klaus: not yet. so far, we don't see anything of that. ruin something we've all been working for for decades. as far as i know, there are no diesel cars for sale by porsche worldwide right now? is the u.s. market interested in that sort of offering? klaus: we don't see a great demand for diesel cars in the u.s. going forward. we very much appreciate our hybrid technology, which will be available with our new cayenne. on aat is a take great panamera in hybrid form? not with thee hybrid specification, 60% in europe. we think there is a big potential in the u.s. as well. >> is there an issue in the u.s. with charging stations? you are talking about all electric concepts. how much does that interception need to be developed in the u.s.? in the way ofds all electric makers, range and capacity. carre the first of bring a with technology that you can charge and around 15 minutes. the car can do it. the infrastructure is in question. we have helped build that. it percent of the charging is either being done at home or at work. we need to cover lo

matt: klaus, great to have you, especially during this uncertain time.of schaeffler. they bring together the businesses of ifa and eng. remember, if you are a bloomberg customer, you can watch the show using tv . you can also follow our charts and functions, as well as message us directly. so take part in interviews like the one we just did with klaus by clinking the blue link. uscourse, you can manage directly. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: watching bloomberg markets: european open. we are looking at rolls-royce today because of the outstanding performance. rolls-royce is deepening the restructuring following an earnings surge. 14.6% just ined today's session. pledging something restructuring efforts, the ceo, warren east, he introduced initial cost cutting measures, which allowed the giant to snap years of earnings declines. optimistic.s are tried to develop a significantly simplified staff structure. this could be want to watch in the future, really trying to turn around his business. and picking of business is worth noting, you had a fascinating

klaus: well, this is a difficult question.ohn cryan was the right man to solve the problems of the past. the bank had immense problems concerning libor manipulation, etc. they spend billions of euros to solve these problems. cryan has solved all of these problems in a very good way, i think. what was missing was a person on who isthe bank as ceo developing a new strategy, who is developing a vision for the bank, creating a vision for where the bank will earn its money in the next 3-5 years and how to compete with the competitors and not losing more ground. mark: who is the right person to take that vision? you are suggesting cryan might not be the right person for that. who would be the ideal candidate? honestly, this is the task of the supervisory board to find the ideal candidate. it is not my task. isanswer your question, it very difficult to find a right person. to find a person who is willing to do this job. less money than as ceo of other banks. problem, yourge have a bank that is still not in the top five banks, under t

and klaus says the new a seven sport back has incorporated some of these new design cues that's clear here in front where the grill is flatter have a bit wider it's also lower in front and he likes the sharper lines on the hood that adds a little more pap. pap orbison they do not make. compared to the previous model the new sport back has a wider single frame grille with its narrow l.e.d. headlights and it's meant. the edges it looks significantly sportier than the eight . but also worth a look is the rear which is adorned by a continuous white strip. fitted father says the new a seven has a seven speed automatic dual clutch transmission which is extremely precise you don't notice any shifting at all so it's really well done. called good luck. we're testing the two hundred fifty kilo one three liter v six t.f.s. i gasoline engine it can propel the luxury coupe a from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour and just five point three seconds and it has a top speed of two hundred fifty kilometers per hour out he says fuel consumption is six point eight leaders per one hundred kilometers

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. >> some six decades after the war, berlin native klaus schultz retraced his steps.n 1944 he was a 17-year-old serving with the 353rd infantry division on the german side of the siegfried line. in september of 1944, what german troops were defending this position? >> this position was defended by the 89th infantry division. they had 11 bunkers over here, one or two heavy tank gun bunkers and troop quarters was in the position for mg-42s and six firing points for two machine guns. >> we were the first there. we were the most advanced into germany of any unit and then we discovered we're on top of the siegfried line and we went in. it was unbelievable structure. >> there was a secondary belt a few miles behind that one so that although we were able to go through the first one fairly quickly in some spots, the second line had been completely occupied by german forces. initially it seemed like it was going to be a cakewalk but it didn't turn out to be that way. >> september 1944, general hojs orders two regiments to the ninth id to penetrate the second siegfried belt. da

to commemorate the reformation scorpions front man klaus mind you design the cover of a reissued luther bible he chose a verse of past angels as its key message. of a man of god clogged on the story when you believe in god and i do then you often wish an angel would come along with an angel to protect you and to show you the way . to a list of it's like. it's something that's been known as mind for a while as easily as from his nine hundred ninety one smash hit send me an angel i . don't want this cop you know this is a rock ballad about angels but it's not just rock and pop music that have been influenced by religion gospel repost your skill of beats and shop lyrics to shout their faith one of them is philip big a bitch up export went to meet the hip hop preacher in his hometown of sling and your stuff got the flavor pretty a risk i thought a very long list i live in the build up to all him gone from friday the the guy on him gave me the thermal i went in bali here's all go fly can build us years all the period is that these big kids i really cannot meet here part i'm not sure but this

escaped imo klaus says the a seven comes with a choice of suspension options there's a steel spring suspension system that's already sporty but there's also a sports suspension system that brings the right height down the air suspension system developed for the eighty seven absorbs every bump and lets you drive fast also helpful is rear wheel steering which makes the car agile in tight corners it's also great for parking making the car a bit easier to maneuver that i think that i've been called i base it on their stats and i think i've. the only a seven sport back on first two four wheel drive concepts for the diesel there's permanent four wheel drive in for the gasoline engine we're testing there is what audi calls quatro ultra their rear wheels are powered only when the situation demands it so most of the time that gasoline powered a seven is front wheel drive meaning it consumes less fuel. in the interior the a seven exam. it's the same operating philosophy and displays as the eight everything is controllable by in touch screens. only the volume control still has enough the controls on the

his teacher is beating a boy for talking klaus but the rest of the class watches series toddlers being hit by his mother breaking up lines. just because you can see violence against children doesn't mean others and there are make them visible visible. mike violence against children. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they make and stronger. africa on the minds. stories of both people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent. w.'s new multimedia series for africa. dot com africa on the move. claimed the lives of over a thousand people and some observers say the army may have used chemical weapons. at least ten thousand people have rallied in dublin ireland supposed test against a planned referendum to ease the country's laws on abortion abortion has long been .

