clay much of it going to claim the link to screw africa and the world were linked to exceptional stories and discussions among it was a busy hour while website dedicated poems much pick up join us on facebook doubling up for. live. u.s. manufacturing slumps to a 10 year low deepening fears that the u.s. china trade war could inadvertently lead to a recession. serious farmers in the netherlands take to the streets in their tractors causing bumper to bumper traffic for miles just to tell you why. and the u.s. a green power sector faces some powerful headway. this is the they'll leave business i'm. in berlin welcome we start in the u.s.

where manufacturing has taken a hit the latest survey of the sector showed a tumble to a 10 year low the institute for supply management purchasing managers index fell for the 6th straight month of it a sharp decline in exports and slowing consumer spending the contraction in the manufacturing sector is now fanning fears of a recession in the u.s. . let's cross over to us and always to haro on wall st. louis spit of an irony there the whole point of the trade war is to protect u.s. industries from foreign dominance now that that hasn't worked are we going to see a change of course. you never know with trumpet ministration you're nobody is all going to be tensions not only with china we've had the e.u. and also we've held the u.s. m.c.a. to replace not top group in congress yet the manufacturers farmers retailers and other industries all suffering through and also do consumers say keeping the

economy good girls alive and unemployment rates are low will be crucial in the next presidential election so trump my don't rethink is a strategy especially at a time that the impeachment investigation show will make it more and more difficult for him to focus on on pursuing he has a policy agenda in the meantime he will probably keep pressuring the federal reserve a. to keep lowering rates and briefly also as you can fears of a recession have been in the air quite a while how much more ease could this poor manufacturing report trigger. it is our concern among investors on economies you know especially if we begin in some of the details such as the new export orders holes hold the latest in 2 aeration. partly due to destroy good general motors which are big i mean it's a timer and there are all their worries them seem germs in all the different index which investors are guessing if we will head into a recession any time soon. thank you luis de haro there with

a view from wall street for us. general motors has temporarily laid off $6000.00 workers in mexico due to a u.s. labor strike that has disrupted production at 2 plants there the carmaker said the move was a result of a part shortage due to a united auto workers strike against g.m. the move comes on top of a furlough of 3000 workers in the u.s. and counted up nearly 50000 u.s. employees joined the walkout which is in its 3rd week. china's been on something of a corporate shopping spree in recent years it's been buying up all types of businesses saving some and ruffling feathers to fail in failed attempts to take over others the latest case concerns a german airport in the black forest a solitary helicopter buzzes over the runway but there's not much else going on here at lower airport in southwestern germany there's a boeing 747 used for test flights otherwise the skies are empty. but because the

city of largo has contacts in china investors there learned about the former military airfield the mayor says it has a lot of potential. to you if you look around the world as there aren't many people who are in a position to recognize these benefits and take action as well as provide the financing so sooner or later you're going to have to deal with china but the idea of the chinese taking over the airfield caused a stir in the city of $47000.00 after all flight operations have been kept going at least on a small scale thanks to a tunnel boring company had been cashed it likes things the way they are and it isn't alone in rejecting the new plan not to snooty if you law doesn't need it the airports doing well it is a good solution with and connect and other companies on boat we can keep going the way we often now and take half time to see if there are opportunities for

investments in this tool and the british and australian companies already have big plans to connect with the world but they failed what a chinese solution be any better. they've been very bad experiences with chinese investors at other airports with had i think it's been the only what i need to say is han frankfurt han airport is not a remote region of western germany quite far from frankfurt for years it was a financial burden on the 2 german states that jointly owned it in 2017 china's h. and a group took it over the result. we have almost doubled our growth in freight and that's something we can be satisfied with but there's not much we can do about macroeconomic developments affliction and. translation global trade conflicts are causing cargo levels to fall again. a glance at the terminal suggests there's little chance of a revival for frankfurt han. passenger numbers have fallen by almost half over the past decade even so the airport is still an important employer in the region

leaving people there dependent on the chinese back and lower the airfield has also created numerous jobs but they have nothing to do with air traffic instead it's thanks to companies that have located on the former military base it's being described as the netherlands worst ever traffic jam on tuesday a protest by dutch farmers blocked hundreds of kilometers of road they feel that as the next of the netherlands tries to be greener they are taking the biggest hit. the farmers got up early to give the rest of the netherlands a rude awakening they set off on a tractor trip to the hague to demand a fair deal. we may look for the netherlands as a world leader in animal welfare low emissions minimal use of pesticides no other country does that better than us but we don't get the respect to 17000000 dutch inhabitants nor the dutch government so that's why we're leaving for the hague now

. what followed was a go slow one the netherlands roads that lead to a nightmare rush hour for many the protest is part of an angry reaction to reports the largely blamed farmers for spiralling nitrogen emissions the farm owners feel they've been unfairly targeted while other sectors such as air travel are escaping scrutiny and it's great news docs keep the strange thing is that more planes are allowed to fly at steeple airports and there are no restrictions no limitations while they emit lots of c o 2 and also the dutch harbor's all industry they pollute the air but it's up to us the farmers who have to improve. with their exports bringing in 1000000000000 euros to the dutch economy last year farmers feel they hold serious sway among their demands and no further limits on the number of animals they can keep and an independent review into their emissions the dutch government has promised it will listen to their concerns. it's thought nissan is planning to rethink its decision

to build a new vehicle in the u.k. if britain crashes out of the e.u. without a withdrawal agreement last year the japanese carmakers said the cash k.s.c. be would be made at its plant in sunderland safeguarding thousands of jobs there but the financial times puts nice and sources as saying that could change in the event of a new deal praise it british prime minister boris johnson has vowed to take the u.k. out of the e.u. at the end of october with or without a deal. and they're going going. gone car lovers shelled out $27000000.00 at an auction of luxury sports cars confiscated from the son of equitorial guinea's president they were seized as part of a money laundering investigation into tears durrant when and. where did all over the weekend at this auction house among the lots of 2014 the nano roadster that went for about 8 and a half 1000000 proceeds will go to

a local charity. when tower is the fastest growing mode of electricity production in the world the opening of an offshore wind farm along the u.s. the northeastern coast is bringing nearby residents benefits by the freeze but the sector is seeing some resistance a spectacular sunset on block island on the u.s. northeast coast between boston and new york the island is home to the country's 1st and only offshore wind farm the 5 wind turbines power the island and there are a popular attraction for residents and visitors to tourists pay $25.00 each for a high speed boat ride to the structures that stand twice as high as the statue of liberty block island homeowners have seen dramatic changes since wind energy replaced a diesel fuel power plant. i don't smell the power plants anymore i don't hear the power plant anymore and the power is is much cleaner we're really happy that.

power is cheaper it went from down by about a 3rd the cost per kilowatt hour. wind energy has also become one of the fastest growing us energy sources with big corporations planning to invest $70000000000.00 in the country's 1st utility scale offshore wind farms. but this man really hates wind turbines us president donald trump on twitter he calls wind energy dangerous and promotes coal and oil instead. if you have a windmill anywhere near your house congratulations you has just went down 75 percent in value. and they say the noise causes cancer you tell me that was a rarity that claim was immediately refuted by the american cancer society but people fear the trump administration could destroy a booming industry with a huge potential for future proof jobs. and i suspect they know that investors for

future projects are going to look at the delays and cumbered by this project and think twice before they invest and wind power in the interior department surprised and alarmed when power supporters last month when it unexpectedly withheld approval for vineyard wind some 25 kilometers off the north east coast it already has contracts to supply massachusetts power companies and it was expected to go online in 2022. and that's it from the end of this team here in berlin thank you very much for watching.

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