shipping passes through the rhine. harbor director uwe kahn tells us that many sectors depend on goods delivered by water. >> over there, you can also see that the police are blocking one of the two routes under the bridge, probably because there's not enough water. and you can see how these two ships now have to watch out passing each other. so now these guys really have a hard job making sure nothing happens. but the biggest problem, according to uwe kahn, can be seen with this freighter. ships can no longer be fully loaded. >> so currently it takes 3 to 4 times as much cargo space to carry the same amount as at normal water levels. that leads to shortages and, of course, to an increase in costs. and that's the big problem. >> but the rhine's drought affects the environment most. gerardo unger la fourcade has observed the natural landscape here for over 10 years, and the vegetation is now in serious danger. >> here we would normally be a meter underwater, and there's just no more water. all living things here that ca

shipping passes through the rhine. harbor director uwe kahn tells us that many sectors depend on goods delivered by water. >> over there, you can also see that the police are blocking one of the two routes under the bridge, probably because there's not enough water. and you can see how these two ships now have to watch out passing each other. so now these guys really have a hard job making sure nothing happens. but the biggest problem, according to uwe kahn, can be seen with this freighter. ships can no longer be fully loaded. >> so currently it takes 3 to 4 times as much cargo space to carry the same amount as at normal water levels. that leads to shortages and, of course, to an increase in costs. and that's the big problem. >> but the rhine's drought affects the environment most. gerardo unger la fourcade has observed the natural landscape here for over 10 years, and the vegetation is now in serious danger. >> here we would normally be a meter underwater, and there's just no more water. all living things here that ca

and encouraged full read the article about over the rhine from 2018. our over the rhine neighborhood is our williamsburg has tremendous architecture and is immediately adjacent to our downtown. it has blown up. grown -- grown from 90% vacant to 60% full. it was the redevelopment managed by a nonprofit. my work throughout the county is in all the rest of the neighborhoods that do not have the same assets that over the rhine had. i mentioned earlier some of the problems with the tools and being useful to me. the other thing that could be helpful for our organization as we try to patiently and equitably develop his other neighborhoods is to have a guarantor or a balance sheet so that i can be patient. our major corporation put about $400 million at the disposal of the over the rhine developers said they could be patient as rent came up. the rent came up quickly. i neighborhood rent will not go up so quickly. the corporations are not as interested in our small neighborhoods as they are in our immediately adjacent to downtown neighborhoods. i can use the be

almost everything is transported along the rhine, building materials such as sand and gravel.have chemical products, oil, coal, containers, and everything you can imagine in them. problem water level in rhenium, there is not the first year, but this time the drought, perhaps especially unpleasant due to the lack of gas from russia and germany was going to switch to coal-fired power plants. the problem is that the main transport of coal goes along the river and low water levels threaten the supply of raw materials for the power plant. here the indicator shows that in the rhine there can be a maximum of 6 m 40 cm, at the moment the water is below the mark of 5 m of water in riga is especially small, along with the narrowing of the river into the caubium near frankfurt here it is dropped to fifty-six cm. this is half that. than a month ago, the movement of heavy baris was suspended. if the water level drops below 50 cm, all transport on the river will stop, some ferries have already suspended work for the inhabitants of the rhine region. this is a problem, the nearest bridge acro

here the famous rhine nearly ran dry. the availability of water is something we've previously been able to take for granted, but as awesome as become f, a more extreme, a change in behavior may be in order. the conscious management of our precious resources is a theme this week on made detail. we use business magazine. the scarcity of water is by no means limited to just germany, as well as the problems on the rhine which made parts of the vital river difficult to navigate. other european rivers also suffered at least po, run with only 12 percent, its usual volume of water on the u. k. so it's hottest ever temperature topping 40 celsius for the very 1st time. it's agriculture so that the hardest from the drought instead of burying our heads in the particularly dry sand, about the impact of our changing climate, though it surely time to act. a good way to start would be to make better use of the water that we have. blue drought in europe harvests are at risk. the natural environment has been hit hard. after so little rain,

here the indicator shows that there can be a maximum of 6 m 40 cm in the rhine.t the moment, water, below the 5 m water mark , vision, especially little along with the river's narrowing kaubie close to frankfurt here it has decreased to 5-10-6 cm. this is half as much. than a month ago , the movement of heavy sheep was suspended. if the water level drops below 5-10 cm, all transport on the river will stop. some ferries have already suspended work for the residents of the irey region , this problem is the nearest bridge across the river is 70 km away, so you have to work hard to get to the other side in this part is very rocky , while in other places there is only sand. so sand is not a problem for ships. and here are the rocks the problem is marriage, we do not have enough fuel, because it is not tankers that transfer it, but barges that go along the rhine, then it is taken to a gas station due to lack of water. in the river, traffic is stopped. such a simple path sometimes takes several weeks. it seems that i am the situation in other european countries in serbi

