the old mine bridge is the perfect starting point for discovering verts burg from here you can see many of the important sites and i'll be checking out those spots and on top of that i'll do some wine tasting because this region here is known for its bit the culture. but 1st i want to get an overview and start with a short tour through verts burke's old town. the town hall is only a few steps away from the old mine bridge it has many buildings and faces. that is the red building that's the so-called cut off make up and here we have the main facade. in the marketplace stands the gulf it might be capital a church that was financed by the citizens of hertzberg that was a thorn in the side of the bishop which is why he did not appoint a priest and for this reason the church is still called capella or chapel. and now to a highlight of the city. hertzberg is not a particularly big city by today's standards but it used to be a center of power for influential bishops and they live in this building diverse burke residence the palace and its garden are unesco world heritage site. the palace was b

my destination today verts burg the city is located in the various more precisely in the franconia region let's start on the old mine bridge landmark of verts park. it was built from 14th $76.00 and for a long time it was the only river crossing between the old town and the fortress. statues of saints lined the bridge. the old mind. is the perfect starting point for discovering verts birth from here you can see many of the important sites and i'll be checking out those spots and on top of that i'll do some wine tasting because this region here is known for its about the culture. but 1st i want to get an overview and start with a short tour through verts burke's old town. the town hall is only a few steps away from the old mine bridge it has many buildings and faces. that is the red building and that's the so-called cut off make up and here we have the main facade. in the marketplace stands the gothic money coming into the church that was financed by the citizens of the 1st book that was a thorn in the side of the bishop which is why he did not appoint a priest and for this reason the chur

my destination today verts burg the city is located in the various more precisely in the franconia region let's start on the old mine bridge landmark of hertzberg. it was built from 14th $76.00 and for a long time it was the only river crossing between the old town and the fortress. 12 statues of saints lined the bridge. the old mine bridge is the. perfect starting point for discovering verts birth from here you can see many of the important sites and i'll be checking out those spots and on top of that i'll do some wine tasting because this region here is known for its about the culture. but 1st i want to get an overview and start with a short tour through verts burke's old town. the town hall is only a few steps away from the old mine bridge it has many buildings and faces. that is the red building that's the so-called cut off in a cut and here we have the main facade. in the marketplace stands the gothic machine capital a church that was financed by the citizens of the 1st spring that was a thorn in the side of the bishop which is why he did not appoint a priest and for this reason the

dragons' burg is like many many evil cities if you dig here it's likely you'll discover something in 1905 traces of the 2000 year history of the city were uncovered during construction work on 9 plants. as you've probably noticed we are underground now with the wall with the ark that's classical middle ages about 700 to 800 years old. now if you take a step forward and look down over the parapet you see those stones. shelter they may not look that special but they're from roman times 2000 years ago. and if we go through this arc we come to a 2nd cellar. so i think. that. composes of the into so what's interesting here is that all the sellers in the documentation center come from the former jewish quarter and reagan's borg. was his ins and so what we're seeing here are traces of the jewish families invasions bourg the excavations took 3 years and archaeologists even found a gold treasure the documentation center doesn't have signs or a big means on sen the structure can only be accessed on guided visits but don't let that scare you off it's really worth it. next to the historic stone

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he was present with madison at the battle of bladesens burg where the british quickly routed an emergency force of regulars and poorly organized militia. monroe deployed one in the american line with little apparent effect on the outcome. while this cartoon implies that madison fled in panic from the field of battle, he and most of the cabinet, including monroe, stayed on the field until the end and narrowly avoided capture. le british moved on to washington, d.c. where they burned many public buildings, including, of course, the white house. monroe was elected president in 1816. he and his wife elizabeth undertook the restoration and refurbishing of the white house, a project that would continue throughout his two terms in office. elizabeth monroe's experience as first lady was characterized as by a fondness for european style salons that were not always well received by washington society. she also endured a range of physical ailments that prevented her from being white house hostess. in both their social circles and in the refurnishing they did at the white house, the monroes set a sta

