and then i'm actually -- i've been doing fundraising at caroline's school. also i've been selling t-shirts. >> a whole lot of t-shirts. and flowers, too. add some colorful posters, and you have a recipe for success. when the 10 weeks were up, lisette had not only reached her goal, she had exceeded it, raising... it was an impressive amount but not enough to land her the title "woman of the year" at the society's big celebration. still, lisette wasn't disappointed. >> and what i really like is that the slogan is, "whoever wins, cancer loses." and so that makes me -- almost, like, inspires me to raise even more money. because i'm like, regardless of how much i raise, i know that we are going a step closer to finding a cure. >> lisette may not have won the competition, but she clearly has the heart of a champion. by the way, the leukemia and lymphoma society has all kinds of ways for teens to get involved. we have a link on our website. >> this important message is brought to you by the aclu, because constitution day is every day. [ up-tempo music plays ] >> te

caroline connan joins us from there.ire french government resigned after the controversial comments from the economic minister. we expect a new cabinet today. i am joined by a socialist member of parliament. very nice to be with you today. we do not expect the entire government to resign. were you surprised? >> i was very surprised because in fact, the minister did not thatery different things would've come out. we were surprised. it was clearly a leadership issue. andave a prime minister said it one week ago there's only one line and one voice and one had. and some days later they said no, let's talk. [indiscernible] ofyou were in charge economic issues during the campaign in 2012. has he become the president of austerity? >> we do not. we have decided to make strong spending cuts, one billion euros of cuts in let's say, three years. than thearly more amount we had announced during the campaign. but it is necessary. friends has to decrease -- in france has to reduce its deficit and very slow growth and we need to grow.

he spoke with caroline for an hour.kraine is having an impact on german economy and warned of the dangers of military escalation in the region. crisis as discussed by russia does not harm the economy as quickly, but you actually need to have a hierarchy of you have to take into account and destabilize the political situation. you will not change part of it. you want to have a partnership of course. everybody wants to have heart ownership. -- to have a partnership. we cannot accept that they will be violated by force. >> are you seeing a need to revise the growth target this year? >> we have been very careful. the german government has in very careful. we are still at the economic target. we have been careful. >> germany is a big target of russian oil. can you tell me the reason we are not the a more sanctions in russia? >> it is lagging again and again. i think we have in rather successful. you are together with the united states. it is related to financial markets. i think what we are trying to find is the right valid.

with him he is caroline hyde in paris. caroline in a paris.w cabinet today after the economy minister openly criticized the policies of the government forcing the entire cabinet to resign. new debate one austerity. who will be in and who will be out? i will tell you more later. over to caroline hyde. >> got to love it. i am talking the world's largest advertising company. a bit of a winning streak. sales reached 5.5 billion pounds. better than expected. the u.k. grew as well as the u.s. and emerging markets. britishngth of the pound. i will be back more on where the company expects. if not asees gray black. >> a black swans. looking for. futures lower in paris and germany. why? we were off it yesterday. welcome. -- we were off it yesterday. man

caroline, we heard from mr. valls. >> we can say that the business community here is responding quite well to the cabinet reshuffle. they say the nomination of the new economic minister is a sign that president hollande and --me minister valls tax cuts for a company that is part of the so-called responsibility pack. yesterday was the opening ceremony of the university. i talked to one ceo. france's largest insurer. here is how he reacted to the speech. >> it is the first time we see a prime minister from the socialist party coming to meet this guy and tell you, i love you. i love corporations, the private sector, i am supporting you. we have been waiting there for a long time. --s type of radical change the old labor, new labor, tony blair says we will succeed only if the success of corporations. comparing prime minister valls to tony blair. valls wasech of mr. quite interesting. it was a speech that we all expected for france. it is a speech, historical speech, where he was pragmatic and he was very willing to

