what do you have today in beautiful frankfurt? francine: beautiful and sunny frankfurt, tom.new european central bank holding were i spoke extensively to benoit coeure. the market wants to know when they will start tapering. very good. we will have a conversation for you. i am a huge fan of a monday briefing with first word news with taylor riggs. taylor: and the u.k., the foreign minister is saying for those to get a grip, calling for calm after last week's disastrous election. angryets today with lawmakers who blames her for losing the majority in parliament. it is a showdown that could conclude her time in power. in france, voters have given a resounding victory to emmanuel macron's-year-old party. it -- if the result hold up, macron's back hours are expected to when and then 55 of the 570 seats in the lower house of parliament will put mccrone and a strong position to enact his pro-business agenda. in the u.s., president trump may postpone a plan after backlash over his remarks about the london terror attack. according to the new york times, the president has expressed --

, and somejobs eu, frankfurt, paris, orwherever, and some jobs might eu, frankfurt, paris, orwhereverand some jobs might go with eu, frankfurt, paris, orwherever, and somejobs might go with it. eu, frankfurt, paris, orwherever, and some jobs might go with it. we keep hearing somejobs might go. what is the worst—case scenario? if they said, you can't do euro clearing any more in london, what is the alt clearing? some people suggested if you take into account business related to this that would go with it in the most extreme cases, we could be looking at tens of thousands of jobs. cases, we could be looking at tens of thousands ofjobs. one estimate has 18 or 19,000 jobs. —— 80 or 90,000. it is a clear indication that the european union has some concerns about financial stability in all this and wanting to have eurozone financial stability more under its own control, but also i think it is fair to say there is a certain amount of envious gazes, looking at the city of london from frankfurt, paris and others, for many years. andrew walker, economics correspondent, thank you. the chief exec

an update on the market numbers, the london and frankfurt markets both up and the dowjones and frankfurthe dow jones and the frankfurt markets both up and the dowjones and the nasdaq both positive territory. breaking news out of the philippines. the reuters news agency, quoting cnn in the philippines, has suggested that gunfire and explosions have been heard outside a very popular resort, the resort world hotel in the capital, manila. cnn philippines have but there is and their twitter feed. they say police, fire trucks and a swat team are in the area, resort world is a huge integrated resort with a casino, it's a big entertainment venue, and the hotel is popular with foreign visitors. in fa ct, is popular with foreign visitors. in fact, last year 175,000 british people visited that resort. and quite a few have been there this year. but reports of gunfire and explosions outside the resort in that capital, manila, that is the resort world hotel. some suggestion that maybe foreign tourists have been caught up in this incident. we don't know exactly what has happened but those reports are c

the stakes are high for paris and frankfurt. they will have to move thousands to the continent if they want to keep access to the eu market after brexit. >> that battle is still heating up across europe. >> thank you. we leave you with the business. ♪ >> from pacifica, this is democracy now. >> mr. president, today's congressional budget office analysis of the trump mcconnell health care bill gives us 22 million reasons why this legislation should not see the light of day.. >> as 22 million more e people e projected to lose health insurance under the senate republican

now to breaking news in frankfurt neighborhood. a woman is in the hospital after a man beat her and tried to put her in a trash bag. police say it happened last night across from frankfurt hospital. she never regained consciousness. police continue to look for the attacker. >>> two people are dead and another is hurt in an overnight shooting. just after midnight someone opened fire on three men along north 13th street in north philadelphia. police found at least 30 shell casings. a 17-year-old and another men were killed. the other man is in stable condition. there are no arrests. >>> jurors are hear from more witnesses in the trial of a man accused of sexually assaulting six girls from the same family. >> that's one of the stories we're following in the day ahead. yesterday the mother of the six girls testified that she knew about the sexual activity but also said she trusted lee caplin. authorities allege caplin was gifted the oldest girl because he helped her parents out financially. he fathered two children with her. the girl's

