here in frankfurt, shares of a bank was a big loser. rumors insurance companies might face duffleys passing the stress tests which are -- difficulties passing the stress tests conducted by the european supervisory authorities for the financial sector. >> and a closer look at some of ose marketumbe in frankfurt, the blue chip dax closed down wards at 7121. the stox 50 index finished down as well, 2715. the dow jones closed down almost a percentage at 11,934. and the euro is trading $1.4175. the hamburg court ordered a british oil company, b.p., to continue supplying diesel to a european-based oil group owned by state entities in libya. it's, therefore, theoretically subject to sanctions on libya. but the court said b.p. must fulfill its supply contract, explaining that the company doesn't pass on profit from its german gas stations to the libyan state. the court said stopping supply would only hurt local operations. and this was not in keeping with the spirit of the sanctions. the air show in paris ended today. for european aircraft make

and then frankfurt put me to san francisco. >> because you were late to frankfurt?u are supposed to be in chicago? >> yes. >> how bad? >> it hasn't been bad at all. i got lucky. >> lucky because she got rerooted to san francisco. bumped up to first class. it was almost as good for josh. >> i got here a couple hours early but still missed my flight. i was waiting in line after line hoping to catch another one. >> got to keep a stiff upper lip on this one. >> it is for work so i'm getting paid. get paid by the hour right now. >> reporter: one analyst said united airlines got a break of sorts. the glitch came after the busiest part of the day. not much consullation to the people standed. >> don knapp at sfo, thank you. >>> well, police are searching tonight for the driver in a fatal hit and run. a man in his 40s was hit about 10:30 a.m. this morning on mission near 18th in san francisco. witnesses say the driver fled in a 90s model white chevy minivan. a driver who crashed while being chased by police will be charged in the death of her officer. east palo alto officers

we have a summary from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> it is high time for a solution on greece. this is affecting confidence and traders do not like the conflicting statements for people with a lot of responsibility. and the german federal finance minister and the banks that are not on the same line. they expect more concrete steps from the upcoming meeting of the european finance ministers. there is no clear direction in the share price, but people are criticizing the trading that is taking place, and they say that this is not worth the and that this was damaging to the share prices. >> in frankfurt, we will look at the closing numbers. the dax finished at 7000 points, finishing up and across the atlantic on wall street, at the top of the hour is pretty much flat. this is trading at a value of one u.s. dollar. cnbc reports that facebook will be filing an initial public offering, and this may be worth 7 million euros, and goldman sachs is looking to manage this ipo. they had invested 270 million in this website that is used by five modillion people worldwide. saab is working on

we have more from frankfurt. >> after badconoc data in the united stes and the ongoing security crisis in the greek debt crisis, it closed down 1%. at different picture with the median shares, up 20% after the chinese pc maker lenovo issued a takeover offer of 30 europe's per-share -- 30 euros per share. the takeover offer was well priced and well received. >> t market figes with the blue chips in frankfurt, the dax index, closing at 7217. the euro stoxx 50 lower. in new york, the dow industrials, 12,000 to 90. and the euro trading at $1.4321. >>> belarus has asked the imf for a bailout loan. last week they officially devalued their currency 36%. consumers are strglinto kp up with inflation. belarus has a huge deficit hampered by high energy prices from russian energy imports and that spending on the elections uast year. the country's authoritarian president has so far rejected austerity measures of reform. the imf is expected to respond by june 14 perr. >>> germany's protestant church congress has got underway in the city of dresden, with hundre of thousan seto attend. participants wi

