scored seven goals but this had limited game time this year and on all those spent fourteen years playing in germany wrecking a three hundred fifty eight going to say they expect here and says monaco hopes the thirty six year old experience will help them keep them in france a top division. you're watching news still to come it's still a man's world when it comes to coding but this woman says the games industry doesn't have to be that way. expenses will have that coming right up in business. to. take it personally i went with a little bit wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all true fans my. make up more than football on mine. her first day of school in the jungle.

first clearly listen the. door is green the moment arrives. join you ring it turns on her journey back to freedom likud you know we're interactive documentary. tour of the rain tame returns home on t w dot com orangutang. it's a date trade talks a back on china and the u.s. could be set to work out their differences as they meet next week. lost at sea could prevent the disappearance of hundreds of shipping containers every year. and game over for an industry run by man. woman wants to shake up the games

industry. i'm been physical and let's do business china's government says u.s. representatives will visit beijing on monday for talks in an attempt to ease trade tensions between the two countries u.s. president and his chinese counterpart xi jinping had agreed to hold traditional tire says of december the first agreement last ninety days while the two nations work out a more permanent solution to the negotiations were stopped by focusing on agricultural products and cars for fun hundreds of billions of dollars worth. they could find reciprocal tanner's. the talks come with some urgency fears of a cooling global economy a becoming real inflation in the euro zone has dropped to its lowest level in eight months consumer prices rose just one point six percent year on year in december the european central bank's target of two percent analysts blame

a slump in oil prices in the final months of last year but inflation in the eurozone has been stubbornly low for years prompting the e.c.b. to keep interest rates at historic lows. let's talk about all of this with our financial correspondent in frankfurt we keep hearing about fear is of a slowdown. going to actually see a slowdown twenty. well buying just as the european central bank winds down its assets purchasing program we're seeing some discouraging figures especially from december i'm not going to make a personal prediction but i can tell you what economists are saying and some of them are saying that one of the worst things we have to fear is fear itself if we worry too much too much about unjustified things then we might just worry ourselves into a dip into recession because we're spending too little so looking at these data that

we've seen what we have here is headline inflation that includes energy prices and it's a very volatile it goes up and down while core inflation is stable the manufacturing numbers that we've seen include in december the protests in france also negative of course we have negative things happening like the trade dispute but we also got to be careful not to let that way down to heavily if you say you've got the numbers down what you're saying is this is all psychological what about the trade school next week what's the likelihood of result there because i'm sure a lot of that is also very psychological. a lot of that is very psychological and donald trump has just lost a lot of leverage because apple came out the one big brand that stands for america you know that has been successful in the past years just came out saying you know this trade trouble that you're creating it's actually hurting us and so that is

a lot of leverage john similar situation in the in the chinese economy that's also not fairing very great so there is an incentive to get back to the table not that there is any breakthrough expected on advice from the euro level for this meeting next week but the incentive is certainly higher than before as the inputs thank you very much. christmas has come again for those living along the dutch coast toys furniture t.v.'s have been washing up on beaches after a cargo ship lost a heap of its containers some of it dangerous goods. as almost four hundred meters long the m.s.c. zoe is one of the biggest cargo ships in the world this footage from the dutch coast guard shows containers becoming dislodged before tumbling into the sea two hundred seventy of the nineteen thousand containers the vessel had been carrying fell overboard over the years the size of cargo ships and their capacity has increased significantly when accidents happen the containers often and washed

ashore that was the case for the cargo on board the m.s.c. though it too some twenty containers have so far been washed up on dutch and german shores three of the containers lost by the m.s.c. zoe are said to contain peroxide a potentially harmful chemical. there are no official figures showing how often accidents like this happen but some experts estimate that as many as ten thousand containers fall overboard every year. and joins us now from greenpeace something like this doesn't happen every day but we do know that hundreds at least hundreds of missing every year is that going to change after an incident like this which is being so why they covered by the media. well i'm afraid that will change that quickly because as long as we can show them so many goods as we do know the days forward we will have this ship shipments with

a huge number of containers and we're talking about bigger ships every year push for bigger ships i guess the wrists increase the bigger the ship. well the risk would increase the more we have to transport such goods into dangerous goods like chemicals for example but relatively to air cargo for example the shipment on this container bill to smudge much more safety and the the avenues these ships have to take are also big wide and the deep and you mentioned dangerous goods they have how big is the risk of shipping dangerous goods around the world. yes said before dangerous to transport dangerous goods is a risk of course this specific chemical that has been has gone overboard in this accident is there is a dangerous chemical but it's not such

a big poison so that you have to be afraid that it will last for. many years but it is very important to avoid any contact with this chemical i guess if we're not talking about a huge oil spill such a disaster like that it would fit in containers with proper tracking devices for example solve everything. but i think it would not solve everything of course but it will make it much more easy to find this contain this once they went overboard and that's that's of one of the very emerging things here because as you can see now there are. single backs with this chemical is washed on the shore of the neverland islands and that means the container is the image already and if you could have find it earlier maybe this could have been managed and really briefly why aren't we seeing tracking devices used i mean so

many goods a tag with our i.d.'s for example these days we're talking about the digital age you know white why don't we have it already. good question the technology is there everything is prepared it's the question to the shipping companies why they don't use it but i think we change the know and i see if they can get their act together been friends on from greenpeace thank you very much for joining us here in the w. thank you well it's a man's world when it comes to gaming women make up only a quarter of workers in the sector most of them in boxing and graphics programming and game design a result from a to every bowl there's an exception meet linda she's a game designer. linda cruz is going back in time to ancient rome for the use of her phone she's testing a new app that shows what things may have looked like here two thousand years ago

when the german city of cologne was the roman settlement of colonia the app aims to bring ancient times back to life and young people back into museums brings in. the opportunity to expand everything you see in a museum. only has limited space only certain things can be displayed. through a mobile device i can add many more links and take exploration of the past to a whole new level. the game designer is thirty two years old and passionate about her work as a child already she created board games and years later began programming at twenty six she launched her own game studio she won the german developer prize for her language learning game squirrel and bear. crew says for employees and plans to hire two more but she wants to keep operation small.

one hundred sixty growing means you also have to take a look at how you're structured and of course when you have four teams all working on projects someone also has to manage organize and get money for it all. that would probably be my job but that means i could no longer work creatively which wouldn't suit me. cruz's game serena super green aims to get girls more interested in technical jobs she says women are missing out on ideal work that plays to their strengths and offers the flexibility many want to they need to overcome old obstacle. there's a correlation with technical jobs and opportunities we've neglected within our culture is all we've been telling young women that's not for you you can't do that in certain jobs don't even land on their list of possible career paths it's really . interesting. crucifying thrown career ideal for women game development is

a communicate a field that can be combined well with family needs and flexible working hours but for more women to become game designers cruiser says they need to consider it in the first place. and just briefly a japanese court says it will hold a hearing into the case of carlos go next tuesday after lawyers for the form of his german requested an explanation for his lengthy detention has been locked up in the tokyo jail since authorities arrested him back in november and charges of financial misconduct a second arrest warrant is issued two weeks ago if you allegations. i still in business if.

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