and i'm going to explore mecklenburg lake district with a houseboat and. i don't need a license to pilot the boat around the lakes but i do need some basic instructions i know i'm rolf. did let's go aboard. but as it. was done below are your quarters on the port side as the first cabin. and over here is a toilet and a shower. and now we'll go up to the salon which is also the control room. with this is the echo sounder very important because it will help us avoid running aground on board. but the best view is from up on the day with somebody you know into the impala stunned look at all the signs i have to learn. you have me he won't model it does it not on. one. but it's not to be blown in the harbor that it's better not to go manners. let's set sail bets and dream as my colleague he's coming along for the right finally we can begin our adventure. i'm doing pretty we'll make new it's very big in spacious and there's not much traffic so it's a great place for a beginner to practice his skippering skills. but. we are now involved in the biggest telling on la

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lawsuit from clients now on the other hand the head of the hotel restaurants in the german state of mecklenburg for pullman of course which is where it is said that it's up to the premises to decide whether they want to ban children or not so it's a little bit gray at the moment but we'll see what the final decision is actually night all right so this restaurant owner has to be prepared for potential lawsuits ok well let's talk about his reasoning for this he's saying that you know children nowadays are badly behaved. if they're breaking stuff their parents don't have them under control is he right or the one of their research the fact that you've got kids and i mean you know nowadays this is a discussion that often you know we hear you know you know. kids didn't do this and didn't do that but there appears to have been some research and there's also a huge difference in how millennial so people born from the early one nine hundred eighty s. onwards and the boomers of course say my parents' generation between one hundred forty five in the early sixty's actually deal with disciplining their chil

that he could have been the head of the hotel and restaurant association in the german state of mecklenburg for palmer which is where he is said that it's actually open to the owner of the premises to decide so until a final ruling is actually made them it's no longer so gray we won't know exactly whether this is permitted or not once again you know he's going to stick to his guns for the time being anyway all right so he may be sticking to his guns but he also have to deal with some lawsuits all right well he says this is because the children are so badly behaved and maybe we do hear about this frequently raising kids is not easy but is there actually research to tell us that children nowadays are worse behaved then another generation that the research isn't explicit in saying that children are. not as well behaved as they used to be booked a sort of lead us to believe that they are because one of the main issues is of course let's not forget that not so long ago kids didn't really have access to wife pods to mobile phones to computer games and what happens is researchers find in the unite

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posed by the far right well let's go further north to the small village of yarm or in the state of mecklenburg for palm and sometimes described as a neo nazi village and there will be birket you know my aunt and her husband holst a brave couple who say they won't back down despite serious and repeated threats to their safety. check it out this is not just a rock festival it's actually a protest every summer do you get lonely or and your husband organize concerts in their garden in the german village of jama. twelve years ago when they held their first concert the law mayors wanted to take a stand against neo now. which in their case they say means almost all of their neighbors might get a welcome home here. at least ninety percent of the people living in this village are nazis besides cost and to me there's one other couple who say they're politically neutral although we're not really sure how neutral you can be with something like this the father in disguise they broke off contact to us they're so hostile i are completely alone here and no one speaks to us and with the nazis bully and taunt u

in mecklenburg for palm and we can leave footprints where the fish normally swim. the river album is almost a desert. and that's. where basically standing in the middle of the river here. it's summer holiday and usually there would be boats going there for you can't navigate this part of the river if your boat is too big. with no water to float on the boats are grounded. usually the water stretches to the reeds or you have this year it's like a little desert landscape it's really extreme. the pleasure boats are still sailing on the all star lake in central hamburg else where the oxygen is running out posing a lethal threat for carps and other fish. oxygen levels have fallen from four to less than one milligram per leader and places suffocating the fish. about five tons of dead fish have been hauled out of hamburg's rivers and lakes. and things may get worse. it's if there's a thunderstorm so we give them this kind of the other and make the situation worse because they flush a lot of are going to get material into the water and when it breaks down in the water it us