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we have more from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> the economy in germany and in the european union is doing better than expected. this health the dax rebound from the losses of the past few days. the german industrial orders rose higher than expected before. in the european union, retail sales have been able to improve. this has been very good news and it shows that the cut the seeds to give back on track. -- that the economy seems to get back on track. if there is a new energy policy, this cannot be made without the big companies. >> let's have a look at the figures starting with the blue chips in frankfurt. the dax finishing at 7103. the dow industrials is slightly lower. the euro is at $1.46. man has rejected a takeover by bmw. they were offering 91 million euros. the executives say they are interested in closer cooperation. volkswagen rose 30% and have pledged not to shut down any of their facilities. -- volkswagen owns 30% of their shares. >> russia and norway have ratified an agreement that resolved a long-running dispute over parts of the sea. the deal follows decades of negoti

our correspondent sent us this from frankfurt. >> the crews continued to be in the limelight with the downgrade by standard and poor's creating a new situation. despite all the discussions on the net steps by the politicians, people here on the floor are convinced that in the long run you probably will not get around a default because reec is just tting on t 00 high of a mountain of debt. the prices in the end, the dax gaining considerably because there was good news from the economies of the u.s. and china. they are both important customer countries for german exporters. >> we can stay in frankfurt for a closer look at the numbers. the dax closed 1.7% higher. across the atlantic on ll street the dow finhed at the top of the hour and managed to lock in gains of about 1%. the euro trading this hour at a value of one u.s. $40 4 cents. despite efforts by the chinese government to bring inflation under control, the cost of living and the world's second- biggest economy rose by 5.5% last month representing its steepest climb in nearly three years. the chinese central bank has increased its

in frankfurt, the dax closed down. the euro stoxx 50 closed down, as well. 2,74 a. the dow jones is on an upward trend at 12,080. the supreme court has rejected a class action suit against wal- mart by female workers. they claimed that they had been systematically discriminated against, alleging that wal-mart paid women less than men and passed them over for promotion. they can still pursue their individual claims against the roads biggest retailer. if they had decided in favor of wal-mart, -- in favor of the plaintiffs, it could have cost wal-mart's tens of millions in damages. a change of course in the german energy policy is attracting a russian energy giant, gas from wanting to increase its earnings to the german electricity business -- gazprom. >> they would like to expand their presence in germany as soon as possible. they also like to take a position in power plants. >> in order to replace nuclear energy wh natural gas in germany, it is necessary to start investing now. we are currently in talks with the german company e.on, as well as other companies. >> tak

our correspondentent this summary from frankfurt. >> there is growing concern here on the floor over what is happening in greece. people are afraid even that there might be a disorderly defaults which could send markets into a tailspin causing similar problems after the collapse of lehman brothers. share prices managed to recover from most of the losses on the strength of mixed u.s. news from the economy. the labor market and the housing market are a bit better than expected. the od news from a travel company which is aiming to sell its container shipping unit and they now have a seriously interested p pty from the state of oman. they have given their interest in writing. >> of the dax is finishing just lower. the leading euros on blue chips is down to just buy a tad, 2730. the do clod at the top of the hour and it managed to lock in some pretty good gains finishing a half of 1% higher. the euro has post gains against other major currencies this thursday. inflation in the eurozone fell slightly last month. the european union by statistics agency says that the annual rate of inflation

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markets go. >> the best performers on the trading floor in frankfurt, and this has to do, of course, with greece. e finance sector in europe is currently being stress tested, which means the supervisory authorities would like to know a bit more how financially sound bank insurance companies and pension funds are, and as many of these investors are holding large amounts of greek government bonds and many other bonds from other comparable countries, of course, the decision of the parliament in athensns hel these banks and insurance companies to do better in the current stress tests. >> talkiking about doing better, let's have a look at the gains. investors are still waiting for part two of the greek package, and, of course, the second international bailout, but the dax is up 1.75%. the big euro zone companies fished almost 2% higher. the dow jones is also doing well, up over half of 1%, and the euro is currently trading at $1.44. the german government is set to ratify a proposal on thursday to close all of the nuclear power plants by 2022. the earlier date comes in response to the fuku

