this is a business i'm christopher caldwell welcome i know america rarely makes personal appearances in frankfurt which is to finance what is berlin to politics but on tuesday the german chancellor made her way there to support the city's bid to become europe's new financial hotspot next year frankfurt is trying to attract banks leaving london after breaks it so they can continue to do business in the european union. the louvre gallery or the arc de triomphe globally recognized paris landmarks frankfurt count all the candles of them it's a room a city hall pales in comparison but frankfurt was germany's financial hub even before the european central bank was headquartered here. that's why many in the city's banking district are especially optimistic about britain's exit from the e.u. . likes partly unfit the power export oriented economy needs modern regional and international finances sadnesses provided one goes hand in hand with the other and that's also why frankfurt is so important to do it on an increasing number of london banks are eyeing paris and frankfurt us potential locati

christopher caldwell from ucsf. thank you very much for coming on today, doctor. i know at this point you don't have any hard data, really, in this area. but what kind of injuries are people showing up with at emergency rooms that has you focusing in on the electric scooters and mopeds? >> so we are seeing quite a few injuries and many of them although there's a lot of variability to them, some are most concerning are head injuries and some injuries with when they bring scooters in traffic and getting hit by cars. so, there's a variety of them but they are focusing on some of those. and we are believe that the data is going to show us areas we can start concentrating on. >> you say it's actually at this point quite hard to track the actual number of injuries from electric scooters and electricmopeds people are renting in san francisco. why is it so challenging? >> well, there's different types of vehicles, and so it sometimes is not clear exactly he what type of vehicle was -- exactly what type of vehicle was being used. many times patients show up and have been h

as christopher caldwell wrote in first things last year, he said the death toll far eclipses those of all previous drug crises. the bill we will be voting on is our honest attempt to look this crisis in the eye, not shy away from the ugly reality. the legislation tries in several mutually enforcing ways to end what caldwell called the artificial hell of those addicted. it will supply states with critical funding. it will ensure that research is expedited and patients have access to substance abuse treatment. it will also improve detection and interdiction measures to reduce the supply of illicit drugs that are being funneled across our southern border. i'll return to the border in a moment and our neighbor mexico's role in this. part of the opioids package involves legislation i introduced with the senior senator from california senator feinstein called the substance abuse prevention act. it's one of the critical pieces of this broader bill we'll be voting on. in addition to reauthorizing life-saving programs, it's aimed at reducing demand. of course, supply increases to meet increasi

i'm christopher caldwell welcome to the program market jitters around the globe investors are increasingly bracing for a prolonged terror of war stocks in asia europe and the united states slid on monday washington's latest import duties have kicked in for two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese products beijing a striking back targeting sixty billion dollars of u.s. goods with extra. workers in a chinese factory making flags and banners for donald trump's reelection campaign in twenty twenty if you.