the door is only getting harder shopping online has never been easier that's why wine merchant friedrichs belt runs a website in addition to a small shop on the outskirts of berlin. and you need to have people talking about you so you host a holiday concert or you offer a gourmet menu that's how you get people into a store today at the same time you keep up a good presence online so that everyone knows what you have on stock. in particular young people like coming into the store to taste the wines and spirits and make their first purchase in person but when reordering they usually go back online. all right let's talk some more about the future of retail with k. pussy he's a professor of business informatics and digitalization at potsdam university just south of berlin k. welcome to the program how much of a threat is online shopping truth to traditional retailers after all the majority of revenue that is spent in retail is still spent in traditional shops where people have to go to other times aren't changing but online retailers are the major threat . what do we see is. that retailers ar

friedrich worked as a barber and became a u.s. citizen in 1892.ecade later, he married a woman from germany named elizabeth and brought her to the united states to live with him. she later gave birth to fred trump, who is donald trump's father. fred grew up in queens, and according to "the new york times," he started his own construction company before the age of 21. that business took off, and a new york paper later referred to him as the henry ford of the home building industry. in 1936, fred met a woman at a party. her name was maryann mccloud. she had immigrated from scotland six years earlier to live with her sister in new york city. fred and maryanne later married and had children, one of whom is president trump. so it's a family type of immigration. i want to bring in stewart anderson, the executive director of the national foundation of american policy. he's also a "forbes" contributor and wrote about donald trump's family history. stewart, good to have you here. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> there's a reason -- it's not a

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operation is under way in germany after the country and other parts of europe were battered by storm friedrich violent cross winds meant the skills of pilots there were tested right to the max and videos emerged online of books known to be described as something of an extreme landing in the us of the off as you can see on this video the plane takes a public from the wind it lurches from side to side. really precarious at times even if it might flip the pilot battles against the elements that all the way we're finally touching down on the runway a safe flight although perhaps not enjoyable for the people on board and. to recap of our top story our breaking news story this hour which is that turkey has launched air strikes on kurdish positions in syria this also includes a ground invasion and cross border shelling and to bring you the very latest details that have just come in over the course of the last hour more than seventy planes that carried out some of those strikes on the african region and now is said by turkey to be back in bases the turkish foreign minister discussed this operation . w

operations underway in germany after the country and other parts of europe were battered by storm friedrich violent cross winds meant that the skills of the pilots were tested to the mt example this video is the most online of what can only be described as something of an extreme landing into as you can see here the plane picks a real pummeling from the wind it lurches from side to side looks in danger of flipping over at one point the pilot amazingly battled the elements all the way safely down a flight although i'm sure it was not too much from for the people on. this busy news hour but back with more than half an hour. in order to overthrow the regime it does take a popular discontent and popular mobilization but also requires actors with the leadership of the regime who feel that the regime is no longer serving the national interest you need people in the military or the bureaucracy or both who are willing to see the regime change otherwise they would be able to put down a popular revolt that did not have support at higher levels. u.k. firefighters warning of lives at risk the national

mei has the pleasure to work with the conference with friedrich ebert foundation and michael meier for making it possible. i sincerely thank this partnership. it's my pleasure to ask michael to greet you and to introduce our opening panel. michael, the floor is yours. [ applause ] >> i was asked to put this name tag up. ladies and gentlemen, it's really a pleasure to be with you this morning. just come back from germany yesterday evening and the times are not easy in germany as well given the coalition talks and all that. but -- but today turkey. turkey does not play a role yet in the coalition talks, by the way, but this will come up. as a german think and do tank active in turkey and the united states and more than 100 countries around the world, we have really high interests in raising this topic, and we are very proud to be able to organize this conference in crucial times incorporation with middle east institute. i would like to dwell on three areas where i think we also will get some interesting discussions today. one is concerning turkey's domestic situation. after the coup, the

they are statues of karl marx, friedrich engels, various hungarian monuments to the working class, the defeat of the nazis, etc. here's comrade lenin. he looks like a carnival barker in a sideshow. here's a simple obvious lesson for today. it's possible to take down sensitive statues and monuments without erasing history, whether it is the history the statues overtly claim to represent or the history they represent to the people of hungary. the soviet occupation of their country. a week later, we were in prague. while there, we walked several times through wenceslaus square, thousands989 tens of of czechs took to the streets in what is known as the velvet revolution. it was from a balcony overlooking this crowd that vaclav havel announced the end of the regime. while we were in prague, back in the united states, this happened. on august 19, 15,000 people went into the streets of boston in a counter protest that effectively shut down another march by white supremacists less than a week after charlottesville. i am seeing these pictures of crowds of protesters in boston on my ipad while i