no were always together. lisay here up the stairs fall. techlease caused lars lars. he folks here think they're a dream couple. have they ever argued? no, we haven't got never as good. we don't fight and never have some folks do. but not us. we stick together now that's right. all constantine clues lives in the room next to lars. the 32 year old has been disabled since he was run over by a car as a child he's single, but looking for a girlfriend and hopes to find one very soon. whoa, when it comes to women he, i, there's not just the one in like the claim and all those sappy movies in there are millions of right. why does it go? so if you don't get one from me, there's always another. but the world's good ball of women, golf all but oh, most of them don't want me me. why no, no. i don't know seasoning it well they don't want madly. here i'd like to have a girl random that's why he frequence an online dating portal for people with disabilities. now he's writing to katie. you from a she on 2 years older than me or that's okay. cool. oh, palm gun, katie's really freddy

one more question here. >> for lars and for robert. i just spoke with some fans outside, including a couple of guys, one's 25, one's 40. 25-year-old's from france, 40-year-old is from switzerland. they met at a metallica concert, and they travelled all over even with the pandemic, and now, they're connecting here. when you reflect over the course of 40 years and to hear generations that come together to travel the world to see your music, what does that mean to you? >> it's the reason we're here. it keeps us going. it fuels us, and it keeps us inspired and just invigorated. the main word that i use is the word connecting. you know, we connect to people through music, and the main thing that we try to do is to breakdown that barrier that exists between a band and an audience. we break that down, and we can try to share a similar state of mind. two years ago, when we were fortunate enough to be asked to open this incredible venue, there was an unexpected thing that happened in the wake of the metallica s&m concerts, as they were call. un

oh lars, the you're good. still, it's important that any physical intimacy, be consensual and respectful with harmon, every one can sleep where they want to go. as long as the host is in agreement, how you want to work on for some of it isn't something that we negotiate in the office or a common room or but something. dana go, shade amongst themselves. 400 you and on the no one here has ohio. hm is abena hoof . and how was the lives in the group home and her partner helmet hammond. i also benefit from this policy. yeah. everything. okay. yes. i think the way enjoy their lives together to day. well they're visiting the zoom in hanover when she was younger. debina thought about having children of her own and another, but people repeatedly told her she shouldn't. if i have a disability, honey, my, my sister said it wouldn't be good up words. i can't read or write can easily. i couldn't teach the child anything. i'm a bit sad. yes, miss leah, you can't always choose oh soon. yeah. to accept things as they are, you

take lashona man and lars novak both have down syndrome and have been a couple for years. they live in a group home near the german city of hanover, which takes a different approach. that facility believes that every one should have a chance to find intimacy in a way that suits them at around 230, most afternoon, taylor should have been sent. so were you heading over there to pick him up? well done. then we're gonna come back here to close on her way to pick up her partner lars novick booth or in their mid fifties and live in a group home for people with intellectual disabilities is operated by the non profit organization. levens hilfa, around $100.00. people live here in sheer departments. some need more help than others. so caregivers are present to rent the clock just in case in many such facilities, lars and tickler you wouldn't be able to live as a couple big, but here it's just a part of ordinary life. missing of us, we're engaged by the job for 20 years already. raphael says 20 years. we've been engaged. yes. they've known each other since they were kids. yeah. hell

okay. lackland lars regularly go on holiday together. log and spend the nights together. they are cheer. well wor, there we slept together. oh, bud. you have the 2 of us here. it was good. but we broke the bed. yeah, the bed collapse after yo collapse dot o r z your good. still, it's important that any physical intimacy be consensual and respect. olu, yeoman, every one can sleep where they want to go. as long as the host is in agreement. hi, what's wrong, and for some of it isn't something that we negotiate in the office or a common room or but something. dana go, shade amongst themselves, 400, you and on the no one here has ohio. hm is abena hoof. and how was the lives in the group home and her partner helmet hammond. i also benefit from this policy. yeah. everything. okay. yes. i think we enjoy their lives together today, but they're visiting the zoom in hanover when she was younger. sabina thought about having children of her own and another, but people repeatedly told her she shouldn't. i, i have a disability, obviously my, my sister said it wouldn't be good up word i

okay. lackland lars. regularly go on holiday together. walk and spend the nights together there too. well oh there we slept together. oh bud. yeah. okay. the 2 of us. yeah, it was good but we broke the bed. i yeah, the bed collapsed. offer oh calabria. oh larissa, you're good. still it's important that any physical intimacy be consensual and respect. olu, yeoman, every one can sleep where they want to go. as long as the host is in agreement, how you want to work, and for some of it isn't something that we negotiate in the office or a common room or but something. dana go, shade amongst themselves for 100 you and on another line here was ohio. hm. sabina hoof and how was the lives in the group home and her partner helmet hammond. i also benefit from this policy. yeah. everything. okay. yes. i think we enjoy their lives together today, but they're visiting the zoom in hanover when she was younger. the been a thought about having children of her own and another. but people repeatedly told her she shouldn't. it's been b, i have a disability.

