hamburg is right here. it is directly across the savannah river from augusta, if you can orient yourself to augusta, you're practically in hamburg. hamburg is directly across the way. here is the savannah river which is rolling down to the sea here. and here is the port at charleston, one of the most important cities in the antebellum south. so hamburg had been settled in 1820 by henry schultz who named the town after the famous city, right, in his native germany. it quickly became a hub of wagon traffic would come here, pulling cotton from the interior of the south, at first, in 1820, we don't have railroads yet. most of that cotton is going by savannah river to ports here and then carried to charleston by boat. so that's 1820. by 1825, they build this hamburg to charleston railroad. and this is the b&o, right, a famous, famous common carrier, the baltimore and ohio railroad. if you look on wikipedia right now, it will say it's the longest common carrier in the united states. no, because everybody forgets

to prince rivers and all of the men of hamburg, where is hamburg now? this is what happens to hamburg. in 1911 the river floods and basically, augusta has the money and the federal pool to get the army of corps of engineers out to shore up the levees hamburg does not in 1929 the next flood comes through hamburg washes away. all that they owned all that they bought none of it protected all of it returned and now known as north augusta. and here we are around the site. of hamburg massacre. this is a golf resort resort with very well appointed streets. houses right on the river in prime real estate what it would have meant to the african-american community to have owned this today how many millions of dollars might that be? i don't have anything against golf. maybe gentrification would have happened. anyway, my question is how do we remember what markers remain on the land for us to remember? here's the execution site. remember that low oat field where they shot down charles attaway and three others. and what is running over that site? that is the jefferso

so that's what hamburg is by 1876. it essentially has 600 residents a fifth of them are white fifth of them are fine living in a majority african-american community. they're like, this is great. i like hamburg. so here's the story that i would tell about hamburg in 1876. so july 4 1876 right. it's the 100 year birthday of the united states and the president united states ulysses as grant tells says what says what should we do to celebrate? well every town should have a parade which means look sort of militia march. and they should write the town's history. and they should read the declaration of independence and we'll sort of collect all those town histories and it'll be a biography of america and this is going to be great. so that's the idea july 4 1876. remember majority african-american town. they have an african-american militia their guns are terrible. they have no bullets doesn't matter. they're marching. they're having a good time. they've read the declaration of independence and they're marching here on the cen

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that may mean that hamburgers is more expensive and we eat less hamburgerses but those are reasonable things to do. we're going to be using less chemicals, be using fewer pesticides, going to be treating the land better, none of these things is easy and they may not be as convent at agriculture is for us now, but if way want to live on a clean planet, planet with clean air good, water, with top soil that is maintained and with less impact on the climate, then we have to figure out ways to do agriculture better. >> like the one man -- i thick in missouri -- where he is growing -- kind of wheat with really deep, deep roots, so -- i don't remember the details. wasn't actually the question but i just remember thinking isn't that interesting. because he has been working on this for quite some time to get the roots deep so the soil -- don't turn i under. i don't know. >> a lot of -- you're conflating a few things bus mostly talking abouts we jackson and the land institute in kansas, revived a form of wheat which does have very deep roots and is per reinam. doesn't have to be -- perennial an

pete, i know you, you love to roll up your sleeves show off tattoos drink your cold beer and eat hamburger from del friscos. pete: you know it. rachel: ainsley, i live in wisconsin as everyone knows we have a lot of cows what we do with cows is we milk them and we eat them. i think if joe biden had been more specific about this, he might have lost wisconsin because the translation for this plan is as you mentioned, this is going to be a loss of jobs and it's going to be an increase in prices and cost of living for the middle class and the poor. it is always the elites going after things that they like that

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and then i left, i went back half a mile and got a hamburger. and then about six months later, just about july 4, 1964, the accommodations act was signed. and i went down to that place and set hot dog, please? yes, sir. you got it. no problem. and that was the beginning of the end of segregation, the beginning of the end of accommodations restrictions. and what i have often said to people, they just didn't release black people from the problem, we released white people from the problem. it was a problem for both of us. so i took that attitude into my career. one thing led to another, i went to vietnam again a second time. the third time away from my family. and i just kept moving up. david: did you ever think to yourself that you were prepared to get the last full measure of devotion to this country, and you were injured in vietnam, do you ever say to this person when you came back, i was prepared to give my life or this country, and now you won't serve me a hotdog dog or a hamburger? how do you resist the temp tatian? colin: i didn't want any t