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renunciation of russian oil in october berlin katya a three-time rally in support of the nord stream, 2 the rhineallow due to drought and through it the whole of europe received chemicals, paper and grain in fuel tanks, another one suffered from sanctions britain writes for garnian that this winter in the library. and the country's museums are organizing shelters for those who can't meet their heating bills. sky news has released a touching story about how sedate britons go on the panel, because they have nothing to feed their children due to record inflation in kingdom is gaining momentum. don't pay uk is people who are not going to pay for a communal apartment to punish the government for inaction in a crisis situation . either from britain will fill the libraries with priestesses of many children with psychological problems, and they will not even be able to relieve stress in a pub. and they go to belarus to relieve stress, despite the warning of their authorities. inhabitants border countries of the european union , the state border committee reports that since april 15, more than 2011,000 ci

a rally in support of the nord stream, 2, the rhine became shallow due to drought , and all of europend grain in tankers of fuel chemicals, another one suffer from sanctions britain for the guardian writes that even in the winter, libraries and museums in the country organize shelters for those who cannot meet their heating bills due to record inflation in the kingdom, the don't pay uk movement is gaining - these are people who are not going to pay for a communal apartment in order to punish the government for inaction in a crisis situation, local psychologists conduct sessions to combat creophobia fear of freezing, and foodservice reports that 75% of pubs will close due to the energy crisis. that is, britain will fill the libraries with priestesses of many children with psychological problems, and they will not even be able to relieve stress in a pub. and they go to belarus to relieve stress, despite the warning of their authorities . residents of the border countries of the european union , the state border committee reports that since april 15, more than 200-11,000 have arrived in

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reported that the demonstration was built by representatives of the anti-military alliance to disarm the rhine metal, he opposes the supply of weapons by the country's defense enterprises abroad, including the conflict in ukraine a new large-scale project for hand-to-hand combat and mixed martial arts aries show will be held today in minsk at the dynamo stadium the day before professional fights. in this mall, one could watch a spectacular weigh-in show with a traditional battle of views. the real fights will start today. octagonia with the participation of athletes from the clubs of belarus, russia, egypt and brazil, they will be shown live by belarus 5 tv channel . broadcasting starts at 19:00 . but, but the fact that a very famous person in the world of martial arts came here, who was once a rival, and the fact that a local guy will become his rival does. ah, the event. well, let's say even more interesting and sincere. among the belarusian athletes, the european champion in mma and hand-to-hand fight evgeniy malko of the world hand-to-hand fight champion denis mager and the winner of the k

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prince harry said he was excited to have the next competition here with the river rhine as the backdroprenaline of the competition and share in the laughter and happy tears. interviews, podcasts, memoirs and other personal projects aside, this expedition has been a chance for the self—exiled royals to reengage with the public on their terms. anna holligan in dusseldorf. more on the website of course. this is bbc news. low pressure has dominated the weather story so far this week and don't expect any significant change over the next few days to come. if you see skies like this, you will know what is coming, some pretty intense, possibly thundery, downpours are likely to continue, with the winds strongest in the far south—west because you are closest to the centre of the low. and on that southern flank of the low is where we will see the strongest winds, maybe gusts in excess of 30 miles an hour at times, that will drive in the bands of showers around that low pressure, just like we've seen over the last few days. so, one band of intense rain clearing the far north of scotland, another ho

