this was a problem that frankfurter had.e was number one at his law school and could not get a job in a big city -- 20 out of 21, whatever the number was of firms he applied to. the firm's did not appoint jews or, for that matter, catholics, in those days. the one firm that offered him a job that he worked for four less than one year, the department took him aside and said to him that they would consider him, if he would change his name. frankfurter does not fit in here. he refused to, saying it was his father's name. him [video clip] >> peace in the area. ginsburg, later on -- >> we will come back to her. >> grew up in chicago. first member of his family to ever go to college. his father barely eked out a living. he went to northwestern and then for school. he graduated top of his class, could not get a job for example adlai big law firm that stevenson that he would be linked to later on that life, graduated from northwestern, got a job. one of the most prestigious gentile law firms. the firm he joined was a law the woman b

frankfurter does not fit in here.e refused to, saying it was his father's name. >> here is goldberg. let's watch. >> it reflects a successful harmonizing of our respective points of view. begins to move. >> i would like to come back. i interrupted -- >> we'll come back to her. david: grew up in chicago. first member of his family to ever go to college. his father barely eked out a living. he went to northwestern and hen to newport for school. he graduated top of his class, could not get a job for example in the big law firm that adlai stevenson that he would be linked to later on that life, graduated from northwestern, got a job. one of the most prestigious gentile law firms. the firm he joined was a law firm owned by the woman secretary of commerce and by the family and the two partners then eventually branched out, buying a hotel chain and now they are when of the wealthiest, on the 400 but a jewish law firm in chicago. rian: why did arthur goldberg leaves the court? david: this is something that nobody has an answe

this was a problem that frankfurter had. he was number one at his law school and could not get a job -- 20 out of 21, whatever the number was of firms he applied to. not appoint jews or, for that matter, catholics, in those days. the one firm that offered him a lesshat he worked for four than one year, the department took him aside and said to although frankfurter was not a practicing jew, religiously, he refused. it was his father's name and wanted to continue to honor it. brian: let's watch. [video clip] get reflects a successful harmonizing of our respective points of view toward a single war, to fence the flames of and begin to move toward peace in the arts. david: i interrupted. did you say that he grew up in the tenements in chicago? david: yes, the first member of his family to go to college. his father barely eat out a living. i forget exactly how it was. finally, he went to northwestern, to northwestern hospital. graduated top of his class. he could not get a job in the with adelaide livingston. the firm he joined i

if frankfurt had gotten the. banking or thora t. so a lot of oversight located in frankfurt already now what about paris is the french capital a good second best choice can people in frankfurt live with this compromise you know from a frankfurt point of view paris is a much better choice than dublin which was also in the race to go to dublin you have to take a plane but to paris you can go from frankfurt on a high speed train in less than four hours the french capital paris is actually much closer to frankfurt then burlington and you know who knows maybe here in frankfurt we will get soon a little bit more of parisian early garth's because the parisian supervisors will have to come to frankfurt and work closely with the real superpower in the european financial sector and that's the european central bank conrad bowser in frankfurt thank you so much. to kenya now where violence has broken out after a controversial court ruling terri crist two people have been killed in protest after kenya's supreme court upheld th

but at the end siemens decided for frankfurt because. it's saying that now also with breakfast at frankfurt as a stock exchange is getting more and more important and also very interesting for that defense similar companies like healthy new years are also being traded here on the trading floor such as dizziness and such as medical care as well the start off the i.p.o. by the well will be organized here by goldman sachs and the other company that because of rex it is moving many of their employees from london now to frankfurt. on a slightly different note siemens forced to come under fire here in germany recently for cutting thousands of jobs in their gas turbine division is that justifiable while the company makes good profits. yeah that's a very interesting question get i was just looking at the numbers in two thousand and sixteen and seventeen. earnings went up by eleven percent sales also by four percent so of course there is more a question if the men's because they were just announcing that they were cut about seven thousand jobs he

