oh, with the city of hamburg, 47000000 euros for claiming refunds on texas. it never paid after sholtes met the banks, officials hamburger authorities dropped their demands at 1st shoals falsely claimed . those meetings didn't happen, but was proven wrong. now he says he cannot remember what was discussed and has been keen to stress. there is no connection between his meetings and the city, backing down this growing mistrust. in his version of events, it is unlikely that he cannot remember anything from this meetings. during those meetings or phone calls, it was about nearly $50000000.00 euro for his city in tax revenue. the whole aspect of working here with this alarming tactic of just admitting what he has to admit and once more has been proven, he will admit more, obviously makes it that much more doubtful that there is no memory at all. so far, prosecutors do not see any breach of the law. the scandal is hitting the headlines again now, because a former habit and p from charlotte's us party, had stashed away 200000 euros in cash. and that and peace distri

but later chance lo love schoultz has been answering questions in hamburg today. is he expected to shed new light on the meadow? no. in his opening statement, she essentially repeated in multiple formulations. what we have heard from him before, both in his prior testimony in front of this investigative committee and also in various statements to the press, including during his summer press conference, basically that there was no political influence exercised on the financial authority in hamburg. when it decided to essentially let the bank go without refunding the money that it had to elicit li cheated. the tax authorities of he also said that none of the various witnesses have been heard. another of the documentary evidence that has been provided, indicated anything to the contrary, that none of it showed that there was political influence and said there simply nothing there. and he closed his remarks by saying that any other claim that there had been involvement by politicians, including himself with simply presumptions and allegations, and that he very much wi

but keep in mind, come x didn't just happen in hamburg. it went on for years. german taxpayers last billions of years and still to this day, no politician in germany has assumed responsibility for this biggest tax fraud in german history. so now pressure is mounting on the left. so it's because of course, he's no longer just the mayor of hamburg. he is now the german chancellor and of course, trust, confidence, transparency. they're all vital assets in that position. and some members of the opposition are saying that it's his handling of their story. now that is the big scandal that he says he can't remember meeting those officials. he hasn't taken more initiative in actively trying to shed light on the story. and that all of that is not worthy of his position as chancellor. so some or even demanding he reside, but whatever happens today, this story will continue to haunt him unless he takes an active step in trying to shed some light. nina, thank you very much for political correspond, nita, ours are there now to the french island of cors

after those meetings, hamburg authorities dropped, they payment demands at 1st, sholtes claimed he never met with the banks representatives. this was later proved to be wrong. now he says he cannot remember what was discussed and stresses. there is no connection between his meetings and the cd back in down. it is unlikely that he cannot remember anything from this meetings. during those meetings or phone calls, it was about nearly $50000000.00 euro for his city in tax revenue. the whole aspect of working here with this alarming tactic of just admitting what he has to admit and once more has been proven, you will admit more means that much more doubtful that there is no memory at all. prosecutor stressed the chancellor is not the target of investigation. speaking after the hearing shots had he acted appropriately, he had to meet off. i admit i had prepared myself for it to take longer. but the fact that it was done quick and speedy, also speaks for the fact that everything is now on the table. and one can also draw the clear conclusion. there was nothing. there was no influence kind of ju

the city state of hamburg at the time. this is the 2nd time sholtes has been called to give evidence to the inquiry. he says he doesn't remember any details about the bank meetings. what did she know when for years now, will of choice has not been able to shake off germany's biggest ever tech scandal when he was mayor of hamburg. he met with officials from wall book, bank it. oh, with the city of hamburg, 47000000 euros for claiming refunds on texas. it never paid after sholtes met the banks, officials, humboldt authorities dropped their demands at 1st shoals falsely claimed. those meetings didn't happen, but was proven wrong. now he says he cannot remember what was discussed and has been keen to stress. there is no connection between his meetings and the city, backing down this growing mistrust. in his version of events, it is unlikely that he cannot remember anything from this meetings. during those meetings or phone calls, it was about nearly $50000000.00 euro for his city in tax revenue. the whole aspect of working her