like dams, blocking the water with fatal results. professor and nestor, who has rodriguez from the rhine, mind university has used models to simulate what happens during floods. he's convinced that the threat posed by block bridges has been under estimated a film professor through it would be like me placing a plank across here, water levels and flow rates would change by several 100 percent me. the water would seek a new path and rise to new levels accordingly that these are scenarios that communities may not be prepared for the mountain dome said me for the life scenes that played out in real life in the our valley causing damage. that is still not been fully repaired. so how can people hear, protect themselves in the future, building more permeable, bridges that don't clog as quickly would certainly help. but that alone won't be enough. which houses should be rebuilt and which shouldn't do it's not an easy decision. yes, i met a colleague in canada once kind of showed me the flood was and he was working on this. it involved moving a whole town 5 commanders back from the river, kill hi

like dams, blocking the water with fatal results. professor and nestor, who has rodriguez from the rhine, mind university has used models to simulate what happens during floods. he's convinced that the threat posed by block bridges has been under estimated fingerprints or through it would be like me placing a plank across here, water levels and flow rates would change by several 100 percent me. the water would seek a new path and rise to new levels accordingly that these are scenarios that communities may not be prepared for him on the dome said me for the love scenes that played out in real life in the our valley causing damage is still not been fully repaired. so how can people here protect themselves in the future building more permeable, bridges that don't clog as quickly would certainly help. but that alone won't be enough. which houses should be rebuilt and which shouldn't do it's not an easy decision. yes, i met a colleague in canada once kind of showed me the flood plans that he was working on . is it involved moving a whole town? 5 kilometers back from the river, kill him in can

continue to accept ukrainians in the northern rhine westphalia?l, there opportunities are running out, if the flow continues, the quota will be exceeded over the next week and the reception of refugees will also be closed. yes, and the germans themselves are increasingly realizing that they have become hostages in the geopolitical game of washington, listening to the advice of habik. how much gas they need to consume and how to wipe themselves with a rag instead of a hot shower of strength, apparently there is no more, as there is no more desire to arm ukraine in germany france czech republic, people who do not know how to pay their bills are already coming out to protest. this in autumn, the biggest rallies since 1989 are predicted in germany. true, the answer of the european authorities is now one saves against such a background, chancellor scholz claims that he, in fact , has been preparing for a long time for what no one except him was preparing for. that is, he was preparing to disconnect from the russian ha. and the germans do not share such

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of people coming out and extent of protests, it is happening in more than a dozen cities across the rhinen a middle—class adjoining. it is not as large in scope as the 2009 protests, after the presidential election, that was the largest since 1979 revolution in iran but still these protest, their nature and these protest, their nature and the demographics that are participating in them are unprecedented. is participating in them are unprecedented.- participating in them are unprecedented. participating in them are unrecedented. , ., ., unprecedented. is there a fear that perhaps _ unprecedented. is there a fear that perhaps we _ unprecedented. is there a fear that perhaps we are _ unprecedented. is there a fear that perhaps we are not - unprecedented. is there a fear| that perhaps we are not seeing the true repression that is taking place on the streets in iran, thinking perhaps outside the more urban areas, where perhaps the constraints are tougher? perhaps the constraints are tou:her? ., v perhaps the constraints are tougher?— perhaps the constraints are touher? ., �*, . . tougher? that

the rhine is, are saying has to be closed. and the 2nd is, as i said earlier, the americans want ambiguities, and loopholes and attacks and iran has are saying it must be airtight. hello, if i may, if these guy may is, i'm a good might my colleague, my colleague in teheran, has a lot of very important points. but the critical issue here, and it's really almost a contradiction. but it's so important to understand is that just as my colleague rightly says that the i, a board of governors is a highly politicized body. almost precisely because of that, there is really no sense here in washington that there's any urgency to stopping iran's nuclear program. they basically said this now for 20 years, there's no urgency to it. without the urgency, it will take something else happening. some other crisis for people here in washington to really move towards restoring the j. c. p. away on terms that i think iran and others could accept. it's that lack of urgency and it will get potentially worse if the republicans take control of the con

police tonight just a few hours ago. confirm mile sanderson, who had been on the rhine, is now dead. police say he went into medical distress shortly after being arrested his afternoon. he was transported to a hospital in saskatoon, where he was pronounced dead. we still don't know the exact cause of miles is dead . there's to allow, we don't know yet as we just said, terry miles broader damien sanders was found dead on monday. we don't know 2 miles had anything to do with his brother's death. leasers to trying to piece that together. but just to give you a bit of a perspective on how things are folded city, how miles was thought it all started with an alert from police, about a person with a knife traveling in a vehicle in a community just over an hour south of james smith creek's creek, a nation miles had stolen a get away pickup truck from that community. and there was a long search that unfolded that afternoon. and he was caught, the authorities have released the names of all the victims, or is there a connection between them that explains why they were targeted in this stabbing