because i'm not good cooked must be hungry does dennis may find that surprising but neuropsychologist klaus lum and his team at the university of vienna find such links quite plausible it's they're investigating the relationship between pain and empathy. in here our hypothesis is that overlapping areas of the brain are activated when i feel pain and when i know that somebody else is experiencing. and if medication reduces my own perception of pain that also affects my perception of another person's pain impulse on bonnie mccann. to test their hypothesis the neuropsychologists recorded the brain activity in volunteers during a series of experiments. e.g. caps measure their brainwaves. the test subjects were hooked up to at a time. with them via electrodes on their hands they were given slightly electric shocks in a random sequence. from. they each had to rate how painful their own shocks were and those the other person experienced then they had to say how unpleasant it was to know that the other person was feeling pain. they couldn't see each other but they could assume that they were each g

klaus canal was a young pediatrician he began to notice an increased number of deformities in children whose mothers had all taken the same drug. is now eighty eighty years old . it all began with this data sheet from one nine hundred sixty one. pregnancy days or about malformations time records showing when country gun was taken. and his colleagues videoke into the ends become suspicious. one day they call the manufacturer a good intel does after loads of this is the be a mission in the day. and it's. this patient in the and in fact that does the female belong the no name gunstock front of. the of course. and this medical this. scene or this. desk here in the mid table and if in. this frame on paul from here from over nothing is still a form and clicks. on. the home office think of an id any of the amp they've ever had either stayed on this coming up we'll call it but there was that us i guess i was short as i'm sure all swear that these industries this club. often does and humid as well in that. state archives in two us bug tobias aren't as researching on behalf of the come to gun vi

production the pollution from these mills finally got the communist government to scale back a tad klaus would tell me about how the state run. i didn't come at this like an economists even though if you ask alexa who i am, she says i am an econ mer, who knew how could they bag our viewers and readers. they convinced me the chinese were operating the same way they did towards pop's gift wrapping industry you can't fight wars with gift wrap there is no national security issue with chinese holiday paper, but with steel, nu core ceo put it succinct li >> now way you a national security without having a robust and sustainable steel industry. >> i think that is farfetched at all. honestly, lots of times they work and our trading partners chain their tune if that means wiping out some of their own steel jobs to retain access, they are going to do it. i wouldn't be surprised if lots of these countries start building factories here. how about the cost to the american consumer? these tariffs translate into a little more than 100 bucks per car. it is less than some of the semiconductor content in

master roofer klaus is one of the most sought after men in westphalia. i don't take on major jobs from new clients he and his team work every possible hour but there's only six of them. but for the last year the market has been so busy that we really need three times as many people but we don't have them i can't get anyone his right hand man is a son lucas lucas is a born and bred craftsman he wants to pass on his enthusiasm by giving high school students a chance to see what he does. he'd like to take on some apprentices the business really needs to. get in moment on starting in the summer i'll be working with the business full time and eventually i'll take over. there's a serious lack of young skilled craftsman in germany around fifteen thousand trainee positions remain unfilled in westphalia business owners have formed an association that he was young people an opportunity to try out various jobs. report on. oh you don't live in one of my colleagues it's good to cast around and see what's out there and i think that gives you a handle on this sort of w

european step-dads. [ laughter ] [ german accent ] "well, i guess it's back to vespa and orangina for klauster ] now, there's no question that many american workers are hurt by the current system of global trade and the system can absolutely be fixed. but trump rolled out his ham-fisted strategy without consulting experts or allies or even getting his own team on board. in fact, the only trump cabinet official who's been out there publicly supporting this move is his commerce secretary, wilbur ross, who went on cnbc last week and tried to downplay the effect of the tariffs for american consumers using props. >> what i would like to do, though, is to emphasize, again, the limited impact. this is a can of campbell's soup. this -- in the can of campbell's soup, there's about 2.6 cents, 2.6 pennies worth of steel. >> oh, yeah. >> here's a can of coca-cola. coca-cola has 3 cents' worth of aluminum in it. >> if you do choose to have that campbell's soup, of course, remember there's a lot of sodium in there and a lot of sugar in the coke as well. just, you know, there you go. >> well -- okay. >> v

i introduced the president to klaus schwb last year. i'm a friend of the family. i'm a loyal guy.s the thing. i'm really not airing dirty laundry because if it's there already, rachel, let's call it out for what it is let's turn the light on in the kitchen and let's fix the problem together. this is not a personal thing for me . rachel: it's not because you were cut out, you're saying this is the culture? >> not at all. for six months i said nothing but great things about general kelly. i respect the fact that he fired me. he fired me like a gentleman. i've said that publicly. i shook his hand when i left and i wished him well and i still wish him well. jared and ivanka, they take a lot of guff. nobody wanted general kelly to succeed more than jared and ivanka, trust me. and, by the way, i want him to succeed. it's good for america. it's good for the president, it's good for the country, it's good for the world. but if something's wrong in the system, i'm really not airing dirty laundry because we know that this is a public spotlight in that community, the white house. so what i'm