and the world's biggest book fair gets under way in frankfurt. the american and saudi arabian pressure on iran over an alleged assassination plot is mounting. a saudi official says iran will pay the price for the plan to kill the saudi ambassador in washington. the u.s. was threatening a new round of sanctions against the country as well. iran has rejected the charges, saying the allegations are made to deflect attention from america's economic problems. >> washington is urging the world to take action against tehran. u.s. officials say the plot goes right to the top. this was the secretary of state's response. >> a dangerous escalation of the iranian government's longstanding use of political violence and sponsorship of terrorism. >> the u.s. says this man was the target, the saudi ambassador, a close aide to king abdullah, sent to washington after see september 11 attacks to help repair the king's image. one of the attackers was arrested last month. officials say he initially cooperated with authorities and made contact with another suspect, no

more market expectations, we go to the frankfurt stock exchange. it was a mixed platter of news to digest this wednesday. >> the german government lowered their growth forecast for the next year after the current year seems to be even a bit stronger than anticipated so far. this is enough for many investors to go for stocks this wednesday. adding to this were a few encouraging and his reports for example from software ag which is germany's second-biggest software firm. they reconfirmed their profit targets for this year. this pushed the stock price up 12%. >> let's give you a look at the market numbers starting off with the good ones, the blue chips dax finished over half of a percent index. the euro stoxx 50 went up just over 4%. the dow industrials took a dive and close to well over half a percent down. the hero, $1.37. -- the euro, $1.37. in north korea, the regime is oppressive and spends billions for military hardware while allowing millions to starts. here is a glimpse of the otherwise siccative country. >> there is no talk of north korea's p

when accident at frankfurt avenue on the east side of the city. -- one accident at frankfurt avenue. 54 on the west side outer loop as you make your approach to interstate 70. 70 checking out 57 miles per hour eastbound. this is 70 at 29. delay free east and westbound. this is white marsh. southbound traffic building just slightly as you make your approach to the beltway northeast. a smooth start on the north side. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. dozens of people gather for a vigil for a missing infant in kansas city. someonein's pares say broke into the house and kidnapped lisa up from her crib. police say that the parents are once again cooperating with authorities. the foot of rain dumped over central florida leaves many homeowners stranded. many yards were completely submerged. one man did some cannot waterskiing. more storms are forecast -- one man did some canal waterskiing. a twister touched down in texas, tossing a crunching postal trucks. the path of the tornado was more than a mile long. one man was killed in a car accident. >> days after announcing th

in frankfurt, the shares of deutsche bank were sold. >> let's take a closer look at some of the market numbers. the dax finished almost two and a half% down. the euro stoxx 50 went down by one and a half percent. the dow jones closed over 2%. the euro is under pressure and is now trading at $1.33. we have an little bit of positive news, the number of people out of work in the eurozone itself for the first time since august. this was not enough to change the unemployment rate which is stuck at 10%. here is a look at the winners and losers in the region. >> in contrast to his neighbors, austria is well-off. with the lowest jobless rate with 3.7%, the alpine republic joyce -- enjoys nearly full employment. in the past year, on a point decline and 16 of the 27 eu member states including all of the baltic states. the biggest drop was in lithuania. the jobless rate dropped from 18.2% to 15.6% fuelled by a surging economy and help the experts. not all countries have seen a recovery. unemployment remains unchanged and the jobless rate rose in 10 e states. unemployment climbed from 12.1% to 16.

frankfurt avant is closed at sinclair lane. it's the miles per hour on the north side outer loop. 53 over towards 795. all the major roadways leading up to the beltway are looking ok. the major roads at the airport in great shape. this is harford road. traffic building just a bit. this is traffic on 95 at the fort mchenry. traffic moving without any significant the like out of the toll plaza. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> the white house is offering assistance to turkey after a powerful earthquake hit there on sunday. officials say the earthquake has killed more than 210 people so far. authorities believe dozens of people remain trapped inside collapsed buildings. one journalist hopes the earthquake will not be as bad as the one that killed nearly 900 people more than a decade ago. >> there is hope that the damage has not been that great. it occurred in the afternoon, on a sunday afternoon. >> the obama administration said the u.s. is ready to help in the search for survivors. >> libyans can seem to fi

