germany. grief and sympathy at frankfurt central rail station. an 8 year old boy died here after he and his mother was shoved in front of an oncoming train the mother managed to save herself just in time another woman was able to fend off the attacker. this is where the suspect will face the judge on one count of murder and 2 counts of attempted murder. the 40 year old man is himself the father of 3 children in 2006 he left eritrea 1st switzerland where he has an unrestricted residence permit. the german interior minister and heads of security agencies in berlin gave more details they said the man was long seen as an example of successful integration in switzerland nothing is known yet about his motive be said to have received psychiatric treatment in 2019 and then a few days ago this incident. according to the swiss police. the suspect last raised alarm on july 25th in switzerland when he threatened his neighbor with a knife but. he threatened to kill her. and he also strangled her and he locked her in her apartment and fled from this west saw t

tonight remembering the little boy who died when he was pushed in front of a passing train in frankfurt germany police say that the suspect will be examined for mental.

ecosystem with jeremy gaines is a consultant specializing in african startups and joins us now from frankfurt germany would you rather invest in a startup in rwanda or here in berlin. i think i'd go for coop kigali any day i'd go for lagos i'd go for nairobi and the fact is the growth figures speak far more in favor of african startups than berlin startups and the venture capitalist market is soon seen that i think in the last 3 years we've seen 50 percent growth in investments in startups in africa each year which is enormous i know that for example frankfurt fin text a looking as part of the lagos frankfurt twin city campaign to start tweeting with lagos looking to work both in lagos and in frankfurt will have the garage and here frankfurt is down there and i think it's on top of all else an ethical investment because it serves to help african development in africa you are very clear that and recommending can gali and other african cities to invest your money in stocks of spot what about the risk west and investors bori about things like infrastructure energy supply corruption isn't that justified.

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is the answer also coming up remembering the boy who died when he was pushed under a train in frankfurt germany authorities say the man suspected of the crime will be examined for mental health problems. and they are thank you so much for your company everyone the u.s. has formally called on germany france and britain to help provide security for shipping in the strait of hormuz while the strait is a strategic route for about a 5th of the world's oil of relations we do know tehran and the west have deteriorated after the u.s. last year pulled out of a landmark deal designed to limit iran's nuclear program well as recent series of tit for tat tanker seizures has ramped up but tensions right there you see behind me in the strait of hormuz germy says that it favors a multinational approach to protecting shipping we've got lots to unpack for you let's get you the perspective from germany and the view from a wash. and for that of course we've got team coverage for you to help contextualize this u.s. request i've got to the chief political editor mikaela shiffrin are here with me on the set and we're

also, remembering the little boy who died when he was pushed in front of a passing train in frankfurt, germany. prosecutors have charged a man and they say he will be examined for mental health problems. now he is doubling down. railing against the city calling a corrupt and badly mishandled. i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. who will help patrol the seas? tonight, the u.s. is followed -- formerly called on germany and britain to help with the strait of hormuz. it is a straight -- strategic route for the world's oil. relations in the west have jerry rated it a recent series of tanker seizures has only ramped up tensions further. germany's official line remains that it favors a multinational approach to protecting shipping there. we have coverage tonight from germany and washington, d.c.. we want to go to our correspondent in our parliamentary studio and also helena in washington. good evening. the u.s. has made a formal request to germany. has germany offered a reply? asked we don't have an official reply but we did hear in an age of you earlier today from the vice chancellor in g

tonight remembering that little boy who died when he was pushed in front of a passing train in frankfurt germany prosecutors have charged a man and they say that he will be examined for mental health problems and that a rant and infested mess that's what president truong called the city of baltimore over the weekend not reaching many of his residents now he's doubling down railing against the city calling it corrupt and badly mishandled. fibrin coffee it's good to have you with us who will help patrol the sea still night the united states has formally called on germany france and britain to help provide security for shipping in the strait of hormuz now the street is a strategic route for about 5th a 5th of the world's oil and you see it's a very narrow passage their relations between tehran and the west have deteriorated ever since the u.s. last year pulled out of that landmark deal which was designed to limit iran's nuclear. program a recent series of tit for tat tanker seizures has only ramped up tensions further and germany's official line remains that it favors a multinational approach to pr

german city of frankfurt say that the man held on suspicion of killing a young boy by pushing him under a train on monday is to be examined by a psychiatrist the incident has shocked germany and interior minister horse a haul for has cut short his summer holiday to meet the heads of major security agencies in berlin a memorial service is to take place at frankfurt's main station later today. solemn tributes at frankfurt's main rail station after monday's tragic events witnesses say they saw men pollution each year old boy and his mother in front of a high speed train the mother managed to save herself by rolling into a gap between the tracks her child was fatally struck by the train the suspect also tried to push another woman onto the tracks but failed the events have left many in germany in shock. like i have 3 grown children but the fear is still there. to take the life of an 8 year old child it hurts. frankly it's all full there is nothing more to say horrible for everyone involved all of a part of the train driver and a family for everyone but for those standing nearby you have to witness this disaster. police said the suspect was a 40 year old man who was born in er

