frankford to help watch international gateway into the best connection self arrowed and radio. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. out a back. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o has met with his russian counterpart sergey lavrov and president vladimir putin in sochi despite recent tensions and disagreement on key issues discussed in their meetings all expressed a desire to restore the battered relations between the 2 countries. after a.

shortly after the break byron fans lost their voices frankford equalized against the run of play substitute sebastian al there prodded home in the chaos. the eagles came back to haunt their old coach. coco vachon trouble at this stage byron and dortmund were level on points. during the season has been a roller coaster they blew a 9 point lead to full behind by them but now they will level again neck and neck on the final day. norman has hope again royce made it to nail one of germany's best players has never won a league title. he's never been this close. but as mentioned before under pressure biron tend to deliver and that's the difference in the title race started all about put byron back in fraud's $21.00 above judgement had struggled to come up with the goods in decisive moments biron stayed strong after early struggles the back. now they were in full flow even the much maligned renato sanchez got on the scoresheet but 3 was after 58 minutes but the be. the title race was probably over but the most emotional moments where you have to come forth over the end hoben it was a last chance to

frankford did pull one back with this shot from phillip kasich but that didn't throw live couzin offas they continued to overwhelm frankfurt's defense. lucas l.r.u. made it three one to twenty minutes usually on brant urged on live with whose these goals free this time charles a donkey did the honors for one and not even a hard foul play. in the thirty fourth minute a new club record for a living who isn't five goals in a single hot lucas l.r.u. scoring again. and the final score in the thirty sixth minute when frank was marking him ziggo scored this spectacular goal six one the final score of franklin's goal difference goes from fifteen to five with both teams on the same number of points. did you know the kickoff is now on you tube with the world of football let's start with nigeria and mexico welcome to read we travel the world and really feel how high the places are right i'm going to say meet the stars make friends and there were people there and discuss football i'm chris here in. the board this is going to go. visit football kick off on you tube. times bomb or not. awarded a p

frankford difficult one back with this shot from phillip kasich but that didn't throw live couzin offas they continued to overwhelm franklin's defense. lucas l.r.u. made it three one the twenty third minutes yulian brandt live with whose these goals green this time charles a donkey did the honors for one and not even a hard foul play. in the thirty fourth minute a new club record for laver who isn't five goals in a single half because the lhari of scoring again. and the final score in the thirty sixth minute when frank was marking him to get scored this spectacular goal six one the final score and frankfurt's goal difference goes from fifteen to five but both teams on the same number of points. did you know kickoff is now on you tube with the world of football. like you and your next. to read we travel the world and really figure out how high places are running i'm going to say no this does make sense and there were people in the coach and discussed football i am chris here and to. the board this question bill. is a football pick up on you tube. the team. handball or not. awarded a pe

league champions chelsea squeaked into this year's final the blues took the lead against i'm tracked frankford in this one through reuben loftus cheek but vein despite being two one up on aggregate luka your bitch equalized for the bundesliga club it would finish one one and after an additional thirty minutes it was chelsea who won the shootout for three the second match of the night a little bit more straightforward had trick from america obama young guiding arsenal through their second leg in spain against valencia the gunners one for two on the night seven three on aggregate alexander luck as they scored the other asl goal with kevin gover arrow on target twice for valencia it will be arsenal's first european final since they were beaten in the two thousand and six champions league final by barcelona. it's one thousand two hundred career wins for twenty time grand slam winner roger federer although he was made to sweat for it he was up against gilmore feeds looking for a place in the quarter finals of the madrid masters on tuesday the frenchman was holding a four one lead in the deciding se

the major european indices london's footsie was close for holiday monday but the guy got on and frankford stacks both slid it more than 1%. monday also mark the opening of the highly anticipated trial here in france. former executives of france telecom are in court in paris or series of suicides at the company a decade ago. the bosses are accused of moral harassment and creating a climate that led thirty five employees to take their own lives. former ceo dj known bob is among the accused if convicted he and others could face a year behind bars. france has relatively pro worker labor laws but the case has shine light on the problem of workplace stress in the country. the trial could last up until july. now to discuss more the issues behind this case. we're joined by flaunts been issue a specialist in workplace health issues. thanks for joining us flaunts to start with can you explain just how historic this trial as hello there good good evening and thank you. and i think -- the story of the chart or the story of the trial of around. one o'clock. where he was a land tour ready can of for it

spots are by an unique crease frank for it by an unique need to win in order to secure the title frankford of course are in place number 6 and they want a european spot so they also need to win that there's so much to play for and it's a very similar scenario when you look at dortmund against black dortmund of course have to win hopefully by in munich to lose in order to win the title but they're up against black who want to solidify that champions league spot who don't want to budge from 4th place so this weekend it's going to be a blockbuster it is must see t.v. a lot of moving. what about frankfurt you mentioned that they are desperate to win against byron and the loss of the weekend to nil against mines what's going on there it is it's almost like a fairy tale season might really end up in a nightmare and you know if you're frankfurt of course you don't want to look back you don't want to regret what you could have had and that is either chad can sleep or you've opened the court bar obviously you can tell just by the footage that they were very exhausted especially after that pain for

league champions chelsea squeaked into this year's final the blues took the lead against i'm tracked frankford in this one through reuben loftus cheek but vein despite being two one up on aggregate luka your bitch equalized for the bundesliga club it would finish one one and after an additional thirty minutes it was chelsea who won the shootout for three the second match of the night a little bit more straightforward trick from america obama young guiding arsenal through their second leg in spain against valencia the gunners one for two on a night seven three on aggregate alexander luck as they scored the other asl goal with kevin gover arrow on target twice for valencia it will be arsenal's first european final since they were beaten in the two thousand and six champions league final by barcelona. it's one thousand two hundred career wins for twenty time grand slam winner roger federer although he was made to sweat for it he was up against gilmore feeds looking for a place in the quarter finals of the madrid masters on tuesday the frenchman was holding a four one lead in the deciding set but