hearts go out to the british royal family with the passing of queen elizabeth, the 2nd and historic rhine and a long life devoted to duty. family. faith and service has come to an end. this is a morning of sadness for the world, for the commonwealth and all extravagance. it is a die of profound sadness and great for the royal family who have lost a beloved mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. the person who for so long was the greatest in strength, australian hearts go out to the people of the united kingdom, who mourn to die. knowing they will field, i have lost part of what makes in nation whole. and spring in sarah clack now, who's in sydney with the latest? hello there sarah. how are astronomy ins reacting, given? there's always been a diversity of opinions about the monarchy in australia. what tributes have flown applied throughout the day? we've had every site in territory later. send that condolences to the family that was laid by the prime minister. first thing this morning at the navy, he confirmed that he and the governor general will lie to d k to meet king charles in co

iranian made kamikaze unmanned aerial vehicles. desa, the government announced it would be revoking the rhine ambassadors accreditation and ordering a significant reduction in embassy staff to iran has denied supplying drones to russia. ah, now lebanon's transport minister saying at least $76.00 migrants have died after the boat. they were travelling and capsized off the coast of syria. 20 people rescued, but many more is still missing. survivors told officials that the boat left tripoli in northern lebanon on tuesday, bound for europe, than it went down off tar two's. more and more lebanese syrians and palestinians are risking their lives to flee lebanon, where an economic crisis is plunged, many people into extreme poverty. and hon reports him with him is in shock. the person's family was on the boat that sunk off the syrian coast on thursday. they have buried 9 year old me, and 6 year old maya. but there are 2 brothers and mother are still missing when he didn't them, they brought me the 2 kids did. what about the others? will they bring the others to me? i can't say more than this. my hea

rhine, excellent mozid wine, why are you grimacing? but the engagement drank praised.l settle down everything for us, you see, we will celebrate the wedding , if you understand me, correctly. i love you like my own, but all are your nephews. the true traits on the german powder keg are sitting at any moment for everyone can come. and in the basement of us kushakov or worse, and not power, not money, ours mean nothing. it is necessary to get ahead of the curmudgeon went like shit, so that even the smell was gone. what are you? rebellion decided to cope . here is our empress and in her mind she set off. you are the name of our entire power. she deals with the germans married with equal pleasures and from that she has complete power over her. the rougher lie, the more reliable it has always been. the people we have now oh , the germans, how do they not favor? it's okay that i'm a german sitting here among you, i remember, this is ivan some kind of german, you've been ours for a long time. i hope armen will support. grigory dmitrievich had a question for you. are you with

hans, go out to the british royal family with the passing of queen elizabeth, the 2nd and historic rhine, and a long life devoted to duty. family, faith and service has come to an end. this is a morning of sadness for the world, for the commonwealth and all astray, lance. it is a die of profound sadness and grief for the royal family who have lost her beloved mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. the person who for so long was the greatest in strength, australian hearts go out to the people of the united kingdom, who mourn to die. knowing they will 3 old i have lost part of what makes in nation hall. and spring in sarah clark, who's in brisbin with the latest on their reaction from australia. sarah, she was a much loved figure among the majority of australians, how they reacting well that tributes have been flying throughout the day from every state and territory later across the johnny record that was led by the navy. he did a national tv address. first thing that's holding and he has no, that's a really good morning. it's a huge lot. he said thin that condolences to not just the

prince harry said he was excited to have the next competition here with the river rhine as the backdropnd happy tears. interviews, podcasts, memoirs and other personal projects aside, this expedition has been a chance for the self—exiled royals to reengage with the public on their terms. finally, here in the uk, pet theft is on the rise. if you've been a victim, you'll know the heartbreak of having a pet go missing. well, in china, where's there thought to be over 68 million people now owning cats or dogs, there's now a pet detective not too far away, ready to track down people's lost companions. michael bristow reports. this is sunjinrong, pet detective. he's on the hunt for a runaway cat that goes by the name of deedee. the treasured pet was last seen at 3:44pm. there's no time to lose. deedee's family, who live in shanghai, is moving home tomorrow. he has to be found today. mr sun started out by helping stray dogs. he has adopted some of them. translation: a lot of. the time i'm disappointed in human beings. it feels nicer to be with animals. they have brighter eyes. back on the hunt