one more question here. >> for lars and for robert.utside, including a couple of guys, one's 25, one's 40. 25-year-old's from france, 40-year-old is from switzerland. they met at a metallica concert, and they travelled all over even with the pandemic, and now, they're connecting here. when you reflect over the course of 40 years and to hear generations that come together to travel the world to see your music, what does that mean to you? >> it's the reason we're here. it keeps us going. it fuels us, and it keeps us inspired and just invigorated. the main word that i use is the word connecting. you know, we connect to people through music, and the main thing that we try to do is to breakdown that barrier that exists between a band and an audience. we break that down, and we can try to share a similar state of mind. two years ago, when we were fortunate enough to be asked to open this incredible venue, there was an unexpected thing that happened in the wake of the metallica s&m concerts, as they were call. unbeknownst to us, metallica fan

the area is home to some 300000 reindeer boned exclusively by saw me. lars. ola young oak is feeding the one year olds, reindeer are hearty creatures. but if they work bed extra mos in like in every day, they'd no longer survive the winters here. the indigenous saw me were struggling even before climate change began complicating their lives. and it seems some neighbors would even be happy if the reindeer died out. recently when lars only young oak was relocating his heard a car stopped november down 3 go for i wrote my i mean a very not slept the driver yelled at me from about 20 meters away. if you let your reindeer roam here, we'll shoot them. how aggressive i thought and oh, this is thoughtful, he's passing short was off. if i run into one of ye, reindeer hood is alone in the forest like it'll be your turn. no, no regret worth that of the crew. 8 o reindeer shootings are common. the owners get a small compensation, but these incidents are always unsettling from her whom her out. if for a minute, i hurt we used to racism. but though my father used to take all kinds of abuse her, es

not even lars hendricks. he's president of the t f f. the german chapter of the tesla owners club or get me oh, i see my mission as furthering sustainable mobility. that's important to me. i want to leave my child the world no worse on a one. he was born in tears to love. mobility is a factor and that way the border with ashby just making a hollow. ah, every saturday lars hendricks drives to the crow tilden charging hub, one of the largest in germany. there are thousands of e vehicle charging stations here. he's in his element and wanted i model 3. this guys obviously here for the 1st time. okay. bye. okay. you're parked at a v to charging point. so your charge at half as fee, as you would at the $3.00 point top of that, because like, as in, hendricks knows all the tricks whenever he can. he plugs his club, the t f, f canal. well, by the way, if you haven't seen it already, is, is the latest addition of our magazine hope you like it. we can't help noticing that it's a very male world. any of our mortgage banker wasn't human or nothing. e

the lar, national park lies at the foot of the mountain. it boasts one of the richest natural habitats of all of iran's nature reserve. the soil near the ancient volcano is unusually rich. over the millennia, volcanic eruptions have deposited minerals in the earth. this natural fertilizer and the warm and humid climate allow plant life to flourish here. the slopes of mount dom haven't a home to countless flowering plants. the most famous iranian honey is produced here. blue mare, dont armine is a beekeeper. he followed in his father's footsteps, who passed on his love for bees and honey to him as a young boy. he's now been keeping bes for 30 years. mobile did is around the 1st of june. you said we're given a permit that lets us stay in lar park until september, 1st of that year. but my job is we can set up a camp to open, but with tense only. i'm sorely jody. when we do the most of the hot and cabins are forbidden. here on the road. when we set up one or 2 tents go live here and tend to are behind your mom. ah, us in the body. the bees make

we'll get married later. tech lashona mon and lars novak or a couple of with down syndrome. their group home holds regular discussions about love and sex. because at this facility in northern germany, they believe people with disabilities also deserved to experienced physical and emotional intimacy. oh, i at around $230.00 most afternoons. tech lashona mon sets off law where she headington. does that sound good over there? yeah, up to pick him up and then i'll come back. right? yeah. and do what? gathering coffee.

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the job was entrusted to 2 dime lar airplane engines provided by the high, shabby, asian ministry. each boasting displacement in excess of 44 leaders. thought as fate had it, the ti 80 project would fall victim to the 2nd world war in 1939. as a result, hans stuck would be denied his own by hon von moons housing esc, cannonball, run, and perhaps spared a premature death. after the war, it was clear that speeds of over 600 kilometers per hour on land were not possible with combustion engines. records of that kind would require rocket propulsion and the kind of space available on this lunar like landscape bonneville and the state of utah usa. the remnants of a primeval lake turned into seemingly infinite salt flats by a combination of wind and water. and for almost a century now, the ultimate test track and an el dorado for speed freaks. oh yes, this would be the stage for a new generation of record seekers. chief among them art our farms and crag breedlove. the 2 americans were obsessed with being the fastest man in history and were prepared to use all means available to set a new r

but obviously the lar and they ran away once, you know, they started to feel a sense of fear of the former government. so that part of the equation is also taken out now. and then the last part was the tall, a bon, whom the un consistently said were responsible for the highest number of civilian casualties using tactics like suicide bombings. i d's land mines, targeted killings, all of these things. so yes, the war has ended, but that's because they were one of the main forces in the war. so right. part of the reason why we're government couldn't provide security was on one hand, there ineptitude, and their corruption. but on the other by the attacks carried out by the taliban themselves. so it doesn't really say as much as he thinks it does. and at the same time and in the, in the grand scheme of things. no, there isn't necessarily security and peace because we still have the so called a stomach state, you know, staging attacks, major attacks in, of honest on and you know, crime, you know, petty crime things that we thought and violent crime. things that we thought would actually be put a