frankfurt and has been stronger than paris has.t is the question of the day. something that buzzfeed has picked up. millennial ‘s goodbye a house if they stopped buying sandwiches and people are mad. they are supposedly sure is. according to the calculations, millennial people are spending thousands of dollars a day on sandwiches. they go out too often. and they go on too many mini breaks. they upgrade their phones. it's interesting, the deposit for a house in london and £94,000. as pa rents, house in london and £94,000. as parents, we are going to contribute that. we are meant to be coughing up, we should also be disgruntled. we have had quite a good response. here is one. my wife and i, along with our daughter managed to go from homeless accommodation to a mess of a house with no hot water and we eventually bought a semi—detached at the age of 26, we just made small cutbacks to save up and work hard. it's a good point. if you actually wa nt it's a good point. if you actually want a house and you have a reasonable job, if you work

lounge here in frankfurt and they were really stating that with breck's it now frankfurt as the capital already here in germany of the financial world is now also become in europe much more attractive many companies such for example also goldman sachs are moving many off their employees from london now over to frankfurt and by the way goldman sachs is going to be also the company who will organize the i.p.o. of this company. as humans is under fire here in germany for cutting thousands of jobs while making a good mother money in some of its divisions is that reasonable while the company makes good profits. here you're right there has been lots of controversial talks about this issue many politicians have already called being very irresponsible because the gas turbine business of the men's is not really profitable at all at the moment i guess we can say that's why as humans has announced that they will close to major production facilities in the state of the next need more than seven thousand people in those production facilities are at the moment in great fear that they might lose their

had been situated also here in frankfurt so paris did come out on top but that the french capital set apart from the other seven contestants well of course paris is known for many beautiful attractions what's less known in the world is that paris is really also a financial help with many banks situated there which are well connected to other european banks and also to many governments and also paris it's well situated in the center of europe much better situated than dublin the other city was which was in the race you can make the trip from paris to frankfurt for example on the high speed train in less than four hours and let me tell you christophe the people of the european banking or story t.v. in paris will make the trip to frankfurt very often because they will have to work very very closely with the real superpower in europe's financial world and that's the european central bank conrad bosun in frankfurt thank you so much. now why would you want to build a solar power plant in a region that gets an average less than four hours of sunday a day is probably a good question unless th

be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by for. this is due to abuse coming to guard from berlin lebanon's prime minister resigns and he takes a shot at iran software is moved took the middle east by surprise to talk about the evils that iran spreads in the region we'll take you to beirut for more plus a tweet lands an american journalist behind bars in zimbabwe she's been charged with assaulting president robert mugabe for calling him a selfish and sick man on twitter. and the u.s. president donald trump sets off for japan the first stop on a five nation tour of asia but it's north korea's looming nuclear threat that's expected to top the agenda. and sarah harman welcome to the show thanks for joining us. the prime minister of lebanon has resigned unexpectedly taking a parting shot at iran as you left so hariri accused tehran and its allies in lebanon of spreading chaos strife and destruction throughout the middle east hariri also suggested political enemies were targeting him for assassination iran has rejected his accusations ca

well celebrations of the anniversary are well underway at the frankfurt stock exchange so let's cross over to our financial correspondent. cope so where you standing right now is it just a pretty backdrop for the t.v. cameras these days where traders still go to the trading floor. while many traders are calling this already the biggest t v studio here in germany and yes you're right the traders as you can see in the background are pretty much just decoration at the moment a little bit earlier i talked to a trader who was already here before trading started he had very interesting insights to share with us let's listen then. you know to an issue of course it got loud when certain shares were being traded back when there were no electronic systems. it only worked by shouting and when there was a lot of movement with the share price you know the traders standing there wanted to make money they wouldn't just wait in line it was about volume and who shouted the loudest the loudest people got more business in those days it was definitely louder and more dramatic than today. so more action t

but at the end siemens decided for frankfurt because. it's saying that now also with breakfast at frankfurt as a stock exchange is getting more and more important and also very interesting for that defense similar companies like healthy new years are also being traded here on the trading floor such as xen years and such as medical care as well the start off the i.p.o. by the well will be organized here by goldman sachs and the other company that because of rex it is moving many of their employees from london now to frankfurt. on a slightly different note zeman supposed to come under fire here in germany recently for cutting thousands of jobs in their gas turbine division is that justifiable while the company makes good profits. and that's a very interesting question get i was just looking at the numbers in two thousand and sixteen and seventeen earnings went up by eleven percent sales also by four percent so of course there is more a question if the men's because they were just announcing that they were cut about seven thousand jobs here

