he studied in london and hanover. under the direction of star conducted daniel barenboim that's got to be huge in new york's famous kind of keyhole. he's great passion is to the works of beethoven. his frequent appearances in israel are always challenging. a concert in the middle east is always as he says more than just the concert. he concerns himself with the relationship between religion and politics and music above all he wants to use music to bring people together. and something joins me now in the studio i welcome you 1st of all tell us a bit more about performing in israel it's i mean it how emotional is it for you that well it's emotional because there are always so many layers of meaning beyond just playing the concert if it would be here in berlin it's quite different and when i say emotional and it doesn't always just positive emotions i mean there's a lot. of baggage there's a lot of extra meaning and. already from the very beginning when i was a child it was meant for me crossing boundaries and learning m

we try our luck again at continental headquarters in hanover. in 2018 the automotive supplier had a turnover of 44400000000 euros. no one here wants to be interviewed but they do at least give a written reply to some of our questions. continental uses natural commodities conscientiously and develops a promotes and implements sustainable and responsible sourcing of natural rubber across the value chain. the statement continues continental is aware of its responsibility and aims to make an active and responsible contribution to promoting sustainably produced natural rubber continental also refers to its code of conduct since 2011 all our suppliers have had to agree to abide by our business partner code of conduct. we continue on to frankfurt to the german rubber manufacturers association the w d k. many tire mine. factures are among its members it's headquartered in a villa in the city center. morris dees w d k's managing director the lobby group also has a code of conduct it sounds good at 1st. the w. d. k. and its members recognize their social

gettysburg to hanover and hanover junction, many of those have been destroyed as well as the railroad bridges on the spur from york to wrightsville, and the longest railroad bridge in wrightsville has been burned by the pennsylvania state militia -- silva noons -- actually civilians under orders from the militia. the job is to rebuild the railroads. we need to get ammunition income of the wounded out, relief supplies in and they become crucial. he would spend most of his personal time in york county, he would come to the cumberland valley on one or two occasions and they would rebuild the railroads. there is a critical decision, the rebels were supposed to come in 1861 and they didn't. stuart destroyed much of the chambersburg railroad facilities. then, jenkins destroyed it. he makes an interesting decision not to rebuild the railroad facilities. they rebuild the tracks, but they don't rebuild the turntables, warehouses, ticket , oiling stations until after the war. it's a big decision, because does anybody know what happens in 1864 in chambers big? john mcconnell and shows up on the

for or for the young musicians to be received in such with such warmth here we were in berlin in hanover the brookies body part of the ring all music festival. but more importantly i think we realized that that's a work means something beyond the local context for important let's just pause for a 2nd and hey we haven't got a grand piano here in the studio unfortunately but we can hear you play a little bit of mozart. it's with the detroit symphony i was once in a pinnace you travel all over. the one instrumentalist. with yes how do you practice. well it takes a lot of planning beforehand i have to say it is a mozart concerto but this was the cadenza written by beethoven for the month of concerto so. it was based on music i think actually we have yes but to come back to your your question a lot of it happens in the in the mind i mean i for 11 does practice with the instrument by visualizing bye bye bye bye thinking about music. imagining it and soul actually it's differently possible ok i'm very we have a lot of time i just want to ask you quickly about i hope because you're in why. well

shank who was born in soest it near hanover in 1955 he grew up playing the guitar with his older brother rudolph. played initially together in school but michael moved on to becoming that he could charge for british rock band you left out of my coaching his career spans 5 to can't stand has made him one of the most famous german guitarists in the world. and he's with me in the studio michael sanker well. it's a valid so great to have you here you've got your new album revelation congratulations looks like you guys are having a blast there now this is really classic hard rock with a bunch of guys that you've worked with for years robin mccauley graham bonnet what's the message here is this is this a celebration yeah it's michael shank of fast and you know i realize that i have performed the most popular music of like this thank god but not with the original singer somehow we have gone full circle and cycle and you know i thought it would be great if i could do the you know maybe not live the clouds film maybe the 80 singers of the. they're awaiting the musicians the same thing you know th

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player both him and recently lost the homburg and had each appealed the result. 3 nil victory over hanover at the weekend earning him a standing ovation. the rugby world cup begins in japan this month with those competing being advised to cover up their tattoos that's because in japan tattoos are seen as being linked to crime for some in the country though it's hoped the tournament will help spark a debate about thinking up. arriving in japan the world's best rugby players bring with them something that the country isn't much accustomed to the tattoos could be cause for cost a nation they've long been associated with criminality in japan to be inked suggests links with their crime syndicates polynesians tattoos have a very different meaning many news even players wear them as tributes to their maori heritage they have some adjusting to do. it's funny 1st they were here we went to a gym and we went to cover up so there was a few long sleeved. sleaze going around but. i think that will just be that it will be. for the players that are lucky enough to come over here you know we got to speak t