niklas ostberg joins us from frankfurt. pleasure speaking with you con grade lagratulations on that hour of start. what do you think is the allure of your company? >> thank you i think they've been a good company. i think we've built a great service. obviously we're proud. i'm glad we had a good start this is really about the long-term, about the next 10, 15 years to build a very good service. i think we're off to a good start. really, this is long-term. and i think it's a fantastic day for us delivery hero is a fantastic day for investors and for the whole european tech scene. >> it's also remarkable given that the blue apron ipo yesterday saw less demand than initially expected the appetite was quite low it raised a third less than it hoped. why do you think your story and the interest in your company is so different from blue apron >> it's hard to compare it to another company. the investors looking into us were excited about the strength of the business, the strength of the growth they were having some profitability in

this unfolded last night across from frankfurt hospital.e pamela osbourne is live this morning. tell us how this unfolded. >> reporter: that's right. so far police have identified no motive in the attack. we talked to them and we're learning a little bit more about that victim. she's 29 years old. she's in critical condition right now. she was beaten so badly that police say she was barely recognizable. this is where she was attacked. as you said, it was the hospital employees who witnessed the attack from across the street. it happened at 10:30 last night and employees saw a man beating a woman here on her head and in her face. they yelled out to try to stop the attack, but the suspect did not stop. he beat the woman unconscious and that's when police say he emptied a trash bag and tried to stuff the victims who police say is small in stature into that bag. the workers kept yelling and is when the attack came to an end. >> it was a good thing that the witnesses yelled and startled this individual and that's when he stopped and fled on foot

the flight to frankfurt returned on captain's orders and an emergency was declared.spoke to one passenger who was on board. >> we had to turn around and fly back to philadelphia taking another three hours. basically six hours to go nowhere. >> reporter: many of the passengers will be taking flights to frankfurt today. >>> marijuana becomes legal in new jersey, and if it does, it will have to be under new jersey's governor. voters are trying to get chris christie behind the idea. >>> a pennsylvania man who went missing last week hiking in louisiana has been found. eric helmas was found in fairly good condition on friday. helmas is training to be a guide. >>> well, more than 3500 athletes competed for nearly $20,000 in prize money. in the 26th annual pottstown rumble. it is the world's largest grass volleyball tournament. men and women's teams across the u.s. and candy and several olympians played on 170 grass courts in memorial park. >>> well, it was just another great beach day. here's a live look at ocean city where people are getting the last hours of sunlight this

philadelphia signed an agreement with frankfurt in 2015. philadelphia is now linked with 11 sister cities. >>> up next, a local football team's future threatened when thieves get into this shed. how coaches are trying to save the season. >>> a city bus plows into this brick wall. what triggered this violent collision? >>> also, governor chris christie versus dawg the county hunter. why the governor is telling the reality star to take a hike. >>> changes are ahead of us. sizzling, steamy, stormy conditions. i'll break it down for your neighborhood when we come back after the break. >>> america's biggest birthday party starts in just a week from now. here are some of the go forth and learn events. >>> this right here is newly released surveillance video of a violent bus crash in detroit. the bus hit an suv that crossed its path, lthen plowed through brick wall. witnesses said it sounded like an explosion. five people were hurt in all. >>> in delaware county, thieves broke into this shed and stole thousands worth of equipment from a youth foot

and frankfurter had so many proteges around the capital that they were known as frankfurter's happy hot dogs. [laughter] >> and tommy was a pretty happy hot dog, but frankfurter sent messy a letter of introduction, i'd like you to meet tommy, they hit it off great. she recognized his abilities so-so she brought him into the white house one night to play the accordian after dinner. and fdr loved to sing around the piano or the accordian or the guitar at the white house and tommy had a fine irish tenor voice. then he started showing up at missy's offices in the morning and he would say, i was on capitol hill or at a cocktail party, yadda, yadda. and she'd say let me go tell fd about that. and she'd say tommy said this and that, and he'd say let tommy in. he became the white house lobbyist on capitol hill. he worked for the federal government already so he was a federal employee, but the white house had not had a lobbyist and he was integral to pushing all the of this legislation going through after the first 100 days it got a lot harder because the crisis was over and even though they had