>> it is, carolin. essentially what you're looking at for turkey, this is one of the fragile five economies. and at the same point, you know, when you look at the relationship that the russians and the turks have traditionally had, they've had problems over the annexation of crimea, for example, so a lot of politics in that relationship. essentially what you have here is profits trumping the politics. this isn't something we haven't seen before, at least from the erdegan government. mr. erdegan taking any opportunity to rant about the israelis, to rant about foreign policy, what's happening in gaza, to complain about the israeli lobby. but essentially the trade between israel and turkey has never been better. billions of dollars in trade, 250,000 israeli tourists came to turkey a alone. a pipeline from israel to european markets and they would do so via turkey. so lots of things in the pipeline essentially for that relationship. despite the fact that he may be saying one thing, he's also working the oth

caroline is here with more. paying off?vamp >> the first increase in sales and 12 quarters, three years we see sales and chip only 1.3%. profit is still down because of restructuring charges but we are saying a warm breeze flowing from pc sales. this has helped microsoft. the xp software is no longer supported on older computers. businesses are busy buying up newer computers that can support new software, helping drive pc sales. saw is why the sales group growth of 12%. the sales numbers for their fiscal third-quarter is because of pc's sold. elsewhere not so good. across the board we are seeing the likes of the areas of .rinting which is 20% of sales also services. that is the storage and service and software. those divisions had little or no growth. definitely trying to find new products to invest in. the trajectory is not going to change. forsecond quarter was good pc sales but the trajectory is generally down. we will see more people going on to their computers. we will not have desktops. >> there is a huge debate about

caroline hyde. cars, bmw and toyota have posted. i will be back with more on the car industry. >> asian stocks are lower and chinese pmi services coming at a record low and features nudging higher in europe. on the stoxx 600, we are more ofn 5% lower from the highs 2014. european markets editor manus cranny on the touchscreen. >> we have had four straight days of declines. london and paris and portugal all rising. the managing index along with retail sales. the display of what is going on. a little bit of relief for one of the main banks. all risingel -- between telefonica and a deal on the table. drop inils on the 98% agricole. bindi just under 7 billion euros. succeed percent of it will be funded in cash. the rest capital raising. they are trying to pay back share price to the half esters by20 -- to investors of 2015. we'll keep an eye on the story. u.k. construction, we get the services numbers today. 8 is in number 5 you are looking for. hotels down. billion.10 the numbers beat. those are two of the big east. -- biggies. we have

caroline hyde joins us now. are we going to get a deal here? >> looks like it.looks like winner is going to take all. telefonica offered far more cash. 4.6 billion euros worth. also an option to switch out and into some telefonica italian state. we have three months of exclusive talks. now all the talk is about what happens to tell come italia? does it pull out entirely? guy and i were talking about it yesterday maybe this is the employ all along. -- ploy all along. maybe that's where we're going to get more bids. they have already been looking at how they can potentially carve up their unit in brazil. >> vivendi. the service of things is what makes sense for a lot of people. what's happening here? >> they are focusing on media. on how to distribute their media as well. basically it is just -- the tv unit and universal, the music. they have to dribble distribute hat out. you can channel out some of your tv content. do the same with telefonica. now maybe they will start to have more partnerships are spotify. this is very clever by the chairman. he came onboard ju

at caroline kennedy's apartment on park avenue in new york. caroline kennedy was about to take up her post as ambassador to tokyo in japan and she wanted advice from hillary, the formerr secretary of state about what ls she should expect and hillary told her, according to sources that hillary spoke to later, hig that don't o be surprised if yo marching orders as ambassador in tokyo come not from the state department but from valerie jarrett in the white house. who is essentially a political advisor, not a policy person. i think that says volumes about how this administration has been run. >> mr. klein, the covereen of y. book features the couple bill and hillary clinton and michelle and barack obama. talk about how they worked toge together as a couple, tical political y in the sense. >> how each of the couples worki together? >> yeah. >> well, that would take us a y, long time, but basically i would say that as quickly as i can sat this that the s clintons have as marriage that is somewhat similar to the marriage of franklin roosevelt and ele

