for good music but that is how the beatles got their very 1st paid gig 60 years ago this week in hamburg west germany today of course they're one of the most famous bands in the world and despite the coronavirus hamburg's for how many concert house put on a very special performance to celebrate their 60th. 'd buy me love like you've never heard it before jazz pianist yulia whose man's unusual rearrangement of the beatles classic causes 60 years of beatles celebration in hamburg. isn't just my jazz musician so for us it's about inside station and we wanted to be in our language so to speak so it has plenty of solid parts clearly. beatles music interpreted anew without the usual drums bass and guitar christopher down vibraphone amnesty program on trombone respond as it was very exciting i spent hours really listening closely to the music and thinking how i could interpret it as if you were talking to your. normally hamburg spectacular phenomenon with its 2000 seats would be booked out for an event like this julie coronavirus pandemic the concert hall has taken huge hits it's trying to main

my mother's from hamburg where we're shooting right now. and my father's from ghana as he was born and raised in eastern gonna so i have an entirely different culture namely in the 3rd culture and that's exactly how i see music music is the personal 3rd culture it's everything that is inside you the output is indefinable for me output is always indefinable. i like artists who work like that i draw inspiration from very different things. it's a bunch of perc sample i recorded my nephew's heartbeat away i'll show you. i mix that with this. it does and it's a backyard in senegal indycar and this was the result. of. the sounds of africa a continuous source of inspiration for you caught on. the continent is abuzz with music it's not a cliché but reality as we discover in the ghanaian capital accra. in the district of jamestown a different tune reverberates from every street side stall. we hear afropop and afro beat as well as contemporary hits created on computers just like songs anywhere else in the world and yet there's something quintessentia

hamburg was the city way. you could get some really good social help. so yeah the missions i see on the foyer bitched. is the people that actually. took me in so that's hamburg and then after that obviously i got i kind of got transferred to. ca told her she's home. the nuns there took care of me for a couple of years and that's my relationship to hamburg mainly obviously because. i feel like they embraced me and they were people who were very nice to me when i 1st came here who were willing to yes to show me a path and give me opportunities. which i might have not had when i was in that you. nicole learned german fast she got a high school diploma within 18 months and graduated from university with a degree in if knology anthropology and african studies though she had to work our jobs to finance her studies she still found time to sing and play guitar. she was introduced to hip hop by german produce a d.j. far hot the pair continue to collaborate in the studio to this day. she left handed more than 15 years ago but she occasionally comes back to visit

hamburg: are you there? operator: we will take our next question from antonio. >> a question very quickly. in florida usa today has a network where we are watching the vp pick very closely. it will be historic if it is a woman of color. val demings is someone we have watched closely. have you spoken to the biden campaign about her and what would you tell the country if she is chosen? >> i think val demings is a tremendous person and i have known her for a nunc -- long ime. i have been to church with her, i was a big supporter of hers when she ran for congress the irst time. her district got reconfigured while she was in it and it was made almost impossible for her to win. she stuck it out and took the loss and did not give up and came back and won the next time. i think she is a fantastic person and i get upset when people tell me that because of her law enforcement background as a police chief, that she should be disqualified. i think it's a shame. if you ask people to go into law enforcement and they excel

hamburg: thank you very much. this election we also probably can anticipate that we may not have an answer the evening of the election or even the next day, that this may be a prolonged period of counting votes and accessing -- assessing the situation and that may be fraught as well. that's a lot for us to be worrying about. next question, please. operator: we will take our next question. >> hello, representative. america. invest democrats in the house of representatives are also up for the vote this november. canuld like to know, and you share with the community what is the argument you and speaker pelosi and your team are making with regards to your record, what are the accomplishments you are laying out that you are proud of as a house of representatives? rep. clyburn: when it comes to voting i think that each be very inson has to what takes place with the constituents in their own congressional districts. thell people all the time, first congressional district of south carolina splits six counties with six con

for good music but that is how the beatles got their very 1st paid gig 60 years ago this week in hamburg west germany today of course they're one of the most famous bands in the world and despite the coronavirus hamburg's how many concert house put on a very special performance to celebrate their 60th. 'd buy me love like you've never had it before jazz pianist you know who's man's unusual rearrangement of the beatles classic just 60 years of beatles celebration in hamburg.

for good music but that is how the beatles got their very 1st paid gig 60 years ago this week in hamburg west germany today of course they're one of the most famous bands in the world and despite the coronavirus hamburg's how many concert house put on a very special performance to celebrate their 60th. 'd buy me love like you've never heard it before jazz pianist you know who's man's unusual rearrangement of the beatles classic classic the sixty's and beaten celebration in hamburg.

