform where the entire process is seen to from leasing up to registering and paying just. complex big income. people in big cities not only need to be able to move around efficiently they have to share the city's public spaces at the hamburg half and city university researchers have developed digital mom. addles to analyze behavioral patterns such as where people tend to congregate. hop festival we research how public squares work we track people who are out walking their dogs shopping hanging out to see how public places function we collaborate with companies and other research institute who also have an interest in public places working well and attracting people to know the things go to. building contractors can see if their projects me criteria and compare potential sites in terms of advantages and

in hamburg traffic lights are already digitally coordinated when a municipal bus approaches the lights automatically switch to green. the control center software keeps the rest of the traffic flowing. in the mornings there are lots more cars and motorbikes heading into the city as opposed to out of it so signals a program to optimize traffic in that direction as were frighted just i think yes with a new start up to get. hammered as a pioneer in the field of smart mobility in 2021 the city will be hosting the intelligent transport systems world congress by then local authorities hope to further reduce the time people spend waiting in traffic. is also a bit of your fertility the main focus is communication between traffic lights and cars signaling to motorists when lights are green before the green wave concept will be replaced by a system providing informational traffic lights including a cross roads so that approaching cars don't have to stop and start. rail travel is one of the most dependable ways of avoiding traffic. the journey planning app is making it easier to get home from the

well the stadium is in hamburg and that is where we find all the muti from the w. sports as we count down to kickoff good to see you ali now these 2 sides have a colorful history as opponents but what makes this game tonight so special. absolutely it's always special much when germany takes on the netherlands and there's a lot at stake in this particular game what with it being a euro 2020 qualifier now if we look at the group that they find them find themselves in group c. the motivations for it seem clear germany have a 100 percent record so far and a win against the netherlands in this game would put the 9 points clear of the team in 3rd place and that's important because the top 2 teams go through to the tournament the netherlands on the other hand have had a bit of a false start so far in this qualifying group and if they lose this match they could actually find themselves 9 points behind not only germany but also northern ireland in their world needing a big turnaround shall we say in the in the 2nd half of qualification so there's plenty to get the juices go

thoughts is dropped their investigation into the job planned nuremberg and karlsruhe recently lost to hamburg and appealed the result against a school and 3 victory over at the we can only have a standing ovation. and to milan striker romelu lukaku has called on football authorities to do more to combat racism after being subject to racist chance before taking a penalty kick against that kalyani in sunday's italian league match other footballers have sent him messages of support into milan won the game to walk. racist taunting of a black footballer in the sardinia capital caligiuri unmistakable but sadly not unfamiliar after interest romola lukaku scored a penalty for his side a chorus of monkey noises rang out. i am back in april moyes the king received a similar treatment at the hands of the same spectators italian football's problem with racism is a persistent one. in if you saw your. icon is comment on this episode because i didn't hear the chants gunboats you know many other situations i believe that in italy we must improve a lot and be more educated in respect 40 were arrived in italy

and had each appealed the result scored hamburg's 3 nil victory over and over at the weekend earning him a standing ovation. this is g.w. news and these are our top stories british prime minister boris johnson is facing a showdown in parliament has lawmakers tried to prevent the possibility of leaving the european union without a withdrawal deal johnson has threatened to call for a snap election if he loses tonight's vote. hurricane dorian has claimed at least 5 lives as it batters the bahamas the storm has now lost some strength and is inching its way towards the south east coast of the united states. reports from south africa say 5 people have been killed in xenophobic attacks which are continuing for a 3rd day arson and widespread looting of targeted foreign owned businesses across her hand and pretoria south africa's president ramaphosa has condemned the violence it's. the leader of italy's 5 star movement luigi dimaio says party members have overwhelmingly approved a new governing coalition with the center left democratic party the decision means that far right leader might say

involving children and children being under 14 years of age the recipient of the pictures informed hamburg police about what she had been sent that soda was then interrogated by investigators at this sporting academy may be on his house and his office in later searched and electrical devices confiscated which are now being examined. in order to begin an investigation the prosecutor needs a reasonable suspicion that's the minimum they require whether or not the suspicion is validated in the course of the investigation depends on the prosecutor's evaluation of the evidence material at the moment that's impossible to speculate on . there has been suspended from his job as a football expert for german public broadcaster pending the results of the investigation his management did not respond to requests for comment on the allegations. the german fashion photographer. has died at the age of $74.00 lindbergh was widely credited with inventing the 1980 s. supermodel he was famous for photographing women without heavy makeup and as i got iconic images made household names of models like bambi campb