i'm trying to frankfurt to become difficult to beat underneath. but opponents laver couzin were also i want a good run of form in a tight first half it was the visitors who had the best of the chances a lick of paint stopping a lhari from opening the scoring not once but twice. but that was nothing and nobody in the way of kevin holland in the second half it was fall and eight goal of the season and it proved decisive neva couzin and now i'm beaten in eight games. freiburg are in a worrying situation just one point from their last five matches means they've dropped into the dreaded relegation zone minds on the other hand they're on fire with sandra's fights as team only losing one game in their last seven a tight match was expected but first outbreak have suffered a recent run of poor form a home victory against vols brick would be a welcome boost let's see how the match is trying to act. shocker of a start and. maximillian arnold saw red for this foal on eleven minutes but the ten men took a surprise lead just before hostile game daniel did davi

thora take off to britain leaves the european union in twenty nineteen dublin and early favorite frankfurt lost out in the vote by e.u. banned states they earlier voted for amsterdam as the new postboxes location of the european medicines agency the move will give both cities a political status boost within the e.u. . ukase loss is now france and holland again it was a modest celebration from the winners thank you now champagne and spotless to rub london's nose in it boss undisguised relief after want was a nail biting voting process we are delighted that in the end it was a very tight it was nerve wracking to be honest it was these fifteen cities that put their names in the hat for the e.m.e.a. these four went for the e.p.a. while these four was so keen they went for bass and the appeal is obvious with the e.p.a. and a.m.a. expertise prestige and business not to mention jobs combines they employ over a thousand people it was this up occasion video that helps swing it for amsterdam patients safety is that our heart medicines evaluation board is one of the strongest national regulators in e

thrilling eight goal game alive sake put to past braman by a wave of his then got the better of frankfurt and fibro overcame mines and beats volves broke got back cause an upset by in two one on friday then hung over and dzhokhar each got a point and on sunday take on hoffenheim and cologne face off against for that. that's it for me for now you are watching the news and read we are back again at the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news on our web site us about the state of utah. they know what like they know what we think. and soon they'll even know how we feel. oh i'm not a real person i'm still just who are scientists around the world are working to measure our emotions. so hopefully i can be helpful piece of software virtual person as a therapist or a robot as a teacher neither would have human empathy. what does a machine need to do to create empathy and a medical context when i disclose more information to a person or to computer in this case. the rhythms finster the feelings measuring emotion starting december sixteenth t w. to some corrupt forms the bedrock

and on friday night braman travelled to frankfurt the visitors have been struggling this season and they sacked their coach alexander nori on monday caretaker coach floor on call felt was put in charge for this game and frankfurt took the early lead through on to ray beach curled in a spectacular strike if you look at that by frame and hit back just eight minutes later as they equalised through nicholas moyes sandor score saved level until the eighty ninth minute when sebastian a liar clinched the victory for frankfurt. and it goes their unbeaten now in five games. so let's check out the rest of the bundesliga results this weekend. all right you see can gladbach drew with mines as did all the work with labor crews and there's that win over freiburg rb leipzig coming back to beat hanover shaka down in freiburg as we mentioned on friday frankfurt the premium underway now byron battling it out with dortmund on sunday cologne will take on hoffenheim and spark host here to berlin. in formula one philippe maza has announced he'll retire at the end of the season the brazilian driver has raced f

sebastian on their clinched victory for frankfurt that beat the flick fair and beaten in five games frankfurt doing quite well. elsewhere in the bundesliga dortmund host by undertaking the biggest clash of the weekend the home team are in second place they trailed by and by just three points but they've been in poor form recently managing to take just one point from their last three games on the other hand they have a perfect record since your pikas took over as coach last month. by and have their swagger back that's been the case since the return of coach your pint is just in time for the german classico away to dortmund the defending champions are now top of the table which gives them added confidence but. i don't think the pressure is on us this week i'd be very unhappy that went out three points ahead after two or three weeks of being five points behind. his has clearly lifted the mood in munich and the club has strengthened its defense along the way but the coach doesn't want his club to go into the match over confident against a struggling dortmund side. we shouldn't just naively believ