dragons' burg is like many many evil cities if you dig here it's likely you'll discover something in 1905 traces of the 2000 year history of the city where. coverage during construction work on. the. as you've probably noticed we're underground now. a wall with the arc that's classical middle ages about 700 to 800 years old it's now if you take a step forward and look down over the parapet you see those stones. shelter they may not look that special but they're from roman times 2000 years ago. and if we go through this arc we come to a 2nd cellar. you know and so i think. he does it's of the into so what's interesting here is that all the sellers in the documentation center come from the former jewish quarter in reagan's borg this. was his eons and so what we're seeing here are traces of the jewish families in reagan's. excavations took 3 years and archaeologists even found a gold treasure the documentation center doesn't have signs or a big means on sen the structure can only be accessed on guided visits but don't let that scare you off it's really worth it. next to the historic sto

s london correspondent burg at mass has been catching up with an operatic voice coach who's turned her talents to helping people suffering from so-called long coated to breathe more easily again. blowing bubbles to help with. susie zuma is a trained vocalist. she has developed special greeting exercises patience and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice a little bit of a chance to unpressed. she says it's thanks to susie that she feels well again and is able to take a new hobbies just a year ago she was suffering from a lung infection and needed oxygen 3 months own i remember feeling so fatigued breathless i mean literally from my bed to the bathroom i would just get breathless. was. the sheba i never dreamed that of little people seeing us from the english national opera would be the ones to help her brief arms down to show the highlights in weekly zoom sessions participants learn to relax and improve that posture and most of all to breathe and just hope that from men we think a lot about lowering breathing down because.

those final days are thomas schneider's daily work he runs an intensive care unit in some fashion burg in southern brandenburg one of germany's covert 19 hotspots here he needs to take a few deep breaths. breathing is the unit momentary process that keeps us on life he has lost many patients the pandemic overwhelmed everyone here including him. we talk about death rates death statistics or see enough 1000 deaths a day but even i can put it in perspective yes in a 24 hour shift i witness 10 deaths that is my reality here that is what is really happening here what's real. but we can't transport this reality to people outside just by quoting numbers from. the house of cards from daybreak and then out of this my cold this smelly little mistrust is the most difficult thing for me what has really changed is that we go to the patients fully covered in protective clothing to accompany them as they don't look as if we can't really touch them there's no skin contact or holding their hand that's the really miss that i would never have expected it. so far so good to. not just milk. says ina pingo

john silva sali german political over speaking to us from home burg thank you.round ses a recent attack on one of its nuclear facilities which it blames on israel prompted it to boost your rhenium enrichment to 60 percent to run this move has put pressure on talks in vienna aimed at reviving the 2015 nuclear agreement artie's going underground show has been discussing israel stance on the accord with former m i 6 agent alister crook you can watch the interview in full on our website but here's a taste of what was said. netanyahu has been stark along on one track on iran for by 20 years saying iran is only a few months away or 2 years away at most from a nuclear weapon and he's his policy has basically been one of containment compay her over containment not just containment but forever. that policy is not work and has to be working and israeli officials have started to question it and for the 1st time we've heard explicit public pushback from senior security and intelligence officials saying you know actually we'd like to go back to the j.c. . and what's more we

celebrated the burg. we the jury in the above entitled matter as to count one unintentional 2nd degree murder while committing a felony by the defendant guilty guilty guilty verdict to the words so many had been hoping and waiting for guilty on all counts derek show of and now a convicted murderer at the end of a tense 3 week trial. justice for george floyd what began as a rallying cry has become reality. crowds who had gathered at george floyd square the site where he was murdered were overcome by emotion. overwhelmed i'm grateful i'm relieved so i'm i feel grounded i can feel my feet on the concrete i'm super grateful that this is the verdict and that we can now move to the next faith george floyd slow death has now been seen by millions. while attempting to arrest him last may show been pinned to handcuff floyd to the ground kneeling on his neck for 9 minutes 29 seconds. i can't breathe were some of his final words. floyd's killing on lease one of the biggest waves of protests in u.s. history against s

