citizens in germany and they sell what is keeping brits in hamburg in the know both on social media and information evenings the biggest concerns right now are whether they're going to you know hit the right kind of terria to get their permanent residence and the number of people that really what they're going to fall through the cracks the various reasons number of people have severe mental how to have been relying on state help and a little bit worried more than just a bit worried that they're going to be left behind and not going to be given that status that they need to stay here with the u.k. government still divided on the draft deal many brits have been left with more questions than answers i just think it's making a fool of us. they're making a complete fool of themselves and those last two happened to be pushy that's my opinion for now until breakfast becomes clearer this time for a pint g. is. cheers are here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the high profile zimbabwean activism pastor evan maher iran has been granted bail by the coun

spell hamburgers. >> capital h, lowercase a, m-b-u-r-g-e-r-s. >> hamburgers? h-a-m-b-u-r-g-e-r-s? >> h-a-m-b-u-r-g-e-r-s. >> h-a-m-b-u-r-g-e-r-s. >> h-a-m-b-u-r-e-r-s? >> no! >> h-a-m-b-u-r-g-e-r-s. >> h-a-m-b-u-r-g-e-r-s? >> h-a-m-b-u-r-g-e-r-s? >> hamburgers, okay, h-a-m-b-u-g-e-u-e-r-s. >> that was worse. >> h-a-m-b-u-r-g-e-r-s? >> picture a hamburger in your head. >> that's what i'm doing. h-a-m-b-u -- no, e-r-g-u-e-r-s? >> no. >> nowhere close? >> h-a-m-b-u-r-g-e-r-s. >> h-a-m-b-u-r-g-e-r-s. >> >> no. >> m-ah-a-m-b-u-r-g-e-r-s. >> start from the top. >> okay. h-a-m. b-u-r-g-u-e? >> h-a-m-b-u-r-g-e-r-s. >> how about hot dog? >> hot dog is an easy one. h-o-t-d-o-g. >> all right, close enough. [ applause ] >> jimmy: meanwhile in the senate, day one of two-day confirmation hearings for william baue william barr. he said mueller should be able to cleat homplete his work and not let personal opinions influence the russia investigation. >> would you say you have a close relationship with mr. mueller? >> i would say we are good friends. >> would you say that you understand him to be

hamburg's overhead rail system is also linked up to car sharing schemes. is good momentum and i have an app for hamburg that shows what public transport options are available where the nearest carsharing station is the nearest underground station overground station and the distances between them. have been a person influenced and we want to create a platform where the entire process is seen to be from leasing on to registering and paying. complex began calling. it the inhabitants of big cities need to be able to move about efficiently and also get along together but the hamburg hafen city university researchers have developed digital models to annul. behavioral patterns such as where people tend to congregate. building contractors can therefore see if their projects meet criteria and compare potential sites for advantages and disadvantages proximity to a research institute or an airport for example digitalisation give city dwellers new opportunities to enhance the urban experience. india has around fifty million small on the principles of which we are wome

, just serving hamburgers today. so the president said he bought over 1,000 hamburgers, et cetera. i'm not sure what the et cetera refers to but just last night he said this -- >> we have pizzas, we have 300 hamburgers, many, many french fries. >> so somehow, 300 hamburgers became more than the thousand. either the president is lying about something that does not matter or his story is evolving by tomorrow it will be 10,000 hamburgers and millions upon millions of the most beautiful juicy big macs. the likes of which haven't been seen before just stacked on top of each other. say what you will, if nothing else, it fulfills a long foretold prophesy. >> i put together some really impressive deals, but this thing you have pulled off, it's amazing. a big and tasty for just $1? together we could own this town. >> there's a tweet and a commercial for everything. where is grimace these days? you don't see him featured anymore. life comes at you fast. fast food comes at you faster but you can always have your way at the ridi

in hamburg traffic lights and signals are already. coordinated digitally with technology that after mises signal timing to create a succession of green lights for municipal buses the traffic control center software shows how best to keep the rest of the traffic flowing in the mornings there are lots more cars and motorbikes heading into the city as opposed to out of it so signals a program to optimize traffic in that direction as we try to to to focus with the top to get. the most dependable way of avoiding traffic is by rail but those who don't have a station on their doorstep still have to get to one. so maybe they can temporarily switch to four wheels. hamburg's overhead rail system is also linked up to car sharing schemes. is a good moment and i have an app for hamburg that shows what public transport options are available where the nearest carsharing station is the nearest underground station overground station and the distances between them. have been a person in that we want to create a platform where the entire process is seen