let's go over to daniel cope outfit as a correspondent in frankfurt and. you're standing by for us in singapore and let's start with you what's the view from asia is it all euphoria or a lot of caution. i wouldn't call i would describe it as euphoria a bit but there is certainly a lot of strong interest in asia is more developed markets are we talking about. south korea china singapore even japan which is where the big question inventor is from now a lot of this new boost of for the big market is credited to this strong you it does yes i'm from asia investors we are also seeing some great traction in other markets such as india indonesia and the philippines now these are markets that are seeing a lot of cross border transactions and big quite is eradicating that middle bit the banks the process making it easier for transactions to take place which is why the banks are like this at all will get that get to that in a bar but with daniel daniel first of all though how much bigger do you think this bubble is going to get before birth what i can tell you better

a second look now at friday's bonus league action is fair braman travelled to frankfurt on match day eleven the visitors have struggled this season and they sacked their coach alexander nori on monday interim coach floor and colesville was put in charge for this game and frankfurt took the early lead through on to brave it creating a spectacular strike there but braman hit back just eight minutes later as they equalize their through nicklaus twice sander. scores and saved level until the eighty ninth minute when sebastian allaire clinched the victory for frankfurt they are now unbeaten in five games. and a look at the rest of the bundesliga results so far this weekend. well there is that byron munich win over dortmund gladbach true with minds as to augsburg with laver cruzan hamburg defeated should be leipzig came back to be had over and shall go down freiburg on friday frankfurt's win over braman on sunday cologne take on hoffenheim involve spork host character burley. that's your date of news at this hour you're up to date but don't forget you can always get the latest news and inf

wow that was a beautiful flick finish they are now unbeaten in five games frankfurt. are in a look now at all of the wonderfully results so far this weekend. drew with mites out sport and leverkusen did the same shocker as you saw one over fribourg rb leipzig they came back to beat hanover. on friday frankfurt beat braman as you just saw are battling dortmund right now they are up to nil indorsement on sunday cologne take on hoffenheim and coast here to upper lip. well over in china the football season is now over gong show ever ground they are the champions it is a record seventh title win for the chinese super league outfit now they lost on their final match day fixture to one with former cologne striker anthony desperately that scoring for the opponents kwan john but the record champions stand celebrated after the game lifting the trophy there's luis philippe scolari their coach who had stints in charge of brazil and chelsea among others he's stepping down at the end of the season. also stepping down at the end of the season felipe massa from formula one the brazil

in frankfurt. right nows starting at the european central bank, that is where i am in frankfurt.e are seeing the big bmw's role in through the gates. as you mentioned the most important central bankers in the world will be meeting here with mario draghi. i want to take a look at futures. if there is an inequity selloff it does not showing futures. you see european index futures up across the board with the exception of ibex and the other minor markets. the cap, the dax, the ftse showing gains as far as features are concerned. significant in terms of this narrative and what is happening around the world. yesterday we saw big selloffs in europe and we are seeing it overnight. greece got hit hard and the softer.rket traded the new zealand dollar cannot catch a break trading down .601%. ,e have seen the nikkei falling stabilization is significant. take a look at what is happening in the indian bond market. what is happening in the chinese bond market. both of those significant and the oil story to factor in. let's look at what is happening in the bond markets and commodity space. .9

level all the way until the eighty ninth minute when sebastian all there clinched the victory for frankfurt they are now unbeaten in five games. so we can now check out all the bundesliga results so far this weekend gladbach through with might explore did the same with leverkusen there's that shellcode win over fribourg rb leipzig came back to beat hannover and as we saw shouted down fribourg on friday frankfurt they did beat braman in a bit over fifteen minutes time by and will kick off against dortmund on sunday cologne take on hoffenheim and voles borg host here to berlin. now the one that everyone's waiting for and hosting by in the biggest clash of the weekend the home team they're in second place they trailed by just three points but they have been in dreadful form recently managing need to take just one point from their last three games on the other side though byron they have a perfect record since your pica took over as coach last month. by earning have their swagger back that's been the case says the return of coach you just in time for day classic when they go to dortmund that if

lounge here in frankfurt and they were really stating that with bracks it now frankfurt as the capital already here in germany of the financial world is now also become in europe much more attractive many companies such for example also goldman sachs are moving many off their employees from london now over to frankfurt and by the way goldman sachs is going to be also the company will organize the i.p.o. of this company. down as humans is under fire here in germany for cutting thousands of jobs while making a good mother money in some of its divisions is that reasonable while the company makes good profits. here you're right there has been lots of controversial talks about this issue many a politician. i have already called the being very irresponsible because the gas turbine business of the men's is not really profitable at all at the moment i guess we can say that's why the mint has announced that they will close to major production facilities in the state of the next need more than seven thousand people in those production facilities are at the moment in great fear that they might lo

