he's in hamburg, he's waiting. or, like, well. well , call him, the last time we won't. the stop switch to open is already cocked, if he releases it , then hello. it hurts you applied pain, carefully. everything we go out. behind me citizens pass pass, of course let's get out of here faster. i say run. detonator homemade removable nuts are not needed. we remove the cordon, everyone is free. let's. why did he come? that there was nothing here, there was no need to write reports about incidents. this is such a secrecy you might think, a super object is just a market. well , what secrecy, just a regular check of mobile rapid response teams. that's all. i understand, lieutenant . do you even understand that the article on terrorism, the most harsh, by the way, you and your friend have earned at least 15 years in prison. i don't care, i 'm not going to live that long, i'll do it anyway. what will you do, i won't let you do anything in solitary confinement. so you will sit and suffer. how many other people are in your organization? who is the senior i don't know how many of us

jaxon: hamburger says the horizontal slide never caused a safety issue. he told us in a statement, "the building is not at risk due to this movement, or any movement likely to occur before construction completion." that construction he's referring to is designed to stop the building from sinking any further. but he predicts the building could lean another 3 inches before work wraps up by the end of this year. jaxon vanderbeken, nbc bay area news. stephen: now, inspection records show at one point before the problem was addressed, the gap at the elevator door was as wide as 2 inches. in other stories, this year got off to a deadly start on our bay area freeways. nearly a half dozen people were shot and killed in their cars in just the past four months alone, including a toddler and a sheriff's cadet. exactly where is this happening, and can it be stopped? we obtained a list from the highway patrol of every shooting that took place along a major highway in the bay area since 2019. then, as you can see, we mapped every one of those shootings to see where mos

and that any action can have a reaction, this is the city of hamburg please, where is the city of hamburgording to the estimates of the person who shoots this video, it is officially stated there, and 5,000 cars 5,000 cars - this is in one german hamburg that just goes out the other side like that. people are driving. you see, these are the people who live there understand that this whole story is not about ukraine, it’s not about ukrainians, i don’t try and these people, by the way, some of them are out with airborne lacquer, these people are also part of the very reality that will now somehow begin. i think change change. what is it like this? what does it mean? well understand uh. there is a great know how it is now turn out. in that discussion literally in 1941 in 1945, you know, there was also another germany. well, there is, there is another europe, there is another one. uh, western europe yes, there is more here two unconquered european peoples. these are russian serbs well, yes, of course, there are, but the problem is that all the european elites are all media is absolutely a par

a factory in hamburg informed over 24 hours wing of acas visits via urban early we had thought about how to get into this company use of here my we didn't like the idea of climbing over a fence. that's all to said, anyone can do that as a banker. so we delivered ourselves in stan landline, lisa, we hired a small delivery van and then we printed a note that said the delivery came from the company fleet among glued. it's your fleet among balloon. the name, the dom uncleared means peace man. greene. a word play a greenpeace. the dormant and get the joke, stamped the slip and waved them through. the us as an alley, we were all sitting in the back under the tarp. i including 2 television crews, plus our reporter from the magazine stand off on star. the protest was effective. suddenly everybody was talking about dioxide levels in the greater hamburg area. this median a, the media response was gigantic, gigantic. and so was the people's concern over pollution levels. bowinger had significantly contaminated the soil and water. greenpeace continue to create pressure. and later on, the chemica

the german chapters headquarters are here in hamburg. the 1st campaign and the henzy attic city was launched on october 13th, 1980. it was a cloak and dagger operation. z county came when everyone else was sleeping. i'm on monday at 4 30 am and norton hammond, the river visa mit greenpeace members, blocked a kronos titan tanker from life boots. lucky the mit, the tanker was transporting chemical waste to the north sea. as though to, he missed a figure and enough the shuttle. one of the life boat occupants was how had sent law. now 77 years old. he helped grow greenpeace germany. during that 1st protest, all he knew about creating attention. grabbing campaigns was what he'd seen on tv, desire, so on the said, no comma, none of how we had about 0.0 experience had williams oak of in italy. so you can't talk about strategy. yeah. the media, but we didn't form the media and the action was televised a. so in that sense, yes, there was a very high level of media interest. oh fun. yeah. because the name greenpeace was known internationally with