just like the frankfurt stock exchange will stay the frankfurt stock exchange. >> thank you, appreciate it. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i thank the gentleman, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. marino is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, sir, i apologize for being late. i just came from another committee meeting. >> we're pleased to have you. >> gentlemen, thank you for being here. mr. lebowitz, i was not quite clear on your question by my colleague on the other side concerning jobs that may be lost in the united states. do we have any indication on how many jobs may be lost in the united states? and how many jobs may be gained outside of the united states? can you give me a number, please? >> so i would expect, i would expect that there will be more jobs lost outside the united states in the short run. there will be few jobs lost inside the united states and then there will be growth of jobs in the united states. and abroad as well. >> okay, could you just go into a little bit more detail on the growth for jobs in the united states? and what you think of, what period? >> yea

all correspondence sent us this report from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> this wednesday showed that if a company does not have a real hot story to tell, it's ipo is anything but a small cellar. the clothing retailer atla only just made it to the stock trading floor. the stock price lost. and prime office, a real-estate company, of an estimated value of about 400 million euros, completely called off its ipo, which had been planned for friday. quite obviously, the time for ipo's in frankfurt are not quite that rosy anymore. >> let's take a closer look at some of those market numbers. the blue-chip dax closed down words at $72.70 it since. the index of leading your blue chips finished down as well. in new york, the dow jones closed just over 0.5% down, and the euro was trading $1.4349. russia and the eu signed a deal to resume fresh vegetable imports. under the terms of the agreement, each state will have to certify the origin of the produce and the absence of the deadly e. coli strain. -- impose the import ban at the beginning of june as the number of victims of the e coli bacteria co

use cash capital frankfurt either believing the greeks have had it too easy of cars if we are going to chill sixty seven it's not possible to clear why other people should go with sixty fifteen which are certainly not responsible for the deaths and the deficits run in portugal greece in the pit states raise the age when when the greek people retire. story all the people well we have to work along as well germans or wrote boiling point anger which could spill out onto the streets say some experts if the problems with the euro become. bigger and bigger higher and higher it is also not excluded. people go under sweet because they're say ok we don't want to pay any more powerful greens n l suing merkel's government claiming it did facts about bailouts from the public people in germany i ask you we have to play it is so we have to give answers and the answers we don't get from our government even the ruling party's revolting close pizza will she's fighting all rescues since he argues leaving the eurozone is in the interests of the struggling countries should take the chance to say ok we get

over the last week the major western media from the new york times to the guardian to morrow to frankfurt they all changed their mind for the first time they realized that people who had been hurt by these measures it was put just the distance it will go to figures on a spreadsheet and was he realized that the light changed the guardian yesterday the guardian a major debate in british newspaper actually in its leader in the main political position of the paper. right for the first time that greece must perform right well thank you very much i mean certainly dizziness for your thoughts there live from the u.k. university of lot of professor gives you no thank you. oh your opinion counts visit our website r.t. dot com have your say in our latest on long poll and today we asked you what should people do about the new set of asperity cards is approved so far most of you think they should defend the rights until early elections a close second with thirty three percent is the opinion that they must prepare for even worse cuts with bankruptcy still looming and other less favorable responses or t

and 1.5% gains there in frankfurt for the xetra dax.n asia, as mentioned, chinesen tphraeugz is spiraling higher but not as a higher rate. investors were more concerned with economic data. more on that in a moment. a couple of japanese companies to mention this hour, honda is forecasting a 63% drop in its net profit for this year. and tepco is the operator of the crippled fukushima nuclear plant in japan. tepco rose 25% after the government agreed to an aid package. here are your closinging numbers nor asia powered by tepco and others. and despite the news from honda, nikkei was up 1%, edging down the hang seng. inflation data out of china encouraged the shanghai composite to put on 1% or more. and kospi up 1.37%. they look set for a higher open when trading begins later on tuesday. and this is where the u.s. futures market stands, premarket action. up by half percent for the dow and the nasdaq. and the market expected to do even the s&p 500 up.77%. we are in hong kong with the numbers. hello there. >> hi charles. thanks very much. chin