reported that the demonstration was staged by representatives of the anti-mitari alliance to disarm the rhine-metal. he opposes the supply of weapons by the country's defense enterprises abroad, including for the conflict in ukraine, but the basics of democracy are taught in the usa there they regularly weigh liberty strikes us cops' methods are again caught on video in new york's enforcement order during an arrest. just cut down a nineteen-year-old girl the incident is being investigated by the city's police department. it is known that the girls are going to be charged for obstructing the actions of the police. in naples, italy , residents, having received electricity bills, decided to present them to the authorities, several dozen people arrived at the town hall building, but they were met by police with shields. making sure that raze- and clarification will not be angry the crowd simply burned the fat, and the authorities presented an ultimatum, we do not pay the bills, now there will be chaos among the demands, protesting state support in the face of rising electricity prices, as well as life

immediately rhine flew and others.p and get away with it. here are the real owners. the west needs to know this to understand, by the way, the chinese in their own and ideological ones. politically, they always talk about this predatory grin of western capital. show us in this regard putin's statement, a very tough statement, a lot of biting words were said about the grain deal. it is known that the president of the russian federation will contact erdogan in the near future in order to possibly revise it, which is due to the fact that we have provided our part of the agreement in every possible way, and not, as promised, have not lifted any sanctions not from our fertilizers what attention. what we see is another brazen deception and it's not about us. this is a deception of the international community, a deception of partners in africa in other countries that are in dire need of food. it's just a boorish swindle and impudent attitude towards those partners, for the sake of which they supposedly do all this. just cheat

combined with the fact you've got a climate-driven crisis on water and very low levels on the rhine and others is that it's very hard to ship coal to help substitute away from russian natural gas. so for now in terms of deal making, i think europe, the microstory is actually still quite active and optimistic, but the macro story i think is pretty dire. that brings us back to both monetary and fiscal policy. >> do you think that the u.s. is also facing recession? >> this is a path here look, let's just be clear, if the fed wants to or needs to create a recession in order to disinflate sufficiently, that's what will happen it is within the fed's power to throw the u.s. economy into recession. whether that is necessary or not depends on the course of the next several inflation reads and there are some very positive signs. in particular, the supply chain problems that caused not all but a significant part of inflation today seem to be easing with freight weights coming down, and gas prices also coming down even though that's not a central focus of the fed's attention so there's at least a p

i took it into my head to read chow in latin, it turned out to be paradise or the ray of the rhine.ks to me. the celestial interlocutor tsiolkovsky meant his favorite philosopher. astronomy was the science of a genius inscribed to christ by a scientist christ saw the infinity of the universe and saw its catastrophes. and at the same time he knew that no one would understand his revelation, it was not yet time to say, he did not have prophets in his own country to his disciples. why am i better than the prophets tsiolkovsky doubted that he would be ridiculed by his contemporaries and not soon understood, the descendants in one of their books in the album of space travel, scientists described , drew a body rotating in weightlessness, in which the axis of rotation of the readers is constantly shifting. little was understood and the pictures were soon forgotten, but almost 60 years later, during a flight at the salyut-7 station, cosmonaut vladimir dzhonibekov drew attention to how strangely somersaults in weightlessness, accidentally dropped. nut so-called lamb 30, and then suddenly an

specialized team for this purpose, which fled in full force along with the management of the plant on the rhinelitary pyramid was stolen. well, torn let's say. so it can be seen somewhere taken away or somewhere hidden most. uh, valuables of machine tools, devices that are used in the medical production of checking the composition. uh metal furnace plug-ins in engineering, where the gas tank was scrambled rushed the sugar gas tank, where it ripped out the uh electronics that start the car. everything was brought to nothing, mostly in such a way that it all did not work. all this was impossible to establish. we are still. to what extent the ukrainian patriots are mainly called to continue to work and loaded by 80% had to be reoriented to the russian and belarusian markets spare parts for romanian and polish tractors are also waiting for their buyers . the so -called parallel imports, engineers from the designer factory. now he is working on a kind of import substitution. yes, they literally brought it, they can do it, yes, we will be glad to see you and buy it all. well, you said. yes, of course