ene, the smalle ansc plane crash into the tree tops in tip in hanover, people have been rescued,ut safely also on the ground still working to make sure tt everyone is indeed ok. again, two people aboard the plane, now out safely. this is skyfox over that scene , wepl you posted. >>> long time jeopardy host aek will undergo a second roun d chtors mademeo. the decision after l het 12 pound in just a week and his cancer cell numbers sky edrock. trebek annnced he had stage four pancreatic cancer in march. heo pla keep hosting jeopardy >>> kevin hart is facing a $60 million lawsuit for conspiring to secretly record a sexual encounter with a woman but the inmand the lawsuit is now anged her story. >> tmzs all over this one, charles latibeaudiereith . this doesn't make a lot of sense because initially she said she did not believe that kevin hart was behind secretly recording now sui for million. >> big change here from the woman whe name i montea, sabag. this is the story that came out ears ago. sh next toer attorney lisa bloom two years ago and said we do not believe kevindoad anything to with

heading for the us although other reports suggested that he went to a golf club instead near the hanover russian delegation was invited to attend from foreign ministry spokeswoman marie is a car of an accused poland of choosing the guests using modern geopolitical criteria rather than the roles played by nations in the war of germany's left party of a sollie believes that the historical reality is being ignored. if you buy it from immigration today you know that are there was just money that liberated holmes from the nazis but no it wasn't germany and it wasn't mike pence either the only country that the nazis from the beginning was the obvious union who sacrificed 27000000 of its fine. citizens 8000000 soldiers lost their lives and sacked me in this exercise stargirl revisionism that was played out and washed out today. the memory of those veterans some of them still alive. from the saga of red army did not play a role while the government may try to distort history the citizens must of all i think it is the memory of the people that cannot be is extinguished by any government. and fina

hill that brought up specifically these counties and we want your taken we will begin with the new hanoverty in north carolina. what about this one, wise at one to watch? >> a fun fact, michael jordan and lera trump were both born, it is down by the beach, part of wilmington. the interesting part, pretty solid republican over the last few years and we all know how close north carolina was last time. donald trump won it but didn't win by the margin he would have won, an important county to watch. what you have is a lot of folks, your urban core in wilmington but also a lot of folks moving from up north coming down here. a lot of retirees, liberals and conservatives but it will be interesting, look at a lot of issues, they -- there are not a lot of liberals there. what we are seeing from democratic candidates for president is probably going too left in this county so that should help the president. >> the republican convention is in north carolina, the president has been there several times. let's talk about new hampshire. >> a county called hillsboro county, a lot of boston transplant. even

joining me now by phone, from wilmington is anna mcrae, the assistant emergency management director for hanover you. i know you guys are busy. give us the conditions on the ground right now, please. >> so right now we're kind of going through the worst part of storm, passing us just to our east. conditions will be rough for just a little bit now but are going to improve overnight. that's going to allow our damage assessment team to get right to work as soon as the winds settle down on friday, and we'll start to pivot towards recovery as quickly as we can and be able to continue to support our citizens through the recovery effort. >> anna, we know, and we have some video of this tornado that was captured on video spinning near wilmington. the national hurricane center is also warning of life-threatening storm surge, flash floods tonight. so i know you're concerned about all of it. what are you most concerned about? is it the flooding? >> yeah, i would say definitely the flash flooding and the surge are some of our biggest concerns tonight, not only because they're normally dangerous elements of

i'm sorry to break the bad news a mandatory evacuation order was issued for this area, new hanover countysitors of carolina beach and curry beach next area to the south, riceville beach, figure eight island all beginning tomorrow 8:00 a.m. his reaction to that was oh, no. in addition to that, the university of north carolina at wilmington, also under a mandatory evacuation gets underway this evening. most vulnerable of all the coastal north carolina area is the outer banks. mandatory evacuation for the outer banks. it got underway at noon. it is expected to be completed at 6:00 a.m. it includes the areas of roanoke island, duck, southern shores, kitty hawk, kill devil hills, hatteras, to name several areas. that area is hazardous of the road, route 12, is prone to washing out in heavy storms. once the road washing out, you're stuck in a tiny, tiny little thread of land which is prone to storm surges. people are watching out for that. authorities are calling out to people to pay very close attention. take a look at people here on the beach. most of these people don't even know a mandatory

we're always worried about the power situation here in new hanover county. 24,000 customers according to duke energy without power. they've staged some 1500 electricity trucks north of here near raleigh. those trucks should be able to get in the morning. they'll get those tree branches off the roads. hopefully get that power back up and running. we will have to wait and see how the outer bank downs here fared. but look, compared to what we saw in the caribbean, compared to what we saw in the bahamas, it looks like maybe north carolina was spared from this storm, david. >> cal, we're going to keep our fingers crossed. you mentioned the rescue efforts, the recovery efforts that are going to be happening the next few hours. i want to stress how remote these outer banks are. as we were driving up and down highway 12 today, you saw volunteer firefighters, but what struck me most about this area today is the emptiness of it. there was an evacuation order here, evacuation order for a lot of the outer banks, and that was mostly heeded. as somebody who has been here before to vacation, it was