the book is called "c is for cocoa" and we welcome caroline. it's an alphabet book which is interesting. why did you decide on this approach? >> thank so you much for having me. we decided on the alphabet book because we wanted children to be able to include as many things as possible in their daily environment in book. the children are young, third graders so we thought the alphabet book would be an easy way for them to create the story. >> you've worked with children more than a dozen years here in the u.s. but how did you get to ghana? >> we heard about a group called leap for ghana that was taking a literacy mission there. we could not resist a chance to go to ghana to work with children there. >> we have a is for apple here in the u.s. but a is not for apple there. it's ant, avocado and in mexico -- you give it a mexican name. the children helped write this book. tell us what the other letters stand for. >> a xylophone, an instrument created in africa. there's palm oil which is used in soap products that we use and all over the world. ther

caroline? pretty fascinating, because china has been where it is that for the likes of hermes gucci.is vuitton and they have been opening new stores and cashing in on the buyer. for the first time, not even did we see this in the financial crisis, we are seeing discounts. we are seeing big discounts, particularly in july. ferragamolked into or went online shopping for shoes, 40% off. if you went into gucci and wanted a shoulder bag in downtown shanghai you could pick it up for 30% off. dior had sales. some had some really rather doing, subtles ways of sales. many of these companies do not want to be seen discounting. how did hermes do it. you could get a dress for half price at an invitation only sale in a hotel. and you could not take any pictures. you also, if you wanted to pick up a cartier watch. well, you could. but actually go to a special store. it was all organized by wechat, the chinese version of whats app. youou are a loyal customer, got a message saying, come to the sale. they are t

remind me to tell her happy anniversary. [ cortana ] next time you talk to caroline, i'll remind you. [ siri ] oh no, i cannot do that.

here with more is caroline heidi. how bad were the numbers? it seems like the percentage of the stopping and shopping going on in the u.s. markets, fewer people are stopping and shopping at stop & shop. >> they are stopping but they are not shopping. they are blaming easter to a large extent but they are also complaining that it is a competitive landscape in price inflation is very low. they are not able to boost the prices of their food goods at the moment. this is quite a powerhouse in europe and the united states. homeland, it has egos. in the u.s., it has got stop & shop. a number of brands and they say, we are losing market share in the united states. particularly in new england. .ales down 1% on a like for like basis, they missed estimates in the united states and europe. the margin is under pressure. operating profit down 15%. overall profitability is being hit because they are having to discount a lot. in prices. >> and also invest in the stores. if they are going to have all this competition, they are trying to upgrade their stores li

i'm carolin roth.anese growth weighs on sentiment. shares of king digital are getting crushed after the popular gamemaker reports disappointing earnings. >>> a report on july retail sales is out before the opening bell. >>> and uk wages grow at the slowest pace on record. potentially throwing a wrench in the rate hike timelines. >>> well, good morning, everyone. if you're just tuning in, thank you so much for joining us on the show. let's have a look at how markets are fairing ahead of the u.s. open. we're expecting a slightly higher start to the trading session. the s&p taking into fair value up by around 8 points. the dow jones could rise by 57 and the nasdaq seen up by 16 points. this after the markets off by 0.1% on the dow. european markets look like this. we are higher across the board. barely modest sell for the ft. if it is 100 which didn't react too much to the wage data, to the unemployment data. wages growing at the slowest pace on record, unemployment rate dropping to 6.4%. the xetra dax is

is gettingeline pretty full, caroline.e know that on september 9, they will finally unveil these larger iphones. numbered news reported that it is ready for an unveiling the second tuesday of september. it is a traditional time for the iphone. what is important about that as they are larger in size, taking on the likes of samsung which have done quite well with larger size iphones. what we have reporters in the last 24 hours is that the new ipads are now entering production it is the largest size for them, a 9.7 inch. it is a first formfactor they had when they first launched the ipad all those years ago. at 7.9, the many ipad is getting ready for production. both of those will be out by the end of the year. that is at least four products. their hit product for apple. iphone is number one for them. ipad number two. that is strong -- is a strong pipeline as tim cook has pointed out. >> important for apple and those consumers out there just waiting to get their hands on the next type of product. also, really crucial for the