after growing up in rural east freesia given horst moved to the big city at 17 to play for hamburg. men in holland benson timing speed and the acting out of the demand for fuel only you haven't. spoken like a future coach at the time she was just 20 years old and still a player. was at hamburg between 252011 also twice winning the under 19 european championship with victories in the finals of those tournament over france in 2006 and england in 2007. in 2011 she moved to kloppenburg winning promotion to the blunders later in total vivan horse made $116.00 appearances. she became player coach in the summer of 28 and 6 months later she took over the men's team in the 15 year she was still just $29.00. becoming a coach was always. she knew that was what she wanted and what she had to do to make it happen long before stepping into the. both of. them i know they're good also good as the cream of the people. in the other than their own words and i will say this may be the fake so hey from there and there was. another thing she had to do to become a very good coach was complete the german f

was at hamburg between 2005. also twice winning the under 19 european championships with victories in the finals of those tournaments france in 2006 and england in 2007. 11 she moved to winning promotion to the bundesliga. made 116 appearances. she became player coach in the summer of 28 and 6 months later she took over the men's team in the 50 s. she was still just $29.00. alice but i can also give. reasons for. becoming a coach was always been horse. she knew that was what she wanted and what she had to do to make it happen long before stepping into the rock. and is there good old good as the theme of the. county. and winning near them there are no children and families will sort of make these a face. and they're going to scream at them so that. another thing she had to do to become a very good coach was complete the german f.a.'s football teacher training programs a rigorous course that puts candidates through their paces for 11 months. i thought as soon as their proven yet all spin on. the man and he's in cou

man: yeah, it's hamburger, isn't it? reucassel: it's a hamburger? man: yeah. i mean, it's big. man 2: oh, it's vegan. reucassel: do you think that you could get confused and buy that in a shop if it was next to the other burgers? man 2: probably. i just grab and throw. reucassel: you just grab and throw? you don't do a lot of reading when you pick it up? man 2: nah, man, if it looks like a burger, it's going in! man 1: is it real? reucassel: what do you think? man 1: is it real beef? or is it vegetables? to be honest with you, man, i wouldn't eat it. reucassel: you wouldn't eat it? man 1: i wouldn't even look at it in the store. reucassel: see, vegan burgers. you wouldn't eat it? man 1: i wouldn't touch it. reucassel: no? why's that? man 2: because we want that right over there. reucassel: you want that... turns out these blokes do want to know what type of meat they're buying. what about, they're talking about growing meat--like meat actually from an animal, but doing it in a lab. so, it doesn't come off the body of an animal. it just gets grown in a kind of dish. it gets grow

games outside the mainstream with original ideas that's the formula for developers at this small hamburg studio. here they've put players in an ethically difficult place they become part of the surveillance machine and spy on others. little by little we start to question things saying is that really necessary don't you think you maybe went too far with them if you write that we try not to point a finger it should really come from the players themselves if you have some. this year games commas taking place not in cologne's message hollow but online developers have built an online platform with booths you can visit with avatars the games industry is changing with more women playing and more unusual games suddenly some of them have added relevance. in the can of fish we don't have to get so many smaller games now deal with isolation with loneliness. i believe games are also a medium in which you can process things artistically and many individual developers work with that. at the vanguard of this trend see of solitude a girl fights her feelings of hopelessness anger and loneliness they appe

the coronavirus epidemic has hit revenues at hamburg germany his biggest port in the 1st half of this year cargo housing was down 12 percent around $61000000.00 tons of goods were loaded or unloaded in hamburg the biggest decline was in imported goods. and that's all from me and the business team here in berlin if you want more from us check out our website at v.w. dot com slash business we're also on facebook and on twitter thanks for joining us and take care. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona. special next on d.w. . was a virus spread. why do we have. just through the tax and weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like. information on the chrono larysa or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast so you can get your podcast you can also find us at. science. in crisis coronavirus restrictions are forcing the entertainment industry to get creative some of taking performances to the open in reinterpreting operators with a pandemic twist. socially distancing on s

for good music but that is how the beatles got their very 1st paid gig 60 years ago this week in hamburg west germany today of course they're one of the most famous bands in the world and despite the coronavirus hamburg's and how many concert house put on a very special performance to celebrate their 60th. 'd like you've never had it before jazz pianist you know whose name is on you.

the hamburg studio has just hired game developers to work on a new game this too will be a journey into the world of emotions. u.s. basketball now and the n.b.a. playoffs will resume on saturday after the league and players reach an agreement on social justice concerns games have been halted for 3 days after the milwaukee bucks refused to play in protest of the police shooting of jacob blake in their home state of wisconsin for their action led other sports to follow suit the n.b.a. greed to a number of social justice in this shit is including turning basketball arenas into polling stations for the 2020 election coming up in november. as the latest on the w. news at this hour american evans dean from d.m.p. entire team thanks for watching. and. join coincidence. that tampa.