shares rallied monday in frankfurt to finish at their highest levels in nearly two months. the summary from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> the probable hair cut for greet that did not terrify the market too much this monday. analysts were saying that many banks already wrote down the value of greek bonds to market prices. another hair cut would not hurt too much. so the market has been mainly driven by optimism. the next summit on wednesday could lead to results that would help it to solve the great debt problem. but especially greek shares went down sharply. >> in frankfurt, we will stay for a closer look at monday's number. the dax rallied 1.4%. eurostoxx 50 also gaining. the dow finished up 0.9%. on currency markets, the euro trading higher against the dollar at a value of $1.3925. following years of belt- tightening in the wake of the global recession years of 2008- 2009, german firms have been increasing investment in research and development again. according to a survey in the year gone by, 38% with 38.6 billion euros were spent on r&d in germany, representing a 9%

all across the board financials weighing on footsie manufacturing companies among top losers in frankfurt russian markets continue to march into the red investors are moving into cash and dissipating in possible worsening of

frankfurt. in a few minutes like technology update shows us how the bolshoi theater as our big story of the night transformed from historic relic to the twenty first century centerpiece it is today so if you're caught up on the latest business news next week to be tree. well as you know i'm welcome to business school as climbed a few places in the league of the world's financial senses but it's still languishing in order to promote the capital to the top of the division the government has called on the help of specialist advisers such a cover ports. top of the best known bankers have been meeting president advantage to share there is a bias on how to turn moscow into international financial center most agree that russia is fundamentally a track to the state of the economy is a relatively healthy and the government that's is not think compared to they do reppion and america levels but investors unanimously agreed that the biggest problem is lloyd for cement and a lack of trust in the system the r

frankfurt's. later in the program we discuss whether yours are somewhat sketchy of anything more than just calming the markets but first it's a business update dmitri. and welcome to business r.t. this friday evening good to have your company cracks are beginning to appear in global equities rally sentiment was given a significant left by this week's proposals from e.u. leaders on combat in euro zone debt crisis however as peter weston from out on suggests the bullish attitude could prove to be short lived. given that a lot of clients are sitting on cash we could see a little bit of a continuation of this rally i think it's very weak into foundation the sort of optimism that we've seen on the back of what happened in europe i think is very fragile because now what people will be doing is looking ahead and basically asking ourselves with other countries knocking on the door for and it's kind of example and then we're back to the same agenda again there also as far as i understand a few issues regar

frankfurt's. if you miss a night technology update shows us how the bolshoi theatre is our big story of the night transformed from historic relic to the twenty first century centerpiece of the day that's often caught up on the latest business news next week three. of those you know marketing business starting moscow as climbed a few places in the league of the world's financial centers but it's still languishing mid table in order to promote the capital to the top of the division the government has called on the help of specialist advisers as that america reports. top investment bankers have been made saying president it's better to share there is fire so how to turn moscow into international financial center most agree that russia is fundamentally attractive the state top economy is relatively healthy and a government that is not being compared to the european and american levels but investors unanimously agreed that the biggest problem is lloyd for cement and a lack of trust in the system the ru

frankfurt. well coming up in just a few minutes and historic unveiling his world renowned show i think it reopens its doors and the excitement is a lavish restoration. pressures intercontinental ballistic missile boulevard has been successfully test launch from a submarine waters off the country's far east coast soccer every ten warheads is eight thousand kilometers designed to withstand nuclear blasts the fundamental question is. after a successful launch in june it was decided to put into mass production. buffer the preferred other leading from around the world. the first democratic elections in tunisia since the arab spring uprising with moderate islamists not a part of the problem is with preservatives ninety one hundred seventeen seats in the country's assembly which now has to draft a new constitution weeks things overthrew the target of a rally nine months ago a move that spots similar uprisings in neighboring countries like egypt and libya. thirteen year old boy has been rescued from und

frankfurt's. well coming up in just a few minutes and historic unveiling is world renowned will show a theater reopens its doors and that huge excitement is over lavish restoration. russia's intercontinental ballistic missile the boulevard has been successfully test launch from a submarine in waters off the country's far east coast they suck and they were ten warheads is almost a thousand kilometers designed to withstand nuclear blasts to become a fundamental part of russia's nuclear arsenal after a successful launch in june it was decided to put me into mass production. now for the brief but other leading news from around the world this hour. the first democratic elections in tunisia since the arab spring uprising with moderate islamists not a party to power its workers it is one nine two have to imagine seventeen seats in the country's assembly which now has to draft a new constitution in the coming weeks to muslims overthrew a long time leader ben ali nine months ago a move that spots similar u