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. >> let's look at the market numbers, starting with the blue chips in frankfurt. this is 7069, with the euros stocks lower. the euro is at $1.43. general motors is about to regain their title as the largescar maker. there is a warning that profits will be slumping this year, the tissues caused by the tsunami in japan. this will fall by nearly two- thirds, and the march 11 catastrophe disrupted the power supply. toyota says that they will not fully recover until november. the question is, is gegeral motors about to sell their european unit. the latest reports are that a chinese car maker, biac, would like to take over opal. they have received an offer from the chinese company. they first showed an interest a couple of years ago when general motors put this up for sale. plans were -- plans were canceled for a sale at the last minute. >> funeral services are being held for a german soldier killed in afghanistan in june. the german defense minister gave his personal condolences, but he also asked for germany's continued commitment to afghanistan, and said that the all

. >> my flight to frankfurt got cancelled so i missed my connection in rome so now i have been waiting here had a bunch of stand byes i have missed. >> computers crashed and just threw their hands up didn't know when they would be up, didn't know what to do with all these people. >> united says it is working with passengers to rebook but can be difficult many flights are full. >> even though they are not canceling a lot will be delayed if you are flying any airline i would recommend checking the flight before you head to the airport. >>> for slower news east bay aids walk took great strides helping battling that disease. >> many folks who don't get tested are too afraid to find out. >> congress woman barbara lee kicked off the walk and accepted a major denation of $30,000 from wall green that is will go towards nonprofits helping reduce hiv and aids also offered, free testing and health screening. >>> a huge wild fire continues to burn in east texas this morning, called the baring fire the second largest wild fire ever for this area. it burned 14,000-acres, friday it was at 80% contain

we can have a look at the market in frankfurt. beginning the day at 71.59. the dow jones industrials also gaining 12,124. the euro trading at $1.45. they may have sold 147,000 cars. much of the increase was due to a strong comeback for b&w ' s mini brand. it will increase production for the traditional compact car in britain. they have pledged to invest more than half a billion a year rose -- euros in britain. >> his head is almost too big for that money. one last chance to argue her case. angela merkel told parliament that now is the time to begin and in nuclear power in germany. parliament is expected to vote on legislation which called for all the nuclear reactors to be shut down within the next decade. >> the chancellor knows her credibility is at stake. not only does she has to present a realistic road map to klose germany's nuclear power plants by 2020 to, she also has to explain her policy u turn. before fukushima, she was willing to us -- except the rest. >> this is part of our overall energy policy. i now want to say unequivocally to this house, fuk

. >> in frankfurt, we look at friday's closing numbers. the dax is going into the weekend up by 3/4 of 1%, 7164. the u.s. putting in a strong showing, finishing at 2770. across the atlantic, the dow closed at the top of the hour and it also managed a positive close to the day and the week, for the rst time in a moh and a half. it finished above the 12,000 point level at 1,004. and the euro trading at a value of $1.42.98. after a hostile takeover saga that has played out over nine months, a spanish construction company has finally accumulated a majority voting stake in its german rival. they hold just over 50% of the voting shares in the company. their strong balance sheet is expected to help a.c.s. cushion its exposure to spain's struggling construction sector and ease the pressure resulting from an $8 billion euro debt pile. but employees at the company fear a.c.s. will now sell off the assets in order to help it restructure. for the first time since the collapse of the soviet union, russia's army has agreed a major deal to purchase defen

this update from frankfurt. >> the greek debt crisis was again responsible for a shaky move in the german stock market. the dax was going up and down. in new york, investors have been more optimistic, helping the german market. the euro hopes to [unintelligible] the involvement of the financial sector in the greek rescue is becoming more likely. but the details are not clear, making investors nervous, lending to the poor performance today. >> thing at from for for a moment, a look at those closing numbers. the dax finished down slightly. the eurostoxx ended up slightly. the dow jones is a little stronger, up almost a full percent. the euro is "-- is currently trading for $1.47. making bankruptcy easier is what germany might do. the idea is to reduce red tape and let the business sector have more say in your position process. >> lots of businesses closed down during the economic crisis, but that is happening less often these days. in the first six months of 2011, nearly 15,000 businesses declared themselves insolvent, a drop of just over 11% compared to the same period last year. the numbe

