hamburg did have to play over 20 minutes with ten men, after anssi suhonen was sent off.ay. meanwhile in the netherlands, fc twente are closing in on a europa league spot for next season. manfred ugalde�*s last—minute strike giving them a 2—1 win at heerenveen, in the first leg of their play off. the second leg is on sunday. one otherfootball line to bring you — and inter miami have sacked their head coach, phil neville. the club, which are owned by neville�*s former manchester united and england team—mate, david beckham, sit bottom of the eastern conference with 15 points from 15 matches, and without a win in four games. the organisation representing referees in england have issued a statement condemning the abuse directed at anthony taylor in budapest airport, following wednesday's europa league final. the englishman had officiated the game, where sevilla beat roma on penalties — which led to roma manager jose mourinho confronting taylor in a car park after the match. in a number of videos circling on social media, taylor and his family appear to be the target of verbal

and then hamburg shot themselves in the foot. 21 stood guards and now the hosting for gold. danielle or fernandez, failed to clear the ball at me or was there to mop up for a 2nd of the night after the gold temple splits on the page and the visitors even added as their goal in the very last minute of added time. see us putting the final nail in handbooks, coughing, and that's how it ended stood. guards live to play another season of top flood football. really built of, of the boys. it was a lot of pressure for weeks now, and a lot of pressure, especially before the relegation. game so or yeah, i'm really happy right now i feel a little bit empty because there was so much the intensity and pressure, but the, i'm really broad off of the most of the team members. on the other hand, smith's promotion yet again, and have to spend a 6 consecutive season in the lower tier. you're watching the w news of next. how architects are responding to climate change with new ideas. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. the cream was like a stepping point, you know, 5 or 2 in so that warranty

they beat hamburg 3 meal in the 1st leg of the relegation . play all this leaves hamburg one of germany's most storage clubs with a huge task to get back into german football's top flight humbug. and that funds were just minutes away from automatic brenda's league and promotion at the weekends . but it's a dramatic rate turnaround. and another game wrecks that chances a restrict got. they didn't have to wait so long to feel shots is less than a minute to be precise. for my austin will defend the constantino some advertising or giving the host. the dream starts saying, who do you guys see could have doubled habits, pain in the 1st half, but he's penalty was come to be said that, that it was just a temporary reprise. so you don't have to have time with handbooks, different slice wide, open your civic. no man, double stick. got fleas. things were looking even more miserable if i kind of stood, got ring central control and just 3 minutes late. so they gave themselves breathing space ahead of the 2nd black kia se heading in from another corner, making a maintenance for his penalty miss humbugs

but it is hamburg that is the absolute record holder of germany in terms of continuous stay.for almost 55 years. then, in the 17-18 season , relegation followed, and now again an unsuccessful attempt to return away was a 0-3 rout. at home , a quick goal gave hope. dream interpretation of whale. well , then stuttgart scored their three goals and the total score turned out to be absolutely indecent 1.6 hamburg again given a year to work on the bugs. now an important date in the history of our hockey today, the legendary soviet forud, two-time olympic champion vladimir shadrin, would have turned 75 years old , he was an active participant in all the significant victories of the ussr national team in the seventies , shadrin spent his entire career in spartak in the main team, whose composition was 17 years old filigree pass, tenacity, perseverance and reliability made shadrin a cult hockey player for a decade ahead, he took an example from him himself. igor larionov of the legendary super series of the seventy-second year. vladimir nikolayevich became the second in the goal plus

even though monitoring data show the tower's tilt has gone from 19 inches at the time of hamburger's report to 29 inches now. >> we cannot expect this to be a one-off. it is a systemic issue that requires attention. >> reporter: mark savel is an architect and contractor who analyzes building failures. he says while wipes flushed down toilets can obviously be a problem, tilting is the most likely cause of the backups being reported now. the only way to deal with it permanently, he says, is adjust drainpipes to make them still flow properly downward despite the tilt. and he says the time to do that may be now. >> this is undoubtedly a health concern. it's a potential for property damage. and it's going to continue to, if not worsen, over time. >> way so is happy to move here. >> reporter: he feels trapped if his once-beloved condo, unable so sell. >> so many problems happening here. it's not manageable anymore. money-wise, time-wise. i don't know what to do. >> this is your happy place? >> i have to put "un," here, "unhappy place." >> if you have a story tip for our investigative unit,