this is about that biden is coming for your hamburgers.ers are safe for now as far as we know. the biden climate plan, in fact, it is not detailed yet, we're not sure what it will propose. the fact they go for the hamburg letter act, they suggested after four years of watching republicans do tax cuts and overspend and build the deficit, that is not as effective. we have a classic lie which is a tiny speck of truth from all the way over there that ends up all the way over here as biden is going to take away your hamburgers. that's what they've got. >> claire, to give some on fox credit, i want to tell viewers that john roberts who is a fox news anchor, on whose show that graphic aired, gently acknowledged the network coverage of biden forcing americans to east less red meat wasn't accurate. he said friday we told you about a study from university of michigan to give perspective on biden's climate change goals. found that cutting back how much red meat people eat would have drastic impact on gas emissions. the script incorrectly said it was

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hamburg. is looking pretty good with the vaccinations do you still look at this as a good measure with the race against time >> the advent of exvaccine is a extraordinary event. we are in the position to get the virus under control. we are not there yet it is a race against continuing spread and continuing evolution of variants. we have to be mindful. we have to continue the public health intervention that we know make a difference. we have to push vaccine out and make sure everyone who wants vaccine gets it in the united states and around the world. no country is safe until we get vaccine to all countries and really combat this coronavirus pandemic through the remarkable scientific advance >> it has been truly incredible with the thought the moderna vaccine was created in a weekend in late january of last year speaks wonders to the mrna technology that said, and i don't want to generalize across the united states, doctor, but i look at the data every day i have been out there a little more op

that's the finding of one study. >> they can't have a steak on the grill or hamburger on the grill julyns would have to cut red meat consumption by a whopping 90%. that means only one burger a month. >> so this is all inaccurate and there are other fox personalities too. then it went to members of congress, a congresswoman from colorado and georgia and north carolina, donald trump jr. amplified the claim a whole bunch of other right-wing ininfluencers made the claim. again, this is completely invented out of whole cloth. it's striking to see how complete nonsense has gone from british paper to fox to the entire right-wing eco system it seems. >> those are not lawmakers known for their truth telling and we laugh because this is so ridiculous, but mark my words there are people who will believe this and continue to believe this. daniel dale, you are a fact check. thank you. >> people spreading it are meat heads. >> biden giving his first address to a joint session of congress on wednesday. we have special live coverage that will be starting at wednesday night at 8:00. >>> many white evang

instead because hamburgers went down in price or the buy you know some electronic equipment from from well cars are going down in price. they they didn't go down in price until recently. so they just dominantly adjust and bizarre increasingly bizarre ways but i talked about. you know the geopolitics and geo economics and how empires through out the centuries was shoot the messenger and it was all you know war is back then used to matter how much gold you had because you would go bankrupt when you started the war and you would do everything to try to avoid a war. but that price signal gold has been an important one for 5000 years it was an important signal about what the price of gold was doing and terms of how long that empire that system had to hang around especially post 971 of the early days in 1971 paul volcker had to step in and try to you know fight the the gold bugs because the gold bugs were a threat to the establishment of the u.s. dollar as a world's reserve currency when we went off the gold standard but today now the likes of bloomberg joe wiesenthal is declaring gold bug

got a hamburger. and then six months later just about july 4th of 1968, the accommodations act was signed. i went down to that place and said, hot dog please, yes, sir, you got it. no problem. and that was the beginning of the end of segregation. it was the beginning of the end of accommodations rerestrictions. and what i have often said to people, we just didn't release black people from the problem, we released white people from a problem. this was a problem for both of us. i took that attitude into my career. one thing led to another. i went to vietnam a second time. i went to korea. the third time away from my family. and i just kept moving up. >> did you ever think to yourself, you had prepared to give the last full measure of devotion to this country if and you were injured in vietnam. do you ever say to this person, i was prepared to give my life for this country and now you won't serve me a hamburger. how did you resist the temptation? >> you didn't want to get in trouble. and she didn't know

i said, well, it says hamburger -- i had not had a hamburger, and it says hamburger, and we want to go and get a hamburger, and he said, ma'am, you don't want to go out there. look who is out there. there were people with nasty signs and yelling pretty bad stuff, and i looked at al and i said, are we in the united states? we hopscotched, first we landed in japan and then alaska and then in san francisco, and he said, yeah, we are in the united states. i remember thinking, what are these people complaining about? why are they taking it out on us? you know? and, you know, and i think hal moore says it best in the movie, you can hate war but you must love the american warrior. >> yeah. >> and i remember that. now, i didn't experience any of that in my hometown. my little hometown was very patriotic, and there were 12 of us had that gone to vietnam from 750 people, so it was a very patriotic hometown. i can remember landing in logan. i remember that. >> still in fatigues? >> uh-huh. >> we were still in uniform. it wasn't until about seven or eight months later until they stopped us from we