at the qualifying event in hamburg the dual played and lost against former partner with whom she won gold at the rio olympics falken horsed they also lost their next match. consistency. i don't know if i can fake this on camera. how do you know both. the german championship next month will be the 1st real test of their greater aggressiveness. here's a look at some of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic the amount of cases worldwide is nearing $23000000.00 reads the total amount of reaching almost 800000 this according to the johns hopkins university in the united states south korea said it will roll out toughest social distancing god lines to the spread of the corona virus nationwide battles a new outbreak of the spreading from the capital seoul and travelers from germany arriving in la. will need to undergo a 14 day quarantine as of monday and that's according to authorities in those countries. some news from washington now where the national zoo has announced the birth of a panda cub. said the 22 year old giant panda. is off to a good start seeing and cuddling the

you what kind of our you can drive, what sources of information are credible, and even how many hamburgers you can eat. they want to defund the police and take away your second amendment rights. they want free health care for illegal immigrants yet they offer no protection for unborn americans. they want to pack the supreme court with liberals intent on eroding our constitutional rights, and the want of 5 -- and they want to quantify all this by making the swamp america's 51st states. we can't undo the damage they have done. now you understand why democrats spent a week telling us about who joe biden is, not what he intends to do. i'm proud of the work the republican senate has done. we are the firewall against nancy pelosi's agenda. like president trump, we won't be bullied by a liberal media intent on destroying america's institutions. we will stand our post on be half of the millions of americans whose stories are told in the newspapers, whose struggles are just as real. we will continue to support american families as we defeat the coronavirus and return our economy to the envy of the

the hamburg studio has just hired game developers to work on a new game this too will be a journey into the world of emotions. was part of our coverage of the good to metal 2020 our 3rd and final laureate is south african writer and journalists who cares about one our congratulations go out to a woman whose work has had an incredible impact on her home continent and beyond as she drives home the multiplicity of african identity. one of the pins that. gets my goat. when i get referred to is black africa right that i'm like how. why must i have this little what you call it was what i did i want to be a good writer. is a woman unafraid to speak her mind born in zambia and now based in kenya the south african novelist children's book writer journalist and publisher also founded and curated a pan african online literature festival in response to the code 19 knockdown she's prolific and multi-talented and her energy seems to be inexhaustible how to she juggle her many interests with very little sleep. well i think if you love something you always make time for it a writing almost always has a

the hamburg studio has just hired game developers to work on a new game this too will be a journey into the world of emotions. was part of our coverage of the guta medal 2020 our 3rd and final laureate is south african writer and journalists who cares about weiner congratulations go out to a woman whose work has had an incredible impact on her home continent and beyond as she drives home the multiplicity of african identity. one of the pins that really gets my goat. when i get referred to is black african right that i'm like how. why must i have this little what you call it was what i did i want to be a good writer. is a woman unafraid to speak her mind born in zambia and now based in kenya the south african novelist children's book writer journalist and publisher buso founded and curated a pan african online literature festival in response to the code 19 knocked down she's prolific and multi-talented and her energy seems to be inexhaustible out as she juggle her many interests with very little sleep. i think if you love something you always make time for a writing almost always has a p

>> i think he's just the hamburger. >> as a mom i love to raise a child with unlimited hamburgers. >> he wants to control the number of hamburgers i eat. >> we'll be right back. it is early, watch out. e right k it is early, watch out if you look close... jamie, are there any interesting photos from your trip? ouch, okay. huh, boring, boring, you don't need to see that. oh, here we go. can you believe my client steig had never heard of a home and auto bundle or that renters could bundle? wait, you're a lawyer? only licensed in stockholm. what is happening? jamie: anyway, game show, kumite, cinderella story. you know karate? no, alan, i practice muay thai, completely different skillset. so you're a small bor a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward,

earlier we spoke with pro-democracy activist glacier kwang in hamburg and asked about her reaction to jimmy lazar arrest i am actually very shocked and i'm very angry about near as. you know. also shows that the communist party in china will not tolerate any kind of press freedom under its regime and it's very dangerous for the freedom of us press and freedom of expression and freedom of the access to information in hong kong and we bring that c.c.p. it's high it's kind of like holding a whole hong kong hostage in response to the sanctions that has been posed by us yesterday and in the last. let's now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world and afghanistan and assembly of tribal leaders has approved the release of floor 100 taliban prisoners the decision has been endorsed by president bush afghani who is seeking peace talks with the militants to end the 19 year war the taliban says it's ready to start negotiations with the government after the prisoner exchange is completed . u.s. health secretary alex as our has met taiwanese president sighing when in ta

peggy hamburg, thank you as always, thanks for your expertise. >>> and right now, tens of millions of americans from the mid-atlantic up to the canadian border are now under both a tropical storm warning and flash flood warnings as that fast-moving weather system rips through the eastern seaboard. isaias touched down as a hurricane overnight in north carolina. right now it's heading to new jersey. that's where we find nbc's ron allen. ron is i think in long beach, new jersey. ron, how are you? >> reporter: exactly, andrea. >> long branch. >> reporter: long branch, right. the storm is close to where we are at this moment. the sky, as you can see behind me, it is very dark and very black. as bad as the wind has been, they're predicting gusts up to 70 miles per hour. the warnings of flash floods, and a tornado warning for all of new jersey for the next few hours. there are reports of at least two tornadoes touching down south of here, one near atlantic city. the jersey shore has been struggling to stay alive because of covid, and now this. it feels like the storm is hitting here and now,

