you're right, dw business is marie senior there in hanover, marine, thank you from germany. business, the german politics, the leadership do well of germany's greens party is stepping down following disastrous results in regional elections, greens coordinator ricardo long and over norie poor, along with the entire national party leadership announced their resignations earlier today. no reports at the greens are facing the deepest crisis in a decade because that they need a fresh start. and then the greens completely dropped out of state parliament in brandenburg i might add in the state of the range that part. let's pull in our chief political correspondent, nina honda here in berlin. she's been following the story. so i mean, what are the underlying reasons here for it basically did this collective resignation of the green parties executive committee the whole time. so the poor performance of the policy lately and elections and the longer on sir, is that, but the leaders of the policy um, in order for recall the long gave a relatively spontaneous press statement earlier sai

we have about 4.5 million people in the area between emdon and hanover, for example, those who work for volkswagen. suppliers all over the world depend on these plants, this is very sad. volkswagen is being overtaken by chinese brands, this is especially painful in the huge domestic market of the prc, where consumers are massively abandoning western cars and switching to their own. in order to survive, the director of renault suggested that european carmakers unite. we are lagging behind by a whole generation in a number of technologies and sectors. economy, so we recommend implementing 10 major european projects in strategic areas, uniting all public and private players. we already have a proven model - airbus. while in europe, business dreams of creating a pan-european car brand, in asia they are working. they are working so hard that last year volkswagen lost its status as the best-selling car the celestial empire, which it held since 2000. and when the world market took a course on electric cars, the german auto giant. returned awkwardly. the main pride of the volkswagen company is

dw businesses, marie senior there in hanover, marine. thank you. you're watching the news coming up next are documentary focuses on the end of china war, one of the bloodiest chapters in french colonial history. i will be back at the top of the hour with more bold news. i hope to see you then the news, the head of a country that no longer in the past has been occupied by china for almost 75 years. the july lama woods time to see for his country to best business china september 27th on the w.

he is currently the executive director at the hanover society and 2019 he was the guest curator for the archeology exhibit in things remembered at the alden house historic site in duxbury. in 2021, he authored the accompanying catalog archeology exhibiting the daily lives of a mayflower family, and today he'll be discussing the creation that exhibit. all right, stephen stephen, all. smattering of applause. well, thank you very much having me here today. this is like returning home. i worked 30 years ago. now for several seasons at the home site with. karen goldstein, working with collections curatorial and with paul cripps, invisible services. so this really like returning home. now today i'm talking about the archeology exhibit that i curated over at the alden house duxbury in 2017. desiree moped, the director, approached me about creating exhibit with this wonderful archeological collection that had been excavated in 1960 but had never really been given a full treatment. so this was done in association with the planning for 2020. we know 2020 worked out, but this was a wonderful oppor

han arendt was born in hanover, germany. he was born in october 1906. 8 years before the world war. let it ignite first. he later studied political philosophy and received his doctorate from the university of heidelberg, the oldest university in germany. this woman's inquisitive mind has been focused on jewish history and the condition of her co-religionists since the years she worked as director of the jewish relations conference research center. arendt busy in berlin writing the biography of rachel farnhagen, a jewish woman . hannah arendt wondered what it meant to her to be jewish, especially in germany. many people interpreted arendt's account of rachel farnhagen's life as arendt's personal biography . writing this book was an excuse for arendt to find her jewish identity. that too, in the period when anti-semitism once again threatened german jews. arendt didn't just write a biography . he was caught between the two identities of being a jew or a german. this was a very difficult period for arendt because he was opposed to many positions of the zionists but he wanted to do some

in 1863, abraham took that line and it at the hanover junction, there's line that goes this way, thattakes the trains to gettysburg. and he paused there for half an hour. so he was actually waiting for the governor of pennsylvania, pennsylvania, to show up, which he didn't. and then a year and a half later, lincoln was on train that went this way and kept going on this very long route to. take him then in a casket to springfield for his burial. and there was something that was just fascinating about that station and the fact that those two sets of tracks diverge there. and that was sort of one of my pilgrimage was to go to that station, think about those two things. yeah, yeah. you also lankester, i that mixed up there earlier and learned lot about president buchanan. yeah only president i think to come from pennsylvania until joe biden if you count him. well i'm sorry. from dell. i'm from delaware. all right. okay. i was in delaware, right. okay. we forget about scranton. right? yeah, right. buchanan and then thaddeus stevens, whom i never heard of before. and you talk a lot about bu