. >> demonstrators left over from the occupied wall street protests last weekend in frankfurt. they will not be breaking camp, there are too angry about the role of banks and the euro zone crisis. back in berlin, the government is still trying to find a viable solution. german chancellor angela merkel is expected to issue a major statement on friday, ahead of an eu summit. >> they are important steps on a long road, a road that will take us into next year. >> the government does not revealing any details, but the finance minister has suggested banks to take a haircut on the debt that greece goes to them. -- owes to them. >> we need a permanent solution for greece, or one that we could say it would work over a longer period. grace cannot survive -- greece cannot survive it without having some of its debt forgiven. >> there are calls for banks to boost their capitalization levels. nothing is decided yet, but it is looking possible that decrease may be left off the hook. -- greece may be blocked off the hook. >> this could be the motto for this trading monday, too happy, too soon.

and merck reported results earlier this morning that beat expectations. >> we stake in frankfurt for the closing numbers wednesday. the dax finished down by 0.5%. the eurostoxx 50 also lower. the dow managed a nice gains, up by 1.4%. on currency markets, the euro trading slightly higher this hour at $1.39 down nine. -- $1.3909. the greek government is desperately looking to put an end to tax evasion using a marietta of loopholes. creeks have consistently held and their wealth from the government, but those days could be over. >> boats are docked in greece, but some of them are registered for away, in tax shelters in the caribbean. it is one trick wealthy greeks used to escape taxes. >> last year, only 17 people declared an income of over 1 million euros on their tax return. this year will probably be the same. that is a clear sign the trend over the last 30 years is continuing. employers and retirees carry the brunt of the financial load. the burden is lopsided. >> workers have been hit by austerity measures and are turning their anger on the wealthy. >> he should pay more if you ear

it was in frankfurt, deeply in talks. meanwhile, carla bruni-sarkozy was giving birth.mr sarkozy pay her a visit thursday morning, and again on his way to another series of official duty. let's talk about this. agnes, a french journalist and commentator joins us. i'm very pleased you are able to join us today. what do you do? do you say the euro or do you see a moment that will never come again? >> i'm quite happy my president was with prime minister david camer-- german chancellor angela merkel. perhaps, you know, it's not a retirement -- it's not a requirement. they're both experienced parents, both of them. >> i will have to cut this interview short. thank you very much for your time. the reason we're cutting it short, we are returning to our main story the national transitional council council in sirte are celebrating on rumors that gaddafi has been captured. these rumors have come out in the last 15 to 20 minutes. caroline hawley, bring us up-to- date. >> there are rumors and news that has filtered through to tripoli. in the last few minutes, we've heard a lot of c

in frankfurt, and the dax took a huge jump up to close monday up over 3%, at 5847. the eurostoxx 50 was up more than 2.5%. the dow jones closed up more than 3%. the euro is trading for $1.3649. a strike by german air traffic controllers is on hold. they expect to have talks with the government on wednesday over pay and conditions. 2400 controllers could walk off the job as early as thursday, if the sides do not reach agreement. the union has said it would give at least 24 hours' notice before taking action. for more international news, back to brian. >> rescue workers in thailand are scrambling to prevent a humanitarian disaster. many parts of the country have seen the worst flooding in half a century. 270 people have been killed in heavy monsoon rains in the past few weeks. half of the provinces have seen flooding and mudslides. over a million hectares of agricultural land are under water. 10,000 people have been forced to leave their homes. there is more bad weather on the way. oil leaking from a container ship has started washing up on the shore of new zealand, o

this is the summary of the trading in frankfurt. >> investors hope the politicians will be able to solve the problems of greece, but one day before the eu summit, traders in frankfurt did not want to continue monday's rally. the dax ended up slightly in negative territory, while big banks like ubs have been able to convince investors. countries reported -- companies like ubs and deutche bank did report better results than expected. they did earn more than people expected before. >> we will stay for a closer look at tuesday's market numbers. the dax managed to finish slightly lower at 6040 points. the euro stocks 50 fell over 1%. on wall street, the dow closed of the top of the hour, down by almost 1.75%. on currency markets, the euro trading at $1.3893. germany's biggest energy firm, ion, is reportedly interted in buying the portuguese government's stake in [unintelligible] but they are facing stiff competition from sectors in brazil and china. a 21% stake in edp is being sold as part of a bailout agreement between portugal, the eu, and the imf. portugal has committed itself to shrinking