. >>> new report says goldman, sachs planning to double staff in frankfurt the bank is readying the movere for brexit on a programming note, blankfein will be on at midnight with video online. >>> jaguar land rover will hire 5,000 to build technology in electric cars. they will hire 1,000 engineers and 4,000 additional personnel most hires based in britain, that's good news for the uk as concerns grow how brexit will impact industry overall. talk more about that topic, how the city in london will be effected with katherine mcginnis, policy chairman of city of london thank you for joining us today let's talk about the banks we're seeing reports about staff being more than doubled at goldman, sachs in frankfurt, does that worry you? are we seeing an exodus? >> i think you have to look at how many jobs are actually involved yes, of course people need to make arrangements to be out so they can operate day one, at the moment there's a lot of uncertainty. numbers of jobs involved are still actually very low. we are very clear, people want to stay in london in the longer term i think the import

philly international confirms last night's american airlines flight to frankfurt returned due to possible mechanical issue. the plane is now being checked out. we talked to one passenger who was onboard that flight. >> we make it about three hours into the flight when we find out that the navigation system isn't working so we have to make a u-turn and fly back to philadelphia, taking another three hours. so basically, six hours on a plane to get nowhere. all the flights are overbooked. we can't find anything for the next couple days and it's a big headache. >> many passengers will be taking flights to frankfurt today. >>> give me canine units and state police. we have a female and a male running through the field, through the corn field. >> those words from police in the lehigh valley came after a man and woman fired shots at officers. the gunfire led to an armed standoff that lasted for nine hours. it ended for the two suspects in an apparent murder/suicide inside the attic of a house. the standoff happened yesterday near west saucon valley road and lime port pike. that's where investiga

philly international airport confirms last night's american airlines flight to frankfurt returned dueo a possible mechanical issue. one passenger reported being told the navigation equipment stopped working three hours into the flight. the plane is now being checked out. in the meantime, passengers are scrambling a little bit to rebook flights. we'll have reaction from the passengers coming up later on this morning. quick heads-up for drivers. a busy intersection in north philadelphia remains closed because of septa's route 15 track newell project. broad street at girard avenue is closed, the intersection will reopen this evening at 8:00. septa bus routes and shuttle buses in the area in the meantime being detoured. >> this weekend, delaware is honoring a citizen who lost his life while saving his stepson. the state awarded a medal to michael manly who swam out to help his stepson who got caught in a rip current in 2015. the teen made it back to shore, manly was swept out to sea. >>> and an historic marker stands at the site of one of philadelphia's darkest days. state officials dedic

have got off to a positive start an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurted the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. nobody seems calm, despite the drama going on at the moment. more now on our main story — the terror attack on people near a mosque in north london. the suspect is in custody and police confirm he is not known to them. the bbc understands he is darren osbourne, a 47—year—old man from cardiff. let's talk to joey valentino — joey was inside the muslim welfare house in finsbury park when the attack happened. thank you for being with us on the bbc news. can you describe what you saw and heard when you came out of the house? literally i was praying inside. in the middle of the prayer, i could hear a lot of shouting and screaming, and people were panicky. idid not screaming, and people were panicky. i did not pay massive attention because i thought there were some southern fights going on. when i finished my prayer, i looked around and offices of things going on, people were screaming. everyone was pa

nomura has picked frankfurt is the headquarters for its operation after the u.k. leaves the block.an's biggest brokerage will start preparations this month to form a base in the german financial center. they will seek regulatory approval and find office space before transferring fewer than 100 employees from london. $1.9 billion raised in this second biggest u.s. public offering of the year. shares for $30d each, near the top edge of the market price range. he comes one year after it was formed when its parent company closed the acquisition of cablevision systems. that's your bloomberg business flash. trump's -- todent a president trump's top cabinet secretaries said china still has in north role to play korea. secretary of state rex tillerson appears to have disregarded and earlier tweet from president trump saying that chinese efforts have a. failed. >> we reiterated to china that they have a diplomatic responsibility to exert much greater economic and diplomatic pressure on the regime if they want to prevent further escalation in the region. guy monson is still here with us. it

