i think frankfort lives from its contrasts on the one side you have that rough station district and onthe other side the new old town then there are businesses banks skyscrapers and the museum and back now and i think it's exactly that mixture that makes frankfurt so exciting to preserve its own history and at the same time to be open for something you bye bye see you next hour. odd the venice film festival. director takes pride in his gonna realize. and we can look forward to some quality movie. and we ask is streaming good for film and bad for cinema. venues and the future of the on. 30 minute sponte w b w o. s o s europe the european idea is in crisis. if it's to have a future economy champions young champions meet foreign journalists from foreign countries. they play are fighting for the dream of a good. they stand a chance and they say the european idea 75 minutes on d w. earth. home to movements of species. a home worth saving and. yet most of those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the worl

the new old town doesn't need still seem a bit sterile as though it's waiting for the people of frankfortto fill it with life. says it was well worth it. only because we have this back can people here remember what was they can see that this was their past so now they can also ask themselves about the future. right next to the new old town is the back and the old town hall this was also destroyed in the war and rebuild in the 1950 s. many of frankfurt's buildings have had a checkered history they aren't what they were originally meant to be st paul's church for instance is no longer a church it was the 1st structure to be rebuilt after the war this is where the 1st pan german national assembly met after the revolutions of 848 a 1st step on the long road to democracy in germany with what again a visitor learned here. the mural was only put up in 1901 it's by your highness cuts go and shows the procession of the deputies to st paul's church. of the do the biggest gentleman was psalm expressions are supposed to be the deputies there were about 200 nuns and then you have scenes from daily lif

one a win on the road would see them leapfrog a handful of teams in the standings after 2nd but frankfort haven't lost at home yet this sees it well they say there's a 1st thing for everything or is there a. front for can be an intimidating place to play and dortmund arrives having no one in their last 5 visits any nerves they may have had with banished early on and sanchez tested kevin track. and then talk and has set up actual vigil for the opening strike. one nil after just 11 minutes. old defensive issues came back to haunt torment when andre silva conferred it just before half time. manuel a kanji sloppy positioning letting his side down to see and follow with plenty to ponder on the brake. and restarted with a bang but sanchez failed to get past track. it would take a set pace to get back in front chop was again equal to roughly 0 guerrero's for a kick but censure was on hand to smack hard from close range. who wants a top means with just 25 minutes to hold on. but they couldn't manage it any idea a minute frankfurt wrought havoc on the box and thomas delaney cleared into his our ne

another hot topic in frankfort is here's ththe environment ass manufacturers race to meet strict new targets on carbon emissions. while new electric or hybrid vehicles were unveiled inside greenpeace activists were among those protesting outside the motor show. volkswagen in particular in the spotlight since its emissions cheating scandal in twenty fifteen. provoked germany's biggest industrial scandal in recent memory. meanwhile the german government is open the door to popoible stimulus measures as the economy teeters on the edge of recession. gdp in the eurozone's largest economy contracted slightly in the second quarter. for years berlin has focused on maintaining a balanced budget with no new spending. and it's been reluctant to act to boost growth. with economists and politicians warning that the economic slowdown could deepen or spread the finance minister said billions of euros could be spent if needed. this is from my point of view. it's vital that we laid the foundation. with the solidity of recent years i'm the salinity intended for the next budget. so that we can act in a

the checkout gained two thirds of a percentage point here in paris the docks a little bit less in frankfort. wall street closed higher with the tech sector outperforming the dow jones rose a hundred points to wrap upup a rather rocky third quartr ought to focus on trade issues as a top us adviser denied chinese claims the beijing was allowing morore internatitional investment in its economy. h hih level talks betweween american and chinese negotiators are set for early october. moving on some of the day's other business headlines now. excel airways has officially halted all of its flights as of monday afternoon. ten days after it stopped selling tickets. . thati had not received any takeover offersrs this weekend a new cout heararing on the airline's futue is set for wednesday. slovenia's flagship carrier i drea airlines has also filed for bankruptcy it's license has been revoked in all planes grounded. ten thousand passengegers have alrlready been affefected. the slovenian government ruleded out s support for a draft saying its financial situation was even worse than anticipated. boeing is

eventually cancels out the net benefits that they're trying to achieve all right you know do a lot of frankfort with both sides of the coin there thank you very much. the german government is thought to be considering a shadow budget to get around national spending limits orders reports that officials in berlin are looking at setting up independent agencies to take on new debt for investment in the german economy and that would enable the government overreach the debt limits and shrine in the constitution germany's facing a backlog demand for infrastructure spending at a time when its economy shows signs of entering session. and let's get more on this with conrad booze and frankfurt conrad this would sound unconstitutional based on a reading of the german constitution here that explicitly limits what do you tell us about this plan. well stephen it's quite likely that this would trigger a heated constitutional debate here in germany but it's also important to keep in mind that the famous german showed the break on new government debt was introduced here in germany to prevent governments from sim

of the irish border and avoiding the need of the island of ireland >> casting a shadow over the frankfort motor show volkswagen says tariffs continue to be bad for business >> china is considerably hit by the trade war, so it is tough for us and we would really appreciate if some of these threats would go away within the next month, which we probably don't see. >> oil stocks rise as crude prices extend gains after saudi arabia moves saying it is ready for a listing. >> zb morningood morning you can see a lot of red behind me the prior sessions before s&p, nasdaq were around slightly positive a lot of focus on tech yesterday with the attorney general launching investigation into big tech that has been a big theme in the u.s. banks with yields higher that has translated to europe. the shanghai trade slightly softer after weaker than expected ppi data have come in minus 0.8% year on year. one of the reasons asian equities are subdued overnight the stock 600 is down almost half a percentage point and we are already in one hour. a lot of macroevents to watch out for. i want to mention, you wan

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but again, still remains somewhat unclear, especially because other board members in frankfort, representativesapital, another inn vevesr and perhaps a chinese equity firm may feel differently about it so right now they're just sort of left with a lot of questions, but this could be something that's resolved and likelywill be one way or the other in the near term. >> what strikes me is how -- is the gap in perception here between the private markets and the public markets it's not like a lot of new disclosures has come about what's changed, they started shopping in the public markets it makes you wonder why soft bank and some of these other companies that poured so much money into this company, had it raised questions about corporate governments, about adam neumann, about his personality and all these things coming out, this was all there. >> a lot of it was there and some of it did end up in disclosure there was some pushback on mr. neumann and i think this goes back to where there is -- you can say this all happened recently, but it has been building there was requests to clean up the governi

named managing director of the imf and one of my early interviews with her she's now heading to frankfortdent of the european central bank, one of the most powerful central banks in the world at a pivotal time in europe' history, facing recession, brexit, and ongoing trade uncertainty. i did sit down with christine lagarde on friday, asked about trade, china, and its impact on growth right now >> you know what concerns me at the moment that trade instead of being that big window of opportunities for those economies that want to compete with each other, it weighs hike a big dark cloud on the global economy. and based on the latest calculation of the imf, if the tariffs that are either here already or threatened to be applied were applied, we're talking about reducing global growth by 0.8% that's a massive number. you know, growth forecast for next year is 3.5%, you take out 0.8, that hurts. it's few jobs, it's less business going on, it's less investment, it's more uncertainty. >> could it take us into a global recession >> recession is not always in the imf baseline, but the longer this l