they fell 2.3% in frankfurt. 1.9% in paris. and 1% in london. in new york, the dow jones industrial average fell 258 points, or 2.4%, to 10,655. market players say growing concerns over the european credit problems are dampening investors' appetite for risk. >>> the first images taken by the world's largest telescope were unveiled on monday. the radio telescope observatory was built on a chilean desert 5,000 meters above sea level at a cost of more than $1.5 billion. it's a multinational project involving japan, the united states and european countries. eventually 66 antenna dishes will be linked to make up the radio telescope. each dish measures about ten meters in diameter. alma began operating after 19 of its an ten as were completed this week. it captured images of a universe some 70 million light years away from earth. the pictures show gas and dust which cannot easily be observed by optical telescopes. alma can also detect organic compounds in outerspace, including amino acids. >> translator: i hope the alma telescope will help us solve th

president sarkozy, chancellor merkel met in frankfurt. they have differences over how and whether to increase the firepower of the main bailout fund, what they call the efff. there are also differences over how you recapitalize europe's banks and also greek issue here has not been resolved. the biggest you hear is this -- it's not so much the austerity measures, but all the time greek debt is going up. what's going to happen to that debt? is there going to have to be a fold at some stage with international investors taking a big hit? i heard somebody saying to me at the g-20 last weekend, europe still has to explain what it is going to do about this crisis right here. >> gavin, thank you very much indeed for now. it's a long day ahead in athens, and we'll be right across events there on "bbc world news" throughout the course of the day. looking also, of course, of all the ramifications of that, sally is here with me now. let's just look ahead to the meeting at the weekend for a moment, because we had the sarkozy-merkel attempt to bridge t

frankfurt's. and i support coming up short in this hour with rich girl the lakers games in the russian premier league and that while the world's most famous boxers isn't quite ready either to have clubs yet when we talk about find out shortly we've caught up with the latest business tonight. banks kavanagh still as climbed a few places in the league of world financial centers but it's still languishing mid table in order to promote the capital to start of the division the government has called on the help of specialist advisors over hasn't liking it. top investment bankers have been meeting president it's better to share there is a price of how to turn moscow into international financial center most agree that russia is fundamentally attractive the state of the economy is relatively healthy and a government that's is not thing compared to the european and american levels bazza investors unanimously agreed that the biggest problem is low in force meant and a lack of trust in the system the rule of

frankfurt's. coming up in just a few minutes on historic unveiling moscow's world renowned also theater opens its doors and a huge excitement at eight years of lavish restoration. russia's intercontinental ballistic missile. has been successfully test launch from a submarine in waters off the country's far east coast. ten warheads as long as eight thousand kilometers and designed to withstand nuclear blasts become a fundamental part of russia's nuclear arsenal. a successful launch in june two decided to put the missile into mass production. after that brief other headlines from around the world this hour. the first democratic elections in tunisia since the arab spring uprising the moderate islamist party to power its perceptive one ninety off two hundred seventeen seats in the country's assembly which now has to draft a new constitution the coming weeks. overthrew longtime leader ben ali nine months ago a move that sparked similar uprisings in neighboring countries like egypt and libya . a thirtee

frankfurt's but coming up in just a few minutes and historical unveiling goes well beyond also i think it's a reopened it was a huge excitement of here at this restoration. russia's intercontinental ballistic missile boulevard has been successfully test launch from submarine waters off the country's far east coast intissar can deliver ten warheads is eight thousand ounces designed to withstand a blast become the fundamental part of russia's hostile after successful launch in june to the side to put this out into mass production. nothing in brief but other world news this hour the first democratic elections in tunis years since the arab spring uprising moderate islamist party to power represents there's one ninety or one hundred seventeen seats in the country assembly. draft a new constitution permits and isn't overthrew longtime leader ben ali nine months ago start similar uprisings in neighboring countries but egypt and libya. the thirteen year old boy has been rescued from the date with a collapsed building days off of work and. rescue crews have been working around the clock to find