based investment banks like morgan stanley and citi group are allegedly contemplating a move to frankfurt or other rival hubs all the entire u.k. workforce isn't only made up of financial services the sector contributes nearly one hundred twenty billion pounds to the economy from here on out we can likely expect may and the rest of parliament to prioritise securing jobs and business opportunities we're joined now by boom bust lindsay france who's in the u.k. to continue covering the one year breakfast anniversary she sat down with francis coppola financial blogger and contributor to forbes and the financial times france is one of the go shooting power in this in this debate right now who has the upper hand with the spin. the u.k. basically negotiating with a gun to its head to you. to go to do not. it's up against time pressure it is the week of pots and negotiations which remember it's u.k. this initiated this you know the u.k. early you know has to done to do is sit tight and wait for the u.k. to shoot itself in the foot or or a term i was good predictors i did a conference in at norway

there are other major cities in the world, sittings like london, frankfurt, paris, singapore.hey all, even in new york, there has been agreement to encourage settlement to be set up in major cities in new york. >> thank you. he used to be a personal interpreter for the president who instigated the return of hong kong to china mainland. that will do it for our 20th anniversary celebration. tomorrow, live from the center of strategic and international studies, a discussion about the famine in south sudan. 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2.

are saying we are already buying our office spaces overseas whether it's paris brussels they say frankfurt in some cases we are bracing for moving up to nine thousand employees over there if we lose our sort of employment rights for e.u. citizens you think that's an it's sort of an empty threat or do you think we're going to see this matter that this is some of the stuff i have access to as citizens to working in different parts of europe and you included i think is grandstanding because i was wondering alternately there is no one wants to make it impossible for somebody who's a fully employed professional to come and work in a different country or it's really the the the attitude towards migration which caused that sought of the bricks of kind from people turning up who are competing with. unskilled workers will save the skilled workers and construction plumbing etc etc the famous polish blama right and that's the sod that people were complaining about but be given the amount of money that goes both wise and in that sense in many ways the europeans benefit more than the english do from go

going to move nine thousand one thousand and insert the thousands of numbers of our employees to frankfurt to brussels to paris is this posturing or do you think this is a reality that they're saying ok when we get the indication we're moving or is it sort of a bit of a threat either you might be a bit of both actually i mean the business community generally has not been in favor of pricks so there are more financial services companies are known and these are financial known for being a certain amount of pressure to government by threatening to do things on native species famously done that threatened to move to hong kong to try and influence the outcome of u.k. elections that kind of thing so wouldn't surprise me if this was to some extent posturing that set all the indicators are at the moment that it's going to be quite a rough ride and the financial services industry is going to suffer quite a significant change are all things that are going to be repatriated to to europe that has to happen and so it's reasonable to financial services would be preparing for that so cute you chose a wel

set of decisions by some financial corporations decide to realize i had to double and i went to frankfurt is a bit of an effect turning up but it's mainly it was a minor event made into a major one because economists and politicians think that everything is about improving tried and in reality what keeps an economy going is improving investment and in fact some of the positive effects of bricks that such as the drop in the pound did more to stimulate investment than any amount of government policy has done but wouldn't you would wouldn't they also argue that. that the trade is the investment you're going to get more of that possible investment at the norlin which i think what's actually happened with all the focus upon try this is a bit like the old story about the frog in the water is the bricks it was made into a huge issue about lack of access to try and decline industry and so on but if you look at what's happened to you in the last twenty years it's gone from having manufacturing and being about twenty percent of its trade a pay to about ten percent of its you know what about it like

joining us from frankfurt is paul gordon a bloomberg news. good afternoon. great to have you.at the latest is here, but it seems the ecb is looking to make a statute change. paul: yes. that is quieted big deal -- that is quite a big deal. they have asked the european union to stage the statute to give it the legal competence to oversee clearing in the euro area getting it the right to be brought clearing into the e.u. or euro area posture station. that would be a cost to london for most clearing is headquartered at the moment through companies such as lch. step for the big euro area and one that gets to the heart of one of the key battles over brexit. nejra: yes. there is an argument for moving it where the regulator is. and that is the central argument of the ecb. is that a valid argument? does it matter if you are a clearinghouse for you are based? paul: the ecb says it does. they said it needs the ability to oversee systemically important clearing houses. this feeds into a proposal by the european commission to force the large one. now, it is worth remembering the ecb has t