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one of them is caroline hyde. they missed estimates. reported sales down 8.3% in 31 weeks to august third. the company reported 56.2 million euros profit. net losses were bigger than expected in the second quarter. the lender stepped up the loan provision as italy bounced back into recession. reimbursete mainly to taxpayers. fund says it will lift malaysian airlines. a 12.5% premium in shares they do not already own. this will be the first stage for the carrier after two major losses this year. reportedng group bookings up. can the travel companies good fortunes hold up through the winter. like winter is voting pretty well. what is fascinating is it has exposure to russia. not one mention. the only issue they do mention is emerging market's maybe hit. there is a serious mention of the fact that latinos are down by two percent in the main state his nose. bey say overall it could because of tensions in egypt but also potentially unrest in russia. the number of customers declining a little in the summer season. the profits are up 21%, help

with us is caroline hyde.hing telecom italia, vivendi and telefonica. >> i am going to look at a bit of m&a across the board. , this isilian angle the old guard of italy and spain, the big telecom giants wanting in on the emerging markets. to spend some 7 billion euros, telecom italia. we could see telecom italia fall about 1% this morning. also, keep an eye on united internet. this is a german company. it has just taken a hefty stake, about 10.7% in rocket internet. this is a bet on the emerging markets story. remember what rocket internet do, they take tried and tested business models, the likes of uber, and they copy them in emerging markets. frontiers that haven't yet been taken on by startups. they take the risk in taking it to a new country, trying to double with a new base of user who isn't quite as savvy on the internet side of things. it is fascinating, what rocket is doing. it is all ahead of an initial share sale. rocket internet is lining up to sell shares later this year. they want to be valued at

caroline hyde is here. it is not like this is the first time we have had bad news from this company of late. >> it is not. this is the worst since january 2012. what happened is philip clark had town vail the first slash in profit forecast in two decades and he hasn't caught a break since. on his departure, he is going to leave a month earlier than planned and they had to make him swallow all the bad news. you have to cut the capital expenditure and slash the dividend by 75%. now we want to bring in the brand manager rather than the shopkeeper, dave lewis. this is a company that has seen just this week, posting they had the worst sales decline in two decades . market share has fallen sub30%. now 28.8%. discounters are eating at them from the bottom. you and i are becoming savvier. we're going our discounters and buying our meat and products. tesco is a huge asset in the middle that can't -- >> is this then getting all the bad news out before the new boss starts? >> i think certainly yes. they have a whole l

caroline hyde has been working through the numbers. far things have been unaffected by those sanctions. this company has not , so the likes of be withinot deemed to putin's inner circle. been overdone. so says citigroup. the trade sanctions are unlikely to spread to companies such as those privately held in the steel sector. citigroup still things that is going to remain on course. construction is going to continue. we have got sales down seven percent. that is not as bad as it was expected. because of the russian ruble are actually, you getting more bang for your buck. you are seeing profits on the rise because your cost are going down when you are making this yield. it is also very present in south africa. we have been hearing from so many u.k. companies. this is an example of a company being helped for the weakness of the ruble? >> and growing outside of russia, is that what they are looking to do? >> exactly that. they be selling shares in their american unit to reduce debt. they have been doing that efficiently. company that is th

we are joined by caroline hyde. let's the numbers are not flabbergasting. saw sales down and you stack it up against competitors. they are doing well. the mobile giant is that a fall in sales. the fact that deutsche telekom good,ep sales flat is given the uproar and competition they are facing at home. a third of sales come from germany and we are about to get stiff competition from them merging units. they have intense price competition across the board. what is interesting is investing. they are scaling down investing and it is interesting. they have been dressing up the unit and investing to make it more attractive in the future. they are scaling up investment and bringing the money home. they are making the network .etter in germany and >> forget about the numbers. they have been thinking about the u.s. units. >> that have been trying to sell the unit for the past few years and they get close. the deal will fall away. and hasas been bidding put out $40 per share on the table for t-mobile. regulation got the better of them and the u.s. did not want to se