emdon and hanover about 4.5 million people, for example, those who work for volkswagen, suppliers allover the world depend on these plants, this is very sad. volkswagen is being overtaken by chinese brands. this is especially painful in the huge domestic market of china, where consumers are massively abandoning western cars and switching to their own, in order to survive, the director of renault proposed that european automakers unite. we are lagging behind by a whole generation in a number of technologies from economic sectors, so we recommend implementing 10 major european projects in strategic areas, uniting all public and private players. we already have a proven model - airbus. so far in business in europe is dreaming. europe. the government is not offering a cure, only some half-measures that are neither too hot nor too cold for the patient. but working solutions are needed. the ministry of labor has shifted all responsibility to the company's management. the chancellor has done the same. scholz met with volkswagen managers and trade union representatives today and washed his ha

this is the, this is so he made an appointment with chris john storm at the hanover medical school who confirmed the douglas lu. yeah. had a slip disc. but during a thorough examination the doctor found another explanation for his pain. but i'm getting it simple. and one of the tests the orthopedic specialist performed was a check on each individual muscle, pressing each individually to see whether the pain radiated down the patient's arms finalized on going on. one place hers quite, but it isn't a shooting pain. after the exhaustive set of tests, the doctor diagnosed with lillia with the rascal outlet syndrome. it's caused by pressure on nerves or blood vessels in the area between the neck and shoulder. the scaling muscles are a group of 3 muscles on each side of the neck. they run from the cervical spine to the upper 2 rips. there's a small space between them called the scaling gap and several nerves pass through it. persistent, poor pastor, causes the muscles at the front shorten, putting those in the back under too much strain. this can cause the scaling gap to narrow and the muscl

former premier the minister of the land of lower saxony says: you see, pavlo, here is my house in hanovers who came from kazakhstan live next door, and it is interesting that they have lived there for almost 30 years, but they constantly watch neither german television nor some conventional bbc, but they watch the first russian channel, because the big screen is visible through the window, that is , they do not change even for 30... years, well , of course, the young generation changes in some way, integrates, but the people who came, 30 years still do not change them, that is, they are like that, and there are millions of such people, they influence the german political reality, they all have passports, they all vote, they vote, i think, in a sufficiently organized manner, either for left-wing populists or for the right, rather for the right, and. .. that they will hit our communities in the sense of their influence, in the sense of their compactness, this is a big question. germany is not easy, poland is not easy in its own way, the austrians there are in their own way, one of my austri

it happened on hanover and gutenburg.efighters on top of a home's roof after putting out the flames. >>> back to union square, people gathered to remember the two-year anniversary of the nationwide protests in iran that followed the death of masa amini. they honored those who died in the protests and called for an end to the executions they say are still happening today. >>> latest on the christian mccaffrey situation with the 49ers ahead of their game tomorrow against the vikings. >>> but first, she dominated the mats in the olympics and returned home a hero. the gold medal celebration today in walnut creek when we come back. i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can

the plans call for a 16 foot long, 11 foot tall sculpture at the tesla offices on hanover street and page mill road. tesla says the bear is meant to, quote, highlight the common message of strength and unyielding resistance. now if approved, it will be installed on the top of a concrete ramp and then be lit by a lot of spotlights. meta ceo mark zuckerberg is now worth $200 billion. he is the fourth richest person in the world behind former oracle ceo larry ellison and former amazon ceo jeff bezos, and tesla and spacex founder elon musk. zuckerberg has been a billionaire since 2008. much of his fortune comes from his meta platform holdings, according to reports. zuckerberg is projected to become a trillionaire by the year 2030. >> all right. the justice department filed an antitrust lawsuit against san francisco based visa. the complaint states that the company is running an illegal monopoly over the u.s. debit card market, with more than 60% of debit card transactions in the u.s. running on visa's debit network. the government says this allows the company to charge more than $7 billi

it started shortly after 830 on hanover street in the city's crocker-amazon neighborhood, not far from daly city. the san francisco fire department posted this video showing several fire trucks at the scene. firefighters rushed one person to the hospital. we don't know the extent of their injuries. the fire caused significant damage to the home and investigators are still working to determine how it started. the superintendent of san francisco's schools says he will announce the list of district schools that could close next month. students, families and educators were expecting to find out that list this week and find out whether their schools expected to close next year. but now, superintendent matt wayne says he will wait to reveal that list of schools sometime in october. in a notice this morning, wayne said, quote, the process of closing and merging schools is complicated, and i want to make sure we've looked at every angle, including how after school care, grant funding and transportation will be affected, end quote. sfusd is under financial supervision from the state to get its