4900 block of frankfurt avenue here just across the street from the hospital. we're told it was a hospital worker standing under that overhang who saw the attack, came across the street and saved that woman's life. she didn't know what was happening around 11:00 last night when she came to check on her properties. >> it's surprising because around this part of frank further because we're so close to the area hospital as well as terminal you would think this part is safer. >> reporter: even with all that activity under the l and feet from the hospital a 29-year-old woman fell prey to a vicious attack. a man who beat her so severely she's unable to talk with investigators and still on a breathing tube. the attacker tried to stuff the woman in a trash bag but ran off when a hospital worker spotted it. >> i never heard see that. so i never look down here. so i'm very surprised. >> reporter: nbc 10 was here as northeast detectives searched the area for witnesses and video that may show that attacker. we learned septa will see if they detected any indication of the m

an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day.ands of revellers have been attending a wine festival in northern spain — nothing unusual there, you might say. except this one has a rather unusual twist. it's called la battalla del vino, or the battle of the wine, in which visitors hurl the good stuff at each other. according to local legend, it has been taking place since the 13th century, and was originally to demarcate the border between two towns. the organisers say a range of weapons are allowed including buckets, wineskins, hose sprays or anything else which can launch thousands of litres of wine over the crowd. now it's time for this week's meet the author. the irish writer paula mcgrath‘s novel, a history of running away, is about three women separated by time and place, who are all trying to escape the circumstances of their lives. they're all connected, although we don't know how at the start of the book, and their stories are about a society that seems to thwart them at every turn, but then perhaps begins to offer somethi

a record they share with frankfurt from germany.ivals psg 7—6 on penalties after it ended goalless after extra time. interestingly, when the two teams met in the french cup weeks ago, it was the same scoreline with lyon coming out on top. they have back—to—back troubles now in their trophy cabinet. psg searching for their first european title, but with this old french final -- title, but with this old french final —— all french final here in cardiff it goes well for the next big women's football tournament, the euros in the netherlands. certainly, france may well be thinking that they will be a dominant force there. now to cricket where england cruised to a first up win over bangladesh in their opening game of the icc champions trophy on thursday. joe root played a starring role for the hosts who were eight wicket winners at the oval in london, and patrick gearey was there. getting into big sporting events is by necessity a slower process these days. hanging around is part of the game. bangladesh bans do it artfully, england fans pa

frankfurt dax up 8/10. in fact the ftse 100 claiming as the pound falls is a fairly regular occurrence. it takes a much more extenuating sense of circumstances. what is moving the markets in this report. >> the markets had expected the conservatives to win the u.k. general election by a wide margin. there was an initial fall in the value of the pound. shares and some retailers have aso fallen amid fears of little uncertainty may affect consumer spending. a weaker pound makes the dish exports cheaper. the ftse 100 rose. this by firms that earned their profits in u.s. dollars. >> it is really a lot of multinational companies. they are not necessarily dependent on the british economy. for those firms, the fact there are four and earnings are going to be worth more in pounds after the pound drops just means that actually it is a net policy for earnings outlook. >> european markets closed higher after theresa may announced her conservative party would form a government alliance with northern islands eu p. at the