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germany where they rose by point 5 percent. for more let's bring in our financial market correspondent daniel cope in frankfurt danielle germany a big car nation can we be satisfied with those latest car sales figures. no monica we actually can't even though in germany the numbers don't look at that bad and of course also a comic around here won't go bankrupt because of the numbers that are affected which kind of state the car market currently is because the side of the official reason that there were just less days during the months were comic as we're able to sell cars the entire market is currently not sure in which direction to be heading it will billet he is certainly a big factor politicians are pushing car makers to invest more and to sell more e-cards but do we really see more e-commerce on the roads we don't they are still very expensive in rural areas you won't find many charging stations so lots of work and still a big investment that need to be done and also in general the economical sentiment is not really helping as well it seems that people at the moment are a little bit reluctant to do a big investment and a ca

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cnbc is in germany in frankfurt with the latest. are they getting out of the stock, sales and trading biz and what are the plans >> reporter: actually, deutsche bank has had quite many years now of low profitability of losses and on going problems to stay competitive with the likes of jp morgan and citi group. they came back they came from a level being a global investment bank but the last years have shown that this strategy didn't work at all anymore. so this is now the most traumatic overhaul we have seen from a global investment bank in the recent years it's the biggest job cut since lehman with 18,000 people bound to leave and we're hearing the first redundancies are already made in asia so deutsche bank is planning on creating a big bad bang for 74 billion euros worth of assets. and they're having a new return on equity target of 8%, planning cost income ratio of 17% by 2022 so it's a gigantic plan. and they have been through a lot of restructuring rounds already, so yesterday i caught up with their cfo and asked him whether t

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one of the main dailies in germany, frankfurter allgemeine, looking at this story in detail, quite aticle looking at johnson and about the fact that he wa nts johnson and about the fact that he wants this deadline of 31 october to be met regardless, deal or no deal, do ordie, et be met regardless, deal or no deal, do or die, et cetera. they are focusing very much on that. they are focusing very much on that. they are focusing very much on that. they are focusing very much on that, and they obviously also focus on the £39 billion, because boris said we will just keep back the £39 billion and in good german fashion they say that is really a big concern for them. we have a deal, and the uk now needs to pat’- have a deal, and the uk now needs to pay. £39 billion which was a part of the withdrawal agreement that the uk would pay. i think that is their main concern, that they basically say how is he going to get to a negotiated deal in 99 days, and it looks like a no deal brexit. let's looks like a no deal brexit. let's look at boris one more time, on the daily mirrorfront page, a photogra

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frankfurt within the next few hours to speak to german security forces and will then also make a statement to the press that's expected to morrow so this is being taken extremely seriously here in germany and a great tragedy that is taking place at that train station in frankfurt kit what more can you tell us about the mother and the son who were attacked here. well all we know so far is that it was a 40 year old woman and her 8 year old son who were pushed in front of the oncoming train but so far the police in front but have said that they have not been able to establish any kind of connection between that mother and son and the suspected perpetrator and of course he is still being questioned he too was a 40 year old man and he reportedly as well put try to at least to push a 3rd person onto the tracks as he fled the scene of that crime there today but he was actually tracked down after he had left front foot train station by authors and that was with the help of some class of apostles by who had actually tried to chase after him after he had pushed that mother and her son in front of that train all right our correspondent kate brady with the latest thank you kate china has held a ra

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germany. an eight-year-old boy died when he was pushed onto the railway tracks and struck by an oncoming train at frankfurt's main station. the boy and his mother were both pushed from the platform by a man who fled the scene. bystanders called the suspect -- can't perspective -- suspect. >> the attack met with widespread were across germany. -- hororror across germany. while her mother was able to get off the track, percent wasit by an incoming high-speed train. >> the main suspect, a 40-year-old maman, fled the sce. some eyewitnesses reported that to us. we were able to track them down with the help of civilians and he was detained new the station. he is currently being questioned about the incident and his motives. at the moment, i can't say why he might have done it. >> while a clear motive has not been established, police and prosecution are working on an early theory. >> we believe the two parties did not know each other. no relation between the victims any the perpetrator. we are still unsure about a possible motive. >> people in frankfurt are appalled. >> i am so sorry for the woman, the child, all o