chris, you've had a few said you got to start up is located in the old warehouse district of hamburg . the german ford city is the world's 3rd most important trading center for spices after singapore and new york. these young slice farmers from uganda are visiting hamburg their association, sent them here to get to know their marcus better. so are they also benefiting from the boon hub? see because i need this kid. yeah, i, i know if i stayed after then the price is would be much more because now, so based on demand subsidized, if you've got notes up right too much of it, you kinda know how much more prices most of this finances growing in the world, come from small farmers like this, one in pennsylvania is joined horses with other farmers to be able to sell his clothes for higher prices. going it alone usually means having middleman dictate the price is true craftsmanship for a new spice blend at another industry newcomer in hamburg, oriental spices like human are being added since they are especially popular right now. the ingredients come from farmers and developing countries who

and then hamburg shot themselves in the foot. 21 stood guards and now the hosting for golds. danielle or fernandez failed to clear the ball and media was there to mop up for a 2nd of the nights after the gold temple splits on the page. and the visitors even added as their goal in the very last minute of added time. see us putting the final nail in handbooks, coughing. and that's how it ended. stuttgart lift to play another season of top flight football. really built of, of the boys. it was a lot of pressure for weeks now a lot of pressure, especially before the relegation game. so or yeah, i'm really happy. right now i feel a little bit empty because there was so much the intensity and pressure, but the, i'm really broad off of the, of the, of the team members. on the other hand, smith's promotion yet again, and have to spend a 6 consecutive season in the lower tier. just reminder, the top story we're following for you here on dw news. keith and moscow are accusing each other and blowing up a major dub and hydro electric power plants and a russian controlled part of southern

jael is deutsche's chief technology correspondent and joining us virtually from hamburg is jude simon, she's professor for ethics in it at the university of hamburg and she also sits on the german ethics council and it's for ethics in it at the university of hamburg and a great honor to welcome a special guest, a pioneering researcher who's been referred to as the father of modern a i, he's scientific director at the renowned a i lab id si a jug schmidt who joins us virtually from switzerland. and let me ask all of you to just give us a very quick take on how you see this balance between, between risks and benefits of the scientists warning of possible extinction, compare a i to societal see this balance between, between risks and benefits of the scale risks such as pandemics and even nuclear war. would you agree? well, i think that's a little exaggerated. the the risk i see are more uh they come from you agree? well, i think that's a little exaggerated. the everyday life. i see risk uh regarding employment. what are we going to do with people who is being displaced by new information

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nineteen cent hamburgers in the drive-in diner. modern life moving so fast that even a reservoir the size of lake huron couldn't keep up with the demand. almost a third of the ogallala's water has already gone, most of what's left will disappear in the space of a lifetime. the farmers of the high plains are looking down the barrel of a new dust bowl. [mike] we are in yuma county and yuma county is probably the most irrigated county in colorado. the heart of the industrial agriculture of colorado. on the left is probably the biggest feed-lot in the country. there is about 130,000 in capacity there in that facility, and next to it on the west side is probably another 20,000 cattle. so right in that area, there could be as many as 150,000 head of cattle on feed. this is not a farm, this is a factory. so the big feed lot is going to be located where the water is and that is over the ogallala aquifer. you can see all of the irrigation around. these feed lots, these are center pivots. the water used in a feed lot is not, is not what the

so this is about $400.00 of those fibers. entire hamburger is about 10000. yeah, i mean that's what that looks like. minutes me right me. that is absolutely meant and ground purely in a lab. this is room purely in a lot. yeah, this is pure me, though mark and his colleagues have proves that the science works. the challenge for his team and others all around the world is producing culture meet in a cost effective way. i'm hoping peter st mark's business partner can offer some thoughts on who i'd be the 1st to get this product to supermarket shelves. hi. hi there gallery. welcome to come in. thanks. the initial breakthrough has really happened in the labs here, but the idea is really taken off in the u. s. and silicon valley where all the tech startups are, and there seems to be a space raise to get this product on the shelves. what's going on over there, and how does that compete with what's happening here? will to be honest, we don't exactly know what's going on there. we know that a lot of money, if somebody's going to work several companies and they'll sor