but see in london is clue is close monday due to a holiday but thee crack on and the dococs in frankford b bh finishining te day ahead. investors breeding a sigh of relief that pro ii you p parties managed to perform relativelely well. auster meanwhile closed for memorial day on monday in the united states. it's not just the e. u. elections that are moving markets though shares traded on the athens stock exchange are on track for their best day in nearly three years. of just over 6%. thursday came after left wing prime minister alexis tsipras called for snap elections on monday. investors evidently favor any opposition new democracy party scene is more pro business. yields on greek government bonds also fell after that announcement from the prime minister that means that more and more investors are buying state bonds assigned confidence in the greek economy. greg has returned to the country after three separate bathroom foreign creditors. but the rigging connie still just two thirds the size it was before the financial crisis in. two thousand eight meanwhile it's the year of the pig in t

frankford taxes up nearly 1% is data showed the german economy had emerged from recession. going about point 2% in the first three months of the year. for the one hundred of about three quarters of a percent in london. wall street's also trending higher the tech h heavy nasdaq outperforming about 1% and one and a quarter percent is our shares of car makers like ford and general m motors arising a s they hope for a breakthrough in the trade tensions. we've been rattling their industry. investors in the u. s. largely shrugging off data showing a point 2% drorop in retail sales. economists had predicted the rise. british lawmakers are heading towards yet another vote on brags it's injuries amaze ministers are out i in full forr campaigning for her latest withdrawal deal. trade secretary liam fox said the uk economy could be damaged by leaving the european union without an agreement. he said the u. k. shouldn't push to remain in the european customs union but find a compromise that would attract international investors. to keep the uk in the global spotlight. as an attractive p

institutions abide by your law there's also the european central bank which is based and frankford to symbolize its independence from political control and. there's the european court of auditors but both of these institutions deal with the money. i won't bother you with the tips so what have you learned today well that there are lot of you institutions in different cities with different roles and functions some said he had done that was proposed last of us what and then and others still make sure to being followed but it's this complex structure that makes it less likely that one country institution or person can become too dominant so it may be hard to keep up with who is doing and who is in charge of that's exactly the point in the end it's all about consensus and then times like these isn't bad an achievement in itself. is going to be a test later so you're paying attention as close here in germany on this friday 19 european elections are we now have projected results based on posh ballot counts chance but i'm going to hold conservative thought we see the new serious you taking th

frankford to help. international gateway to the best connections road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and trying our services. our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from. news live from heartland iran an ounce is in its partial withdrawal from a landmark of nuclear deal president hassan rouhani says that tehran will stop acting on some of its commitments under the deal and sets a timeline of sixty days for new terms to be reached the move comes amid mounting tensions with the united states. also coming up south africans go to the polls to pass judgment on their president so ramaphosa took office amid high hopes for an end to corruption and.

joining us now is our next guest from frankford. did anything get said in the agm that we were not anticipating? anything new? we know that they are going to have more cost cuts. this will be to the investment banks. many people were predicting this. the question mark remains. he did leave out the equities business, which many say is going to get deep cuts. what exactly is going to be tough for the investment banks and the timeframe of it? the share price didn't move off of the fact that they said they would cost more. many analysts and investors say there needs to be a massive overall investment bank. so time has to tell whether this will be enough, enough cost cuts to really boost the share price. which, clearly, shareholders here are not happy with. that was the sense everyone got sitting in the building behind me. let's talk about the chairman of the supervisory board. how much support does he have? he doesn't have a lot going into this meeting, guy. going into this meeting, shares hit another record low. ahead of the meeting, a

justice frankford and justice douglas stay too long because he did not want to give up their power.she was worried about that that she had a clerk check-in. she did fear her mother had alzheimer's and her aunt. and her husband. she feared it terribly and it was her greatest fear. it became. she was diagnosed in 2014. before that her husband, this is a heartbreaking story, she leaves to support to take care of her husband and he's in a home and they form a mistake attachment. he has a girlfriend named kay, and he would be sitting there in kay and say to sandra, i want you to be my wife turning to kate, and she is publicly said i am happy for him because he had been depressed and now he's happier. privately a broken heart. of course it did. in typical, she would come in and you'd be holding hands with kay and she would come down and sit down and hold his other hand. >> you have another question? >> you mentioned that justice o'connor was an activist but what was the field from people who know her or yourself from your knowledge what was the legacy she wanted to leave behind whether th

back police departments across the country are using new technology to catch criminals we are in frankfordntucky, inside the state police's crime lab with that story. rahel. >> reporter: hi, kelly supporters of this technology say it could revolutionize police work. you see this device, it's essentially the size of a printer and it can test dna and get you results within 90 minutes. they're using this in cath to test for sexual assault cases. upstairs in this lab is a conventional testing and that takes technicians at least a week to get results and to do the process. now, the devices what's genius about it the founder would say is they automate the process and that's what makes it so much faster law enforcement that we spoke to say they're really excited about it >> to put a name to a potential suspect, yes, that's exciting. that is ground breaking stuff. >> reporter: so this is still a pilot program. for kentucky it's still free of charge but consider this, if they were to use this for all crimes that involved dna it would cost up to $7 million a year they're trying to get some funding f