and after several hours it was that all troops near hanover junction and certain brigades richmond called for by general lee should be sent to him. whatever risk might ensue. davis then. pendleton to carry this message. lee personally, a task which? pendleton completed on 30th of august, and one of these dispatches that pendleton carried, davis observed with a hint of warning to lee confidence in you overcomes the view which would otherwise be taken of the exposed condition of richmond and the troops retained for the defense of the capital, or surrender to you and a renewed request. with his army mostly across the river lee allowed his two forces to maneuver independently, although incredibly risky, because exposed as force to defeat in detail. we thought that this choice might give him an advantage. his shrewd of the army following the seven days aided him in this purpose. his two trusted lieutenants, longstreet and jackson, commanded the separate wings. these aggressive leaders have been briefed on strategy and operation. and we knew that he acted with support of president davis. thus,

firefighters responded to this call at about 830 tonight at a home on hanover near gutenberg. that's in the crocker-amazon neighborhood. >> units arrived and found heavy fire in the rear of the building. they forced entry, and while searching the occupancy, located a victim in the structure. >> the cause of the fire is still unclear. that victim was rushed to sf general. san francisco's latest effort to deter homelessness could include new restrictions on recreational vehicles. and as abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports that proposal takes aim at overnight parking. >> in its latest attempt to get rvs off the streets, san francisco could soon be banning people from parking overnight. >> there's a large number of people because of rising rents that are san franciscans who are living in rvs. many of them are families and some of those families we've met knocking on doors and listening to their stories, many of them pushed from one location to the next. kids just started school, they need stability. this is a really cruel way to go about addressing a crisis. >> the new r

fire crews responded to the call at about 830 last night at a home on hanover street near guttenberg. that's in the crocker-amazon neighborhood. the cause of the fire is still unclear. the victim was rushed to san francisco general hospital. san francisco is considering new restrictions on recreational vehicles. the city has been working to improve its homelessness crisis and reduce encampments. abc seven news reporter tara campbell tells us more about this proposal. >> in its latest attempt to get rvs off the streets. san francisco could soon be banning people from parking overnight. >> there's a large number of people because of rising rents that are san franciscans who are living in rvs. many of them are families and some of those families we've met. >> knocking on doors and listening to their stories. many of them pushed from one location to the next. >> kids just started school. they need stability. this is a really cruel way to go about addressing a crisis. the new restrictions would ban rvs and other oversize vehicles from parking on city managed streets from midnight to 6 a.m,

it happened on hanover and gutenberg streets in the crocker-amazon area. another citizen app video shows firefighters on top of the homes roof after putting out the flames. >>> we have been talking about fire issues , i feel like, for the past couple of weeks, five. but thankfully here we have the fire in san francisco but that is not a wildfire. we are seeing cooler temperatures so that is working in our favor, i guess in the bay area. >> cooler temperatures and more moisture. those are the two great factors we are looking at today and into tomorrow. the winds will pick up and that is not the greatest news for wild fire danger. hopefully the moisture in the cooler temperatures back things off over the next couple days because early this morning, it is definitely fog year and this fog, this moisture is going to stick around through the earlier to middle parts of the work week with more fog and this is our view in oakland where you can see the fog is thicker as you head toward san francisco and closer to the bay area communities but either way everybody is

fire crews responded to a call at about 830 last night at a home on hanover street near guttenberg. that's in the crocker-amazon neighborhood. the cause of this fire is still unclear at this point. the victim was rushed to san francisco general. san francisco is considering new restrictions on recreational vehicles. the city has been working to improve its homelessness crisis and reduce encampments. abc seven news reporter tara campbell tells us more about this new proposal. >> in its latest attempt to get rvs off the streets. san francisco could soon be banning people from parking overnight. >> there's a large number of people because of rising rents that are san franciscans who are living in rvs. many of them are families and some of those families we've met knocking on doors and listening to their stories, many of them pushed from one location to the next. the kids just started school. they need stability. this is a really cruel way to go about addressing a crisis. >> the new restrictions would ban rvs and other oversize vehicles from parking on city managed streets from midnight