but come x didn't just happened in hamburg. it went on for years. german taxpayers, last billions of euros and still to this day, no politician and germany has assumed responsibility for this biggest tax fraud tax ice in germany, history. and so now pressure is mounting on the left side because he's no longer just the mayor of hamburg. he's now the chancellor and of course trust and transparency of vital assets in that position. and some members of the opposition are saying that his handling of this story now that he says he can't remember meeting those officials, et cetera, that he's not taken an active part in trying to shed light on the story is not worthy of his position as chancellor some i even demanding that he resign and there are no, sorry, a couple of things that he could do. he could, for example, demand in public that his fellow as p d member, tell the public where those 200000 years in cash came from. so far he hasn't. so it is very likely that he will have to come back a 3rd time because this is just an ongoing st

when money became -- hamburger and hotdog buns with white bread. of money became tight in my home, that was one of the first things to happen. the joe biden administration has made it difficult for families to have hotdogs with hotdog buns, and that's unacceptable. americans have dreams as well, and one of those dreams is they should be able to have a family cookout with hamburger buns, and they should be able to fill up their gas tank of gasoline. those are the dreams of our people, those are the dreams we need to defend. [applause] they have other dreams as well. our people dream of being able to send their children to school where they are taught american history is something to be proud of and not ashamed of. our people dream of being able to send kids to trade schools, jobs, universities and to apply for those things without explicit racial discrimination. it is something that we know is happening in this country at this very minute. we know that they need to go to a drugstore and buy pharmaceutical ingredients. ingredients that they know were

and one of those dreams is that they should be able to have a family cookout with hamburger buns andy should be able to fill up their gas tank with a reasonable price gasoline. those are the dreams of our people and those are the dreams that we need to defend. but, they've got other dreams to our people dream of being able to send their children to school where they're taught that american history is something to be proud of and not something to be ashamed of. our people, they dream of being able to send their kids to trade schools, to jobs to universities to apply for those things without explicit racial discrimination. which is something that i guarantee you we all know is happening in this country right at this very minute. they dream of being able to go into the drug store and buy pharmaceutical ingredients, antibiotics that were not manufactured by america's biggest enemy, the communist chinese party. they dream of being able to send their kids to the marine corps and the other military branches where they're not kicked out for refusing to take a vaccine for a disease. that is n

questions are being asked about what chancellor or left shots knew when he was mayor of hamburg. he has been giving evidence at the hearing in the city. shoulds has been facing some difficult questions. lawmakers at the inquiry in hamburg, want to know whether he helped a local private bank avoid pained back millions and taxes. when sholtes was deceit, is mere him at officials from var bourg bank, which old the city 47000000 euros for claiming refunds on taxes. it never paid. after those meetings, hamburg authorities dropped a payment demands at 1st, sholtes claimed he never met with the banks representatives. this was later proved to be wrong. now he says he can not remember what was discussed and stresses. there is no connection between his meetings and the cd back in down is unlikely that he cannot remember anything from this meetings. during those meetings or phone calls, it was about nearly $50000000.00 euros for his city in tax revenue. the whole aspect of working here with this alarming tactic of just admitting what he has to admit and once more has been proven, you will a

while he was mayor of hamburg. the come x affairs, all the german state, defrauded of billions of euros over a period of years as companies claimed tax rebates on the same dividends. lawmakers have since closed the loophole, allowing the trades. but the controversy continues. did german chancellor all of sold to protect hamburg based bob oak bank, when he was mayor of that city? in 2016, the private bank had to pay back nearly 50000000 euros to the state because the fans were linked to illegal transactions. politicians have been implicated in the so called co max banking scandal, and they have so far old, denied having any influence on mobile bands. tax processes, the comic scam run for many years. here's how it worked. on the day that dividends were paid on shares, investors sold the shares to each other during the course of a day. only one of the parties paid capital gains tax on the dividend and was therefore eligible for rebate. those who paid no tax before selling them on applied for refunds. none the less, th