a bank of new york mellon societe generale with mutual investment fund units and also hamburg capital management company and the interesting thing of course is also that that that comics trading scheme took place between 20112000 or 2006 in 2011 now it's 29 t. what took authorities so long. well i think one of the reasons is because the perpetrators were so clever there. it's ambiguity in the law and the financial supervisory authority has a kind of a mandate and a kind of staffing that not did not really making a big help in this case and also the prosecutors there woefully understaffed that's been changed a little bit in the past but the indictment reads 600 pages in this case alone that's will be a condensation of millions of bits of data and i do believe it's the reporting for us from the fact that stock exchange on the x. trial starting today in germany thank you so much. and it could be the start of a new era of driving i'm not talking about electric cars a dutch startup recently unveiled a prototype of what they say is the 1st couple of taking os long distances powered only by

the world number 17 shot a six—under 66 in hamburg to finish ahead of scotland's bob macintyre, german bernd ritthammer and matthias schwab of austria. ritthammer missed a birdie putt on the 18th hole that would have forced a play—off which led to a second victory of 2019 for the 42—year—old casey after success at the valspar championship on the pga tour. this is an incredibly prestigious trophy that has been, as you said, it has a lot of history to it of the european tour so i'm over the moon. isaid to european tour so i'm over the moon. i said to my left, i am so happy to be the champion. but on 17 and 16, on 18 it was so difficult. i had a very, very good part of their servers nice to make the parts when it counted and that was the key this week was not the ball striking is excellent. i gave myself an awful lot of chances and that's my strength and i managed to keep this golf course under control all week. with the new nfl season underway new england patriots quarterback tom brady — now 42 — is looking to make yet more history this season. brady's patriots are out now host

look if government promised to buy everyone a hamburger every year i promise you, hamburger prices would go up year after year after year because that's exactly what happens in medicine my gosh you can do back to bush 's prescription part d to obamacare even the medicare itself which now pays for 30% of prescription drugs, also just about 15 10 years ago so without addressing the elephant in the room, government is a major buyer of healthcare in this country. >> i love that you guys are all saying that pelosi's plan is so radical. this is pretty close to president trump's plan when he was a candidate. >> it has some of the same elements. >> this is very clear that medicare -- >> this is very clear that president trump's plan when he was a candidate. >> this is much more extensive like a med medicare patient can't pay more than 2,000 a year , and we'll penalize you. >> it's price control. >> it was government medicare was able to negotiate and challenge prescription drug prices, and challenge pharmaceutical pricing. this was president trump's original plan. yes, it has more detail. >> it'

he said, "we have become a nation of hamburger stands. a country of industrial capacity and meaningful work stripped of these things. we are a service economy. a nation busily buying and selling root beer floats." so, this is what happens. we go from being an industrial economy to a service economy. so, what does that mean? what is the problem? replaces another. what is wrong with flipping hamburgers at mcdonald's or making lattes at starbucks? why don't people aspire to that? you.going to call on yes. before: maybe because the u.s. was a country of the industry, making advancements, especially in the world universally. if you are a service economy, it is mundane. you are not making advancements. prof. nickerson: that is interesting. some in the service industry might be less fulfilling. there were also -- if you remember the charlie chapman film we watched -- work in the industrial sector could be unfulfilling. but there is something different even when the jobs were monotonous. the wages are not the same. what else? it is the think conn

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to an $11 hamburger. but the -- >> the cost is definitely coming down. >> and that is fine. somebody might say, i would rather eat a petri dish hamburger knowing the cow didn't pass gass in texas. of people who would say, i don't trust that. when i eat a hamburger, i want to know it walked on god's green earth. >> going back to the question of science, and how willing people are to go down that road. we will take a couple questions from the audience. i just want to have you percolate some ideas, while we continue to talk about plant-based meat, also hemp really quick. keep those in mind. >> the labeling issue is really important. problem, the reason you want to use the term "meat," tour with dairy the term "milk" is that consumers believe that that name carries with it a guarantee of certain nutritional value. you drink a glass of milk, you think you are acting amino acids, vitamin d and all that stuff, right? but if you look at the plant-based beverages and compare it to milk produced for cow, you will s

