i still love bavaria. and every year, we spend many weeks in bavaria in the same village where i grew up. it was my professional journalist, which i worked for 23 years based in hamburg. so i had to lure my wife from munich because she was a big gardener to a house with a big garden, and it was a good idea, and so we live here for 33 years. this place where you now live is extraordinarily peaceful. yes, it is. would you say it has helped bring you some sort of peace of mind? no, no, i don't think. ——no, no, i don't think that it depends on the country and living in. it's in myself that i found peace because i acknowledged what my father has done. but i think the 1st and most important step, thinking of my father, thinking first about his victims, there is no german around who has not certain pictures of corpses in his mind, and those pictures always remind me of my father, what he did, and especially when i look at him, this leather coat of my father, it's a scarecrow. in germany, we call it... and this sc

i still love bavaria.d to lure my wife from munich because she was a big gardener to a house with a big garden, and it was a good idea, and so we live here for 33 years.

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originally from bavaria in southern germany, her main focus will be on your political issues and climaterotection. >> in the bundestag, i would also like to build on the political work i have been doing in the bavarian state parliament, for example, helping to shape the greens' transport policy. reporter: their presence in the bundestag as trans women is important to them both. >> there are still so many discriminatory laws. for example, there is the transsexual law in germany, which is partly unconstitutional, that treats trans people as if they are mentally ill. reporter: nicka receives a lot of support, but she has also faced abuse. >>. >> i have had a lot of positive messages on social media or in the mail, but there have been lots of hateful messages, too, like from women who told me i am not a woman. reporter: such messages are familiar to tessa, too. >> i don't let myself get upset by malice, ridicule, or insults. i always report anything that could be considered criminal. reporter: both women are now pushing ahead with their goals in the bundestag. >> i am sure that trans people

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germany, the state government raised the alarm because many people are apparently entering in, in bavaria and quite a few are coming from billers. of course it's through with, with looks and burke has said that we always have to keep in mind that these are human lives. but i think we're in defense logic and then actions like no longer allowing boorish and airlines to, to fly to the you being very tough on the visa for the russian regime, numbers, things like that should all be i'll be considered. the ones were all she program is warning, global hunger will rise exponentially due to climate change. the agency says extreme weather will lead to displacement as people search for food. it's already happening in parts of africa, where drought and land degradation has led to arise and armed conflicts. nicholas hoc reports from central burkina faso. it's only un helicopter that we travel to the city of kaya in central burkina faso. the to our road journey from org or do has become too dangerous even for humanitarian workers. the threat is the arm group, the slamming state in the greater sahara. u

in germany to state government raise the alarm because many people are apparently entering in, in bavaria and quite a few are coming from billers. of course it's through with, with looks and burke has said that we always have to keep in mind these are human lives. but i think we're in defense logic and then actions like no longer allowing bluish and airlines to, to fly to the you being very tough on the visa for the russian regime. numbers, things like that should all be all be considered. gunman have killed at least 7 people and a ringo refugee camp in bangladesh. the attack happened in the early hours of friday morning at a religious school in conscious bizarre one person has been arrested last month a where he no later was shot dead in the camp. the government has pledged his step up. security can be challenged, joins is live now from dot com. hello. that can be, what more do we know about what happened? was so far we can confirm that 7 people were shot dead and their names been published. and we know, at least a dozen people were seriously injured. one person, as you mention in a repo

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they started in bavaria, then expanded to all of germany, then europe.emendous recovery in the earnings part of the company because it was affected by covid. now we have another engine of growth, the u.s. this company is digitizing and transforming into a new business. there has been a generational shift. the founder has passed on the reins to his two sons. the company is becoming a mobility company for long distance all across europe, as well as a long-term car rental company where you can walk into a car, and with a qr code, rented for one day, one month, when year. erik: i was going to ask you if companies that can double their value exist outside tech, and you just answered my question. anne: i call it non-tech tech. it is going to double its earnings because of a digital transfer may. erik: you want both blick and private markets coming correct -- markets, correct? anne: yes, you have public and private companies, so we have to talk to both. erik: in the public market, everyone in theory has access to the same information. it is made to best man and

so the malted barley a lot of the barley is malted in the uk and bavaria in germany. >> so those are taking longer to get on freight and over to united states. >> breweries that have struggled financially because of covid shutdowns may also struggle to keep customers coming in. that's in large part due to price increases because of the rising supply chain issues. back here at home comedian dave chappelle announced he will kick off a 10 city tour at san francisco's chase center next months. announcement comes just 2 days after several netflix workers staged a walkout over his controversial comedy special in the 2 weeks since the special debuted netflix has faced backlash from employees who object to the comedian's comments about the trans community. netflix ceo initially defended the special and chappelle. but he later admitted to missteps and how he communicated with employees over their concerns tickets for chapelle's november 4th show at chase center. we'll go on sale. wednesday at 01:00pm. >> still ahead on kron 4 news at 8, a retired oakland police officers still in the hospital

it was 40 years ago, you were young men in bavaria on a cattle farm.l the story of. >> and also i think overcoming adversity and turning it to advantage. going through these extraordinary sort of world experiences and coming out even stronger. and i think there's a very hopeful message in that. >> a hopeful message that, man, i'm so excited to see this. i can't wait. can't wait. to get back to broadway. mika, we've got to go. >> we need to go to the show. >> "the lehman trilogy" opens tomorrow. i know they're going to love it. >> simon russell, adam behl and ian adrian lester, thank you very much. broadway is back. >>> still ahead, actor william shatner is about to boldly go where no other hollywood star has gone before. we'll get a live report ahead of the space launch. >>> plus, texas governor abbott's mandate is setting up a clash with the biden administration and the state. we're back in one minute. we're almost there. congress is close to passing a clean energy plan that tackles climate change head on by creating millions of good-paying jobs in th

illuminati was seen as a secret force caution the french revolution and a small group of people in bavaria are often accused in the 1790s as being the secret force behind the french revolution. okay? free masonry. this is a constant in conspiracy thoory and it was established in the 18th century, and it maintains a connection with the temple of solomon and secrets of initiation. do you recognize the symbol? they made their way on to the american dollar on the jersey of a 10-year-old little league player. many of the symbols. the parquet floor, the all-seeing eye, the apron and this is a part of when you look at the language of symbols of american conspiracy theories these symbols come up again and again and free masons are one of those group, they are pan-national and pan-cultural secret that have secret rituals and those rituals may be no more complicated than the lion's club in some people's estimation or part of a secret, radical, satanist agenda depending on how you want to turn it and in a sense it's a secret society. we don't know. this is a list of famous masonic leaders. it can go

so the malted barley a lot of the barley is malted in the uk and bavaria in germany. >> so those areall those ingredients in the brewery's. they've been struggling financially because of covid-19 shutdowns. and that may have also kept and struggling with customers coming in to buy their products. that's in large part because the price over and price increases. they're seeing the prices go up and up and people not coming in. so it makes a horrible situation even worse. >> for your money. there's another shortage taking hold across the u.s. glass bottles. it's now affecting the country's wine supply the shortage is linked to backups in the supply chain. many winemakers don't have the bottles they need. some are now getting creative with their product offerings as the holidays quickly approach. >> we may look at other ways to put a bottle wine to the customer, whether it be on tap. we have pouches that we use. but the tradition of a bottle is something that people really enjoy. we want to make sure they can continue to have that product. >> if the bottle shortage continues. one result c