hamburg, we don't get information from whistleblowers for us to investigate. that just doesn't happen. what's happening? another problem is that spills quickly dissipate, making them hard to verify. but even if they are no longer visible, the oil drop plates i ingested by marine organisms like plankton fish larvae, for example, of very sensitive to talk. since when exposed to oil, they become deformed. in some cases, it's fatal. whether the pollution lose all the way up the food chain is still being studied. oil is a mixture of several 100 different chemicals and compounds. and these are talk 6. and if i know most plans are getting in contact with oil the this is very dangerous. experts all agree on one thing, the less contaminated water ends up in the ocean, the better but with tens of thousands of cargo vessels out at sea, at any given moment, policing, them all is next to impossible. joy. now, by max bernhard, he's a journalist researcher and he's one of the lead authors of this investigation. max, welcome to the show. let's start with the incentives for sh

at the university of hamburg, russian president vladimir putin has said that his military campaign in ukraine will achieve its quote, noble objectives. he made the remarks as he met better received president alexander nish ango at a spaceport in eastern russia to mark the international day of human space. flight hootin also claimed that russia cannot be isolated from the world or held back with lamps with the order. we know that today our offices are taking part in a special military operation in dumbass in ukraine, which metal nobody's helping the dumbass people's republic. so just doing that, they are acting bravely, you professionally, that you under effectively using the most modern weapons that's have unique characteristics. you hear analogous, but a do stick. and we asked roman, gone to ranko from d. w is russia, ukraine, and eastern europe department. watch m, just a little bit more about putin's remarks. well, he made no reference to those atrocities. i would just mentioned 2 points. one, president putin appeared to be satisfied with how the war is going. so he said everything

to alexander keller from the institute for peace research and security policy at the university of hamburg. and he explained what would need to happen to verify reports of chemical weapons attacks. well, ideally, an independent investigation by a team coming from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons and they would be able to visit the site of the supposed chemical weapon use and take samples their environmental samples, but also biomedical samples, which would then have to be analyzed, alexander, if a chemical weapons attack is confirmed, what would a meaningful response from the international community look like? well, i think 1st of all, the international community should stick to the tools that are available internationally to hold the perpetrators of such terrible acts to account that is on the one hand in the disarmament area. again, the o. p. c. w in the hague, which provides a venue for, for such accountability or the un security council. well, if, for example, and there are more sanctions that could or would likely not impress ad vladimir putin, a military and f

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so business here and elsewhere in europe are just starting to feel the problems. hamburg is a key destination for product ship from shanghai and other ports. now, many shipments are delayed for weeks bent. miller has noticed the difference, he's director of purchasing for the whole seller right now. maximo sean, could you take a look at our main problem today? our current shipment of 12 containers was supposed to be loaded yesterday on the ship has departed from shanghai, but will make a stop along the way. was full was funny, so that wasn't originally planned, but now days we have to live with everything and be grateful. what's on the way here, despite the current disruptions, customers should receive their orders on time, day that he's blind are sometimes a lot of production orders behind these small screws. the customers have large machinery that may be waiting for the final screws. when there's less time pressure, the company can turn to other chinese ports or order from other producers, including in europe speak. we talk a lot to our suppliers. they try to improvise somehow such as using

university of hamburg.ith him for some time and talked with him quite often, he is magnificent specialist in the field, e and missile systems and in particular disarmament. we always talked with him, starting in 2007, on various topics. he told me. and dear mr. sosnovsky, the time will come, we will have to talk about what is in germany in the bureau. and i want to remind you that everything was in büchel in germany, there is a military base of the german luftwaffe air force, where, among other things, the americans are located and there were nuclear warheads at that time. uh, b-61 these nuclear warheads were high yield, but here the professor knows very well, they had a capacity of about 150 kt, that is. it's basically a big atomic bomb. let's say she's capable of causing. uh, big damage. he told me the problem was not with these bombs. they will never use the problem is that the united states of america has started a program to modernize these nuclear warheads and is going to replace them with low-yield n