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oh lars. oh dear. so this is necessary, right? yeah, perfect. good. ah, my skippers name is jewel. he studies marine biology, sea water and sandbanks. this is all natural lagoon channels and inlets combined to form a 60 kilometer almost primeval natural paradise. the here for more than a natural park at high tide, atlantic ocean water flows in and at low tide back out again. the result is a unique ecosystem for plants and thousands of animals that live here, or at least spend the winter here. who's the lagoon also provides a livelihood for many fishermen and muscle growers. you can see them pick up getting the clamp the want to catch that new can see that they are working. they have the whole day know, 3 hours before the low tide in 3 hours after the low side in the in these bipolar clam farms. you have clam farms and are okay a little bit under so we have to wait more time. me about 4 kilometers out from you know, like the barrier island laptop, one of several islands that shield to the goon landscape from the open sea. with no hope tales. no cars, no rush. ah . this looks like th

. >> just taken together it makes s so, lar unaffordable for pretty much everybody and it would be like the highest solartax in the u.s. only we'll be right back. charges a higher solartax. the wrong direction for california. >> there is no word on when the solarreforms will be introduced for a vote. >>> kobe bryant and his daughter are being honored at the helicopter site where they died two years ago today. the statue of the father and daughter was unveiled at the crash site today featuring a plaque with a name of all 9 of the crash victims, bryant, his daughter, two of her teammates and their families were heading to a youth basketball game when the chopper went down in thick fog. >>> we have video tonight of a woman trapped along a steep mountain side in marin county. she is okay after the successful mission, thank goodness, the hiker may of mistaken a game trail for a hiking trail when she realized she could not get off of the trail on her own she called for help. the sheriff's department sent a helicopter to help park rangers with the rescue. a crewmember repelled down using a rop

lar productivity growth averaged a mere 1.1%. roughly half that during the previous 500 years. this is contributed to slow growth and wages and compensation. with especially slow historical gains for workers at the bottom ofof the wage distribution. there is a concern, however, the technologicalal advancement to boost productivity growth may exacerbate rather than mitigate any quality. this possibility is illustrated by the pandemic induced surge in telework. a recent study forecast that the gains from expanded to telework would ultimately raise u.s. productivity by about 2.7%. they are not likely to be equally shared. upper income white collar workers are likely to enjoy the largest benefit. increased online learning is another pandemic induced technologicall shift. it is likely to widen the educational achievement and productivity gap between upper income children relative to those that are lower income and minority. the biden administration aims to boost the productivity in ways that will help to address thead disparities ine wage growth. the focus is on enhancing the skills

his location or any of his family and we also haven't heard from him in the last few days when the lar escalating and it's usually the case when there are protests. another vice very rarely publicly speaks about them. and right now we, we just have heard of 2 clients and probably some other people who are working behind the scenes. but it seems to me that the situation is still very shaky and color stand. government does not have enough resources to control the situation on the streets in different parts of the country. we understand that it's started over protests over increasing fuel prices. but how do you explain that in conflict on a country that sits on some of the world's largest oil reserves? yeah, that's actually an interesting note because the approaches have started in the western part of context on which you reach in oil and gas and other natural resources. but this part of coverage has also seen a lot of inequality that people there who and gas companies, they don't see the benefits from the natural resources, because extent is extracted from the part of the country. and i

ah, every saturday lars hendricks drives to the crow tilden charging hub, one of the largest in germany. there are thousands of e vehicle charging stations here. he's in his element and wanted model 3. this guys obviously here for the 1st time. okay. bye. okay. you're parked at a v to charging point, so your charge at half as fee, as you would at the $3.00 point top of that, because like, as in, hendricks knows all the tricks whenever he can. he plugs his club, the t f, f canal. well, by the way, if you haven't seen it already, is, is the latest addition of our magazine hope you like it. we can't help noticing that it's a very male world. any of our mortgage mancha, what have you been to a nothing. eventually we do spot a woman, deanna, burma was an early adopter, making the switch to an e car almost 10 years ago. there was a lot in the charging infrastructure, has massively expanded since i 1st went electric back in 2012, 13 left. what's on foot under this, but in terms of quality, there's still a lot of room for improvement. it was a small hospital, then is still oftentimes charging p