hamburg's mayor says police have the situation under control. he i is calling for a return to normalcy. >> a think the media coverage has been too much -- i think the media coverage has been too much. it does not reflect at all what our city is about, so i am a bit unhappy at the moment. >> right-wing groups on the internet have call for the formation of citizen patrols. the mayor said police have found no concrete signs of any such malicious -- militias in hamburg. brent: let's bring in our chief political editor from hamburg. good evening to you. what can you tell us about vigilante groups being formed and hamburg? >> they simply appear to be untrue. members of the extreme right npd party from nearby nuremberg took photographs invests saying that they were now set up such a group. speaking to police, we heard from police and also the mayor that there's no indication that anyone in hamburg made any kind of effort to set one up. brent: is he likely going to gain any traction this time around? >> we have heard this before, and in fact, there was

this brand new software is helping hamburg to improve the coordination of its construction sites. we're very pleased we've had some astonishing results. the program is very intuitive it's very similar to a smartphone or tablet. anyone can use it its very own problematic i'm missing a big improvement in coordination as along at c.s. the software shows were a construction site as planned. if it looks like the plans will cause traffic snarl ups building work can be postponed or bundled with other projects. in hamburg traffic lights and signals are already coordinated digitally with technology that after mises signal timing to create a succession of green lights for municipal buses the traffic control center software shows how best to keep the rest of the traffic flowing in the mornings there are lots more cars and motorbikes heading into the city as opposed to out of it so signals a program to optimize traffic in that direction the wish i did to ficus with a new start up to get. the most dependable way of avoiding traffic is by rail but those who don't have a station on their doorste

troubled to hamburg in northern germany which has a significant british ex-pat community as you many brits living there they're increasingly worried and concerned about what breaks it will mean for them take a look. no the city in germany boasts a quite as much british flair as the northern port city of hamburg with four thousand brits now living in the hands of arctic town you'll never be too far away from british products fish and chips a full english breakfast or just a good cuppa. there's even beatles plastic commemorate the fab four's early years in the port city. now with just two months to go until bricks it how merck has become the latest german state to announce plans for its own pricks it bill the legislation would guarantee brits eleven in hamburg the same rights as other e.u. citizens until the end of twenty twenty on one condition that the u.k. leaves the e.u. with a brics it deal. heartbreaks it would mean a shorter transition period of just three months and more complications for brits abroad among them is pub landlord gevo came following in the footsteps of the beatle

citizens in germany selwood is keeping brits in hamburg in the know both on social media and information evenings the biggest concerns right now are whether they're going to you know hit the right quite teria to get their permanent residence and the number of people that really why they're going to force through the cracks for various reasons number of people have severe mental how have they rely on state help and a little bit. more than just a bit but they're going to be left behind and not going to be given that status that they need to stay here with the u.k. government still divided on the draft deal many brits have been left with more questions than answers i just think it's making a fool of us. they're making a complete fool of themselves on. those last two happened to be pretty that's my opinion for now until bricks it becomes clearer this still oh it's time for a pint cheers. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world a group calling itself a has claimed responsibility for the recent car bombing in the northern irish a city of london there no

ray machines in hamburg and exports them to the u.k. it says it's prepared for every eventuality we harmonise you know we've developed sensible workable solutions for every possible breck's it scenario solutions that make sense for us and for the brands globally in relation to the british market will react accordingly depending on which part of the u.k. decides to take we've been well prepared for months now right but philips won't divulge any further details about their plans meanwhile thorsten paul that is carefully following the events in the u.k. parliament he hopes tuesday's vote will finally bring clarity over great britain's future. now the german economy continues to grow old but the strength strength is enjoyed over the past few years is on the way that's according to figures published by the federal officers to state overall last year the german economy expanded by one and a half percent of the previous year marking the ninety year of growth for europe's strongest nevertheless that's slower than the two point two percent growt

citizens in germany selwood is keeping brits in hamburg in the know both on social media and information evenings the biggest concerns right now are whether they're going to you know hit the right quite teria to get their permanent residence and the number of people that really what they're going to fall through the cracks for various reasons many brits have been left with more questions than answers i just think it's making a fool of us. they're making a complete fool of themselves on. those left who happen to be pretty that's my opinion for now until brett's it becomes clearer this is time for a pint she is. now some of the other stories making headlines around the world today large parts of the united states are bracing for the worst cold snap in recent memory temperatures across the midwest to maine are forecast to plunge to as low as minus fifty three degrees celsius the deep freeze is a result of arctic air spinning southward and is expected to bring snow as far south as alabama and georgia. lawyers defending the infamous mexican drug lord known as el chapo have rested their case i