in frankfurt, the dax index finishing monday's session lower at 70.84. the dow jones in new york, 12,089, and the bureau cuently trading at o $0.4568. would you like to have lunch with one of the world's most successful investors? you can if you have the money. warren buffett is auctioning off a private lunch at smith and lelinski. the highest bid so far is about $2 million. the money will go to charities to help the poor and homeless. last year's benefits paid over $2.6 million. the bidding closes on friday. the international energy agency sa the natal gas will play an increanglymportant role in the coming years following the fukushima crisis. there is mounting concern about nuclear security. the demand for natural gas is going to grow and it could soon be meeting for it represents one of the world's energy requirements. >> an estimated value of nearly 70 billion euros for this natural gas deposit. and efforts are already under way to exploit the windfall. analysts expect the demand for natural gas will increase by half over the next few decades. major

we will stay in frankfurt for a closer look at frank -- closing numbers. the dax fell by 1.25%. zero stocks 50 index -- the euro stoxx 50 index finished lower. the dow is down by 1.5%. on currency markets, the great debt crisis is weighing heavily onhe eur itas -- grk debt crisis is weighing heavily on the euro, which is tradingngt a value of $1.5162. . -- after identifying the source of the deadly e. coli bacteria, the you called on the ban to be lifted and said it was -- eu called on the ban to be lifted and said it was not justified. moscow is insisting on eu rtificates of forming the safety of produce -- affirming the city of produce. >> we turn our attention to syria, where thousands of supporters of president bashar al-assad have turned out for federal government rally -- for a pro-government rally. the fighting in the northern part of the country has led to dozens of military and civilian deaths and to thousands of people fleeing to neighboring turkey. men from the village set up checkpoints to protect residents from government security forces. this footage was recorded b

he's visiting the center in frankfurt where he was housed when he arrived. he meets old acquaintances. habib was 14 when he arrived in italy. the italian authorities registered him as adult so no one would have to take care of him. in germany, he has a temporary visa. he says he was overwhelmed by the cleanliness and care provided here. did you have that in italy, too? >> no, i didn't. in italy, i was on the streets. i lived on the streets. i was homeless. >> what are you most afraid of right now? >> i fear to go back, that's what i am afraid. >> unlike habib, mostapha faces an uncertain future. the courts have ruled he can stay in germany for now but it's by no means a final decision. >> the summer palace which once belonged to the spanish dictator general franco has been opened to visitors despite protests from the franco family. it's been argued that the villa was paid for by money extorted from the spanish people so the house should be returned to the state. after years of dispute with franco's descendants, tourists have finally been allowed in. the vill

the frankfurt benchmark dax closed 0.5%t% the euro stoxx 50 also higher by 0.25%. in new york, the dow jones industrials going south, 12150. the euro is trading at $1.4636. >>> fiat is taking control of chrysler. u.s. treasury confirms they will sell their remaining 6% stake of chrysler to the italian car maker in the deal worth $560 million. >> president obama received a warm welcome at the chrysler plant in toledo, ohio. the u.s. government pumped $12.5 billion it into the struggling car maker, much to the chagrin of republicans. >> if we let chrysler and gm fail, plants like this would shut down and dealers across the country would have shriveled up. then ford and other auto makers could have failed, too. by the time the dominant stopped falling, more than a million jobs would not have been around. >> a few months after washington rescued chrysler, fiat acquired a major stake in the company. following the deal, fiat will see its stake increase to 52%. chrysler is expecting profits of five and a million dollars this year. fiat is becoming a key global player in t