they were complaining that a hamburger cost of dime. that was too much money. and so while people were, you know, they were fascinated by this people, you know cried during the gm exhibit. they just it was really overwhelming in a way. people were attracted to the technologies and all of that but you know, it's still the midst of the great depression and people complained about the price and the food so much that yeah the the tickets sales the price was cut and then the fair had to promise that later that year. they would have cheaper food options available inside the fair that it wouldn't be such a you know, a money grab so people were cheap. that seems to be like if you read the media accounts, they're complaining a lot about the price of the fair and partly not to say that it was underwhelming but partly the reason they never hit the attendance targets they had hoped is that it just didn't generate the buzz that people had hoped and will never know if that's because the war breaks out and people aren't willing, you know, people are pulling back on their spen

yes, i would also not now from a couple of hamburgers refused. how long can we follow him? i don't know, i didn't refuse either. come and ask. the bookmark moves to the exchange area accepted. we will take. where did he go? what difference does it matter to him. lost visual contact unknown left pyotr sergeevich yes, what actually happens detained on suspicion of espionage hands on the steering wheel? there are 7 minutes left until the checkpoint. i remind you the task of landing hidden movement to the object and its capture. equipping sharpening landings left 3 minutes, full combat readiness. here is our new command center in 89 was mothballed, then the north was useless now the situation has changed. here we are learning. do not be sorry that you came out of vacation so early, comrade officers, i don’t know yet. allow me to introduce the captain of the first rank. margarita koshkina anton shumov fsb major i wish you good health gleb rodionov computer software communications communications yes, of course , i was appointed head of the command center, yes, it was a temporary

it is $151 for the hamburger. kristen: then we have to create a more expensive item. you ask the chase center to come up with a more expensive item, they will, trust me. larry: almost as much as the parking. kristen: dan, the burger or the parking? we are big fans of made up food holidays and if you are a burrito fan, your day is here because today's national burrito day. the mission, or the san francisco burrito, is one of three major styles of burrito in the u.s.. if you can't tell by the name, it was created here in san francisco in the 1960's. >> since today is tasty thursday, we have juan burritos joining us. lauren, what makes a quote unquote "san francisco" burrito? >> the controversial thing about them is that they have rice in them, not necessarily a traditional ingredient, but a key ingredient in a mission style burrito. >> i thought rice was an ingredient in most, it is not? >> that is what i thought. >> not necessarily. maybe that is because you are from san francisco. [laughter] >> have i been this confused this many years? kristen: we actually have sampl

here she is zoya jay thinks that i'm going to blow myself up somewhere in a public place in hamburg now. well, we are with her, as it were, at the same time, so it's just easier for them to decide, i understand the herd instinct. no, everything is much more complicated for them, that even though someone understands them, they suffer wildly from loneliness. and so we do great things together. well, zoyka-jay, now i'll call her. we 'll do it tomorrow evening. be in touch. of course i will. she agrees to suggest taking her boyfriend to the company. he is ready too oh my god, how romantic is romeo and juliet to me without this i am allowed him to die together. i have an evening shift. well, zoya, what are you doing at the computer again? yes? what's your business? why are you spying on me? zoya well , the doctor told you only 2 hours. you can sit on the computer. you never know, he said that he understands that you understand, that in general you understand everything so don't yell at your mother. don't bother me with your meatballs. give me a pill. i'll calm down from here. you don't need

there is japanese, chinese, hamburgers, italian, you don't have to cook. you can just walk up and down the street and you can get your cheese. i love it. but the a very multicultural place with people from everywhere. it's just a wonderful environment. i love the richmond district. >> and my wife and i own a cafÉ we have specialty coffee drinks, your typical lattes and mochas and cappuccinos, and for lunches, sandwiches and soup and salad. made fresh to order. we have something for everybody >> my shop is in a very cool part of the city but that's one of the reasons why we provide such warm and generous treats, both physically and emotionally (♪♪) >> it's an old-fashioned general store. they have coffee. other than that what we sell is fishing equipment. go out and have a good time. >> one of my customers that has been coming here for years has always said this is my favorite store. when i get married i'm coming in your store. and then he in his wedding outfit and she in a beautiful dress came in here in between getting married at lands end and to the rece