but 1st people in germany and the mourners here in frankfurt are waiting for an answer what motivated the perpetrator to commit such a horrific crime. it's the dispute over equal pay in u.s. soccer has taken a new twist after the national federation said it had found that players from the women's national team had been paid more than their male counterparts in recent years in march the women's team started legal action against the federation they've described the findings as quote a ruse. the u.s. national team has dominated the women's game for decades a 4th world's high school proof of that but their success in france came amid a pay dispute with their own federation headed by this man carlos caldera even during homecoming celebrations earlier this month the calls for equal pay were never far away i the players assuming the federation i think gender and pay discrimination the federation having focused on supporting the team during the tournament has now responded in an open letter code terry said it's over an 8 year period the women were paid $34100000.00 compared to $26400000.00 fo

is that a 40 year old mother and her son were both pushed onto the tracks in frankfurt train station in southwestern germany earlier today that on monday morning now the mother did manage to escape that oncoming over the incoming high speed train into frankfurt train station 8 year old son on the other hand unfortunately wasn't able to escape and was hit by the train and died of those fatal injuries caused by being run over by that train now as far as way where the mother and son were actually pushed in front of the train by a 40 year old suspect who is now being questioned by police at the moment there's no sign of of a motive but the whole city hall for the german interior minister has already spoken now as well and said that they will the german authorities will get to the bottom of what he described as a humorous crime and authorities are still working to get to the bottom of any possible motive worth mentioning as well tragedy really is being taken very seriously here in germany post the whole 1st i mentioned the interior minister here he has actually now announced that he's broken off his holiday to a

the german newspaper frankfurter allgemeine zeitung carries the story of germany's ursula von der leyenng elected as the president of the european commission, the first female in the job. she won the support of 383 meps, just nine more votes than required to secure an absolute majority. she will take over the job on the day borisjohnson says he will take the uk out of the eu. the bbc news website quotes some mps as saying that adding more ethanol to the uk's fuel mix would cut carbon by as much as taking 700,000 cars off the roads. the same mps say that adding e10, a mixture of 10% ethanol with 90% petrol, could also boost the biofuel industry. and ending with arguably our favourite character on our phones — emojis. forbes points out that today is world emoji day. the paper says that apple has released 20 new emojis on occassion of the day, with more to follow in autumn. many of you have been in touch about your favourite emojis or the fact that you don't like them at all. with me is michaela bergman, principal social specialist at the asian infrastructure investment bank. let's get stu

germany. experts in frankfurt today defusing the 1,100-pound american made bomb.lice going door to door to get more than 16,000 people to leave their homes. the explosive discovered at a construction site last month. >>> and a medical headline about music legend stevie wonder. the singer surprising the audience in london's hyde park, announcing he'll be taking a break from touring to get a kidney transplant in september. >> you ain't gotta get no rumors about nothin'. i told you what's up. i'm good. all right? >> tens of thousands of concertgoers cheering the 69-year-old american star. wonder telling fans he has a kidney donor already lined up. >>> and some sad news within our disney family. actor cameron boyce, known for his roles in the disney channel show "jessie" and the "descendants" movies has passed away. his family saying the 20-year-old died in his sleep after a seizure related to an ongoing medical condition. disney chairman and ceo bob iger tweeting boyce was filled with so much talent, heart, and life, and far too young to die. >>> one more great story

an unexploded world war 2 bomb discovered last month in germany's financial capital frankfurt has now been diffused the u.s. made explosive weighing about a half a ton was found close to the european central bank headquarters thousands of buddhist monks of gathered in sri lanka for their 1st major conference since the easter sunday bombings amazing and candy was called by the influential group candy has seen a spate of anti muslim riots in recent weeks following the attacks on churches and hotels back in april. farming in the shadow of the world's highest mountains never been easy and climate change is making it even more difficult so been interested has this report from nepal where villages are having to come up with innovative ways to grow. due to a lack of water. there is a drought here and garbage district but doesn't seem to be suffering this canopy of green has been made possible because people here have changed the way they farm. if it is only for a few hours a day that the military says the farmers don't waste any water every trop is trained to do this pollute for their crops.