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the times said it reviewed apple pay and cash app receipts that show gaetz and green burg made paymentspayment from green berg to a different woman. in a statement, gaetz office said matt gaetz has never paid for sex. matt gaetz refutes all disgusting allegations completely. >> providing for flights and hotels for people you're dating who are of legal age is not a crime. >> a source telling cnn investigators are examining whether any federal campaign money was involved in paying for travel and expenses for the women. they have been friends for years posting photographs together and gaetz telling a radio station he would make a good member of congress in 2017. >> if he were to run, he becomes the next congressman. >> the duo leaving a voice mail on her cell phone. she gave a recording to cnn. >> we were just chatting about you and talking about your lovely qualities. >> you're the future of the democratic party in florida. >> additionally information that may connect gaetz to a fake id scheme at the center of the case. was presented to federal investigators at a meeting last year. source

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becoming the first president in office to label the massacre of hundreds of thousands of armenians burg. governor newsome doing the same. armenians around the world, including celebrities honored those killed. here, hundreds gathered and laid flowers. >>> and starting in 1915, 1.5 million armenians werecred or deportehewhich is now turkey. past presidents avoided using the word genocide, not wanting to antagonize the american ally of turkey. the turkish government was quick to denounce biden's statement, saying would not yield results other than polarizing the nations and hindering peace and stability. the white house says president biden talked with the president on friday. the two leaders agreed to meet at the summit in june. >>> and the bay area is home to a sizable armenian population. 50,000 people. many say president biden's recognition is what their grandparents and parents have been waiting for. it's the first step into their healing. a man told us the story of his grandfather and what it means to him. >> my grandfather was in his late teens, early 20s, and they went to syria as

subpoena has been executed in new york for financial records related to the family of allen weiss el burg. the top financial adviser at the trump organization and for mr. trumps father before that. the post reports investigators seem to be honing in on unexplained or ir rational compensation and attendant potential tax evasion. which they appear to be tracing through the family financial records. they have obtained through subpoena. for example i'm not totally clear on what this means. the "washington post" reports tonight that for whatever reason something strange seems to have been happening around money and ice rink. in new york city. operated by the trump organization. bottom line is that the president's business the trump organization appears to have paid a king's ransom to his son. whose job was managing this ice skating rink. for the trump organization. this is not like an olympic facility. it's a recreation nak rink open six months out of the year. a cash only business. it's not like a huge entity. it's a seasonal cash only ice rink in a park. for some reason the manager of the ic

she said there was a shooting in the fed ex so we drove from browns burg and she got a shot on her left his niece was in her car in the parking lot when she was shot. she's in the hospital and is expected to be okay. investigators are trying toe ve fed ex has issued the statement to say our thoughts with those affected. we are working to gather more information and are cooperating with authorities. >>> cdc advisory committee looking at issues with the johnson & johnson vaccine plans about a week. that means the vaccine distribution pause will likely continue until then. it's on hold after six women who received the shot developed severe blood clots. heads up to people who got the pfizer covid vaccine, you may have to get a third shot in the next year. the pfizer ceo says people fully vaccinated will likely need a booster in the next six to 12 months. that would help protect against new evolving covid variants. people can need covid shots annually to keep themselves protected but a ucsf epidemiologist dr. rutherford is skeptical. >> i think we will eventually have to add them. i think th

and black and brown folks super predators, where we had a former policing that was okay with john burge the black box in chicago. we had a former policing that resulted in ramparts in l.a., right? there was a sense at which violence, how the police treated these so-called criminal communities was okay with the majority of america as we locked them up, but we've reached a point where it seems as if we're trying to transition into something different. so you have this moment where some people are reaching for a different kind of policing, trying to hold police accountable, while others are clinging to this old way of thinking. and so it's a country in transition. it feels almost as if it's greek tragedy, in some ways, if that makes sense. >> and, tim, what eddie is talking about would require something of a societal, moral sea change, and i guess sea changes happen in slow motion, so there's always hope. tim, where i want to go with you is more nakedly into politics. it was a big applause line when trump said, we love our police. no, we're not having that anymore, because we watched trump