currently she's performing at the huns are vavi a taste theater in hamburg. she often leaves audiences speechless for spectacular moves are a result of rigorous training discipline and sheer willpower. unassisted yes anything's possible. there's nothing you can't to avoid and you just have to be strong willed and set a goal and then you can move mountains i think. she would think. everything is possible even this body inside edge hanging suspended from her own lips. the grandiose artistry of a spectacular contortionist. it's time for the final installment in this week's series cold of the mountains today we're moving away from the outs to the. the polish czech border to explore mt finished up as you can see the mountains crest forms the border between the two countries. now with an altitude of around one thousand six hundred meters it's the lowest peak we've traveled to this week but it has plenty to offer. it's a fourteen minute ride from the czech ski resort of exports go to the top of mount . as it's called in chatham. and it's ideal for hiking climbing an

staying with doing your bit for the planet designers from hamburg in germany. exploring the creative potential in junk. from all skateboards blocks from records and stylish coffee tables on used oil battles how well does that work let's take a look. there an inventive design duo that finds ingenious uses for waste. as avoiding kind of we don't want to make purely decorative objects they have to have a function and most of all they have to be well made beautiful products you only notice the recycling or upcycling when you take a second look. product designers cost in total and dennis sheltering founded the local factory in two thousand and four they sell their one of a kind on tax online or out of a store in downtown hamburg. i listened to and everything used to be under one roof the workshop was down in the cellar shop was over there and the office was over here over the years we got bigger and we just couldn't manage some aspects of production anymore for. now they have a good sized workshop outside hamburg where they and their employees manufacture their desi

now they have a good sized workshop outside hamburg where they and their employees managed. akhter their designs. they also have room to store their materials here like surplus oil barrels. and broken skateboards. for anyone else it may look like trash but for the people here it's a resource that all started quite pragmatically. on what's god's will feel at the time we had no clue about upcycling per se it was more about finding materials that we didn't have to pay for the baton. to repurpose the old records trained industrial electrician genesis developed a special machine to remold the vinyl discs into. fees continuously optimize the production process. and one from what you just showed first each piece was one of a kind then we realized that if a shop were to buy our stock it would have to be at half price so they could make a profit so we started mass producing the aliens who would see and. dennis spends most of his time in the workshop. while karsten generally looks after the store the online shop and acquiring the terry els they collect used skateboards from skaters sh

clearly his favorite day in office i think. 300 hamburgers. 1,000 hamburgers in trump speak. for the rebered it looked way fewer than 1,000 hamburgers. all that food was cold, right? it had to be cold and what did the players think and did the whole clemson team show up to eat fast food with donald trump? we have answers. >>> in the trump era for the first time we're seeing sports teams that don't want to come can anywhere near the white house. the golden state warriors skipped out in 2017 as thid ncaa champion last year. the philadelphia eagles were famously disinvited after nearly entire super bowl winning team said they would boycott. and had the supposedly super rich president catered with happy meals the clemson tigers, they did show up. taz turns out there were quite a few players missing. only six in attendance were listed on his national champion depth chart. and 15 attended the white house visit. the president said today there could be any number of reasons why players didn't attend. could have been the gross food or gross president. who's to say for sure. if you hav

i am 61 years old and i would go to hamburger haven all the time. when i was growing up as a teenager, the orange seats, they were it. i thought i will go to hamburger haven. and now i will nominate them as a legacy business. and i think that -- [applause] >> so this corridor door is so important. hamburger haven is an institution here on the fight on the tenants here. they have lived here for so long it is their home. and so close. this is exactly the kind of housing we should be building for seniors here. so close to shopping and so close to a chinese speaking community. really serving the tenants well. also not to mention, the rent-controlled units. as you know as we look at the housing balance, we are losing rent-controlled units every day. we are trying to keep neighborhoods intact. when we have disruptions like this possibly we could have seen something crazy happened here. and my breakfast place gone. it was just heartbreaking. when we first had this conversation he said, okay. they want to 9 million. and i told that to the mayor and he said