but 1st people in germany and the mourners here in frankfurt are waiting for an answer what motivated the perpetrator to commit such a horrific crime. people in the russian capital moscow have been protesting against plans to build a new. road near the site of a nuclear waste dump it's already say the construction work poses no risk to the local community but residents say they do not believe the government has their best interests at heart and they are determined to stop the project to w.'s emily sure when reports. get. there if you think that dangerous levels of radiation that's what nuclear physicist andrea he's radiation counter tells him every time here moscow's pauli metals factory started dumping nuclear waste on this scale in the 1940 s. and fifty's when the area in the south of moscow wasn't yet part of the city so far the radioactive material is contained under a layer of clay but the activist insists that the plant highway could cut straight through the nuclear waste. parts they might start digging up the soil and moving it around without taking into account that it's conta

germany's biggest land. now let's go straight to our financial correspondent in frankfurt card what does that mean for b.m.w. . a bank robber to be on drugs coming up in a moment and is he really the only one responsible for results. well of course it's always a lot of people who you know cause problems of a large company like deutsche bank people now here are speculating what this means for deutsche bank will the bank potentially give up all of its investment banking but people who closely watch and monitor of the banking sector are convinced no that will not be the case the bank is likely to keep only those parts of its investment banking business which are profitable and which are likely to remain so the currency trading business for example parts of the bond trading business and parts of the i.p.o. and m. and a consulting business for example christians even the c.e.o. of torture bank is likely to want to make sure that the market perceives the overhaul he's now planning not to be too little too late of course now everyone in the markets and here in frankfurt in particular is expecting next sunday when w

wing tips on monday an editor in man was shot and seriously wounded near frankfurt and then a leftist politician in eastern germany was the tag target of a bomb attack the violence has left authorities searching for. these politicians from across germany were invited to berlin by president font. united by a particular cause they've all experienced severe hostility some have even received death threats. i received anonymous letters saying i should die a miserable death sooner rather than later because after all no one would miss me there was a nail in one of my cars tires and i was driving down the autobahn it was clear the nail had been put there intentionally my car was also smeared with excrement. politician vonta look had also received explicit death threats before a right wing extremist allegedly shot him dead at close range in front of his home look i had become a hate figure on the far right because he stood up for refugees hatred of refugees and of those who support them the rallying cry at so-called white power music concerts like this one in the town of. white power music is the gateway for many into the

19000000000 dollars by 2022 and i exploded world war 2 bomb discovered last month in germany's financial capital frankfurt jaring construction work is set to be defused on sunday the u.s. made explosive weighing about half a ton was found close to the european central bank had courses over $16000.00 residents have been told to vacate their homes. farming in the shadow of the world's highest mountains has never been easy in an epilogue say climate change is making it more difficult camera district is struggling from a severe lack of water as to be distressed to reports villages having to come up with innovative ways to grow their crops. there is a drought here and garbage district but culture basically doesn't seem to be suffering this canopy of green has been made possible because people here have changed the way they've farmed. the british tap run certainly for a few hours a day coming at the mills and i says the farmers don't waste any water every drop is trained to do this pool for their crops. as the temperatures have risen so to have the number of pairs i mean. earlier we want over there and we would

prosecutors here in germany say the shooting of a man near frankfurt was motivated by racism. the man in his 20's was shot in a drive-by late on monday. the suspect, a 55-year-old german man later shot himself did. >> this industrial area is a crime scene. it was here in this small town that 826-year-old man was attacked. on monday afternoon, he was fired him a moving vehicle and severely injured. the suspected shooter, a 55-year-old german, led to a neighboring town and killed himself with a shot to the head. he and his victim did not know each other. >> we are currently assuming the motive is xenophobia. the victim was chosen randomly but selected because ofof the cocolor of his skin. >> during a search of the suspect, and car, police found some -- several weapons. investigators have not revealed other clues pointing to rates -- racism as a motive. >> you can be assured that we are very aware of the significance of this crime. we will extend our investigations in all directions. >> the victim survived the shooting only because witnesses called an ambulance allowing him to qu

frankfurt. just yesterday, a left-wing politician in eastern germany was the target of a bomb attack. the violence has left political leaders searching for answers. >> these politicians from across germany were invited to berlin, united by a particular cause. they all experienced severe hostility. some have even received death threats. >> i received anonymous letters saying i should die a miserable death sooner rather than later because after all, no one would miss me. there was a nail in one of my car's tires and i was driving down the autobahn. it was clear the nail had been put there potentially. my car was also smeared with excrement. >> this politician had also receivived death t threats befoa right-wing extremist had allegedly shot him dead. he had become a t target for righght-wing e extremists becaue stood up for refugee white power music is the gateway for many into the neo-nazi scene. the concerts also earn money to help pay the legal costs of neo-nazis facing criminal charges. experts are convinced that right-wing networks are formed here. >> the networks are dangerous beca