hywe are joined by caroline de.d attendance expected at games com. >> so popular is this event they had to set up an entire tent village. people are camping across the street because they cannot get a hold of hotel rooms. desperate to get in. when you look at the numbers, it is staggering, because they're selling consoles. the key rivalry is sony with playstation and microsoft with the x-box. .both the been winners say station has killed it. 10 million consoles sold since they came to the market. microsoft with half that at 5 million. the lust for these consoles is making everyone a winner. it is making the games maker winner as well. we have got these two likes of sony showing off their new console with metal gears. this is a new action adventure in a series. a stealth game. they've got new aspects. microscopic has, with quantum break. it is all about time travel. but the amount of sales we are seeing is driving this market ever larger. it's expected by pwc that the market will gain 7% this year, $27 billion. it co

caroline hyde is here. >> rate bit of investigative journalism going on in business week. that so many of these luxury goods makers, like, allmh and the have been having stores in china focusing on spending. for the first time, we are seeing discounts, heavy discounts going on. leather ferragamo palms, 40% off. bagi, a leather shoulder discounted by 30% in downtown shanghai. dior, all these stores are doing discounts. others are doing them really well. many of these luxury companies are terrified about seeming to the bargains. they don't want to be seen to be that. they want to keep the a lower -- allure of luxury. half-price dresses and shoes. it was invitation only, a sale in a hotel. barred from taking pictures. chater, they sent out a message to some of their most loyal customers and said, we have got a high jewelry exhibition. all pieces are at hong kong prices. you had to contact the sales department to go. >> is this because of the tax on chinese imported goods? there is a real slap on these luxury goods. is it to keep the customers who aren't traveling happy in chi

caroline is in the studio.ou. >> mark, no love from russia for carlsberg. the brewer is cutting their profit outlook. they previously said it was going to be up by high single digits. heineken did have a better quarter. they are projecting more growth, more market share. they are quite pleased. it is a tale of two brewers. -- carillion rebuffed again by balfour beatty. the proposed merger is too risky for balfour. deadlinep or shut up looms. i've :00 p.m. on friday. an agreement is unlikely before then. jon. >> thanks, caroline. i will be live from germany. 19 nobel prize winners right here today. i get the privilege to speaking to two of them. we will be talking about unemployment and any quality. in the context of monetary policy, what can the federal reserve do about the situation in the labor market right now?

caroline wyatt reports from a makeshift camp. home.s is now their yazidi men, women, and children all in one room in this unlikely sanctuary. their survivors of mount sinjar. this is the next step on their long journey. the youngest refugee was 10 days old when his mother carried him in her arms to safety on top of the mountain. his father said other newborns were slaughtered by islamist fighters. seven days and nights on mount sinjar. his mother says he is sickly now and needs medical help. are helping each other survive, but it is hard to explain to the youngest why they have been singled out for slaughter. they will probably never see their home again. this man is 95. she is almost blind and was lost in the chaos when her village was attacked. she has no idea if her family is still alive. herman next to her carried from the mountain down to safety. at last, some help from outside. there are now 35,000 refugees from the yazidi minority who have flooded into northern iraq in recent days and weeks. they are adding to the numbers

remind me to tell her happy anniversary. [ cortana ] next time you talk to caroline, i'll remind you. [ siri ] oh no, i cannot do that. oh, and remind me to get roses when i'm near any flower shop. sure thing. remind you when you get to flower shop. i can't do that either. cortana, it's gonna be a great night. [ beep ] oh wow! thanks for the traffic alert. i better get going. now that is a smart phone. ♪ oh, wait ♪ it's 'cause you make me smile ♪ hey, what are you drinking? i'll take a redd's strawberry ale! what? redd's! i think he wants this. redd's strawberry ale. fresh like a strawberry. brewed like an ale. it takes place in anhaha, cleveland... i love it babe. i'm not your babe. you weren't saying that this morning, when you're like... mmmmm mmmm mmm alright we're done. break up with lingering food. (ding!) mmmmm mmmm for that just brushed clean feeling... ♪ eat, drink, chew orbit [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome back. welcome back to the program. my guest tonight, they're celebrating their 20th anniversary with a new album called "a better tomorrow." it's due out in novem