but how do we get a hamburger from a test tube the this is a. ready small piece of fine muscles taken from uh with a biopsy with a needle biopsy. uh, this is taken and uh half an hour ago from okay. what's the next step then once you do the extra options, the stem cells in a muscle are just sitting there waiting to repair. the tissue, when it's in your muscle fibers is torn them, uh the cell. so cells come in and they started raising form a new muscle. that's what they do. so what we're doing right now is by 16 by 16, every single muscle fiber. so that the stem cells kind of think, well there's an injury here. we need to start coming out and start to put if that helps and multiply them into thinking they need to repair a part of the body, right? so out of the small extraction that we've taken. how many patties do you think we could grow about? 80080000 burger patties and just from this bit of liquid right? that's unbelievable. the tissue is been placed into a blender before an enzyme is added to break it down even further into individual muscle

and so hamburg went into the break and eating 2 goals to force extra time. and the home crowd was getting tense. then just 3 minutes after the restart stood, got made at one all, and so meo, left, unmarked, and he put the ball into the back of the net. now, the host needed 3 goals to reach extra time. and then hamburg shot themselves in the foot. $21.00 stood guards, and now the host did 4 goals. danielle horror fernandez, failed to clear the ball at me or was there to mop up for a 2nd of the nights after the gold temple split on the page. and the visitors even added as their goal in the very last minute of added time. see us putting the final nail in handbooks, coughing, and that's how it ended stood. guards live to play another season of top flag football. really built of, of the boys. it was a lot of pressure for weeks now a lot of pressure, especially before the relegation game. so or yeah, i'm really happy. right now i feel a little bit empty because there was so much the intensity and pressure, but the, i'm really broad off of the most of the team memb

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it's a big night in germany — as either stuttgart or hamburg will move a step closer to confirming theirliga next season. it's the first leg of their relegation play off. currently, stuttgart are leading 1-0. a currently, stuttgart are leading 1—0. a goal in the first minute from konstantinos. stuttgart trying to maintain their status in germany's top division for a fourth successive season while hamburg are looking to return for the first time in five years. england's cricketers are in complete control of their one—off test against ireland after the opening day's play at lord's in london, after winning the toss and choosing to field — england struck early thanks to stuart broad. he finished with figures of 5—51 as ireland were bowled out for 172. and in response, england closed just 20 runs behind — on 152—1, with ben duckett unbeaten on 60. ultimately, the day couldn't have gone much betterfor us. we won the toss and bold. helpful conditions for that first hour and half, then the sun came out and the pitch played a lot nicer. it was crucial to couples for wickets in the first session.

world tour title of his career, after finishing two shots clear of the pack at the european open in hamburgat holywood golf club, where the 20—year—old who grew up rory mcilroy stated his career. 52nd of the world rally championship standings after winning, the belgian claimed victory after beating the team—mate, the driver came and completed at the podium. evans finished fourth to stay forth in the championship standings. and it is two and one to go after manchester city added the fa cup to the premier league title and other preparing to take on interim a lot of the champions league final in six days' time and as they flew back, for the cup final, they were greeted by special guests at the airport and eltonjohn up at the airport and eltonjohn up and performing in manchester and as it was about to leave, he stopped to congratulate the city squad not missing the chance for a selfie and here he comes, the players and serenaded eltonjohn with one his songs. todd never expected to talk about him becoming the new manager. much more the bbc sport website and that is offer me. good night. hello th

example, you might remember that early in biden's presidency, fox claimed he was trying to ban hamburgersodbye to your burgers if you want to sign up for the biden climate agenda >> he wants to cut out 90% of the red meat that you all eat, that's four pounds a year. >> no burgers on july 4th. no steaks on the barbie. i'm sure middle america is just going to love that >> seth: i'm sorry, but what american refers to the barbecue as "the barbie"? [ laughter ] you sound like an australian spy trying to blend in as an undercover american. [ laughter ] "hey, blokes, who wants to grill some american hamburgers on the barbie?" [ laughter ] "then we can go on a walkabout into the outback to look for some koalas? maybe play the digeridoo -- i mean the guitar! crikey, i think they're onto me, mate." [ laughter ] "you've got to get me out. they're as cross as a frog in a sock, oi!" [ laughter ] i think that was a german pretending to be -- that was a german spy, pretending to be an australian spy, pretending to be an american. [ light laughter ] that's the depths of the accent work i'm doing hard as