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best known for his time at percy adornment who he coached for 14 months in 20072008 after taking hamburg into the champions league he's never had long to build a team but that's not so unusual. the top 16 clubs in men's european football have had nearly 100 coaches between them in the past decade and they've lasted only 21 months on average. here are just a few of the heavyweights who have sent managers packing even quicker than that by in munich real madrid manchester united liverpool barcelona arsenal and juventus a survey from the c i.e. s. football observatory studied one $110.00 leagues in $79.00 countries and found that the average managerial writing worldwide was even shorter just over 15 months. to be. lead to each only. need to. be read to you so he really. 'd was. inside was someone slow and laid back it's all going to be. patience and trust are hard to find but not impossible the best job security in the world is offered by the. well premier league where coaches lost an average of 943 days. the only other league to average over 2 years is sweden's top flight the ouspensky whil

back home in washington trump's appearance in hamburg had cost a star. rumpus rockefeller vignettes of don't stone. trump was accused of being a kremlin agent and it quickly became clear that he would not pursue a dialogue with putin because of these allegations in the u.s. the m.e. . trump was in a tricky spot being acclaimed in moscow yet but rated in washington. then things started getting even more awkward. the investigation into potential collusion between his campaign team and russian officials was now being led by special counsel robert miller who had taken it over from f.b.i. head james komi in may. democrats said they're pushing for somebody outside the justice department to handle the investigation after the president fired call me a week ago. trump's attempt to maintain control over the investigation had failed the american system of mutual checks and balances was effective limiting the president's powers trump was all too aware of this as a bill imposing new sanctions on russia was drafted in july 27th seen both sides of congress voted for it

hamburg one of germany's richest cities around 42000 millionaires live here and their numbers keep rising but how much do the richest germans really have a new report provides some answers the figures are explosive the richest one percent of germans own 35.3 percent of the wealth and the richer half of the population owns 98.6 percent that leaves 1.4 percent for all the rest. this inequality has economic and social consequences the authors of the study are cautious in their assessment. as the foot title is from readings this interview should of well at least for me as an economist has 2 aspects the 1st is the efficiency aspect where you ask yourself ok so is the economy working the way it should. wealth concentration wouldn't matter as much if the wealth was in the hands of the most capable entrepreneur. but of course there are also the political and moral aspects is it fairly shared. that's an issue he said bush has been stressing for years the granddaughter and heiress of german industrial magnate robert bosch is committed to redistributing wealth that sets her apart from others in her

after 3 years in a siberian labor camp father had moved to hamburg in 1950 seats of the family had split up and get remained with his grandparents father wanted him to finish school and sharing. he still said he some packages with jeans and a white belt with a buckle which was the style back then then get ahead of another people at school who wanted to flee to the west. hemant was in the next grade up at the same school as truman camp 2 of p.c. blades had already fled west which meant she had few prospects at all against germany. i thought of as a really go flush of my stuff my father was a self-employed butcher and my grandfather already had a butcher shop so we were already viewed as capitalists. basically children from the social groups were generally suspected of being non-socialist. in the 7th grade i applied to attend an advanced high school the next year but my teacher told me that there was no way i would get anyone to sponsor me to go there it just wasn't done. because if you already had 2 siblings in the west and all of my relatives were in the west as well as the state right a

small when 300 meters and you saw. 5 florida it doesn't matter if it's frankfurt this or of cologne hamburg and they live from the small faults. and. it's a pity it was close to tears when i talk about this because this is also my life i don't talk about my job right now i talk about my personal life with my family where we go we go out for dinner shopping. everything down i. what should be here indeed it's not just about rethinking malls but the whole culture of consumption oaky thing i learned from andrea is that mindless shopping didn't make sense then and it makes even less sense now but i don't want to leave empty handed either this store used to allow customers to come in and taste the different teas on offer something you can't really do as an online shopper but now in the pandemic the motto is no troy just buy. unfortunately not as many have come as we hoped but that's understandable i hope that customers will soon say wow i can go to the store again and try everything out and shop in person. and. she's not the only one waiting and hoping for customers to return but her account i my