but that was at an early stage and with the rhine, by the way, i must say that, of course hastily concluded agreement on the destruction of medium -range missiles long before the history with germany led to the alienation of the military and the military-industrial complex, and by 89-90 after a series of meetings with the former kohl. gorbachev understood that his actions were causing more and more irritation, let's say, the traditionalists understood, but deciding to reconcile with the conservatives. the disappointment of his admirers caused dissatisfaction and one day he came to work and saw that a was sitting in the next office the main center. this there was a division of the kgb and the censor was sitting there before my arrival in the program. and he was removed. and there was an imprinted door, and in the ninetieth year i came to work, suddenly i see that the door was unsealed. i opened and looked. there sits a familiar face of a man from the chapter. this is who speaks. well, now you can't sign the broadcast folder yourself. you must agree with me. well, then i realized that this is

stock down 40% year to day on a multiple in line with its ten-year historical average and fundamental rhineswn this haven't changed. if you were medium or a long-term investor, you are buying into an attractive sportswear industry that has long run fundamental growth support behind it. there are stock specific drivers in nike related to marginal opportunity and the sector bellwether but also arguably the consumer discretionary bellwether but a lot of negativity in the short term if you're willing to take a slightly longer term approach we're probably getting closer to points or levels where it's starting to look attractive. >> interestingly you guys aren't that far apart on your price comparison, price targets. adrienne, you're at 110 and piral outperform at 125 so when would you step, adrienne, to buy this when you've heard the inventory problems are worked through or longer term worried about demand here? >> so i would say our price target is fiscal year end at the end of calendar next year. i'd say we kind of pressured the downside and been a downside analysis, you know, case study on wha

that was for in the eyes of the rhine is very provocative. and that the board, the board of governors is dominated by western countries. and we also have in, according to wiki, leaks, the previous head of the i. e. a. when he wanted to be elected, he promised americans to be on their side on every major issue. so the iranians are saying that we are willing to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency . but the tech technical experts of the 2 size have to sort things out. and the police politicization of the case has to be put aside. and despite all of this, do you think that's ultimately a deal will be done? well, i think it is quite clear that the chinese want to deal the iranians want to deal the russians want to deal the british, the french and the germans want to deal. and even the americans want to deal, but the united states has a problem. and that is that it has biden, has opponents at home who, who said that he's given away too much to the iranians. of course, the iranians consider these all to be their legitimate rights,

effectively said all the juice has been squeezed the lemon we now throw away the rhine. x okay.[laughter] we are going to turn to general now.ions they'll come both from the live audience and online fornd it let me say a word about asking a question. if you are one of our online viewers or listeners, you can join the conversation, submit questions on the event webpage or on facebook, youtuber twitter. use the # cato sc scotus. for those of you in person, will have a traveling microphone. when the microphonea comes to u please speak of course clearly and directly into it so we can all hear the question. but also if you could name your announced your name and affiliation first. guess back there, first question. >> my question is concerning the google case in section 2:30. the way that you phrase the ninth circuit decision, i want to make sure i understood this. so, say however strict google was being striking down limiting videos against american conservatives, if they were not just as strict against say the iranian government, then they will be potentially liable despite 2:30? is

we took a cruise up and down the rhine. on to denmark which was liberated by british forces, to sweden which is a side trip back to paris and back to england and my grandfather was actually able to call on churchill who was still alive. we met many of his wartime colleagues in scotland which was close to the airbase where eisenhower was a military commander flying from washington back england and several transatlantic flights. at least the place had a great deal of sentimental significance for him. this time were we observed the sadness of postwar europe. the tumble and the significance in the european mind. hundreds of thousands of people turning out from paris, london, and so forth. brought home to us not by a trip, but a lecture. i was raised and mary probably the same in a nonpolitical environment. knowing my grandfather as a neighbor for a number of years, my legal residence was in gettysburg some years after he died. we grew up knowing them principally as grandparents. we were aware of the war heritage, of worse. i kn