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europe's most talented football teams and longtime rivals faceoffs germany is hosting the netherlands in hamburg. germany co-chair can love his played up his young teams close north the hedges their match rick the netherlands who is byron's knee on a gorecki are out in jet his been a break in the chain it's is shoddy about by the human mitts the rio shame on of i know from experience when there was a bit of a breaks of a team in 2010 that a need to play with move or less was same starting line of over 8 for 10 or 12 matches see the last without too many changes that he phoenix for endo own give dutch courage drawn or coombe and seems to have no problem switching up his young site and his 10 matches in charge he's never names the same line up in 2 consecutive games like germany in the netherlands are also emerging from a difficult patch there's ada dot we in germany or sometime of stronger and sometimes week has and that also has to do with the quality of the rival that little going to cali ties from the tater saw much these 2 great rival should feiss out for top spot in group c. germany have the

we can use plastic straws and we can eat hamburgers and we will be fine. but there are things we should do to reduce carbon emissions. nuclear energy would be one, we could run our hospitals and what our manufacturing plants without a destroying our economy and without emitting any carbon into the atmosphere. there are practical solutions and a lot of the things that we are talking about our silly but i think this is the right issue for the democrats. >> the overwhelming theme was regulation. all these things from the top down, the government needs to control whether or not you can diet, whether or not you can use a plastic straw in your drink, and outside of this country, how -- whether people should use birth control to lower the excess population which sounds like something out of scrooge. lots of attention on this tonight. >> especially in poor countries around the world where women do not necessarily want to have large numbers of babies. and where they can have the opportunity through birth control to control the number of kids they have. something i'

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we should get rid of our airplanes and now we shouldn't eat hamburgers. very interesting bob i just want to say one thing and when the green new deal w came out and alexandria ocasio-cortez started talking about the greenhouse gas emissions and she said you know we get a net get a netzero and the reason we can't get total zero is because of the cow. i remember saying to myself you know what they are going to start telling us we can't have cows. sure enough within a few days she said you know we don't need to eat hamburgers for breakfast, lunch and dinner. you aren't going to tell americans what they can eat. the people on the left ought to focus on the things that are important and one of them is not telling us how many hamburgers we can have, what kind of straws we should have, whether or not we should be able drive a car or not be able to fly on an airplane when people like the actors and actresses fly around and leave a carbon footprintd themselves in their private jets. it's the hypocrisy that the american people can't deal with. don't mind me i'm goi

, and he built up his business with the reputation as like the best hamburger in the city and then he opened this place. it's really good. wow. >> ryan: so this is a little bit of everything. our presidential platter, jalapeno, cheddar sausage. >> anthony: yes. >> ryan: this is our frankaroni's. it's macaroni on top of the hot dogs we make inside. >> anthony: oh that's wrong. i want it. i want it. yeah. >> ryan: ribs. >> anthony: yeah. >> ryan: brisket. chicken. this is from the whole hog we were cooking earlier, beans, potato salad, coleslaw. >> anthony: life is suddenly very, very good. thank you. >> ryan: yeah you're very welcome. >> anthony: thank you, man. >> richie: thanks man. >> anthony: wow. how long have you been in the restaurant business total? >> richie: uh, seventeen years now. >> anthony: you know you have become, reluctantly, i'm sure, sort of the poster boy for the beleaguered -- you know, victimized by evil tech money. an example of what's happening to san francisco as a whole. >> richie: yeah, there's definitely good guys and bad guys and there's lots of people that

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hamburger, really appreciate you making the time to be with us tonight. thanks. >> good to be with you, rachel. thanks. >> so i say this is surprising news, because while this seemed to me like a big dangling thread in terms of the scandals that have surrounded the president, this one a particularly interesting one because of what federal prosecutors told the judge about the president's own involvement. we didn't have any sense that the democrats in the house were interested in pursuing this on their own terms. am i right that this is is the first we've known that they've been interested in going after this? >> this is the first indication we've had from the judiciary committee that they are putting this on their list of priority topics to investigate. we knew, rachel, already that they were focused on some of the things that were -- that were front and center in the mueller report, particularly the alleged incidents of possible obstruction of justice. but this sixth case, this sixth matter involving the hush money payments had been very much on the back

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hamburger, really appreciate you making the time to be with us tonight. thanks. >> good to be with you, rachel. thanks. >> so i say this is surprising news because while this seemed to me like a big dangling thread in terms of the various scandals that have surrounded the president, this one a particularly interesting one because of what federal prosecutors told a federal judge in this case about the president's own involvement, we didn't previously have any sense that the democrats in the house were interested in pursuing this on their own terms. aim right that this is the first we've known that they've been interested in going after this? >> this is the first indication we've had from the judiciary committee that they are putting this on their list of priority topics to investigate. we knew, rachel, already that they were focused on some of the things that were -- that were front and center in the mueller report, particularly the alleged incidents of possible obstruction of justice. but this sixth case, this sixth matter involving the hush money payment

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