consul to hanover, germany in 1882. he subsequently ended up murdering his wife in a 10 1883. he spent the rest of his life in a german asylum for the insane. there are books about henry and clara. there's a novel based on their relationship and the murder of clara harris. there's not a lot of nonfiction. so, here is the group of linking conspirators. dr. mudd is not in that picture but the rest of them are. , we will briefly run through the group. you know about lewis powell. he was known as lewis payne. he was sentenced to hang. george atzerodt. he was a carriage repair man and painter. he was assigned to murder vice president johnson. he got drunk in the hotel at the kirkwood house where johnson was staying and lost his nerve. did not go through with it. interestingly enough, this is the guy who would have been president had atzerodt succeeded. foster of connecticut. , a republican senator from connecticut. he actually voted against the bill granting the vote to african-american men but he did , vote for the 13th amendment. so, a lot of people do not know this. henry johnso

. >>> we want to turn to ana mcray, the assistant emergency management director for new hanover countyt we mean by that. this is the part of north carolina that includes the city of wilmington. she is with us by phone from the emergency operation center in wilmington. please tell me, ana, that you guys aren't out making all kinds of rescues, that for the most part the streets are safe, if not a little water logged. >> we agree with that assessment 100%. so our community has been great about listening to the messages we've been pushing, about the importance of seeking shelter and making their final plans well before 8:00 p.m. last night. we know when we started to experience the stronger tropical-storm-force winds and then the hurricane winds we've been having close gusts turnover past few hours. but, you know, our biggest concern right now is making sure that people stay in place with flash flooding being our primary concern, and then the upcoming river flooding that we'll see over the next couple of days, especially with the dark -- downed trees and water over the roadways aren't goin

here in new hanover county, at least 20,000 people without power. authorities telling us there are 1,500 trucks staged just north of here that will get into town once these winds drop down to try to get some of that power back to customers. i can also tell you the winds have shifted here in the past couple of hours, and that is a uniquely frightening thing. you think you're sort of in a safe spot. those winds shift, and then you realize that all the debris that was flying one direction will suddenly turn around and fly the other direction. so something for my colleague david gura to look forward to. we have passed that sort of high tide mark. blo flooding is still a major concern here. a year ago, hurricane florence flooded out wilmington for four days. it doesn't look like that's happening right now, but of course we won't know for at least another six hours, chris. >> thank you for that. take care of yourself. let's go to david gura on the outer banks of north carolina. i know this area well, david. two of my brothers has owned homes there. one st

. >> john is joining us from hanover, maryland. good morning, john. >> good morning. >> go ahead with your memory from woodstock. you were there? >> yes, i was. my memory was what started. it was like a spiritual awakening. you can tell by the music how it progressed. it started out with music and went into british invasion. then it went into psychedelics. people would get together and sit around and talk about the insights they had gotten. and that's the power behind this movement. and woodstock was the culmination of all this. it was the signifying moment. i remember i was just married. i told my wife i was going to go to woodstock and she said she was againstmy wife i was going go to woodstock. she was against it, you know. and i said, look. i grew with this movement. i work for it. i've got to go. and she let me go. it was everything, you know, that you believed in. the word hippie, it came -- hip used to be a word from the 60s, that meant you knew, that you were right. that is how they got to be called the hippies, because peo

they are from the house of hanover. they're german and have that in their background. these folks are mercenaries. guns for hire. everybody does this. this is classic standard european tactics to hire these guys. maybe it looks bad from the colonial side. this is the way they operate. look at the numbers. not all of them are going to be deployed at the same time. going off of that, too, they've also got the population to draw fr from. about 9 million people living in england right now. you had a lot of folks. and about 2.25 of those are eligible for service but they got people they can replace. the colonies, you have about 2 million folks in all of the colonies. and that's including men, women, children and slaves. so there's a lot of -- they've got the numbers to go along with this, too. so we've got a lot of military. what else have they got that's working for them? >> everything is standardized. whether it's uniforms or guns, artillery. it's not piecemeal. >> sure. and there again, it's just a new war, new place. they've done this before elsewhere. so they're going

the single engine aircraft wound up hanging from a tree 50 feet in the air in hanover, maryland. student pilot and his instruct wear on board. a rescue team got the men down. body suffered only minor injuries. r on board. a rescue team got the men down. body suffered only minor injuriese on board. a rescue team got the men down. body suffered only minor injuries. >>> the new scandal involving an all-star pitcher for the pittsburgh pirates. >> felipe vasquez has been accused of sexual assaulting a minor two years ago when the girl was 13 years old. >> reporter: two-time all-star pittsburgh pirates pitcher felipe vasquez behind bars accused of sexually assaulting a child. police arresting the 28-year-old reliever charging him with several crimes including solicitation of a child. the florida department of law enforcement began investigating allegations vasquez had a sexual relationship with a 13-year-old girl who's now 15 after the child's mother said she found troubling text messages and let the ball player know her daughter was a minor. authorities say vasquez first met the alleg