i'm carolin roth. investors eyeing germany. telefonica raises the stakes in the battle for vivendi's brazilant unit. bp says the situation at whiting is under control after an explosion overnight impacted operations out of the biggest u.s. refinery. >>> ukraine accuses moscow of fresh incursions after russia may have had a major u.s. bank in retaliation for sanctions. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> good morning, everyone. yes, welcome to "worldwide exchange." at the top of the show, i want to bring you some breaking news regarding the eurozone. some interesting economic data points. the eurozone july annual growth, 1.8% versus a reuters poll of 1.5 %, according to the ecb. that seems to be ticking up. again, up 0.1% on year versus the four count, over 1.5%. we also have annual growth loans to the private sector. it is -- but that was to be expect theed, negative 1.6% versus a reuters poll of 1.5 %. so that number is a little bit

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caroline joins us from paris. this is one of the most exposed banks to russia. >> yes, the numbers are better than expected. they had a 24% decline in provisions for risky loans. they did take 200 million euro litigationor known risks. they have a big retail presence. of rosebank. i asked what exactly was their exposure to russia and the onact sanctions would have the business. >> the current uncertainties and geopolitical issues would have probably a macroeconomic impact. the expectation is zero growth, a flat situation. this will have an impact on nation and risk. >> what is the actual impact on russian sanctions? what is your total exposure? >> total exposure represent three percent of balance sheet. the group exposure to our russian subsidiary represent 5 billion euros. euros have 13.5 billion of outstanding loans. increased but we also retained loans during this time. it is essentially the same thing. >> how will you make sure you respect sanctions? is it ethical? >> our first target is to comply with our new

here is caroline hyde. how bad were the numbers? >> they missed across the board. remember why we care about ahold? it is a big retailer. huge retailer. mainly a dutch one in the netherlands. think of brands such as stop and shop and giant food. it has its foothold over there. things are not looking to rosy. operating profit down 15%. pressure on volumes, price investment as well. this is the problem for the company. they are having to just try and lure in a buyer when we have inflation at really significant lows. they are not able to boost the price of their goods and they have plenty of competition on their plate. they are offering discounts plenty trying to draw and lure the shopper in. they are spending big on turning around some of their u.s. shops. they have rolled out a total of 320 stores that have been improved in the united states. but they are not able at the moment to gain any sort of uptick in sales yet. they have cost savings but that is not enough to support the sales. sales down by 1.8% in the united states. even though we have the world cup that th

caroline connan is in france. she has got the story. she has been talking to the deputy ceo. >> guy, if you look at the earnings of societe generale, they were pretty good numbers. they beat estimates. for the risky loans declined by about 24%. the net income was at the highest level since mid-2010. of course, we have to look at russia. russia is one of their big strategic markets for societe generale. it is the second-largest market by client for consumer banking for societe generale, just after france. ceo whathe deputy would be the impact of sanctions and what was the total exposure of societe generale to russia. geopoliticalt asues, we have probably macroeconomic impact on the russian economic issue. our new expectation is a flat situation in russian economy for 2014. on thell have an impact credit origination, and globally speaking probably also on risk. actual impact of russian sanctions on societe generale? >> total exposure of societe generale represents 3% of our total balance sheet. capital, the group exposure in terms of capi

caroline wyatt reports from a makeshift camp. home.s is now their yazidi men, women, and children all in one room in this unlikely sanctuary. their survivors of mount sinjar. this is the next step on their long journey. the youngest refugee was 10 days old when his mother carried him in her arms to safety on top of the mountain. his father said other newborns were slaughtered by islamist fighters. seven days and nights on mount sinjar. his mother says he is sickly now and needs medical help. are helping each other survive, but it is hard to explain to the youngest why they have been singled out for slaughter. they will probably never see their home again. this man is 95. she is almost blind and was lost in the chaos when her village was attacked. she has no idea if her family is still alive. herman next to her carried from the mountain down to safety. at last, some help from outside. there are now 35,000 refugees from the yazidi minority who have flooded into northern iraq in recent days and weeks. they are adding to the numbers

