christine fattah is a professor at hamburg explicit cademy. as a lawyer she teaches his students about the importance of basic rights they include the right to demonstrate guaranteed by article 8 of germany's constitution the basic law. one come. you can't forbid demonstrations just because you're worried that some demonstrators might not be peaceful. the police play a very special role in the rule of law only they have a monopoly on the legitimate use of force no citizen has that kind of right. the door to us what does it mean when citizens refrain from using force to assert their rights and i said what else do you have to do. you have to protect them to. 30000 police officers the largest deployment in germany's post-war history yet they couldn't help the escalation of violence in hamburg the amount of force they used would remain a topic of investigation for years to come did officers cross the line just goes to . the greatest asset in the constitutional state is citizens trust in the state's monopoly on the use of force. but that also means

this is hamburg's new concert hall philharmonia in miniature. tiny digital devices are proving to be attractive to many consumers. eventually already in the post smartphone era much soon we might just have a tiny device that projects its display onto our hands things are getting ever smaller the time for them is disappearing disappear a bit. do young people get things right the older folks like me 50 or over don't they make better use of miniaturized actions do they do what we tend to do the older you get and the more you earn the bigger the things you buy. the line than the 5 for every trend that changes society there's a counter trend my so we can't simply assert everything is getting paid getting smaller kristie there are so many areas that spending i'm feeling pretty good playing on our phones 24 seventh's. at the same time it's become ever more important that we do for example yoga and digital detox and that we take a break from or electronic devices. and that means engaging more with the analog physical world whether full scale or miniatur

as the country's regional and environmental ministers are meeting here in hamburg the farmers want to make it clear that the shifting balance between ecology and arkie culture is putting them out of business as the ever tightening e.u. and national regulations on the use of chemicals from wheat killers and fertilizers to roots now we've become from the german government is so hard for us that we cannot drag on our farms we cannot have made good crops cannot have followed or for that for the for the dairies at the root of their rigorous restrictions is the protection of wildlife and habitat the farmers agree that looking after nature is the core to the job but what infuriates them more is how they were shut out of the conversation of how to go about implementing fundamental changes in their life would offer on this today we are staying here and spend your shoulder chose a minister for environment here in germany and we invited him to come here she is staying in bali and she don't speak to us and we needs a communication let's go support lemus the biggest problem is that the politicians

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in the hamburg region of northern germany farmers dominated the highways on thursday as state environment ministers gathered in the city for a conference around 4000 vehicles obstructed traffic as they flowed into words hamburg from all directions farmers hunters and shepherds all see their sectors threatened by tightening regulations. to namibia now where a corruption scandal has rocked the country's fishing industry and claimed political casualties 2 ministers have resigned after allegations they received millions in bribes from iceland's biggest fishing company sam perry the money was supposedly in exchange for fishing quotas and totaled around $11000000.00 euros. some harries trawler fleet catches thousands of tons of fish across the world's oceans by the look of things far more than they're allowed to to avoid being handicapped by strict quotas the company's managers are said to have paid one and a half 1000000000 icelandic crowns in bribes some 11000000 euros the bribes were aimed at namibian politicians they're accused of transferring the maybe as lucrative national fishing quota t

>> reporter: when pandr bought this truck stop in 2014, it came with a griddle for hot dogs and hamburgerst's all you need? >> that is' all i need. >> all right, thank you. >> reporter: figuring truckers could get those up and down i-80, he went with aimen you they wouldn't find anywhere else. >>> do they ever come in and say, all you have is indian food and i want meat loaf, i want a hamburger, i want a strip steak. >> so, let me tell them, try this. you're going to have that on the next stop anyway. >> the pricing. >> 99 out of 100, they would cauley want something i ate last time. that stuff is delicious. i want that meal. i don't know what was made, but this guy, he gave it to me. i think it's number 29. >> all this today? yeah? >> reporter: from cross-country truckers. >> i don't know how to rate it. >> reporter: 1 to 10. >> i mean, i'd say it's probably, you know, good 9. i mean -- >> how are you going? >> reporter: to locals like sheriff's deputy yates. >> if this is the area i'm patrolling, i know where i'm having lunch. >> reporter: both the curry and broader field division comes

in the hamburg region of northern germany farmers dominated the highways on thursday as state environment ministers gathered in the city for a conference around 4000 vehicles obstructed traffic as they flowed into wards hamburg from all directions farmers hunters and shepherds all see their sector is threatened by tightening regulations. german car giant says it will make staff cuts as it looks to save a 1000000000 euros by the end of 2022 the maker of mercedes cars says it needs to cut its personal bill germany's carmakers are facing high costs as they make the switch to greener vehicles. and to the united arab emirates and egypt are to invest $20000000000.00 in economic and social projects denouncement was made while egyptian president up there thought i'd see visited up with dobby crown prince mohammed bin saeed in the u.a.e. . to colombia now where the peace process keeps facing new challenges that could endanger deals signed by the state and former foreign to realists but there's also a new push from communities to strengthen that peace agreement with the government young business pe

in the latest of what's been weeks of the protests in germany thousands again descended on hamburg to vent their anger at the government's new agricultural policies they were all traffic to a halt as the city played host to a conference of the country's federal and regional environment ministers they were discussing among other things imposing restrictions on the use of pesticides many pharma say that the new stricter regulations would stifle the sector among the measures that have provoked outcry over a ban on some pesticides and regulations to protect the groundwater from nitrates auntie's evangelos sepsis was with the farmers convoys that set out for hamburg. and. it is early and the morning 'd that they should be working on their lands but instead of these german farmers have hopped on their tractors and will be rolling into amber to make a big point. as the country's regional and environmental ministers are meeting here in hamburg the farmers want to make it clear that the shifting balance between ecology and arkie culture is putting them out of business as the ever tightening an