>> i work in the manchester field office on hanover street. we hope to see you in november. rep. gabbard: thank you so much. hi. >> thank you so much for your service both in congress and the military. rep. gabbard: thank you. i'm grateful to have the opportunity. thank you for coming today. >> thank you for your message of community. we need so much more of that and i hope you will -- rep. gabbard: i am. i will. thank you very much. >> wouldn't mind signing? rep. gabbard: that is what friends are for. >> it's great to see a strong female candidate money for president. it gives me a lot of hope for politics. rep. gabbard: good. i was with the family of four girls and one boy last night and i was asking a little girl, which one of you will run for president? they were like, i will. i just love that, of course you will. >> thank you. sorry about that. thank you so much. rep. gabbard: thank you. so much gort lot of work ahead of us -- got a lot of work ahead of us. thank you. how many of these do you have so far? >> i only have four. rep. gabbard: wow. only four. >> mind if we get a

host: that is angel and hanover, maryland.e of foreign affairs and stories this morning, this one out of south korea saying north korea launched two projectiles towards the sea on tuesday. hours after the north offered to resume diplomacy with united states, warns its feelings may and without those proposals. the demand for new proposals were apparently aimed at the united states to make concessions when the north korean u.s.-talks restart. north korea wants to united states to provide security guarantees and extensive relief from u.s. led sanctions in return for limited denuclearization steps. the wall street journal picks up on the request by pyongyang in north korea. was readytuesday, it for talks about relinquishing the regime's nuclear arsenal. the remarks were attributed to the first vice minister which is -- of the kim regime's saying that formal nuclear talks would occur at a time at a place in late september. boris johnson in the news and the latest of what's is going on in the u.k., particularly over brexit. writing

>> yeah, i work on hanover street. hopefully, we will see you in november. >> hello. thank you so much for your service both in congress and in the service. >> thank you. i am grateful to have the opportunity. thank you for coming today. >> thank you. >> thank you for your message of unity. we need so much more of that. i hope you will stay in it. >> i will. >> i have to run to class, but i was hoping you would sign this. honestly, thank you so much for showing up. it's great to see a strong female candidate. it keeps me open to politics. >> good. you guys give us hope. i was with a family of four girls and one boy last night, and i was asking little girls, which one of you will run for president? they were like, i will. i will. i love that. of course you will. >> can i get your signature? sorry about that. >> of course. >> again, thank you so much. >> inc. you for everything you're doing. how are you doing? thank you. how many of these do you have so far? >> do you mind if we get a picture? >> sure. >> there is a lot of women in tech in this state. >> it's unfortunat

appropriate or necessary in a place like manhattan might not be appropriate in a place like hanover or for that matter in rutherford and what we are seeing our communities and states playing their role as what justice brandeis being laboratories of experimentation and those answers are going to vary from place to place. what that means from prostitution law is the unconstitutional laws, outliers that go too far have to be struck down, they don't get an exception for being well-intentioned but when the cases are close, when the president isn't clear, when the history isn't clear, we should be cautious i think about adopting a rigid nationwide rule that might prevent communities from finding those solutions. and i think fortunately so far that's basically the roots that courts are thinking and doing so by applying what is generally called a two-part test area the first part of that test asks whether the challenged law in any way reaches absorb unrelated activity or people covered by the second amendment and as we said, art . ellen, dangerous unusual weapons, sensitive places, those are p

movement the struggle to rule hong kong was said to have matched the intensity surrounding the 1997 hanoverand that china had to rethink how to rule the enclave. an influential adviser to senior chinese authorities said hong kong faced a society wide long term struggle to eradicate the party state's enemies in the city. that would involve rectifying the judiciary, legislature, media, secondary schools and universities. chinese and special administrative regions efforts to impose the communist legal, political and social norms on hong kong via the extradition law and unprecedent violence suppression of protests have provoked the most severe crisis of one country two systems. as hong kongers fight for endangered freedoms, identity and way of life. this is not an anomaly, it is the chinese governance crisis involving one country two systems since 2003. and the fifth thing xi jinping took control of hong kong affairs. seeking to broaden beijing's powers, it's so-called comprehensive jurisdiction and hong kong and to roll back hong kongers high degree of autonomy, liberal freedoms and limited de