benyamin forked is a mailman and it's a whole small town near hamburg in northwest germany. he delivers about eight hundred letters and ninety parcels a day. he works with dr past germany's biggest mail company. he drives an electric powered light eternity vehicle called a street scooter. the post has a fleet of thirty four at this sorting office. a mess and i got my first impression was that they look a bit odd that the design was unusual. past special it's nothing like it had ever been seen before. the vehicle was commissioned by daiichi past because there were none on the market that fulfilled its requirements. dacha past the company that makes the vehicle four years ago. when benyamin four sets off each morning the battery is fully charged it can't be recharged while he's out and about only back at the depo. the range is eighty kilometers that's fine for his route and it's a horror except perhaps when he has the heating on. that as i once when it was raining a lot and everything was really damp i cranked up the heating on and i used five percent more power on that day an

after trump's double face-to-face with putin in hamburg, he headed back to the u.s. aboard air force one, trump and his advisers hashed out a statement to respond to the "new york times." according to the statement, in donald trump jr.'s name, we primarily discussed a program about the adoption of russian children in the 2016 meeting with the russian lawyer. days later, it came out that the lawyer had actually promised dirt on hillary clinton. as the carefully crafted statement fell apart, trump was still talking up russian adoptions, insisting that's what he and putin discussed over dessert. >> i actually talked about russian adoption with him, which is interesting, because that was a part of a conversation that don had in this meeting. >> now, andrew weis, a russia expert at the carnegie endowment was one of the prominent voices questioning whether all of these events were just happenstance, but a number of people have come out saying, we really need a lot more information. erin? >> sarah, thank you. i want to go now to former federal prosecutor, jack weis, also a

it's not just cars and trucks that pollute the air here but also ships hamburgers germany's largest port. the concentration of particulate matter is high. the same kind of pollution from water traffic that we do from street traffic it's just that on ships the diesel engines are much bigger hence the high levels of nitrogen oxides and find particularly. matter in our setting. older diesel vehicles that don't meet the euro six standards have now been banned from parts of downtown. at least that's a step in the right direction. to all road traffic to be electric powered there are no longer any technical obstacles to cars and light commercial vehicles all going electric. then of course the air would be lovely. if large commercial fleets such as that of dr past the switch to electricity that would make a significant difference the post office his street scooters are too small for the large volumes of goods it has to shift in hamburg and you and bigger model is in the works. benyamin falk says most people he meets welcome the shift to evade calls but there is one problem. here. once an old lad

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boasting over a serving of over a thousand of hamburgers. next thing you know aides who work for the president are referred to as hamburger helpers. burger king jumped in, we're all out of hambordererder. someone tweeted be sure to wash it down with malk. it's hard to run thech the number when he first estimates. >> we have 300 hamburgers, many, many, french fries. >> later the same evening the burger count spiked. >> 1,000 hamburgers, big macs. >> reporter: no word on the number of domino pizzas. a mile away, the duchess of cambridge was asked by an 8-year-old, does the queen ever have pizza? >> i don't know. >> reporter: who needs royalty in the land of the hamburger? this is the kingdom of burger king! jeanie mos, cnn, new york. >> and that is cnn "newsroom." thanks for watching. i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell. "new day" is next. for viewers around the world, erin burnett is out front. >> see you tomorrow. >> you are watching the world's news leader. our first in-shower styler. infused with plant protein. just mix a shot with

liabilities than germany so let's bring in having furcal is a senior economist and director at the hamburg institute of international economics who coauthored this study any year warning about these high levels of debt what would happen and if it indeed thinkable that any of these economies can default. yeah i think so this problem has been overlooked so far by markets but we have seen that in the aftermath of the global financial crisis in two thousand and seven and eight sovereign debt ratios has increased by almost thirty percentage points to over one hundred percent of g.d.p. so now we face a situation where a dad overhang is combined with monetary policy operating at the lower zero bone but now we are at the beginning of a global economic downturn and interest rate increases so this problem can increasingly become a huge problem for the global economy so and in the situation we have with a lot of uncertainty on the markets this could easily lead to kind of contagion among other major economies really you know believe that we're actually standing at the brink of the next big economic c