did german chancellor all of sold to protect hamburg based viable bank? when he was mayor of that city? in 2016, the private bank had to pay back nearly 50000000 euros to the state because the fans were linked to illegal transactions. politicians have been implicated in the so called co max banking scandal, and they have so far all denied having any influence on marble, benz tax processes, the comics scam run for many years. here's how it worked. on the day that dividends were paid on shares, investors sold the shares to each other during the course of a day. only one of the parties paid capital gains tax on the dividend and was therefore eligible for rebate. those who paid no tax before selling them on applied for refunds. nonetheless, the tax authorities had no way of tracking the transactions and paid out to anyone who claimed them and could prove ownership. on that day, germany's treasury lost 36000000000 euros as a result of the qu, max transactions, an inquiry commits he is investigating the scam. and it will review e mails from german chancellor, a

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while he was mayor of hamburg. the come x affairs, all the german state, defrauded of billions of euros over a period of years as companies claimed tax rebates on the same dividends. lawmakers have since closed the loophole, allowing the trades. but the controversy continues. did german chancellor all of sold to protect hamburg based bob oak bank, when he was mayor of that city? in 2016, the private bank had to pay back nearly 50000000 euros to the state because the fans were linked to illegal transactions. politicians have been implicated in the so called co max banking scandal, and they have so far old, denied having any influence on mobile bands. tax processes, the comic scam run for many years. here's how it worked. on the day that dividends were paid on shares, investors sold the shares to each other during the course of a day. only one of the parties paid capital gains tax on the dividend and was therefore eligible for rebate. those who paid no tax before selling them on applied for refunds. none the less, th

hamburger buns. they have to to put the white bread there. for all of you who said yes, why don't you get out of washington from moment and ask your constituents if they are better off today than they were two years ago because now gas is not lower. it is higher. food prices are high and they are going up each and every day. host: if voters ask themselves that they are better off, where did they go for the midterm election? guest: first of all, we have a country that is back on track. we have a president who has restored order to this country. we have a president who has brought some home to the country. not crazy tweets night and day from the white house. we have restored dignity to the white house. seriously, fact, democrat or republican, what did donald trump accomplish? a tax cut for the rich and the worst attack on this country since the british burned the capital in 1812. donald trump knew that his supporters were armed. he knew that they had guns. he said either take them down because there --

that was one of the first things that you cut out is he replaced hamburger and hot dog buns with whitead. so why is it that american families all across this country our people, they dream of being able to send their kids to trade schools, to jobs, to universities, to apply for those things without explicit racial discrimination, which is something that i guarantee you we all know is happening in this country right at this very minute. they dream of being able to go into the drug store and buy pharmaceutical ingredients, antibiotics that were not manufactured by america's biggest enemy, the communist chinese party. they dream of being able to send their kids to the marine corps and the other military branches where they're not kicked out for refusing to take a vaccine for a disease. that is not a danger to those young kids. they dream of a country where the attorney general puts the people in jail who burned down american cities, not the people who are protesting peacefully at their kids' school. and those people, ladies and gentlemen, are our people whether they are conservatives, whe

history remembers everything the media unearthed that when the german chancellor was the mayor of hamburg, his subordinates pulled off financial fraud. is olaf-scholz involved? 5 years in the renovation program in moscow what are the results? what will happen next with a large-scale resettlement about this special report, and then you will find out what interests the us pursued in the bomb iraq dan serbia and afghanistan and pretexts and reality in the afternoon. well, let's start with the news of the last minutes in mariupol, the ministry of internal affairs of the donetsk people's republic is investigating the circumstances of the explosion that thundered today near the zoo. there, according to preliminary data, a home-made bomb with striking elements went off. this was reported in the ministry of internal affairs of the dpr zoo. today, the mayor of the city konstantin ivashchenko was supposed to visit, he was not injured. earlier it was reported that the explosion was an assassination attempt in the city, security measures were strengthened. in zaporozhye area, the russian military, wh