the plans envision a 16 foot long, 11 foot tall sculpture at the tesla offices there on hanover street road. tesla says the bear is meant to quote, highlight the common message of strength and unyielding resistance. if approved, it will be installed on top of a concrete ramp and be lit by spotlights. >> light it up if they get it. we'll have to wait and see. yeah. thanks for watching everybody. west coast rap with alex savage is coming up next right here on ktvu. >> and don't forget to stream the very latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. just download the fox local app to your tv. we are at the coliseum for the start of the final homestand for the a's, so be sure to tune in tonight at ten and 11. we'll have much more fan reaction. >> thanks again for watching everybody west coast rap coming up next. good night. some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new ho

the company owns goldfish, pepperidge farm and snyder's of hanover, the pretzels it wants to now be knowncampbell's company. shareholders will get the final say at the annual meeting in november. it's like when kentucky fried chicken became just kfc. yeah, yeah, drop the chicken. what do you guys think about this? i think it's funny. >> you know, to be honest. i mean, i knew it was campbell's soup, but, you know, soup is at the very bottom of the can. i always thought it was sort of campbell's. and this was their soup in a way. i think it's probably makes sense for them. and it's not a huge change. it's not like they're getting rid of campbell's. >> that's true. i think if the seinfeld reference. no soup for you, i'm not sure anybody's even really going to notice. >> i don't think they will. i don't think it's a big deal. i agree, larry. yeah. >> i mean, it's not and it broadens their umbrella, you know. >> yeah. i guess more than a soup company. >> it's not like coke changing the formula to new coke or anything like that. it's the same stuff. it's just got a different label. >> that was

it all started shortly after 830 on hanover street in the city's crocker amazon area, not far from dalyment posted this video showing several fire trucks and engines at the scene. firefighters say one person was taken to the hospital and the fire did cause major damage to that house. there is no word yet, though, on the cause. >> in sonoma county, firefighters were at the scene of a grass fire near sears point. the cougar fire started around 115 this afternoon on cougar mountain drive and silver ranch road. the wind driven fire grew to 40 acres until it was stopped about an hour later. the new cal fire c-130h tanker helped with that firefight, delivering its first drop in sonoma county. the fire slowed traffic on highway 37, and also forced the closure of the northbound lanes of the lakeville highway for about an hour and we've had breezy conditions around here, but low temperatures and high humidity. >> so those fires, the starts that we were getting, the wind not helping, certainly, but the ambient temperature and relative humidity helping quite a bit. and so this low is the mechanism

crews responded to the call at a home on hanover street near gutenberg saturday night.-amazon neighborhood. the cause of that fire is still unclear. and now it's the abc. seven mornings advancer our way of highlighting some things happening in the day ahead here in the bay area. >> first, people facing charges after a protest stopped traffic on the golden gate bridge earlier this year. they're going to be in court today. the april protest demanded a ceasefire in gaza and an end to u.s. military aid to israel. 26 people are facing charges, some felonies, some misdemeanors. last month, protesters said the charges were excessive. supporters are calling for people to pack the courthouse today and demand d.a. jenkins drop all charges. >> san francisco police say they will announce a new public safety program today. we don't know too many details about this one, just a press release that says the announcement will include, quote, information on new technology that will continue to improve public safety. mayor london breed and several city leaders will join police chief bill s

this video showing fire crews responding to a call at about 830 last night at a home on hanover streethe crocker-amazon neighborhood. the cause of the fire is still unclear. the victim was rushed to san francisco general hospital. to weather. now let's check in with frances on this cooldown. >> yeah, definitely. cool right now, most temperatures in the 50s. and then this afternoon with windy to blustery conditions, a narrow band of temperatures, only the low 60s to low mid 70s inland. also be prepared for a chance of rain early tomorrow morning and possibly again on wednesday. stephanie frances, thank you and thank you all for joining us. >> gma is next >> good morning. >> you deserve a better day. we all do. >> you better believe better days start with abc seven mornings. >> it's a good day to have a better day. >> abc seven mornings join us weekdays starting at five everybody. hi. >> television's biggest night begins. life is only a >> t full on the red carpet at the emmys today at three. >> only on abc seven. >> no one can undo an accidental death. but we can help manage what comes

the enemy finishing the post, the codes, the media or that just the, [000:00:00;00] the teachers, hanover sport. and thank you very much. talk to them have inflicted the heavy defeats on manchester, united at old trafford. brandon johnson got the 1st go for the north london side as they went through email for the premium, the victory of the season. the job was made easier when bruno financial is was saying to just before hall time for this tobacco sam could of 50 and dominic selected key school topics of the goals and the 2nd half the now and 8. as for united se, floundering in 12 class today. thirdly, the feet of the season. so aston villa do away to it, switch towel, new winds ahead need to be on the net. it started, but it did bounce back quickly and managed to take a to one. need england's only watkins getting one of the goals. but the last, once again struck to make it to 2 and denied the visits is only 3 points. the result means by the office and let's say the origin team is woke up winning catalino may see moved into miami, a step closer to the emily's cup playoffs. you scored agai