of extremists who detest the west anti immigrant parties are seeing a surge in popularity in frankfurt almost whole for the residents of four and the free voters group is getting elected with this message for muslims integrate well leave our country more and more young men but also young women. which were. born in germany go to the extremists government puts women to heel conflict with germany's three million muslims but the experts say the country splitting apart it's a pro and anti islam camps bush you see frankfurt the anti corporate occupy wall street movement is organizing a general strike next week in response to another rally of police brutality during a rally in oakland california an iraq war veteran was badly injured police crackdown on thousands of activists he's a sycophant of has the latest on the protests that have been growing for the past five weeks. but we now have all of these giant tents that have popped up across the park liberty plaza as you like to call it and that raises some interesting issues have spoken to at least three different protesters who now came out sp

frankfurt's. the anti corporate occupy wall street movement is organizing a general strike next week in response to more complaints of police brutality well during a rally in oakland california an iraq war veteran was badly injured when police crackdown on thousands of activists that prompted hundreds to walk through the streets of new york in support of the veteran who's now at hospital only seven people were arrested by the occupy wall street movement has been rallying for five weeks now all across the united states hundreds have been arrested many have been beaten or pepper sprayed as police try to disperse the marches. parties lucy craft and all this following the developments of the occupy wall street protests on her twitter page you can get already sent quick quick us updates you can see the address on your screen right there coming up in just a few minutes and this story on a very old world renowned bolshoi theater reopens to stores and maybe huge excitement after years of lavish restoratio

frankfurt's. but coming up in just a few minutes and historic unveiling. well they're down the bolshoi theater reopened it was made huge excitement on the lives of at least restoration. russia's intercontinental ballistic missile the boulevard has been successfully tested on german submarine waters off the country's far east coast the missile can deliver ten warheads is or is eight thousand kilometers designed to withstand nuclear blasts become a fundamental part of russia's nuclear arsenal after a successful launch in june it was decided to put the missile into mass production . for the brief other world news this hour the first democratic elections in tunisia since the arab spring uprising moderate islamist another party to power represents there's one ninety or two hundred seventeen seats in the country's assembly to draft a new constitution meets the needs in overthrew longtime leader ben ali nine months ago that spot similar uprisings in neighboring countries like egypt and libya. a thirteen year old boy has been rescued from one of the dead with a co

his wife but missed the actual birth because the other goes through a year of crisis meeting in frankfurt it's the first child together but both had children from previous marriages the forty three year old former model is the only serving french first lady to become a mother. you saw a launch of the first run. a rocket to take off from a western nation is to hold on for another day no apparently because of fueling problems when the soyuz does blast off though on friday it said to carry european satellite navigation equipment bushnell reports from the south american country on the big bucks project resting in russia's hands. drivers find g.p.s. navigator can often be inaccurate and actually cartels in built up zones are the new e.u. competitor called galileo promises me to point precision even in open areas where buildings currently morse g.p.s. coverage to send the satellites into orbit europe's chosen the soyuz launcher with its own royal track record by far the most. we. hear from e.u. space chief say shows you don't need to be complicated to succeed russian system very simple and effe

frankfurt's. that coming up in just a few minutes and historic unveiling. world renowned ultra theater reopens its doors and huge excitement after years of lavish restoration. the antique corporate occupy wall street movement is organizing a general strike next week response to another rally over police brutality during a rally in oakland california an iraq war veteran was badly injured in this crackdown thousands of activists he's a tough enough has the latest on the protests that have been growing for the past five weeks. we now have all of these giant tents that have popped up across the park liberty plaza as like to call it and that raises some interesting issues have spoken to at least three different protesters who now came out specifically because they were shocked to see this kind of level of crackdown in their own country for essentially nonviolent actions it has been sort of interesting to see how it's changed the nature of the protests here some of the organizers that have been here in new york from day one said that this sort of the do a lot of

frankfurt's. the anti-corporate occupy wall street movement is organizing a general strike next week in response to more complaints of police brutality during a rally in oakland california an iraq war veteran was badly injured and police crackdown on thousands of activists that prompted hundreds walked through the streets of new york in support of the veteran who's now in hospital at least ten people were arrested and the occupy wall street movement has been rallying for five weeks now all across the united states hundreds have been arrested while many have been beaten pepper spray as police tried to disperse the marchers. a lot is this a calf and others following the developments of the occupy wall street protests on her twitter page you can get all the latest and quickest updated look at the bottom of the screen is her user name. well coming up in just a few minutes for you as story unveiling moscow's world renowned bolshoi theater really opens its doors in a huge excitement after years of lavis