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now, from hamburg by hines, as smith towel, he is a nuclear expert with greenpeace. or welcome to the program good to having with us . we've had repeated warnings from ukrainian officials now that their situation at separation is grave. what is your assessment? well, it's a very complex and dangerous situation at this. so nuclear. busy power plant are for several reasons. on one hand, of course, the armed conflict, nuclear reactors, are not designed for that. and it's not only about direct hits, that can break the confinement and to release or ductility. it's also about the infrastructure, or we have to think that the nuclear power plant, even after shut down needs massively cooling for months, your mom and so it needs energy and it needs create systems. and so the disconnection of to treat was also really worrying and inspectors from the international atomic energy agency say there are due to inspector the plant within days. so if they do get access to the plant, what does it actually mean for the situation? they are, what can they do? well, it's so of course very h

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a sugary hamburger? move on. let's that out of our mouths. now we take you back in time to the 80's. and in abc promo for fall we should consider doing. abc7ne>> abc. >> the 1980's video has been making the rounds on social media. it features stars from the hit shows like happy days, threes company, fantasy island and bosom buddies. apparently tom hanks is in here. i don't recognize any of these people or any of the shows so i have nothing to say. >> i think it is kind of cute. i recognize many of them should >> tom hanks right there. >> with the big hair. >> i kind of expect to see spencer and it is promo somewhere. >> i am the only one here employed by abc in 1980. i'm probably the only one here alive in 1980. it is kind of like an nostalgia trip for me. brings back lots of memories to me of those times at abc. >> that is what we tried to do. that is so-and-so from such and such show. that was fun. >> we need to do the abc 7 version of that. or maybe not. >>>> you would have to dance on tv. >> that has

well, seriously, i, i finished, cape hamburger, and then from a hamburger very expensive.n a real situation, not in a political situation, but you are physical and we don’t know how to pull out the winter in ukraine, naturally europe and britain are separate and each side separately talks about how we will pull out the winter, it’s not a joke . i remembered you showed zadorny when one czech company that makes pencils. he says that we will sell these pencils 25% more expensive. why because we make these pencils we make them from raw materials from wood, which we bought in russia, but now we buy this wood in china, which buy it naturally in russia. the logistics side is more expensive. so this is the reality today, how it will all turn over in a month or two. i don't know, but for some reason both in ukraine and especially in the west they began to think about one thing. i'm not pro-russian, but you now you will dictate the terms, the price of gas, the price of oil, russia will do it. yes , it can't be. well, how can it not be, if the nature of the nature of things does not

that $80 bill to bring in a couple of hamburgers and fries from the local boutique hamburger restaurantat is probably less in the family budget now than it was 12 month ago. i still will be nervous about that segment of the business. i think the company gave appropriate guidance for that segment in the back half of the year. what i like about uber, the stock has materially underperformed your today so what do i know, but it has diversification. mobility, which had its knees cap during the covid crisis and deliver did well, then the recession comes in and impacts the delivery business. mobility is coming back and they are having a surge in new drivers. this is a good sign. the uber unlock occurs today. kriti: mark mahaney, $69 on the stock. the optimism, you cannot mentored. thank you for joining us. markets are moving. s&p 500 and negative territory. the nasdaq slipping into negative territory. looks like it is coming off the headline that there are repercussions. catl causing plans for a north american plant. it is a battery supplier to tesla. yields up across the curve, and even the d

don't have enough to buy the hamburger buns. you with pieces of white bread now. it is a country we are living under joe biden. when was the last time -- don't upload that we are living in that type of country, ok -- when was the last family had a president that had an ethically challenged family member like billy carter. maybe hunter biden is an artist, i haven't seen it yet. [laughter] i tell you that not to make you depressed, i tell you that to inspire you. what happened in 1980? we elected ronald reagan. ronald reagan, based on a conservative simple, conservative values, that he believed in a country that was exceptional. a country that he believed in. the value of common sense that your governor talked about. not only did he save this nation, he saved the world. ronald reagan, margaret thatcher, and the pope changed the direction of where we would go. we don't have a presidential election this time, but we have the principles and the philosophies and the examples. you know, i have one more portrait in my office. it is of w

