i'm betting for striker fabienne coles went begging. with one game left to play in the fields bundesliga future is still hanging in the balance. this was very well for mark over was it his last home game as coach after 2 eventful years at the helm. he looked to be heading out on a high when captain l'arche tindall put the foals in front on the stroke of half time with this magnificent turning volley. but at the end of all says rain things have gone seriously south for cloud and things were no different against it gart 1st wataru endos effort flew in right over the gloves of goalkeeper young's alma. and 5 minutes later sasha kolaches poto a winner in the austrian strikers instinctive touch secured 3.8 she cuts away from a conference league coats a live. one time champions league hopefuls are now resigned to chasing the same prize and their coach looks increasingly keen to put this whole story season behind him. but good luck but i'm still card could both be outflanked by all special is only on berlin who are also chasing the conference l

about this with journalist fabienne catch levels joining us now from beijing and what are the political and the economic implications of this aging society. well i would call the demographic transition by far the biggest threat to china's economic rise of course all the developed nations to taste the similar problem shrinking labor force millions and millions of people who are reaching retirement age but china is still developing on a relatively low level just to give you an idea what the average chinese to reach and income comparable to tibet in spain the g.d.p. has to multiply by 2.6 or 2.7 so the concern is that china might get old before it has reached a certain stage of wealth and that is of course concerning for seats in king's dream also a moderately wealthy society so how are they hoping to turn the demographic challenge around. well i mean the biggest step was lifting the trick pony and one child policy there was happening 5 years ago but actually now many families don't want more than one child mostly because the cost of housing and the cost of education has really increased r