a year ago priscilla chan and mark zucker burg through their philanthropy launched to figure out why and to figure the best way to help. nbc's digital reporter looks at the potential problems and solutions. >> the latino community has been greatly impacted. at our peak we were 15 times more likely to have covid-19. >> the latinx population that traditionally has lower access to health care and testing needs a different solution to keep everyone safe. we actually have to keep everyone safe. >> reporter: 24th and mission, it's the neighborhood's town square, the center of the latino cultural district, and now a covid-19 testing and vaccination site. the line stretches around the block. >> we've been piloting this this rapid test and getting results . >> reporter: it turns out in this community death. if it takes two days to get an appointment for testing and three days to get a result. >> by the time you get to the home, everybody has been infected. >> reporter: the people who identify as latino made up 40% of those tested here. they accounted for more than 95% of the tests that came b

hinder burg called them fiction. what is a preorder when is an order not an order?wn order. he also climbed the company is much further away from production than we've been led to believe management says they are on track to make them by september but at this point, i wouldn't take their word for it number two, moromeo power. this looked promising. they are in the same business of the scrape but it turns out romeo is the over promise. romeo, where are tho beats the heck out of me the fourth quarter numbers last month with initial guidance for the full year, the numbers were horrifying in the leadup to romeo's leadup to the acquisition, they made a bullish forecast talking about $140 million in 2021 they are guiding from 18 to 40 million a split there. and supply listen, i know that there are supply issues in the auto industry but 140 million number was from six months ago when a company slashes the revenue forecast for 80% let's say that raises eyebrows at least romeo gave you a chance to sell. the stock spiked 60% but has given the gains and not a lot of trust the

but you know i'm sure all those memories from north adams and kla,burg never changed who billy was. he was defined by his dignity, decency, loyalty and courage. because of you and his dad. i saw it happen. not by accident. you have some idea what you are feeling like. i buried two of my children so i know some of what you are feeling like. and people have come up to you and are going to come up to you for some time and say i know how you feel. we say that to the kids and to the wife. and after a while you know everybody means well. you feel like saying you have no idea. but the truth is that the time is going to come, i promise you. not believable now. when a memory, a fragrance, a scene, a circumstance, the way his son tilts his head the way he did when he was that age, it will bring back the memories. and in all this time it is going to feel like at that moment, that memory, will feel like you got the phone call just that moment ago. and there are going to be people celebrating billy's life. inasmuch as you appreciate it, all of you, it also is hard, you relive everything again. y

and despite if barren burg's continued sell ratings, you have got carnival up by about 5%, royal caribbeanestop's ceo george sherman, but he is still winning a pretty big prize. the soon to be former ceo of trader roaring kitty's favorite retail stock will be walking away with a $179 million golden parachute when he leaves the company by july 31st. sherman's upcoming exit all part of incoming gamestop chairman and chewy cofounder ryan cohen's effort to transform the company into an online retail force versus storefront retail. the gamestop's shares down to $157.35. >>> and tesla is saying we're sorry to chinese consumers. elon musk's ev giant promising to set up a computer complaint office after one tesla owner who couldn't get the company to answer her complaints about malfunctioning brakes literally jumped on top of a tesla at the shanghai auto show on monday as protest. there she is. you can see this right now. yeah. she had a problem with her brakes. she kept calling, apparently. nobody's answering. so her display caught so much attention, heck, we're talking about it now, that it set

operator nico iraq's most relies on foreign tourists at his 2000 hectare game farm north of your highness burg. only if you recall the phone to have people from all over the world for on europe asia 'd even us fought us mongolia people are coming to enjoy the game there are sea nightshirt but sentenced . to travel restrictions and nobody is coming the cove in $1000.00 pandemics last visitor numbers by over 95 percent and the tourists won't be returning anytime soon because of the more contagious covert 19 strain which emerged in south africa at the end of last year travel to and from the country is now either restricted or completely prohibited by $120.00 nations the situation could lead to the end of many south african companies in the tourism sector so africa's got video labels of both the and unemployment in today's it was one of those industries that can really make a difference unfortunately a lot of lost yet it devastating impact on tourism in south africa and travel restrictions this year on the wrist of the wall though much of the recent tool is really putting the final nail in the cof