philly international airport confirmed that last's american airlines flight to frankfurt had to return due to a possible mechanical issue. the plane is now being checked out. we talked to one passenger who was aboard the flight. >> we make it about three hours into the flight when we find out that the navigation system isn't working. we have to make a u-turn and fly back to philadelphia taking another three hours. basically, six hours on a plane to get nowhere. all of the flights are overbooked. we can't find anything for a couple days and it's a big headache. >> airport officials say many of the passengers will be taking flights to frankfurt today. >>> get me the canine units and state police if you can. we have a female and male running through the fields, through the cornfields. >> those words from police in the lehigh valley came after a man and woman fired shots at officers. the gunfire then led to an armed standoff that lasted for nine hours. it ended for the two suspects in an apparent murder/suicide. inside the attic of a house. the standoff in lehigh county happened yesterday

and that could -- exacerbate what you indexes on the continent are seeing games the frankfurt dax fell -- high. unemployment is at their lowest there in 2009. now to china where the ministry said they had mastered tech knowledge he to mine for combustible ice. notably here you'll. one cubic meter of it is the ofrgy of 164 cubic meters natural gas. billionrve is around 80 tons of oil. they've been extracting this for 22 days. >> we have concerns through geological surveys there are two large gas field of cubic meters each in the south genesee. -- south china sea. n establishment for commercial mining in the future. >> a lot of fossil fuels, hopefully. >> thank you for that up. in a few hours, the french astronaut will return to earth past 196 days he has been at the international space station did we are standing by at the national center for space studies. what do you have for us? has gonedocking successfully. i am here with the manager of human space at the national center for space studies. thank you for being with us. what is the main difficulty he has had over the past 196 days in

i think i have a more challenging way to eat a delicious nathan's frankfurter on the water, i have aam to eat them in ultimate atmosphere, floating on my back in the atlantic ocean on my raft. way windier than i thought it was going to be, here we go. think i can do it? i can't get the food wet. hey, want a hot dog? want a hot dog? i'm having a ocean picnic. i should have skipped the fries, they are a problem. the fries are not going to -- can you hold my fries? i have to get on the raft. hold that while i get on the raft. all right. push me out, push me out. woe, all right, i'm doing it! i'm doing it. >> there's no meat this this one? what happened to the frank? what happened to the frank? oh, [bleep], all right here we go. yeah, baby. ago, i have to finish my hot dog first, i got whistled in. >> all right young man. you can't be out there on the float. i see you out there having lunch. >> no mats? >> no floating device in water. >> i managed to pull it off, i would never have been able to if not for that couple in the water, out thereby themselves in the freezing water, i had to he

last night american airlines flight from frankfurt to germany had to return because of a possible mechanical issue. the lane is now being checked out. we talked to one passenger onboard that flight. >> we make it about three hours into the flight when we find out that the navigation system isn't working so we have to make a u-turn fly back to philadelphia, taking another three hours. sirx hours on a plane to get where. we kand find anything for a couple days and it's a big headache. >> many of the passengers will be taking flights to frankfurt today. >> this week, senate republicans looking to replace obamacare are up against a deadline for passing their own health care bill. senate leaders want to vote on the measure this week, but right now, there isn't enough gop support to pass it. five republican senators oppose the bill. that's three more than the party can afford. >> senator toomey, please vote no when this bill comes before us in the senate. >> senator bernie sanders is hoping to turn republican senator. he was in pittsburgh yesterday. the vermont lawmaker attended this rally urging

avenue in frankfurt last wednesday night. the victim is in the hospital in critical condition with broken bones and severe >>> who would v2+iÑ two baby raccoons in a trash bag? that's what the pennsylvania the raccoons were found over the weekend in south philadelphia. they are lucky to be alive. one needed immediate medical care, the animals were later transferred to an animal clinic, they will be released back into the wild soon. >>> a group of burglars made off with $30,000 worth of jewelry from a queen village home. it happened late last month and now philadelphia police are trying to track them down. investigators say two men and a woman got into the house on south salter street through an unlocked door. >>> celebrating a huge piece of sculpture sits along kelly drive. the artwork will stick around until november. there is a happening right now until 7:00 tonight in madison square con verv ensy brought the artwork to philadelphia. >>> the city of wilmington is looking for a partner to improve baynard stadium. the mayor s

have got off to a positive start an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurting on. nobody seems calm, despite the drama going on at the moment. more now on our main story — the terror attack on people near a mosque in north london. the suspect is in custody and police confirm he is not known to them. the bbc understands he is darren osbourne, a 47—year—old man from cardiff. let's talk to joey valentino — joey was inside the muslim welfare house in finsbury park when the attack happened. thank you for being with us on the bbc news. can you describe what you saw and heard when you came out of the house? literally i was praying inside.