. >> we went to frankfurt then san francisco. >> you are supposed to be in chicago? >> yes. >> how bad has it been? >> it hasn't been bad at all. i got lucky. >> reporter: lucky because she got rerooted to san francisco. bumped up to first class. it was almost as good for josh simmons. >> i got here a couple hours early. but still missed my flight. i'm just waiting in line after line hoping to catch another one. so... >> got to keep a stiff upper lip on this one? >> yes. it is for work so i'm getting paid. paid by the hour right now. >> reporter: not so bad much . the backlog of passengers is easing up. we are still seeing folks run up and down this sidewalk trying to get on flights. ann? >> what a mess. don knapp at s.f.o. thank you much. >>> well, this guy was kicked off his flight for his revealing attire. tonight we are seeing video of the exchange between a san francisco college student and u.s. airways pilot. >> hold on, hold on. >> no, no, listen to me. listen to me. >> i didn't do nothing to nobody. >> a passenger shot this video last wednesday, gave it to th

we go first to frankfurt where the dax closed awkward at 7285. in new york, the dow jones industrials are in an upward trend to 12,190. the euro is trading at $1.44. the french air show is in full flight. the opening day saw orders for more than 200 aircraft with a total value exceeding 15 billion euros. clearly, airlines are eating -- eager to invest but they're also looking for a few efficiency improvements. >> 12,000 photocells powers this plain. no fossil fuels are used. there is a long way before it can be commercially viable. airlines would like more efficient planes and many factories are taking notice. >> 80% of the money to invest in technology for airbus or eurocopter goes towards making them more efficient and reducing noise levels. we want to cope with the environmental impact of the planes. >> to make the aircraft more efficient, they will use this new engine for the revamped jet. it burned 15% less fuel tanks to the low pressure turbine. >> first, we have saving in fuel consumption because the low pressure turbine is very efficient.

at its policy board meeting in frankfurt on thursday, the central bank made the decision to keep the rate at 1.25%. in europe, the credit crisis continues in greece as it struggles to rebuild its economy. the central bank kept the interest rate unchanged at a relatively low level, making it easier for companies and financial institutions to borrow money. however, concerns over inflation continues in europe as crude oil and food prices remain high. many market players anticipate that the central bank will hike its key rate in july. >> on balance, risks to the outlook for price stability are on the up side. accordingly, strong vigilance is warranted. on the basis of our assessment, we will act in a firm and timely manner. we will do all what is needed to prevent recent price developments giving rise to broad based pressures. >> and i have fresh economic data as well. in japan the prices of goods traded among businesses rose in may for an eighth consecutive month. japan's central bank said on friday the corporate goods price index stood at 105.5 against a reference value of 100 set in 2

four and a half percent rise for shares of congress back at siemens fell one point nine percent in frankfurt the company said it expects new orders and revenue increase in the fiscal third. person according markets close in the black to my sixth and the highest and more than a week as all over the ground from a four month low energy majors among the main gayness of the day by strong well let's have a look at something individual shrapnel something my six washes two biggest bore produces rawson have gained point nine two point three percent respectively in electricity sector j k five across the reports has successfully placed three year plans however high for electric company roof hydro finished in the red the state will sell seven percent of the for by the year but if you're cruising soft unicredit securities wraps up against. it looks like the market is factoring in greece is going to resort problems either by itself. or will come up with some sort of before greek government so the maltese discounting this is a first for the weak u.s. . we've been running through for quite a while it's not

four and a half percent rise for shares of commerce bank but siemens fell one point nine percent in frankfurt the company said it expects new orders and revenue to increase in the fiscal third quarter. question equity markets close in the block my sixth and of the highest in more than a week as all rebounded from a four month low energy majors among the main gayness of the day by strong oil let's have a look at some individual shammal so my six washes two biggest bore producers rawson have gained point nine two point three percent respectively electricity sector over j.k. five advanced all reports have successfully placed three year bonds however hydro electric company boost hydro finished in the red the state will sell seven percent of the farm by the year at regular cuisine soft unicredit securities wraps up with a string. it looks like the market is factoring in greece is going to resolve the problems. europe will come up with some sort of before greek government so the mobster's discounting is definitely first for the weak u.s. . we've been having food for quite a while it's not a surpris

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