. >>> and coming up, how two days in hamburg, germany, in july 2017 could potentially unlock several questions central to mueller's investigation. >>> and later, the shutdown continues. no end in sight. there's a new bipartisan group of senators trying to come up with something, but will they be able to sway the president holding out for a wall or a barrier or a fence? "the 11th hour" just getting started for a new week. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> welcome back. we want to dig a little l deeper into this "washington post" reporting that says president trump has concealed details of his meetings with vladimir putin from senior officials from his own administration. greg miller doing the reporting that trump actually took possession of his interpreter's notes after a july 2017 meeting in hamburg, germany, with putin,

head as at the rani graduated from the military academy in hamburg he was pakistan's military attache in germany for four years and ambassador for three years. if you were good you. saw an article is whatever double game was to talk about people like us used. by all means to play these games. as head of the i.s.i. dirani had supported militias which killed thousands of civilians in afghanistan you would find one group and i'll find another group i know shot supporting them be a big draw out of your norm drop. that famous. monster. frankenstein monster according to the german literature i mean that could happen. meanwhile david headley had started a family in the hole he married and had children and lived according to muslim customs in january of two thousand and six headley gets a call from. becomes who recruits are going to work for pakistani intelligence the i.s.i. . not even interpol had a face have. made. his want to across the world. is his handler for law. and major rick ball is his handler for the i.o.c. they are sending him to mumbai to do start to do reconnaissance. david col

his preparations took him back to germany where he sought support his in hamburg. elliott spent time in hamburg and knew about it and spent time in germany when he was involved in drug trafficking and he thought that there was a place where we could find guns or people to the system in the attacks and mark and because of that convergence of underworld involved in crime and drugs but also because it had been a place where there was a lot of islamic extremist activity during his last trip to pakistan headley said it's twentieth. he was keen to join al qaida headley beach with ilyas kashmiri. this point is one of the most dangerous terrorists in pakistan if not the world so you very seamlessly that the plot transfers to al qaeda among other things he was responsible for a failed bomb attack in new york the cia for him. hadley very excited about it. but he also knows he's moving into a much more dangerous and difficult world which is doing an attack on the west and doing it for. and sure enough that will be his downfall. the terrorist ilyas kashmiri connected heavily w

ray machines in hamburg and exports them to the u.k. it says it's prepared for every eventuality we harmonise you know we've developed sensible workable solutions for every possible breck's it scenario solutions that make sense for us and for the brands globally in relation to the british market will react accordingly depending on which part of the u.k. decides to take we've been well prepared for months now right but philips won't divulge any further details about their plans meanwhile thorsten poor that is carefully following the events in the u.k. parliament he hopes tuesday's vote will finally bring clarity over great britain's future. and a bit of news from the automotive sector german car maker false flag and u.s. competitor ford have announced a much anticipated client to form an alliance the two companies will work together to develop commercial vans and medium sized pickups while exploring cooperation on electric and self driving cars you know it's meant came against the backdrop of the motor show in detroit the company had say

live in berlin but singer dick for let's zero in bassist john miller first met while studying law in hamburg. the student orientation course at the university where we were both wandering around disoriented we spotted each other and for someone who looks like me and not like everyone else it was love at first sight. the two eventually dropped out of university to devote all their time to using their aspiration lyrics with death their style indie rock their look tracksuit jackets that's how it took a tonic started off in the early one nine hundred ninety s. . together we're talking tronic my name is and i play drums and also sometimes sing and play guitar. and i like to play bass. and i sing and play guitar and talk. like that fact. soon the intellectuals of german pop and amassed a large fan base even though in the beginning they hadn't quite mastered their instruments yet. lovable sure we were musicians when we first met. but that wasn't the most important thing for us to show what we could do on the instruments. it's just good mind trying those are more interested in expressing something o

we have pizzas, we have 300 hamburgers, many, many french fries. >> so, somehow, 300 hamburgers, became more than a thousand, either the president is lying about something that does not matter or his story is evolving and by tomorrow it will be 10,000, and millions and millions the biggest juiciest big macs the likes of which have not seen before, stacked on top of each other and reaching space. if nothing else, the great shutdown for fills a long foretold prophecy. >> i put together really impressive deals. but this thing you pulled off. it's amazing. a big and tasty for just a dollar? together, grimmace, we could own this town. >> i mean, there's a tweet and a commercial for everything. he even knows grimmace, where is he these days. it's like they say, life comes at you fast, fast food comes at you faster and you can always have your way on the ridiculist, special orders do not upset us and that is it for us, the news continues, i want to and it to chris for cuomo prime time. >> very strong. thank you, anderson, nice outfit. i'm chris cuomo, welcome to primetime. robert mueller has j

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