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these sites of classical weimar orange, unesco, swelled cultural heritage list and there are only some 24 kilometers from effort. now i'm on the cathedral square. traders offer their goods here much like they did in the middle ages. the market is open every day except sunday. and of course you can get the famous thir engine bread worst here, straight from the grill on to a roll. hello. hello, is that? is this the typical carinthian bret worst terrace? yes indeed. what makes it so special? does it have certain spices? sierra i does. it has to do with the weight. i don't want to do it. it has to have a certain weight and size. plus it has caraway and merger. eminence done. that's what defines it. my on and i it is. oh that's the stuff i discussed this one small challenge i'm a vegetarian. do you have a vegetarian bread worst off worth that was all along a board. i really don't know. we don't in to what about elsewhere on the square mix with not the know okay. budgetary and bud. versed is pretty hard to find in there for it. in general. i think my extension puts in august anyway. yeah. ye

thing that republicans don't want to talk about here, where am, in swing districts like orange county, it's cultural issues. remember, this area has republican dna coursing through its veins. they support low taxes. they support the republican party of ronald reagan and bob dole, and george w. bush. they do not support the republican party of donald trump. they have drifted away from that version of the gop over the last six or seven years. that is why katie porter is a congresswoman representing this area. democrats are also trying to play up these cultural issues. not only same-sex marriage but also abortion. that can be a big issue here, particularly for younger voters, and particularly for women as well as gun violence prevention. that is where things are right now. it is unlikely, however, that the cultural issues will swap. the economic issues, but the -- for the democratic party being the incumbent party are so fierce that they are looking for every advantage they can get. if republicans block the same sex marriage bill it probably won't end up well for them, politically, in areas like this,

i know it's a story of apples and oranges, but when you look at the totality of all these things going on in your talking about these culturalversus training problems, what are your comments on this new data? >> this is very simple. at a certain point, there's only so much peace it's going to be had. unfortunately, when you don't understand the notion of protest, when you don't understand the notion of asking nicely, unfortunately there are people who are going to decide that this is the way to respond. and so, what you are seeing, that report that you just described, that's the result of years and years and years of pleading for being able to approach law enforcement and engage law enforcement with basic standards of dignity and humanity. and there's only so many times that you are going to be able to violate people's civil rights, their human rights, their dignity, their humanity, before they respond in a different manner than they already have. >> mutual engagement and respect for each other before the tragedy occurs. thank you very much and happy fourth to you. up next, millions, including i'm sure many of you watching r

orange, or indiana jones, that's what that was. >> kelly: it's not far off, you know? >> if you came to earth tomorrow and had to quickly educate somebody about the last 30 years of american culturee are smart and sweet and nice, and that's great, but there are worlds of other british tv that you don't see that's very bad. >> kelly: on a grip on fawlty towers,"... >> that's exceptional. >> like that, a bunch of english people doing a bad french accents the whole time. >> kelly: i would love that show. >> you really would. it's a moment in time, you can do it now but it was very funny. >> kelly: i think we could do it now, just leaning. speak i don't think france to be happy. >> kelly: people need to relax. so you been known to do some karaoke, and i heard one of your favorite famous people you go to is also mine. you love doing m&m?

culture. social issues. abortion, same sex marriage as well as gun violence prevention. i want to play some of which porter told me about that. >> i think orange it up to individual people to make their own choice. live with they want to love. to make their own decision about when and if -- including whether to have an abortion. we value safety. >> this is a sharp distinction between porter and her republican opponent scott boughwood said he would vote against those recent bills to codify the right to abortion. to codify the right to same sex marriage as well as the assault weapon ban. >> sahil kapur, thank you. coming up, more on the life and times of basketball legend and civil rights activist, bill russell. l rights activist, bil russell. when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] ♪♪ subway's drafting 12 new subs for the all-new subway series menu the new monster has juicy steak and crispy bacon. but what about the new boss? it looks so good it makes me hangry! settle down

orange. then on the 11 o'clock news, an effort to make traveling with kids easier, the effort from the biden administration to help families fly we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our cultureeople once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. andre sirius, six tonight and earlier in the day we learned outfielder jaak peterson will soon be returning to dodger stadium. but this time it will be as a starter for the all star game, and he will, of course, be wearing a rival giants uniform. peterson was voted in by the feds to playthall star game, and he is the first san francisco giants outfielder to make the all star game since hunter pence back in 2014. peterson spent his first seven seasons with the l. a dodgers and started in the start started all star game back in 2015. peterson leads the giants with 17 home runs so far this season across the pond. the wimbledon men's final is now set

discourse we found was heatwaves as risk, heat maps and so on, deep orange and red colours which we know promote danger in western culturepting to them. tell heatwaves and any kind of solution to adapting to them.— to adapting to them. tell us more about that. _ to adapting to them. tell us more about that, is _ to adapting to them. tell us more about that, is that _ to adapting to them. tell us more about that, is that getting - to adapting to them. tell us more about that, is that getting in i to adapting to them. tell us more about that, is that getting in the i about that, is that getting in the way of proper conversations about resilience and adapting to climate change and changing our mindset? exactly. we feel currently divisional discourse is very narrow and it shows heatwaves as things you might do on holiday and of course many of us might do that over the weekend, head to the beach but as we head into the week we've got to go to school people people need to go to school people people need to go to work, travel and public transport. many industries are worried about rising extreme heat, farming and so on. so wher

yes, including cultures, we do not notice their difference. yes, here i have seen only oranger. for this you have to be a great specialist, the more there were 8,000 species. yes, this is a great specialist ontomologist, a specialist in these very cows . you don’t understand. tyka know where i do not winter winter migratory. here are some. yes, by the way, but they are migratory. yes, they fly, where, where, where it is warmer. uh, and there they accumulate in such, well, accumulations are fine. well, they are few who have seen, probably not to pay once at my house in the apartment. on the ninth floor was the ladybug invasion. they crawled out cracks. we are on the ninth floor. yes there was slot. we lived on the top floor and they went went went went ladybugs on the ceiling. they wintered and decided and decided. yes, someone would like to fly where they would like to be distributed and send everyone and somewhere to nature, and in some countries they are said to be very reverent. yes, in tradition. yes, as it is, god, a cow is impossible, but all the legends appear. what it