don't have enough to buy the hamburger buns. you with pieces of white bread now. it is a country we are living under joe biden. when was the last time -- don't upload that we are living in that type of country, ok -- when was the last family had a president that had an ethically challenged family member like billy carter. maybe hunter biden is an artist, i haven't seen it yet. [laughter] i tell you that not to make you depressed, i tell you that to inspire you. what happened in 1980? we elected ronald reagan. ronald reagan, based on a conservative simple, conservative values, that he believed in a country that was exceptional. a country that he believed in. the value of common sense that your governor talked about. not only did he save this nation, he saved the world. ronald reagan, margaret thatcher, and the pope changed the direction of where we would go. we don't have a presidential election this time, but we have the principles and the philosophies and the examples. you know, i have one more portrait in my office. it is of w

daniel hamburg reports. under the shadow of the martin luther king memorial. locals and tourists are remembering the march on washington. it's the anniversary of the speech. of washington monument gets to spots that he spohe from my kids about has to up for many mlk speech 59 years ago symbolizes a turning point in the country recognizing wrongs. we have come a long way, but we get we still got a long way to go. unfortunately. >> it something racism, some that i believe is toward. so until people stop teaching hate, there will always be hate. she was a teenager by herself at the march, but on sirte, highest remembers it. well, it was just such a beautiful day. i mean, it almost like a love fest. courtland was one of the organizers of the march and john lewis's representative on the coordinating committee as people was speaking and >> at the podium at the lincoln we were in the back of the lincoln memorial making changes to john speech. but job was so good. nobody at but notice he says because of the efforts of lewis, of course, mlk and many others. a year late

be harder for him. look rescue steal allies everyone will save only themselves maria went down the hamburgcutor's office decided to dismiss the lawsuit against german chancellor olaf scholz. his associate petr chancher is suspected of having links with a criminal gang. they said that they were in high positions. they with gray schemes helped to divert money from the budget. history. it began 6 years ago, when scholz was the mayor, even then the tax authorities of hamburg wanted to recover 47 million euros from one of the private banks in the city, but after a few days , those who filed a lawsuit against the chancellor with the prosecutor's office insisted that it was scholz who could influence the irs in exchange for a bribe or a share in a criminal scheme. the estonian authorities nevertheless decided to transfer the monument to the soviet t-34 tank from the public space of narva to the museum of this was stated by the prime minister of the country in the morning, the police blocked the road to the monument, both for cars and for pedestrians, they pulled it together, including special for

mr scholz was hamburg's mayor when the fraud was exposed in 2017.a clear conclusion that he had exerted no influence in the case, but a representative of the christian democrat opposition accused the chancellor of failing to cooperate with the committee. presidents putin of russia and macron of france have agreed on the need to send inspectors to ukraine's zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant as fears grow over its safety. it comes as the un secretary general antonio guiterres said he hopes discreet diplomacy can secure the safety of the plant, amid concerns it could be damanged by shelling. he's been speaking to the bbc during a visit to the port of 0desa. 0ur correspondent, hugo bachega, has more. the visit by mr guterres has been overshadowed by the tensions around the zaporizhzhia nuclear power complex. for days, russia and ukraine have traded accusations of who's to blame for shelling the complex. the ukrainians accuse the russians of essentially turning this nuclear facility into a military base, using it to launch attacks against ukrainian towns,

he's a former hamburg parliamentarian, the member of germany's left party. hello martin. it does appear that ukraine chose to strike a farewell ceremony dedicated to a fallen danielle military commander in your opinion. is there any justification for targeting a memorial service like done? no, of course not. this is a war crime in civilian areas war. they shouldn't be here and especially if there are like this or berries, theaters, everything like that is not a legitimate target in the world. so we can talk of the clear walk. and i think the ukranian president says you didn't do that strike. that is actually the critic saying, so is a bit cynic so wall is always cru. ready roots to wall and international and international humanitarian law. and this is a key of use of that. well, that's the thing is that we heard from our correspondence thing there that the office of the ukrainian president said that this was not their strike, that the only targets and military positions. but is this, could this be stretched out to include that? that that's what maybe the vagueness here is