all you know to talk about is i want the hamburg ear by the way trump made a worse hamburger.out trump. where you have a former president -- a former president who came back and overshown the current president whose poll numbers yes, are lacking. you may not be able to talk about it but his poll numbers are dragging. even in the political ration around dc they talk about how democrats are disenfranchised with this president and the actions he has taken as president. you can try to deflect to a previous administration but you have to look at the administration that is currently in office, that is currently producing these results and american people that are very dissatisfied with this president. yesterday a former president who looked back and said with rose colored gases made a showing and showed how bad this president is doing. >> harris: how many days we have until november 8. 216. democrats care about the poll numbers particularly the ones on the economy. nomiki brush up on it. great to have you. i love vug and doug. great to have you back on the program. thank you. presid

climate treaties, giving up our vehicle, cutting thermostat not eating hamburgers a long list of virtueignaling that even john kerry admits would have no impact on zero emissions even if the u.s. zeroed down to nothing. nonsense but good time to review what's going on on earth day. >> judge jeanine: i never ever remembered what earth day meant. congressman donalds one of the things they keep talking about are these electric cars. the problem is we don't have an electric vehicle infrastructure. you know, so, we want -- we want to get rid of gas and fuel and shut down the keystone pipeline and no more drilling on federal lands. new drilling anyway. how do we make this segue from gas to electric? >> >> the segue that they want to take us down is incredibly expensive and something we simply can't afford. you are right, there is no electric infrastructure. if you went and moved, let's say the postal service to an all electric postal service, i have asked them where are you going to get all the additional electricity you need on the grid to power the cars. >> judge jeanine: thank you. >> what

conductor here in 2006, he left for the bavarian state opera in munich before eventually moving on to hamburg. but nagondo still feels a strong bond with the berlin orchestra and emotion. he knows how to channel for the audience. it is important to have a very intimate and emotional spiritual, physical contact with the music or as an interpreter. but during the moment of making music for the audience. and you have to have enough to us since at the same time that you can really be objective in terms of how we're performing to, to poking so the public can feel it. ah ah ah ah ah a day earlier nagondo was leading the final rehearsal in the berlin philharmonic concert hall. perfection kens nagondo once said in an interview should always be the goal. anything else would be a betrayal of both art and audience in november, 2021. kent nagondo celebrated his 70th birthday, not long before he published his book, 10 lessons of my life in which he described some of the encounters that influence and inspired him. in 1979 nagondo sent some of his orchestral recordings to french composer and conduct or a ly

conductor here in 2006, he left for the bavarian state opera in munich before eventually moving on to hamburg. but nagondo still feels a strong bond with the berlin orchestra and emotion. he knows how to channel for the audience. it is important to have a very intimate and emotional spiritual, physical contact with the music, or as an interpreter. but during the moment of making music for the audience. and you have to have enough to us since at the same time that you can really be objective in terms of hallway performing to, to popping, so the public can feel it. ah ah ah ah ah ah a day earlier nagondo was leading the final rehearsal in the berlin philharmonic concert hall perfection. kent nagondo once said in an interview should always be the goal. anything else would be a betrayal of both art and audience. in november, 2021, kent nagondo celebrated his 70th birthday, not long before he published his book, 10 lessons of my life in which he described some of the encounters that influence and inspired him. in 1979 nagondo sent some of his orchestral recordings to french composer and conduct ol