of maya lives in hamburg as a young man he became politically active being able to vote every 4 yearswas simply not enough to him freedom it taking action to bring about change. because all i knew back then was the student movement to me it was an abstract ideological concept then suddenly things became very concrete they revolved around the here and now our environment and we want to change here and now. he wants to. be told the river elbe on the docks here just stank every few 100 meters you could see a pipe discharging sludge into the river sometimes it was yellow sometimes purple and sometimes you could see it steaming it was unbelievable. today the waters of hamburg stocks are much cleaner thanks in part to get by my and his fellow campaigners. in 1980 he was one of the co-founders of the german branch of greenpeace the young activists carried out a spectacular protest on the high seas tying their rafts to a freighter dumping chemical waste into the north sea. the issue of dumping diluted acid was legal at the time despite the toxic damage it did to fish and humans alike . there

want total elimination of fossil fuels, we are going to stop eating hamburger. these are not mainstream american thought and that is not is going to sell in the suburbs. lk about the suburbs. republicans have had hard losses in virginia. louisiana, kentucky. impeachment has been going on while this is happening. the -- in this. media would like to believe this was a democrat night. kentucky,governor in was way behind, made it close. the republican candidate for secretary of state outperformed by 10 points. virginia, take a look at virginia seven. republicant flip one house seat. go to new jersey. they have to be extremely concerned. his suburban senate district he , last fall, hent won that district. in the elections last week, that flipped to republican by plus seven. there is great news. we had republican victories for township supervisor in the largest suburban population in america. you are starting to see, this is what i am talking about. the frustration is the new socialist mccright majority has not accomplished anything they were sent here to do. there ob

today the waters of hamburg stocks are much cleaner thanks in part to get bought by my and his fellowcampaigners. in 1980 he was one of the co-founders of the german branch of greenpeace the young activists carried out a spectacular protest on the high seas tying their rafts to a freighter dumping chemical waste into the north sea. the issue of dumping diluted acid was legal at the time despite the toxic damage it did to fish and humans alike . to hear there was an aggressive response they threatened legal action and huge claims for damages and what happened they called us eco terrorists and job destroyers. we had to put ourselves in the public eye with a stance that was radical in those days so of course we had to expect backlash. their campaigns were geared towards publicity on t.v. they could persuade themselves as brave young people taking on the all powerful corporations david versus goliath. this helped promote their cause among their captive audience. how hudson there was an electrical engineer at the time like get to follow my arc he spent a lot of time by hamburg the docks he

as the country's regional and environmental ministers are meeting here in hamburg the farmers want to make it clear that the shifting balance between ecology and arkie culture is putting them out of business as the ever tightening and national regulations on the use of chemicals from wheat killers and fertilizers to roots now we've become from the german government is so hard for us that we cannot rock on our farms we cannot have made good crops. have followed our foes and for the for the dairies at the root of their rigorous restrictions is the protection of wildlife and habitat the farmers agree that looking after nature is the core to the job but what infuriates them more is how they were shut out of the conversation of how to go about implementing fundamental changes in their life would offer on this today we are staying here and spend your shoulder chose a minister for environment here in germany and we invited him to come here but she is staying in bali and she don't speak to us and we needs a communication that's good support lemus the biggest problem is in the closest ones don

, and he built up his business with the reputation as like the best hamburger in the city and then he: 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 have come in now that haven't paid any dues and t

they want to sell things like we are going to stop eating hamburger, we are going to decriminalize illegal immigration. things like this are not mainstream american thought and that is not going to sell in the suburbs. that is why they are going to lose the majority next fall. >> we are looking back over the last month, republicans have had some pretty hard losses in virginia, both houses of the state legislature. looking at louisiana, kentucky. won thoseewon -- governorships largely on the strength of suburban voters. does that not worry your party? guest: it's interesting because i think the national narrative from the national media would like us to believe that this was a total and absolute democrat night. it was not even close. you had a very unpopular governor in kentucky who was way behind. he lost. interesting note, that didn't translate anywhere down ticket. the republican candidate for secretary of state outperformed the last secretary of state race by 10 points. you want to talk about the suburbs in virginia, take a look at virginia 7. virginia 7 did not flip one republican hous

i went six months without a hamburger waiting for a sale.ou want to do carbon neutral agribusiness, which i agree with. how will that affect the price year was $.99. of food? thank you. senator booker: god bless you. i really get a question like that. it's an area that i think a lot about. again, -- i will come to the white house with a much different set of experiences than anybody else. one of them is just living for the last 20 plus years in low income community. i see people on my block that work longer hours than my parents did. and they still need food stamps to feed their family. we have a real crisis. it is not just a crisis for us. it is a crisis for independent family farmers who are being driven out of business right now, because of things like our favors bigwhich agribusiness, where you are seeing massive consolidation. when you spent one dollar in food, the percentage that goes to the people that produce the food, it has gone down 50%. i met with republican farmers in the midwest and they were telling me that their world has cha

in iceland this week marks 10 years since the last mcdonald's hamburger was sold that that burger according to its is still intact and back in fast food chain left the country during the 2009 financial crisis but the burger and fries have yet to expire a webcam live streams the combo meal 24 hours a day from the hostel in southern iceland. up next here on the w of the week in because of the. counting. can go over your concept discovered with the bollocks. after 100 years the ideals of the bomb more relevant today than they were a. 100 years ago visionaries reshaped things to. people understood design is a way of shaping society. about how often does crossover. with ideas that are our future somehow a part of. me part documentary starts nov 14th w. this week on world stories. planting trees despite opposition in china. saving penguins in south africa. we begin in germany where people of kurdish descent are concerned about the turkish army's invasion of. northern syria many of them fear for the lives of their families there. all week. looks forward to soccer training with his club. like most

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