carsten: i disagree. don't see that we will get it yet. .t is a preliminary agreement the german industry, yes, we had a big month. if you look back since last ammer, we went through stagnation period. in german politics, there is an increase of parties. we will be the first test case for angela merkel's stamp in the refugee crisis. francine: robert, we often talk about what investors are mispricing in china. you feel there is something that institutional investors in the u.s. misunderstand about europe? carsten: i don't think so. by and large, u.s. investors have looked at europe. they have looked at the healing that has occurred. it has caught the attention of the fed, because the decline in the euro versus the dollar has created a pretty nice tailwind to european corporate process. to me, that is another reason the fed is talking more openly about backing away, because financial conditions indicators have been tightening since the middle of 2014. francine: all right, robert and carsten peggy so much. r

carsten is nervous. he's about to learn the results of the genetic tests. >> of course, they test for the most common genetic diseases and also they test for the sex, and we prefer to have boys, because there are lots of girls in our families. >> the 15 embryos produced in the lab through in vitro fertilization, or ivf, are pre-sorted. only the embryos with the best genetic test results will be implanted. dr. doyle tells carsten about the results. >> there are two beautiful boy embryos that we've chosen, and there are other ones that we're evaluating and testing, but that's what we're going to transfer. >> good. so we get whatever we want. >> exactly what you want. for some people, making conscious decisions, even if they're very highly informed, is uncomfortable and makes some people feel that we may be going up a slope toward a judgement of other human beings that makes them uncomfortable. our philosophy is to give our patients as much information and as much choice with regard to the selection of the

carsten: in the u.s.nice balance between capacity and demand whereas in europe, too much in the market. one of the reasons lufthansa will reduce growth for the year we announced today. >> you had a very efficient project, expansion of long-haul routes with a low-cost offering. you ran into some trouble to begin with. have you solved them now and is everything going smoothly? , we have beend going into long-range with our and wend, eurowings, will bring the fleet up to 70 aircraft this year. very exciting project. >> there is a sidekick to that project, also long-haul, but insiders noted as jump. the rollout has been slower than you anticipated. indeed, first of all, operating high density in leisure-oriented markets is another signal that lufthansa is getting more and more into the leisure business, a dynamic of all customer segments, and at lufthansa, quality comes first and speed comes second. we take as much time as we need. he on shorter routes, t eurowings low-cost brand, a lot of seats have been emp

carsten route just before midnight and new york governor andrew cuomo says there are no reported injuries. at least one of these cars carrying hazardous liquids is leaking. after more than 144 million miles in space, scott kelly and a russian cosmonaut are back on earth this morning. their capsule parachuted to a bear location in central asia. they were met by freezing they launched on march 27 of last year. mark: ecru ship cutting its trip short. the anthem of this these reporting to return after severe weather and a no row virus outbreak. last month, the ship expressed a wild ride with waves up to 30 feet high. that trump was also cut short. lisa: parts of alabama are reporting damage after powerful storms crossed through the middle of the state. some of the hardest hit areas are in jefferson county where the national weather service confirmed a tornado touched down last night. the towns with the most severe damage are reporting trees down, cars damaged, and homes leveled by the strong storm. a louisiana woman is telling her story after weathering a tornado without shelter. mark: with w

carsten: it does not. the transaction is valued creative and constructive and yourll the objectives met respective of the outcome of the referendum in the united kingdom. irrespective of the outcome of the referendum in united kingdom. it will not matter to the transaction objective. most people expect another player to come into the field. are you willing to involve cash in the steel to make it happen should another player come in -- cash in this deal? ten: there is a player who has announced they might consider. they are looking at it. we are currently just occupied enough with spending our time on , whichrticular proposal is an all share agree to transaction by the boards of the respective companies. this is what we are considering right now. we will go step-by-step should anything else transpire. jonathan: i just wonder if you can improve that deal, would you have to sell assets to do that? how constrained are you buy the leverage ratio in the credit rating? rsten: really, we are not considering that a