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. >> our financial correspondent in frankfurt. it is not going to be a very berry brexit.awberry is under threat. harvesting will be a lot more expensive in the future. 95% of seasonal workers in the u.k. are from elsewhere in the european union. demand is on the rise but with brexit the amount of foreign workers are set to decline. brits will have to import the strawberries from abroad to feed their growing appetites. and if imports are taxed, prices could search even further. -- surge even further. brent: the top story we are following, britain's prime minister theresa may has for the first time given a guarantee that eu citizens living in britain will be able to stay after the u.k. leaves the european union. until now, she refused to give such a pledge, saying any agreement will be part of formal brexit negotiations. after a quick break, i will take you through the day. stick around for that. ♪ q÷bi9y >> this week on wealthtrack, only six mutual funds have been run by the same manager 30 years. this week's market beating desk john rogers is one of them on consuelo mack

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. >>> to frankfurt, a man shot around midnight is in critical condition. police responding to reports of gunfire found the man walking along adams avenue. medics took him to hospital with a wound to the stomach. investigators hoping that private security cameras can help them find the shooter. >>> a third shooting of a man in philadelphia on percy street. a domestic dispute led to the fire. police looking for the shooter who ran from the house. >>> in montgomery county, dozens of homeowners in abington are still without water this morning. others are under a boil water advisories because of a broke -- advisory because of a broken main. crews are out trying to fix the pipe this morning. sky force 10 was over edge hill road yesterday where water rushed down to tyson avenue. the gusher damaged yards and basements. some homes had to be evacuated. repair crews from aqua cut off water service to at least 85 homeowners. thoufsz gallons of water rushed into -- thousands of gallons of water rushed into aaron houston's back yards. >> heard a whooshing sound. my wife

nomura takes frankfurt as its european headquarters after brexit.fer about 100 people from london. currently employs more than 3000 people in europe, most of them in london. dialogues is ready to set up a base in frankfurt as the u.k. leaves the european union. bed bath & beyond tumbled after hours, following a decline in sales. sales fell 2% in the first quarter. analysts predicted a small gain. it fell short of projections. brick-and-mortar transactions have stalled, the company has been spending more on shipping, coupons, and advertising in attempts to boost online sales. uber has admitted hiring a former engineer now accused of stealing trade secrets. they hired anthony levandowski last august do head self driving cars, something he did at google. kalanick tolds him not to take sensitive material with him, and he agreed. plenty more to come with asia's first market open minutes away. let's get the latest with sophia -- sophie. >> we could be looking at a lackluster end of the week in asia. we had banks lower in the wake of the fed stress test. a

loans come as you can see, trading losses in paris and in frankfurt.ther company we're keeping for you is the japanese technology giant toshiba, suing its partner, western digital, for interviewing with the sale of the firm's memory chip business. they are seeking damages of ¥120 billion or 100 billion euros. they are hoping to compensate for losses at its u.s. nuclear business. western digital rejects the sale and is seeking an injunction in the united states to stop any deal that it does not agree to. rochelle: let's head to india where donald trump' property business iss taking a hit. stephen: that is rector of the new goods and services tax in india moves forward to saturday. ahead of that deadline, many companies have been discounting products to encourage consumers to spend, and that includes the half-built trump tower in mumbai. the larger group, trump's business party in the city,/$100,000 off the asking price in an effort to attract buyers before the tax changes come. the trump tower is the group of the flagship in india's business capital. th

