boy if you were. 16. not over out they will not succeed in dividing us not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking a stand. that matters. to me. as bush fires of rage on in australia climate activists pressure german engineering giants events to pull out a logistics feel connected to a giant new coal mine in the country but will it. also long to show the documents paint as a dismal picture of bolling's management as it continues to struggle on the crisis

surrounding its grounded 737 top spot. and small the scenes in northern italy has authorities there scrambling to bang diesel cars in an effort to clear the air. this is the business i'm joined on welcome siemens is under scrutiny climate activists have slammed its offer to build a signalling system for a giant coal mining project in australia the fires a blazing across the country have ignited demands to take climate change and the role of fossil fuels in it more seriously c m n c o joe kayser met with the leaders of the fridays for future movement here in germany but it's still unclear whether they've managed to change his mind. from these for future activists in front of the australian embassy in berlin one siemens to back out of the logistics deal with donny and indian mine operator and australia . zeman sponsor joe kayser decided to meet with activists to hear their side of the

story during the demonstration he met with louise annoyed power to discuss the matter then kayser said that siemens probably made a mistake in accepting the contract in terms of the indicated wolf and now in tacoma and the opus the need to make sure that we do not overlook we need to make sure that we do not overlook in direct participation of problematic environmental protect that's what we need to improve whether the company will withdraw from the contract is not clear kayser wanted to think about it and decide by monday he feels sympathy for the activists the man's but adani is an important customer frizzy ment's the coal mine that i donny is currently building in northeastern australia is one of the largest in the world zeman supplies the signalling equipment so that coal can be transported to the coast via

rail road the planned output of the mine would produce annual c o 2 emissions equal to countries like malaysia or austria so the cold would accelerate global warming. looking at every single company involved in that project no matter whether it's. the danny project shouldn't be finished it shouldn't be finalized. and. that way we look at each stakeholder. so far the protests have had some success over 60 companies have already turned down the donnie and declined to cooperate with the mine among them are other big german companies like do it your bank. some 145000 jobs were created in the united states last month short of the forecasts of most economists the labor department says the jobless rate remains at 3.5 percent however that's close to the lowest level in half a century

a solid job market signals to investors that household spending will continue to be buoyant that accounts for the largest segment of the economy. oh soloist a hero is standing by for us on wall street also though is those numbers show a labor market that is still robust but a decade of jobs expansion may be on the way in what's expected. the reason to delay the market will sustain me to sponsor me into its 11th the year you know but as you pointed out there are some symptoms to keep investors some. for example salaries drool down a spec to something that takes a toll on a company's brophy to believe but could occur to consumer confidence. inflationary pressures don't support the idea that the federal reserve will not 3 move interest rates any time soon for sectors industries is worth noting that employment among

the health care related companies is one of the only ones that experienced an increased over last year when compared to $2800.00 job creation all those such as for example manufacturing decreased more done 80 percent during 2002 well thanks for breaking down those jobs numbers for us but to stay there as i've got more to go through with you. speaking of jobs a major boeing supplier spirit aero systems has announced it's cutting close to $3000.00 jobs amid the continued grounding of the 737 max airliner meanwhile the federal the federal aviation administration also said it plans to fine boeing about prices surrounding boeing and what was once its best selling airliner earlier internal memos were leaked revealing staff were aware of problems with the jets and withheld information from the u.s. aviation regulators the plane has been grounded worldwide since last march following 2 deadly crashes a widely circulated quote from the so this isn't the sort of scandal that's caused

boeing to lose its position as the biggest plane maker in the world but this isn't just going to hurt boeing as it. you know that old you know to $737.00 max a crises is having a chain reaction not only has it caused around $9000000000.00 so far to going according to some estimates but also the company has lost its position as the world's largest play maker in paper or airbus boeing is about to present to model production over decent hmong these are will affect suppliers such as you mention spirit to resist i'm already announcing plans had to cut 3000 jobs let's not forget airlines either which have been forced to ground the 737 since march all these immense good also raise up to have a percentage point of the u.s. g.d.p. in the current quarter and the problem is that there is a still not real and in sight for all of these crisis. thank you mr harlow there

with a view from wall street now to some of the other global business stories making news . and warren air busted throwing boeing as the world's leading plane maker the company the livered 863 aircraft in 2019 while boeing had made just 345 deliveries by november air bus would have sold even more planes but had some production issues with its a 321 which it launched in june a. german flag carrier and its subsidiaries including austrian airlines have canceled all flights to and from tehran for the next 10 days it follows the crash of a ukrainian airliner on wednesday to other carriers including kaleigh air france singapore airlines and their region air are rerouting flights to avoid iraqi and iranian airspace. korean state energy group naftogaz is suing russia's gazprom to compensate for seized during russia's annexation of crimea in 2014 the

total is more than $6000000000.00 euros a decision by the permanent court of arbitration in the hague isn't expected until the end of next year. construction on a railway line linking finland with poland has begun and estonia bell tical will connect the bellatrix states to the european rail network the project is already 2 years behind schedule but its target is to be up and running by 2026 to italy now where several towns and cities in the north this week temporarily banned older diesel cars from the roads it was an attempt to deal with a major drop in air quality which has seen thick layers of smaug envelope in urban areas. to rennes most notable landmarks shrouded in small. there's been similar scenes across northern italy where a long period of sunny weather with little window or rain has made the problem

worth this spike in air pollution has prompted authorities in several cities to issue a temporary ban on diesels built before 2013 in part of why some locals appear to have embrace the alternative modes of transportation if your i do my duty is a citizen he i take buses i take trains and i take whatever's then in milan the band that had been in place has since been lifted after a public transport strike threaten to leave commuters stranded surrounded by mountains that trop harmful particles in the absence of wind this is she is especially vulnerable to smaug the intensity of the pollution has left many worrying about is how bad things could get in the future it worries arsenal we worry for on a grand children the blank as of smog that's covered much of northern actually is

a manifestation of was environmental experts describe as a silent killer the european environment agency says air pollution accounts for some 500000 premis sure a deaths in europe every year french prime minister at bard philippe as said he will send trade unions new proposals on his government's pension reforms on saturday but he said he's still determined to passed legislation to create and a single national pension system this summer negotiations between the government and the trade unions failed to make headway on friday head of country's biggest union c f t. is still opposed to raising the retirement age for a full pension to 64 meet 2 other unions are vowing to press ahead with the country's longest ever transport strike. washington is expanding restrictions on air travel between the u.s. and cuba it's suspending all public charter flights between the 2 countries except

to host sam mighty international airport in havana the decision which takes effect in 60 days the u.s. suspended commercial air service last year in an effort to prevent cuba from gaining access to hard currency from the u.s. travelers. administration banned u.s. citizens from traveling to cuba by cruise ship. thanks for watching.

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knowledge down the. display starts january 15th. welcome to news from the world of. disney all smiles as the movie frozen to his breaking box office records but a picture postcard village in austria is not so thrilled and we'll find out why also. very personal. as a friend. this week the film officially became the most successful animation film of all time it's

a process the 1st movie which was top of the box office list before but now frozen 2 has already taken 1300000000 dollars since its november release great news for disney but funnily enough not such good news for a small village in austria which has a serious problem with this success and here's why. in frozen kingdom of his home to snow queen and her sister on a. place you won't find on any map. he's gone.