the young northern irishman tom mckibbin won the european open in hamburg — his first dp world tour title holywood golf club, where mcilroy stated his career, finished on 9—under having started the day in a six—way tie for the lead but seized the initiative in the final round to win by two shots. we will have to watch that career, won't we? thierry neuville has jumped from fifth to second in the world rally championship standings after winning rally italia. the belgian claimed victory in sardinia after beating hyundai team—mate esapekka lappi. the toyota driver kalle rovanpera completed the podium. britain's elvin evans finished fourth to stay fourth in the championship standings. finally, it's two down, one to go after manchester city added the fa cup to their premier league title and now prepare to take on inter milan in the champions league final in six days time for the treble. and as they flew back home after the fa cup final, they were greeted by a special guest at the airport.. eltonjohn had been performing in manchester and as he was about to leave, he stopped to congratulate the

they call them shell till night robotic, you know, hamburg native but despite the emotion, and that surprised, is it a turnaround of policy in any way? not really, but as i just said, we kind of compare the shoals that we just had. and we just saw the with the shoals shortly after the invasion. many have accused him also within the german government of dragging his feet of not leading of waiting for others to do it. when it comes to sending weapons with moves the long way, the german government has moved a long way from sending helmets to sending shore to weapons for sending left tangs . now of course, with the ukrainian side is, is asking for sending flight to germany should join this fight to coalition, but all i've sold is against it. and the majority of governments is against it. as well as saying that to me should nonsense as your flight of type students, because the german air force does not have his f 15 or a 16, but say that germany should not send it more weapons of strips, sent this 5 digits. ukraine, and you mentioned german public opinion, how representative do you think those peo

am i'm ruth the owner of hamburger haven we came back on july 11. we were opened in 1968 at that time i believe one of the owners of mestart today went through a guy named andy in the early 70s and my father took it mid 70s. >> originally was just a burger joint. open late nights. then it changed over the years and became the breakfast staple. we specialize in breakfast, brunch come lunch now. i love this neighborhood. i grew up here. and it feels like home. i walk down the block and recognize people of people say hello. you say hello you talk and joke. has that familiar environment that is enjoyable and i have not experienced anywhere else. there are many things i would like to see improve ams the things we might see are making sure that our tenants stay housed our small business in tact and those are the solutions that will contain to push to make sure that you know our communities can take root, stay and thrive. >> i'm proud of you know, welcoming folks to the richmond. everyone loch its we got farmer's market every sunday there. the you see real

hamburger merely stated that it was possible, they said, adding that drainage slopes have always remained within code standards, even though monitoring data shows the tower's tilt has gone from 19 inches at the time of hamburger's report to 29 inches now. >> we cannot expect this to and one-off. it's a systemic issue that requires attention. >> reporter: mark savel analyzes building failures and says while wipes flushed down toilets can be a problem, tilting is the most likely cause of the backups reported now. the only way to deal with it permanently, he says, is to adjust drainpipes to make them still flow properly downward, despite the tilt. and he says the time to do that may be now. >> this is undoubtedly a health concern. it's a potential for property damage. and it's going to continue if not worsen over time. >> i was so happy, beautiful ai apartment. i was so happy coming here. >> reporter: he now feels trapped in his condo, unable to sell. >> it is so many problem happening here. more than bother some. it's not manageable anymore. money wise, time wise. i don't know what to do. >

being very key to managing the economy. >> eunice, one thing elon musk did to the do, he handed out hamburgersbut one thing he did not do is tweet. what was that about? >> reporter: i know. it was interesting to see he wasn't tweeting. there isn't, as one would expect, any discussion about that here in china because twitter is banned here in fact, what was interesting is to see how government officials and state media were tweeted more about his trip than he was. there isn't any theory as to why that would be. it could be maybe he didn't want to be seen as offending his hosts here in china who don't necessarily appreciate twitter being used here or perhaps he didn't want to be put in an awkward position where he would be tweeting about something and that to come up in the discussions here >> all solid theories. elon musk is a contrarian. i don't think he always minds getting on people's nerves you know what? theories abound. he is on the plane back here eunice, great reporting. see you. >>> straight ahead on "worldwide exchange," why the ultra wealthy are keeping historic amount of cash on the

