mayor christian peter the city administration has converted eighty percent of all microsoft computers to the open source operating system linux since two thousand and four the project called lean looks was considered a great success and was also copied in other european cities. in twenty twelve detail writer at the time head of economics in the city government negotiated with microsoft to relocate their german headquarters to munich in twenty four team writer himself became the mayor since then he's been working with the alliance of social democrats and conservatives to bring the city administration back into the arms of the monopolist if you steal us if you want am i. feel differently. and this man and i had business immediately on this is i'd normally get on. my police and fire i was killing this for you i'll take it to our career here as it causes pleasure for good crescendo don't he pitted and this undone done in the final debate the mayor rejects the arguments of the opposition about independence and data security with the linux system and argues in his closing words in a very pe

we are back with christian and peter.subishi-renault-nissan? , does the industry take a different shape? >> high am not sure it should. the companiessons have to get together is we have huge overcapacity in the industry. we have to reduce that capacity. one way are mergers. we can share platforms, costs. it would be a mistake if we seized partnerships in an industry grappling with huge external challenges at a time when we start to think about electronic cars. francine: i note this is not your field. it goes back to the momentum in japan. are investors getting japan wrong, away from nissan? >> we are more optimistic on japan from an economic perspective. the headwinds are there. the domestic support seems to be increasing, some talk of fiscal support next year. we have stimulus in the u.s. , europe,lking the u.k. and now japan joining in. japan isal outlook for mildly positive. francine: thank you both for joining us. it has been a busy day. thin trading volumes. news out of brussels on brexit. coming up, we talk with the

very much for that this morning thanks a lot peter was it back is that now where islamised have again taken to the streets to call for the execution of a christian woman a say a bibi who was acquitted on charges of blasphemy last week now she has been on death row for eight years until the supreme court said there was not enough evidence to convict her of insulting islam her husband has appealed to britain and the united states to help the family leave pakistan citing fears for their lives. hundreds took to the streets of pakistan cities like here in karate on sunday to protest against the acquittal of a c. a b. b. . islamist fundamentalists have threatened to kill her if she is released and they threaten to kill the judges as well if the ruling is not overturned. but you will keep protesting until a decision about hanging assia is made we're not going to be deceived by the government's conspiracies. on friday the government agreed with an islamist party to delay out see a baby's release and stop her from leaving the country until the supreme court makes a final review of its verdict. her husband aashiq mussy says the family is in danger he appe

martha: box team coverage site, peter ducey in florida followinm the contentious senate race and governor racewi and mike emanuel is in washington, christianh in missouri's night were president trump will hold the final campaign rally tomorrow. bret: but we can with steve in chattanooga, tennessee where president trump is tonight. leaving, steve. reporter: the president has been going strong for about 45 minutes just getting stronger as the evening goes on but he seems to be enjoying himself at the podium. if you saw some of the rallies are in the 2016 campaign and the rally tonight there is no sense of any drop-off in enthusiasm or numbers. the stadium hold about 10000 people, most are out there for eight or ten hours waiting to get in and some stayed overnight in the selection for senate he is here to campaign for marsha blackburn is a record-setting election for the state of tennessee. it set records for my spent about $80 million spent, 50 million outside money and also records for early voting. 1.3 million people voting early and it's on pace for our presidential election. the president is back here again we do love the crowd and they