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morgan stanley upgraded at bear and burg to buy.rice target at 91 bucks they say it has more room to run. joe, you own morgan stanley. is it getting to $91 and beyond? >> i sure down own morgan stanley. what took them so long to finally come around to it? they've had a hold on the stock since 2017 the average 12-month price target is $91. yes, i think it is going to get there. it is going to get there on the strength of capital markets and global wealth management and clearly the integration as it relates to e*trade. i like they're finally coming around i wish they would do the same with goldman sachs they have a hold on goldman sachs. i don't understand that. >> speaking of goldman, amy, you old goldman and jpmorgan. >> yes we have been underweight financials for a long time, closed that towards the end of last year a little bit still a little under market weight, but financials, it is time to shine. if they don't work now with yields rising, i don't see what makes them work. they're still over capacity in the industry in general,

we at burg, given the wide range of burger flavors. the difference is essentially imperceptible.fox two news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now plans to loot east bay shopping centers target. but hours later, dozens of people and cars hit stores in emeryville and oakland. good evening. i'm cristina rendon in tonight for julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville police learned about that organized effort to loot the stores online officers in san leandro were able to protect the stores there. so as. kristina just said the thieves went to oakland in emeryville instead. ktvu is henry lee is here now. and henry, we're talking about a caravan of what 25 cars taking part in all of this. yeah frankie's were roving caravans all across the east to stop looters from targeting a popular mall. but then. they went elsewhere, looters converged on oakland in emeryville early thursday morning, apparently upset by police misconduct a day after derek children was convicted of murdering george floyd. there's a large number of chatter that said to loot until justice is served. on dweeb believe it h

those final days are too much schneider's daily work he runs an intensive care unit in some certain burg in southern brandenburg one of germany's covert 19 hotspots here he needs to take a few deep breaths breathing is the unabomber terry process that keeps us all alive he has lost many patients the pandemic overwhelmed everyone here including him very thought we talk about death rates death statistics or see enough 1000 deaths a day. but even i can put it in perspective yes in a 24 hour shift i witness 10 deaths that is my reality here that is what is really happening here what's real. but we can't transport this reality to people outside just by quoting numbers from. the house of cards a small ticket a breath in and out of us might feel cold this spilling of the mistrust is the most difficult thing for me what has really changed is that we go to the patients fully covered in protective clothing to accompany them as they die look as if we can't really touch them there's no skin contact or holding their hand or let really miss that i would never have expected it. so sugar to. your head w

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point, he does have to have information that could meaningfully advance their case and joel green burgot of charges just in his own right stealing from the tax collector's office and defrauding a coronavirus relief program. he is charged with sex trafficking of a minor. this is a person who the feds are not just going to wipe away all his charges so he can give them a congressman. he's really going to have to provide a lot of valuable information corroborated information to make a deal with him worthwhile. >> matt, appreciate your reporting. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, returning to breaking news, the johnson & johnson vaccine may now be used again. researchers say it's incredibly important to get a vaccine to get us closer to normal and ron johnson has chosen to promote baseless conspiracy theories about vaccinations and done it again. we're keeping them honest, next. introducing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of this... ...with this. when kidids won't eat dinner, potato pay them to. ore-ida. win at mealt

these are the profits companies push into bermuda and the caymen islands and switzerland or luxen burg, and claim are being earned overseas. if all of a sudden companies, instead of having those pfits tad at 2% or 6%, which is what we've seen with the kind of googles and apples and bristol-myers of the world, if now there's a minimum tax of 21% on those profits, that's a very big change and a very big difference and would probably both raise a lot of money and would probably curb a lot of these transactions that move profits into tax havens. >> nawaz: jesse drucker of the "new york times" joining us tonight. thank you for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> woodruff: as of today, more than 66 million americans are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, and many others are eagerly waiting for their shots. but among white evangelical americans, interest in the vaccine still isn't as widespread. john yang speaks with one evangelical leader about why that is, and what can be done to change it. >> yang: judy, among religious groups, according to the pew research center, white evangeli