for still across from the heartland only a few miles east of hamburg and frankfurt, men toil ceaselesslye to the enormous web of the iron curtain. there, even passing the time of day with the west is strictly forbidden. they scuttle away like mice because they are afraid. where there is no wire, there is the law. -- is the wall. dividing families without rhyme or reason. nato today, those beyond the wall may be tempted to do something desperate. walls, us, no time for we have a train to catch. they over there can't join us, more than 50. -- more the pity. europe is moving ahead so fast there is a real danger of being left behind. ♪ and much as we wish them with us, we over here are going full speed ahead together. ♪ >> scanner view provides a panoramic view of downtown eugene. the overlook is named after the city's center, eugene skinner as we continue our look at this city's unique history. we will hear about it early pioneers. the lane county historical museum started as a pioneer museum. the of the is focused that the founders had. since then we have dropped the pioneer and talk about

. >>> also new, a man shot in philadelphia's frankfurt neighborhood is in critical condition. police responding to reports of gunfire, found the man walking along adams avenue after midnight. medics took him to the hospital with a wound to his stomach. investigators are hoping that private surveillance cameras from the area can help them find the shooter. >>> to montgomery county, more testimony expected on day two of the bill cosby sexual assault trial. yesterday, a prosecution witness tearfully told the jury she was drugged in a hotel room by cosby about a decade before he allegedly assaulted then-temple employee andrea constand. cosby is not charged with drugging that woman. we will have a live report coming up at 5:30 giving new details on what to expect today in court. >>> in washington, congressional leaders will head to the white house to go over their lendingislative agendas with -- legislative agenda with president. for discussion, health care and tax reform. they hope to move things along before leaving for the july recess. >>> and new details on the interference wit

saturday evening flight from philly to frankfurt returned. no v passenger on the flight said the pilot announced the reason as a mechanical issue. flight left again last night and arrived safely. air asia flight also had to turn around. video taken by a passenger on the flight. pilot told passengers to pray as the plane started to shake voinvie leaptly to engine problem. plane reversed course and landed safely. >>> trapped in a burning home. >> young boy dies in house fire. father's frantic effort to save them and what neighbors are saying. raising expectations. pulls off impressive shot. being compared to iconic moment in basketball history. >>> eight minutes before 5:00. looking at clear skies in the east. a lot of sunshine. like yesterday, humidity is going to stay low. in fact, that's the case for the entire region this morning. look at the 50s. lehigh valley 56. 55 degrees right now in suburbs in delaware 65 degrees. philadelphia in the last hour has cooled into the 60s. that number will still come down a little bit more before we start

burger, i'm going with a >> i know you've been on the nothing burger, i'm going with a nothing frankfurterg: you are in everything henry. >> juan: i see that the poll numbers are indicating that the president is at 37% in gallup. what is the reaction to that? >> he's got to getgo those numbs up. this is a president who in the campaign talked about the polls constantly. they eventually went his way, now he's got to get them back on his side again. >> juan: ed, you are the best. thanks so much. demands from actoror mark ruffa, coming up next. don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more than just look the part. is that a foot? we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses. cigntogether, all the way. but you've never had 'em quite like this. at red lobster's lobster & shrimp summerfest, the lobster and shrimp you love are teaming up in so many new ways. like new coastal lobster and shrimp, with a lobster tail with butter and herb

something that the director of the international monetary fund and -- highlighted in frankfurt today.osed financial regulation modifications, which if generalized to the entire banking sector in a country like the united states, would be a cause for worry. reporter: she is talking about president trump's promise to repeal regulations drafted after the crisis of 2008. the fear is unleashing the banks once more could increase risks in the financial sector all over again. that could disrupt janet yellen's careful plan to keep the american economy on track. javier: let's get the latest on that from our new york financial correspondent jens korte. hi, good to see you. although a rate hike was no surprise, we did see some movement in the markets after was announced. jens: yes. initially nothing happened, but then when the press conference happened, things started to move here -- moved. technology shares were hurt a bit. their shares are pretty sensitive to monetary policy. the main statement from janet yellen, i believe, was that she tries to start bringing down the huge balance sheet. we h