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our campaign was talking with mecklenburg county, not to moscow. >> kellyanne conway this morning telling as it relates to interference in the election. msnbc contributor, and jamie newton small, contributor for "time" magazine. bet betsy, what do you believe happened over the weekend? the word hoax is over have is -- validity of the 2016 campaign. >> the argument that kellyanne conway made this morning is incompatible with the tweets the president just sent out. kellyanne conway said they weren't having conversations with moscow, but trump himself tweeted that his son went into this meeting hoping to get dirt on hillary clinton from people who were connected with the kremlin. those things cannot both be true at the same time. either what kellyanne said was true or what the president said was true. based on the preponderance of the evidence and based on the other claims that have been made, the president is saying something which lines up with reality, which is that the people in his inner circle, at the highest echelons of his campaign, sat down with russians to get material from foreign

we took the best teachers, we followed the charlotte mecklenburg plan. we did the best teachers and sent them to these schools. we paid them a lot of money. and guess what. by the way we had to find these strategic initiatives first before we find of it is. guess what, if you were a superintendent 80% of your money is in people which means we didn't give raises to everybody. we put money in strategic compensation and her school turnaround program so we could get the best teachers and the best principles to go through those difficult schools. those schools that event improvement required status for multiple years got off in one year. same parents and same kids, same neighborhoods but the difference was we sent in a team of great teachers. in dallas we have competitive edge because we have pay for performance to its very controversial, half the staff quit and my predecessor put together but actually now we are keeping the best teachers and losing the ones that are not the best. now we know the best art. it's not a theory. it is 50% on performance in a clas

as you know, margaret, because you covered it, our campaign was talking to people in mecklenburg county and mccomb county, michigan, not in moscow. >> here's the interesting thing. when you hear the different position that's they've been taking and now with the president saying he's doing something that is not illegal by taking this meeting from somebody who had offered dirt on his opponent, they may -- they might not have been talking to people in moscow. but they were certainly talking to people from moscow. is there ever an adequate explanation why they had so many contacts with russians during the campaign? it seems an abnormally high number of contacts. >> it is abnormal. we have not heard a consistent explanation. there is a lot of interest on mueller on this issue. there is something that made them feel uncomfortable about it early on when many of them said of course i never met with russians. then when evidence came forward, they said of course we met with russians but we didn't promise anything. and then as the time lines match up, you realize there is a whole lot of coincidenc

nothing to be gained in meeting with russians, in talking to people in moscow instead of michigan and mecklenburg county, north carolina. you should very much care that i don't know about payments -- >> i care about -- >> excuse me. and you should be reminded that every single night cnn was featuring another woman with another story. you played the "access hollywood" tape constantly thinking that it would hurt the candidate, he would never be elected. cnn interfered in the election daily by shifting the scales -- >> are we a foreign inimical power -- >> with your foreign polling -- >> this is -- >> excuse me. that he could never win. >> people saying we didn't cover his lying and bad character enough. that's what i get covered for. >> unless you're getting $50 every time you say the word. it used to be collusion. tonight it's lying. >> they both matter, by the way. both words matter. >> really? >> we don't know if there's proof of one. there's an investigation going on that our president disrupts every chance he gets. and lying -- >> you cover that more than the booming economy, more than the low

we took the best teachers, we followed the charlotte mecklenburg plan, we did the best teachers and we schools. we paid them a lot of money. and guess what, by the way, we had to fund the strategic initiatives first before we funded everything else. and guess what, if you're superintendent, 80% of your money is in people which means we didn't give raises to everybody, we put money in strategic compensation and our school turnaround program so that we could get the best teachers and the best principles to go to those difficult schools. those schools i had been improvement required status for multiple years got off in one year. same parents, same kids, same neighborhood but the difference was we sent in a team of great teachers. in dallas we have a competitive edge because we have pay for performance. it's very controversial, half the staff quit in that my predecessor put together but now we are keeping the best teachers and losing the ones that are the best so now we know the best are, it's not a theory, it is 50% on performance in your classroom, 35% student achievement, 15% student fe

in places like white hovers force, camden community park and four-mile creek in mecklenburg county through state and local programs. lwcf is the already paid for using a small percentage of receipts off of the oil-drilling revenues. so, let me naught in layman's terms that every member of congress can understand. it requires not taxpayer money. -- it requires no taxpayer money. we use a percentage of receipts that we collect off of exploration, and it funds the land and water conservation trust. i might add that this doesn't bypass appropriateors, and i remind everybody, i am not here amending an appropriations bill. this requires appropriators on an annual basis to appropriate money. the pot, though, is accrued based upon the royalties off of exploration. so not a dime of taxpayer money. i might also add that the current account balance for the land and water conservation fund is $21 billion, and this year the congress of the united states will appropriate roughly $450-some million dollars. so if we were to appropriate the same thing and never increase the size of the trust fund, this pro