products impact the environment on the island i 5 live that was a comparison producing a single hamburger apparently uses up as much water as 2 months worth of daily showers i was really shocked. so i thought about how i might be able to decrease my impact. that's why they are now off to provide patties instead of meat emily and sophia read up in advance about the health effects of following a vegan diet consulting your doctor can make sense especially when it comes to eating children's nutritional needs. emily and sophia also take vitamin b 12 to come. do they feel any different now that they've been going for a month. i will say i feel good i don't know if i feel any different we don't feel wake like the clay shirky we don't have any energy because the plants we can definitely refute that as we both exercise at least twice a week and we still feel fit and once the experiment is over they plan to eat on a regular basis well one of the cheetah. so perhaps you like to try a plant based diet for yourself i'm a vegetarian for 10 years and the vega for 2 and it feels right next week. more tha

corona virus outbreak actually there are some data now from the city of hamburg and romney and they clearly show that. among the people who die from the virus the men are in the majority it's about 57 percent of the people that are actually ma'am it's because of their lifestyle. they have more heart disease they have more problems with their lungs because. among them and that makes them weak and prone to get the virus and a severe. infection leading to the i will talk to your in more detail in just a moment one thing is clear there are many biological differences between the sexes then it's also clear that diseases take different causes and have to be treated differently but a lot is also due to our behavior women wash their hands more often and eat more healthily men on the other hand think that the body simply has to function and what about us doctors we treat headaches. but do doctors care about if the patient is a man or a woman this question could make a difference between life or death. just never imagined she'd wind up in hospital yet she recently woke up at night with back pain late

so we will simply do what we can as we can as structures stopped to come in place lars griner of hamburg port consulting there thank you very much he's joined us from beirut a top german lawmaker has rejected tesla's claim that the country's peer rocker see a slowing down innovation the u.s. electric car maker says administrative complications are delaying the construction of its new factory outside berlin that germany is at risk of missing its climate targets but in an interview with business daily handles conservative lawmaker atomosphere rice said he knew of no other project where so much had been done to get clearance quickly. amazon warehouse workers in the u.s. state of alabama have voted against forming a union and union leaders were hoping the election would lead to a new era of worker activism many southern states including alabama have passed so-called right to work laws that curtail unions abilities to mandate jews and other measures. thanks for watching. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all. just 3 of the topics covered weekly. if you would like and the

now we're talking about things like a curfew which is for example already in place in a city like hamburg we'll talk about dealing maybe certain steps of opening but we have these 70 incidents threshold of 400 certain borders than those certain states are below that others are above it and there are very precise consequences attached to this number so i don't really see the need why we should open up a new discussion in particular also because eastern has just gone through and we have seen the numbers have actually gone down now what that means is to be seen as so i think it's better to wait rather than nervously start another discussion now of course many industry associations are very nervous they've been calling for a different strategy creative strategy creative solutions that allows businesses to open are they into an aisle of the pandemic. no i think not if you look. at the silent for example the the smallest of all the truman states that is trying different models it's not that they're opening up without conditions that are a lot of restrictions that remain in place and opening is

thanks so much, hamburgers and all. >> valerie, you can't make it up, the rumors, the whole craziness of this. this is just another hurdle the president has to handle. 18% drop in the seven-day average for vaccination shots nationally. how does the administration sell getting shots in rural communities. >> good afternoon. let's look what they have done. during the campaign president biden committed to vaccinating 100 million americans in his first 100 days. at the time i thought that was ambitious, how will he do that. guess what? he has achieved 200 million vaccinations. but we do have vaccine hesitant people. how do we inform them about the facts and how do we use people who they will be influenced by to take it. work with a not for profit organization, we cast our net broadly, putting together influencers, so we can meet people are with the information they need to make an informed decision. we just have to keep at it. it's one person at a time changing their minds. >> the other concern for the democrats are the census results have impact on texas, florida, carolina could deliver a