there were periods where we were chasing shadows and were hamburg got into the final 3rd and created chances to come on. don't show us and see that. despite the miserable look in recent times, i'm books. famously passionate fans will turn that volkswagen study on into a cold. and tonight is i tried to help that team pull off the near impossible. and the french tennessee, with a new cranes elena spits alina rushes, daria cassette kina and refused to shake her hand. selina return to the game off to having had a baby last october. she won in straight sets to reach the course of finals question. will now play a bell russian. she's married to the french. kennesaw game will cease so the crowd locksley letter of when she failed to greet her reliable annette sands in paris has food. all the ukrainians who haven't shaken russian. and the rest of the play is that you are up to date coming up next documentary about children in the mountains of cut a stone pursuing their own field of football drains. and it keeps and cannot thank you for watching the prophets hearing. instead of responsible for

let's collapse the soviet union, we ourselves did it joyfully for a dollar for a hamburger. did not please. we are not fun. yes, we raised. children marched for freedom. we hung on our ears there. uh, word freedom is very difficult. it is very difficult to resist the word freedom is very difficult impossible. yeah wait wait. no. well, no, there is no fact that the inner feeling told you about freedom. well, show me a person, i don’t know them there, you can count them on the finger of two hands who dare to argue with the fact that freedom is an investment, that freedom is worse than freedom are you crazy, and before that we weren’t free, we were convinced of this. we have verified this for ourselves. we made sure of this ourselves, so we don’t have fun there because of freedom choice because of the freedom of choice because of the freedom to be. excuse me, i'm exaggerating a little, but because of the freedom to be with a cat, including , you know what my first impression was when i came, i served for 3 years. so it turned out happily on so, i left in 87 from well, from the

assistance to ukraine has reached $ 36 billion germany demanded the closure of our consulate general in hamburg leipzig munich until december 31 and frankfurt on mayi, the russian foreign ministry evaluated this as a new blow to ties, the agency reminded of a decade of cooperation. this is precisely berlin under the far-fetched pretexts of a mass diplomats, having their own staff. here , twice as much, russia's response actions were exclusively in the order of reaction based on the reciprocity of the blame for the degradation of relations entirely on the german country. and this new step will not go unanswered, they noted in the form from june 1 , russians are waiting for a number of changes ; citizens who lived during the great patriotic war in stalingrad, along with a pension, they will receive monthly more and an additional payment to others will become a schedule for receiving merce from support a single child payment will now go to the card on the third day of each month of the mother’s capital on the fifth passports with electronic data carrier. it is valid for 10 years and changes on the

well, just like a young lady with a hamburg benchmark, a bathhouse or a parisian pegasus amerikafia, that on the resort avenue built a special city for cats, where they live, sleep in the pile, by the way, they live, cats in historical buildings, but only small entrances are allowed there only according to the green cataphora it is clear that in the city where such an abundance of cats is impossible without a museum dedicated to this very animal, murario, as it is called very young. just 10 years old is located in a historic water tower from 1905. once upon a time, this tower was used for its intended purpose, but now the forty-meter buildings have become the dominant building of the city, the second building in height and a shelter for more than 4.5 thousand copies of barsiks and moors of various sizes of calibers. forms of flowers that arrived from all over the world, and it all started in 1985 with one figurine of a cat, which he gave to a girl young man to get her attention. oh, there are so many kosovs here. there are, for example, rare exhibits brought from peru , austria, japa

>> brian: this is something hamburger helper could not knock off. >> will: all right. guys.nk you so much. >> always. oh wait. did we cut him off? >> brian: you started eating before you even had explained to you what it was. >> brian: what am i eating? >> you don't care. >> brian: your body is not a temple. >> ainsley: let's talk about what happened in washington yesterday. two committee also be discussing. this the republicans say it's all because of the president's immigration policies that those policies are impeachable offense. here is lauren boebert a republican from colorado. >> as a mother it breaks my heart to joe biden to turn blind out to child sex trafficking tens of thousands of children gone missing. i have been to the board. i have seen children wrapped in cages in my larr blankets. joe biden is responsible for the first time in 24 house a house republican majority voted today unanimously, republicans voted to begin impeachment proceedings against a current president violating article 2 of the constitution by failing to execute our immigration and border secur

such a trail of corruption, and we are talking not only about scandalous expats with his mayor of hamburg , that is, when he, after a meeting with the leadership of one of the private banks. uh, he was allowed not to pay the state a huge fine in certain circles. maybe overseas exists, of course. this is se on these politicians in order to, uh, have leverage on their external decisions. who is building a new empire on the ruins, asia, moscow berlin paris and why a unitary corridor europe of different speeds is being created in the region, how contour maps will change their coloring, see the project, hotel trends today after the panorama. the case against belarus is manipulation and falsification, so the chairman of the federation of trade unions in belarus, mikhail urda, commented on the course of consideration by the international labor organization of the situation in our country, more than 90% of workers. we, the members of trade unions, have more than 20,000 collective agreements with additional guarantees for employees. at the same time, on the platform, the fashion is trying to accus