at caroline kennedy's apartment on park avenue in new york.caroline kennedy was about to take up her post as ambassador to tokyo, japan. and she wanted advice from hillary, the former secretary of state, about what she should expect. and hillary told her, according to sources that hillary spoke to later, that don't be surprised if your marching orders as ambassador in tokyo come not from the state department but from valerie jarrett in the white house who is essentially a political adviser, not a policy person. i think that says volumes about how this administration has been run. >> mr. klein, the cover of your book features the couple bill and hillary clinton and michelle and barack obama. talk about how they work together as a couple, particularly in the political sense. >> how -- >> how each of the couples works. >> well, that would take us a long time, but basically, i would say that as quickly as i can say this, that the clintons have a marriage that is somewhat similar to the marriage of franklin roosevelt and eleanor roosevelt. it's ess

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ryan chilcote and caroline join us to discuss. let's start with you. >> the headline is that russia is going to ban imports and eight is 43 billion in food every year. you go to russian supermarkets and it seems like form products are ubiquitous. this is where you have to look at the fine print. yesterday. we thought we got that yesterday. and the russian government holds a meeting that starts and we are expecting a briefing after the meeting where we could get the list of specific products or foodstuffs that could be banned. intendsed that russia to ban all fruit and vegetables from the european union and that would be bad for poland. polands announced and since a lot of fruit and apples. they are trying a push to support apple production. for the netherlands and they talked about banning agricultural goods. are chickenorts legs and they are called bush legs after the first president because there was always a trade and chicken was the victim. >> you have seen a lot of things with your research. >> yes. i was in russia and that i

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i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines from around the world. worries are reading too much into mario draghi's former stance while it's said he must deliver on original promises before launching qe. >> having new weaponry in place, you have to buy what you have already decided. >>> not our business, russian president vladimir putin ukraine must agree with a cease-fire with western rebels in the country. >>> telecom stocks lead the way in europe. telecom italia higher on reports that it will launch a bid for vivendi despite counteroffers. >>> venture capital firm invests $20 million in snapchat, the messaging service with virtually no revenue. >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday. it's time for a brand new edition of "worldwide exchange." it's one hour into the trading session. we are a little softer here across the european markets. the stoxx 600 is off by 0.1%. we had a fantastic rally over the last 2 1/2 weeks specifically monday and tuesday on the back of hints of more qe coming from the ecb. one by one, i want to show you where the sof

caroline malone, al jazeera. the ebola virus killed nearly a thousand people in four west african countries since the outbreak began. despite repeated warnings, people are continues to go eat bush meat, animals such as fruit bat did and monkeys which are suspected of carrying the virus. this report from the nigeria. >> reporter: the family has been selling game meat for the last 30 years. she rungs this restaurant just outside lagos, the commercial capitol. on the menu today is monkey and antelope. she prepares the meat for customers that might not come. >> few come. before everybody survive. >> bush meat as it is called here is once again suspected to have been the bridge that caused the deadly disease to go from the animal world to the human. all it takes is a single transmission from animal to human, mainly caused by handling fresh carcasses of infected animals to create a new victim. >> west africans say game meat is the the food of their ancestors and then consuming it for as long as anyone can remember. at

i'm carolin roth. russia retaliates. the cu tells the nation's capital that the long-term effect of sanctions will fade. >> russia is never going to disappear completely from radars of investors because it's such an important part of this global financial system. >> commerzbank net profit doubles n second quarter sending shares to the top of the european market. benefiting from a fall in bad loan provisions. >>> a sweet session for nestle, too. they launch a buyback program as an emerging market pick up boosts sales. >>> and investors hoping for a windful from rio tinto. posting a first half jump in profits thanks to iron oreships. we speak first to the ceo in just a couple minutes' time. display you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> good morning, everyone. you're watching "worldwide exchange." roughly one hour into the trading session, the stoxx europe 600 extending its week-long slide. we're down by 0.2% as we're digesting the retaliatory efforts coming from russia.