like oscar, i satcher at hamburg university, told us the german government's making yourself look observed with such moves. zurich insurance company that is removing the leg rosette from it's a social media presence at these companies are really giving in to some kind of new wave of cancelled culture that is trying to ban electra, the roman latin alphabet, something that has never been done before except for why nazis is absolutely ridiculous and the extent to which politicians try to make people believe that russian cultures back thing and then he should stay away from it. something that we haven't even seen during the height of the cold war. you know, there were russian artists performing in new york even during the most intense confrontations. but nowadays they are trying to ran ban russian sports figures from international competition. russian athletes are not allowed anymore, whereas the outcry for the performance in they are being canceled regardless of their stance on russian policy. and this is the definition of racism. this is the definition of ross, of also phobia. my thanks for

there is japanese, chinese, hamburgers, italian, you don't have to cook. you can just walk up and down the street and you can get your cheese. i love it. but the a very multicultural place with people from everywhere. it's just a wonderful environment. i love the richmond district. >> and my wife and i own a cafÉ we have specialty coffee drinks, your typical lattes and mochas and cappuccinos, and for lunches, sandwiches and soup and salad. made fresh to order. we have something for everybody >> my shop is in a very cool part of the city but that's one of the reasons why we provide such warm and generous treats, both physically and emotionally (♪♪) >> it's an old-fashioned general store. they have coffee. other than that what we sell is fishing equipment. go out and have a good time. >> one of my customers that has been coming here for years has always said this is my favorite store. when i get married i'm coming in your store. and then he in his wedding outfit and she in a beautiful dress came in here in between getting married at lands end and to the rece

broken furniture, ketchup by the scruff of the neck, a bully, and a statement to the police that the hamburgers are rancid, yes, the police, of course, found her guilty in all respects. you understand me, it seems that the police did not understand this case at all. although they could, look classmates, they themselves interrogated correctly correctly, and a few months later a couple of people really got poisoned in this cafe, the meat was more than that. in general, you are my good. do you understand the matter? in the fact that people they are not dogs, we cannot immediately understand whether a person is good or bad . yes , guys, there is all this begs the question is, if kazakova never lies, she really did not take money from the company. that's what then the neighbors will want to understand, they understand. but the docks against it are very serious. good good. what do you suggest. well, what-what? to begin with, i generally love everyone here to lie down, well, your reports. i read well done, dock with muromtsev and file all the protocols on vandarianism and initiate a case, but on illeg

the head said that no finnish sauna can be compared with a russian bathhouse and no foreign hamburger suitable for a sole, and in this alexander grigorievich and i solidarity for a second, lukashenka, who does not stop thinking about planting, scolded this spring. a little late and briefly described the policy did not start there.

if you're planning a city trip in germany, you probably think of munich, berlin, or hamburg. but, but us, i don't think that many people are bare, know about the city, and to be honest, neither do i. so let's just discover a thought together. the, the city has something very special, a suspension railway it has been the number one means of transport here for a 120 years. the construction of the suspension railway has to do with industrialization. the traffic increased fast at that time. in order to relieve the streets, people had to move in the air. a large part of the route followed the riverboat. only once did someone take an involuntary bath and that was on july 21st 1950. back then a little elephant was supposed to take the overhead train for an advertising campaign, but to feed the name of the elephant, didn't like that at all, and jump out of the train into the river. fortunately, nothing happened to be ellison and it became very, very famous. and today there, even the monument the, this is crazy. so close to the house. and this is really worth the turning maneuver at t

a few years ago when she was still at school in hamburg, this would have been unimaginable do. oh i. 4 in 2018, so he performed at a school concert. a music teacher was impressed by her talent and encouraged her. she soon began to make a name for herself on tick tock. early in the morning to get her breakthrough song was control a heartfelt song about processing trauma. her long term struggle with benign merlin, dick epilepsy control in chapters irish women. i wrote the song back then because i have a sickness, but i always had support my teacher and that's not a given. so i thanked her in this song cuz she was always there for me and my family well from my class would always have a 2nd room. i could go to if i had an accident on 2 seconds later, i would turn around and she'd be right behind me. leave out and her meal. oh, the song, one gold and platinum awards in 10 countries. in 2020 one's though he performed at the american music awards. a remarkable achievement for the 19 year old. her song daddy's eyes explores her difficult childhood. she grew up with her mother and only