this was my communication with mohammad falahi, dear meiz madha reporter, the hamburger belongs to you. sed and sima news agency is going to explain about some of the programs that were covered by the news today . any time it is the turn of international news, i always meet with you. dear viewers of khabar , we are at your service with international news. the most important news to follow today in the international field we will visit the minister of foreign affairs of our country to doha, qatar. mr. dr. amir abdullahian, the minister of foreign affairs of our country, last night i was in the group of a high-ranking delegation in doha, qatar. today , they are going to meet and talk with the emir of qatar and the minister of foreign affairs of qatar. it is also said that the issues it is related to the region and the issues that are among the issues that are on the agenda of the minister of foreign affairs, and i will talk about this issue with sarkar mrs. shabiri , a correspondent of the sed and cima news agency, who is from qatar , with mohsen, mrs. shabiri. hello, good morning. ok ok

stretches behind chancellor scholz, and we are talking not only about the scandals when he was mayor of hamburg, that is, when he met with the leadership of one of the private banks. uh, he was allowed not to pay huge fines from the state. also, already in his tenure as minister, minister of finance. there was also a huge scandal. uh, when one of uh one so from concerns, that is, large financial concerns announced their bankruptcy. eh, and it turned out that the scholz department , which was supposed to, let's say, control the activities of this concern and financial fraud , was opened in time, and they simply missed all those billions in withdrawals to foreign accounts that were carried out by the management of the concern for several years. that is, for some reason, everything was turned a blind eye to it. that is, these kinds of incidents are, uh, they are characteristic of scholz, but again , this is all characteristic of german politics. we also know in the case of mrs fondalaise, who will be the minister of defense in her own way. e germany caused damage to its department in the amount of

that's happening really quickly >> we are seeing certain customers go to hamburger, chicken, some ofs and then beef prices will probably be under a lot of pressure later in the year from a supply standpoint. >> rodney, appreciate the color and talking us through earnings and the stock move ceo of kroger. cava is up the market is up post-fed meeting, all is good. they signal more hikes are on the way. with that we'll let scott wapner pick up things with the "the halftime report" time from post nine >>> sara, thank you very much. i'm scott wapner front and center the rally why stocks are jumping despite the fed's message. the investment committee debating your next more. josh brown, bryn talkington, with us. the fifth positive week in a row. it's on its longest daily winning streak rob, to you first, it was a hawkish pause. whether the fed

and, the most popular item, around the world is a hamburger. >> we are not surprised if it is a hamburgerer l a good b part of vacation is food and it is impressive , what is available. tell us more about some of these over-the-top experiences, that are out there. i was reading a couple of them and i don't know if i would ever do it. >> the burger may not be a surprise but a $1600 burger, that might be more of a surprise. that is from the post oak hotel in houston, there is like a beef involved, truffles are involved, and of course, it all comes on the gold bond, right? i know another favorite i found from the report, was the ice cream sundae, made famous by kevin mcallister in home alone to back. the plaza is delivering that famous ice cream sundae to your room for $300. that is a lot of ice cream. they are in your own backyard and amazing experiences at the saint regis. you can get your eggs benedict for breakfast, but with a side of really nice caviar. i like that. maybe more my speed is the axiom hotel in san francisco, which is not so much about the food you are ordering, it is about

even at the hamburger joint, if you're not going to m amy enough money, i'm just going to eat.n i was in high school and it was a lot of fun. i worked at mcdonald's, right? i was on the quarter pounder grill, i've made so many they had no choice but to let me take them home. i had, man. >> neil: but you know, we have these ten plus million jobs that go in this country, maybe it is a bigger phenomenon than just kids. >> although the labor participation rate for 25-50-year-old finally got about pre-pandemic levels, we are still a long ways from where the record was, but nowhere near -- i mean, think about this very moment. >> neil: real quick. >> 59% participation all the way down to 36%. something is wrong with that, neil. >> neil: it's amazing. we will get through it, buddy. >> we will. >> neil: here's "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. jesse watters along with kellyanne conway, jessica tarlov, sandra smith, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ president biden dealing with fallout from fall date after playing face planting hard durin

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