the board financials are weighing on the footsie and fracturing companies among the top losers in frankfurt in asia stocks are down and first traded chinese resource firms were taking another hit with enemy and produce a child go down six point four percent and overnight drop in the nasdaq. it was weighing on tech blue chips in japan with sony shedding one point six percent of the clothes. this is the picture in russia investors are also moving into cash they're anticipating possible worse things of greece's economic situation ever the r.t.s. is two point three percent two point two percent lower. what's moving the my six let's take a look financials are in pain as burbank is sharing with two point four percent this bank of moscow's also in negative territory down three point three separate us dropped by seventeen fault in january to june answer our is on the rise of the report of the nine fold increase in net profit for the first of the year. despite latest market volatility good profit from for the dialogue says some russian stocks have the strong fundamentals for future growth the russia

frankfurt in asia pretty much the same picture chinese resource firms are taking another hits without a penny in producer chalco down six point two percent overnight a drop in the nasdaq stateside is weighing on tech blue chips in japan with sony being one of the biggest losers. and this is what russia looks like when the half hours into the trading day investors are also moving into the sidelines anticipating a possible worsening of greece's economic situation indeed it is in the spotlight this week if we look at the main movers on the my sax as burbank is among the main losers investors have started pricing in wednesday's report saying that lenders postpone a secondary public offering however on the day the news broke the stock was one of the strongest performance and to rouse on the rise up to report of the nine fold increase in net profit for the first half of the year and bank of moscow is in negative territory its net profit has dropped by seventeen times in january to june year on year. dutch electronics conglomerate philips is counting on the russian market after a significant

frankfurt. the corporates occupy wall street movement in a general strike next week responds to a go round with police brutality during a rally in oakland california iraq was that of the police there are thousands of acts of its own musical follow as the latest on the protests we've been groomed for the post five weeks. we now have all of these giant tents that have popped up across the park the liberty plaza as they like to call it and that raises some interesting issues spoken to at least three different protesters who now came out specifically because they were shocked to see this kind of level of crackdown in their own country for essentially nonviolent actions it has been sort of interesting to see how it's changed the nature of the protests here some of the organizers that have been here in new york from day one said that this sort of they do a lot of this nonviolence training where you know they ask people to stay calm and sort of make their get their message across without actually getti

frankfurt's. well the few minutes moscow out the russian capital really never sleeps that before we check that night life let's get down to business with dmitri . thanks very much tess the markets are continuing to make headway around the world sentiment has been given a significant left by this week's proposals from leaders on combating the eurozone debt crisis however cracks are already beginning to appear in peter west of ramadan believes the rally could prove to be short lived. given that a lot of clients are sitting on cash we could see a little bit of a continuation of this rally i think it's very weak in terms of foundation the sort of optimism that we've seen on the back of what happened in europe i think is very fragile because now what people will be doing is looking ahead and basically asking themselves with other countries knocking on the door for and it's kind of through example and then we're back to the same agenda again there are also as far as i understand a few issues regarding t

of extremists who detest the west and see immigrant pulte as a seeing a surge in popularity in frankfurt almost whole of the residents of foreign the freebooters group is getting elected with this message for muslims integrate will leave our country more and more young men but also young women. who were born in germany oh go to the extremists government puts women to heel conflict with germany's three million muslims the experts say the country splitting apart it's a pro and anti islam camps bush or r.t. frankfurt's own a few minutes moscow out of the russian capital never sleeps for which i can write right let's get down to business intimately. thanks very much to the markets are continuing to make headway around the world sentiment has been given a significant left by this week's proposals from e.u. leaders on combat in the eurozone debt crisis however cracks already beginning to appear in the west of ramazan believes the rally could prove to be short lived. given that a lot of clients are sitting on cash we could see a little bit of a continuation of this rally i think it's very weak

employment commission adjust the protests for just a should go to frankfurt instead of brussels frankfurt being the home of the european central bank central to this euro crisis at the moment the national movement people are coming here from all across europe people of actually mall just for months by food for example from the likes of spain to get here seen drossos really as the hearts of the e.u. and the problem here. for the last part the protests today have been very peaceful but the atmosphere here is just suddenly lost the moment the law. more tense for us because the police i was shown still in fast numbers here and you can see the line of police vans behind me the protesters together behind there the police have been trying to disperse the last few remaining hundred hardcore protesters from the steps in front of the cathedral they say they're trying to disperse and peacefully they set up a cordon around them they're not letting anyone into that cordon bleu they want to people to leave but they did as they started to disperse those people on the on the paving the protesters they di