peggy hamburg, thank you for being with us. wishing you and your family a very happy easter holiday weekend. >> thank you. >>> turning to the economy. the economy showing signs of rebounding in a big way today. more than 900,000 jobs were added last month. the unemployment rate ticking down to 6%. president biden today citing the fact the economy is still far from where it was before the pandemic. pushing his new sweeping infrastructure and jobs plan. joining us is chief white house correspondent kristin welker who will anchor "nightly news" tonight. what are we hearing from the president? >> reporter: president biden is using these new economic numbers to say that the economy is moving in the right direction, but there is a lot more work that needs to be done. the new strong jobs numbers come on the heels of passing that $1.9 trillion covid relief package that sent $1,400 direct payments to americans. he is using this to underscore his argument that right now is a time to go big. it's a controversial argument. republicans disa

so a miniature wonderland in hamburg, germany and which is home to the largest model train set in the of 20 classical pieces over the 211-meter track and a total of 2840 glasses that were placed strategically along the railway and failed to create a tone when the train went along. if you want to listen to classical music played by a train in hamburg, germany, that's exactly where you have to go to listen to that. >> dana: you can't go due to covid. drink a lot though, it's a nightmare. jessica. >> jessica: awesome, great stuff, everyone. and for all of you know it was next week or's, i did not like the outcome of that. and i'm no golf experts, but thrilled to see that there was the first japanese man to win the major golf championship let alone the masters. joining two women who have joined this feat. making japan so very proud paired asking if he was the greatest golfer in japan, he said i cannot say i am the greatest. we have to go. congratulations from every one here at fox. >> dana: congratulations to you, jessica. i just found out that you got engaged. >> jessica: yes, thank you!

i hadn't had a hamburger. i said it's hamburger. we want to get a hamburger.he said ma'am, i don't want to go out there. look who's out there. they were these people with these nasty signs. they were yelling some pretty bad stuff and that is when i looked at owl and i said are we in the united states? we hopscotched. first we landed in japan. then we landed in alaska. and he said yes, we are in the united states. aber membered thinking one of these people complaining about. why are they taking it out on us? and i think, cal more so the best in the movie. you can hate war but you must love the american warrior. i remember that. >> yeah. >> i did not experience any of that in my hometown. my little hometown was very patriotic, there were 12 of us who had gone to vietnam, for 750 people. he was very patriotic hometown. i remember landing in logan. >> still in fatigues? >> yap. >> we were still in uniforms. >> it wasn't until seven or eight months later that they stopped us from wearing uniforms in the airport. they stopped us. >> what did you think about that? >>

the fact that they're talking about hamburgers -- and good for john roberts that he retracted that --es to an issue that is true, which is an existential threat to humanity in the climate crisis. how about coming up with solutions and not making tropes that aren't really relevant? >> when the republicans won the majority in 1994 in that election, it's because we had a number of things we pledged to do. now they're at a policy meeting trying to figure out what they're for. i hope and pray they get their act together because you do need a competitive two-party system in this country and maybe a three-party system. >>> just ahead, what does president biden need to do in his address to congress tomorrow night to get bipartisan support for his extremely ambitious agenda? if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. switch today and get 2 lines of unlimited and 2 free smartphones. plus you'll now get netflix on us. all this for up to 50% off vs. verizon. it's all included. 2 lines of unlimited for only $70 bucks. and this rate is fixed. you'll pay exactly $70 bucks total. th

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that's gonna be your submission, then by all means, yes. [ laughter ] yes, hamburgers and hotdogs. >>everse psychology it's pretty overt. you say like, "yeah, yeah, sure if that's what you're gonna make." you're getting angry already >> tariq: angry? what are you talking about [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah i think he's getting angry >> tariq: i don't drop my cool >> steve: it's your reverse psychology >> jimmy: no, dude, here's the thing. i'm already playing the game i'm in your head, buddy. >> tariq: okay >> jimmy: yeah so me just saying that already tripped you up >> tariq: wow. >> jimmy: so now you're going to make angry chicken. >> tariq: okay [ laughter ] i see what you're doing there. >> jimmy: wait are you going to do a -- you gonna do ribs? >> tariq: am i gonna go ribs no >> jimmy: i'm might do like a pork butt. >> steve: corn butt? >> jimmy: no, pork butt. >> tariq: pork butt, yeah please >> jimmy: play corn. >> tariq: yes. >> steve: pork butt. >> jimmy: pork butt. >> tariq: yeah go pork butt >> jimmy: you're going pork butt >> tariq: no not at all >> steve: he wants you to go

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