the ship will stay in the ports of hamburg total for a week in the affairs, china will use the port is a military base. the you on 15 has the latest tracking technology to monitor satellite rocket and intercontinental ballistic missile launches. beijing is called the concerns completely unjustified and found it has more now from humble tote supports. at the heart of the dispute is what exactly this vessel does, the u ang wang 5? now as you can see, a massive satellite dishes read a equipment. the chinese basically say, this is a research and survey, reza, but basically the indians claim, it's a spy ship and have expressed concern that it's too close to india for comfort. are they said compromises their security? and this has been the reason for the towing and throwing in recent days the delay of the ship's arrival here. it's ironic that it has called at a port that the chinese themselves built for sri lanka, obviously now on the chinese control after sholandra decided to lease it out of the chinese on a 99 year lease in 2017. after it figured out and decided it could not afford to make

according to the investigation, from 2010 to 2016, the financiers stole billions of euros, and the hamburgnitiate an audit share of the company before and after the payment of dividends scheme under the motto. if you want to hide something, leave it in plain sight during resale of a large block of shares of the company on the day of payment of dividends, the participants of the scam applied to the tax authorities for compensation for allegedly paid taxes, then they received a certificate with the right to a tax refund. everything is in front of our eyes, and most importantly, it doesn’t look like a theft at all, this case, combined with other problems, the crisis in the standard of living, inflation and the growth of valuable energy resources, could not but affect the rating, the chancellor’s political opponents have already seized the moment and called for the convening of an extraordinary meeting of the financial committee on tax scandal, doubts about the chancellor's authority. olaf schols is getting bigger and more evidence is emerging that confirms his political influence in this case

people can no longer make a decision to have hamburger with hamburger buns, they have to put the white bread there. for all of you who said why, get out of washington for a moment and go ask your constituents if they are better off today than two years ago. because no, gas is not lower. gas is higher. and no, the car prices are higher. and their food prices are higher. and they are going up each and every day. i can't believe you would say yes. you probably believe the american rescue plan was a good bill. you probably believe it's putin's fault, too. passing this bill today means more expensive bills for americans tomorrow. and everyone who says otherwise isn't telling the truth. but of all the bad parts of this 700-page bill, the massive expansion of the i.r.s. is the most chilling. madam speaker, i wonder if we could ask the same question, oh, boy, i emimagine -- imagine america will ask that. just roughly 87 more days. they won't just ask it, they'll answer the question even if it's not asked if they are better off than two years ago. they'll probably ask the question, is america b

and i seem to have missed when hot dogs or hamburger buns got canceled. that's actually cpac today. the conservative political action conference in dallas, today, where america is bereft of both funds for its hot dogs and its hamburgers and facing a machine takeover apocalypse at any moment. that last speaker was the election conspiracy theorist and phone pillow mogul mike lindell. he and other speakers at cpac celebrated today's news that the election denier extraordinary, kari lake, has won the republican nomination for governor in arizona which poses -- this one is a brainteasers actually -- because has kari lake been insisting for weeks at the rice that she was in, the results were fraught, -- could not be trusted. so, mike lindell and others where that circle by saying that kari lake and her supporters -- overrode the evil voting machines that were program to steal her victory. neat trick. another big draw cpac today was this little bit of performance art, a man portraying a january 6th rioter in his jail cell, weeping at his political persecution. n

to the investigation, in the period from 2010 to 2016, financiers stole billions of euros, and the hamburgever initiated an audit . if you want to hide something, leave it in plain sight during the resale of a large stake in the company on dividend day. the participants of the scam applied to the tax authorities for compensation for allegedly paid taxes, then they received certificate with the right to a tax refund. everything is in front of our eyes and most importantly, it does not look like a theft at all, this case, combined with other problems, the crisis in the standard of living, inflation and the growth of valuable energy resources, could not but affect the rating, the chancellor, his political opponents have already seized the moment and called for the convening of an extraordinary meeting of the financial committee on tax scandal of doubts about the chancellor's authority. olaf schols is getting bigger and more and more evidence is emerging that confirms his political influence in this case, in the meantime, the chancellor deals with the corruption scandal germany is immersed in