firefighters responded to the call at about 830 last night at a home on hanover street near guttenberg. that's in the crocker-amazon neighborhood. the cause of the fire is still unclear. the victim was rushed to san francisco general. also in san francisco, city officials are considering new restrictions on recreational vehicles. it's part of an effort to improve its homelessness crisis. abc seven news reporter tara campbell tells us more about this new proposal in its latest attempt to get rvs off the streets, san francisco could soon be banning people from parking overnight. >> there's a large number of people because of rising rents that are san franciscans who are living in rvs. many of them are families. >> and some of those families we've met knocking on doors and listening to their stories. many of them pushed from one location to the next. >> the kids just started school, they need stability. this is a really cruel way to go about addressing a crisis. >> the new restrictions would ban rvs and other oversize vehicles from parking on city streets from midnight to 6 a.m, and give

regionally, think about manufacturers, hanover, barnum bank, nations bank.ple of banks just wildly consolidated. host: from central america? guest: barnum bank, manufacturers, hanover, out west, norwest. a bunch of them were taken out. there were consolidations and failures. there were so many every week. how rare is it to have a bank failure right now? you just don't have as many banks. host: you mentioned the big -- too big to fail banks. who are the others? guest: jpmorgan chase, bear stearns, providian. everything's consolidated into that over the years. merrill lynch, nationsbank. there's wells fargo. host: it's become a part of the too big to fail window. guest: at some point, yes. annual, quarterly stress tests, whatever it is, but they know that ultimately the dirty secret is that we have the fed and treasury over a barrel. because if we mess up, they are not going to let us fail. there's a great bond manager who said -- one time i was interviewing and he said capitalism without failure is like christianity without help. it's not the most compelling

we would also talk aboops from the ectorate of hanover. in fact, we were talking about theminner. a number of them go to fight in india. son addition to the six states ome d serve, you're i north america. other forces are deployed around the world. t asou can see, the majority of them coming from central and western germany now, as americans, you know, imagining the colonial era, we might immediately say, well, how on earth will these germans adapt to fighting in the american wilderness? you know, there are lots of trees in america and certainly don't have trees in germany, right? i mean, you know what? what will these german forces do? they have big, bright metal caps. i mean, how ridiculous. well, really, in the western theater of european seven years war, the germans who came to fights alongside the british against george washington's army had already experienced sort of war in the mountains wilderness war, talking with with doctors like before the to the panel. he said, well, in that part of germany reminds you a little bit of west virginia. i mean so it's this kind of terrain

and indianapolis native and hanover college graduate, govern the governor is a life-long hoosier. after serving in the u.s. navy for six years, he turned to politics, working for indiana on staff in the house and the senate and as well as former governor mitch daniels. over his two terms in office, governor holcum has worked to strengthen our economy, infrastructure, education system and public health. under his leadership, we finally completed i-69. this success came from the work of a generation of hoosier leadership and the governor got it over the finish line. today i'm glad to recognize his legacy and thank him for his work in indiana. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize lieutenant governor suzanne crouch for a lifetime of service to indiana. a purdue graduate, she began a political career as a vannedderberg county -- vannedderburg county auditor and later was elected to the county board of commissioners. she moved into statewide politics, serving as an indiana state representative, indiana state auditor, and now as our lieutenant governor. lieutenant governor crouch has

host: the old -- steve in hanover, good morning. >> good morning john.ke i'm a party crasher here. wanted to tip it back to your most important election ever. i would say not the most important but may be so. i would say the most consequential presidential election was the 1976 election of jimmy carter. now, i am not a fan. jimmy carter gave us the community reinvestment act, the idea was to prevent redlining which was necessary. however he also desired people that could not get a loan to get a loan. this led to clinton giving us subprime mortgages and eventually the housing crisis. george bush wanted to rain in freddie mac and fannie mae and barney frank and chris dodd told him no there's nothing. the rest is history we had the housing crisis. another thing about carter, jimmy carter recognize communist china. today we trade with communist china. we did not defeat the soviet union by trading with the soviet union. we have created communist china and the power they are today. another criticism about carter, c severed ties with somoza of nicaragua and the