neural network idea, first on the west coast, and then as a professor at carnegie carnegie-mellon in burg. that's moment in the mid-80s where jeff and his account realize he cannot do this a.i. work without tacking money from reagan's defense department and that's not something he wants to do. at the height of the robb contraa -- iran-contra affair. he and his wife have strong beliefs and don't want this work to be used inside the military. so, they actually leave the country. he believes in this stance to the point where he goes to canada and sets up shouldn't at the university of toronto as a professor, and it would have real implications for the whole field years on when this idea of finally started to work. most of the talent was centered around jeff and others in canada and not in the u.s. but as that idea starts to, and jeff is sucked into google, in short order google starts to work with the defense department and that's a big protest at the company and some people who believe this is absolutely the right thing for google to do and others who are really upset and didn't expect to b

. >> clerk: a motion to appoint bernita burge, jon jacobo, has been ming how and rem alex lantsberg,g decembe. to the housing stability fund oversight board. >> president walton: please call the roll for item 18. my apologies, supervisor melgar? >> supervisor melgar: thank you. i was waiting for supervisor preston to speak. i wanted to say that i have spoken to supervisor preston about this appointment. i support the spirit of this body and the need for prop i to foster like innovation and a new -- come up with new tools for social housing and affordable housing production. i'm disappointed as the composition of this body because it is very heavily male identify skewed. i want to make a point saying that 70% of our nation people living in poverty are women. women are 35% more likely to live in poverty than men. housing in our city is an issue of not having enough money to afford the rent. in looking at new solutions, for how we're going to structure new programs, how we're going to do things differently and come up with social housing solutions, i think it's really important that we

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. >> he could have done "war and peace" instead of the gettys burg address four score and seven years ago, i was completely wrong with apple. and one of the things about apple, they had to admit the supply chain problem, with the semiconductors and all of the companies other than qualcomm that you had to worry about semis, this is the one i worry the least about, because they do multiple source like qualcomm and i know they had to call it out just because everybody is calling it out but i think they'll be fine. i don't think it's by rote but i will say that i'm less worried about apple than say ford where i had last night and ford is just decimated by this i don't want to switch gears out of tech. >> ford is a tough one, jim. the quarter itself is a handy beat the loss of planned production, 17% and it sounds like farley told you, it is going to be more like 50 this quarter >> yeah, this was, i'm going to put this under the bad column. and i happen to like farley very much, but i think the company could earn maybe a buck a share and they could be back to the table, five bucks, ten yea

mean, as much as everybody, the royal family in particular, want this to be about the duke of edingen burgemembering a much-loved father, grandfather, great grandfather, the grandfather of the nation, as he's been describedded, of course there will also be attention on other members of the family. in particular, i think, prince william and prince harry who have had a much-publicized rift over the last few years which, of course, has been deepened by prince harry's decisioned to do that interview with oprah winfrey. and, in fact, the first we will see of them is following that coffin up to the chapel, and they will be in presession behind it with eight -- well, there are nine members of the royal family, interestingly, normal it's just male members of the family, but she apparently asked her father whether it would be okay, and he said yes. but princes william and harry are in the third row, and they are not shoulder to shoulder. they are separated by their cousin -- martha: if i could just interrupt you, this is princess beatrice and her husband a arriving. we're seeing some of the members

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and i think it's obviously against what is good for the court, and even people like ruth bader gins burgarent do you think these conversations that happen among members of the commission will be in terms of the public really finding out what gets discussed, what those conclusions actually are, behind closed doors. >> yeah, some of their meetings they say they will be holding publicly but i think the real meat of it is going to have to be behind the scenes and look there's no question what it's going to say. this is a commission of several dozen members with a handful of moderate republicans thrown in kind of a window dressing. we know the direction they're going. it's really just let's just take the step by step but they have a clear agenda in mind, and yeah, we don't know, is foya going to cover this or are we going to have the ability to find out what's even happening behind closed doors by this kind of pre -determined commission. jedediah: do you think he'll pack the court, carrie? >> personnel is policy if you look at the people on this commission its got people like lawrence tribe,