but still will get the majority of the british banks that are currently still in london is in frankfurt is and forever will be europe's number one banking location finance plus the mines are all part. u.k. banks and london based e.u. institutions the twenty seven remaining member states are already carving up the spoils of britain's departure from the european union. compass is like this are often used for school design and technical applications the biggest components the poems are made from metal that contains lead for some countries thoughts a problem overnight south korea reclassified a compass from drawing a quick mint to a child's toy which isn't allowed to contain lead that's just one of the many measures countries have used to restrict imports. a company like stuff which exports eighty percent of its product is directly affected by tactics like these. they're going up to not really need we can't really tell if these are protectionist measures or if there are regulations like standards that are changed by the e.u. or if there are regulations from other countries sometimes it's ha

in frankfurt thank you. trade ministers from g twenty countries are gathering in berlin today to avert an all out trade war over still china is under fire for throwing cheap steel into world markets to deal with its overproduction at home the u.s. is imposed tariffs of foreign steel and the e.u. said it would retaliate it's all a bit of a mess and the german trade minister super's has warned that chance the chances for an agreement today are slim and as a result of this prices more and more steel makers are merging since germany's just announced it was to merge with indian rival tata steel workers in germany. after working seven straight days a slag operator gets four days off. began his career at thirty eight years ago but now he's afraid he'll lose his job. they're going to close the. we're fighting to keep our jobs. thousand jobs here and another two thousand and more talking over four thousand jobs. then you have to wonder who those four thousand will be. has signed a letter of intent to merge that steel

capital frankfurt very did you bump into any excited bargain hunters yeah well good morning chris oh well shops will be opening in about forty five minutes here in frankfurt and i'm here on that side of the busiest shopping street here in frankfurt and yeah if we look at a little round i don't see any of those big lines yet so let's see if this is going to change when shops are opening at ten o'clock but of course i checked my email this morning i can admit i can be shopping victim as well i had about fifteen different emails from companies advertising their black friday sales today so yeah it's a big day for shoppers also here in germany and how much hope are retailers putting in this year's holiday shopping season. well we just heard in your report added an additional one point one billion euros i expected in sales today and yes experts are saying that even though this is sort of a hive coming from the united say that they are seeing a change after shopping behavior also here in europe traditionally shopping for the christmas season usually started in the beginning two weeks off th

in frankfurt for us thank you. armisen workers here in germany have staged a strike to demand better wages walkouts to places six warehouses across the country the industrial action was organized to coincide with black friday german trade union verde says amazon employees receive lower wages than workers in comparable drops the retail giant insists the strike will not affect deliveries. another day another japanese company owning up to the fact that it has falsified data on its products often miss subaru and kobe steel now mitsubishi materials has admitted it lied to its customers the company's stock plunged by over ten percent on the news. rubber seals and gaskets found in planes but also nuclear power plants the safety of parts like these is no one question mitsubishi material says subsidiaries falsified data about product characteristics a string of similar violations has already shaken several other japanese industrial giants regulators are angry. that it does misconduct or betrayals of trust in japanese manufa

biala gassed at frankfurt airport managed by for. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how to german soccer made it back to the top. in our web space w dot com. football made in germany. the world's most valuable brand ops its valuation record profits and its latest i phone bring the tech giant closer to the trillion dollar. and trump multimillionaire pick the fed chief drug power could just be the richest person to ever fill the role. i made physical and that's the business a decade on and the i phone continues to draw crowds the latest version the ten is expected to break sales records and apple profits last quarter now put the american companies market capital most nine hundred billion dollars. the images are practically identical all over the world there's a countdown customers burst in when the doors finally open like here in tokyo they put down a pile of money and leave like this student euphoric. i think i want to go home and get some rest and then enjoy the phone. the latest i phone has

markets and joins us from the city of london let's start with you ali in frankfurt what does it look like where you are german investors must be celebrated. those that have shares that have equities but the majority doesn't study by the door chocks an institute an advocacy group for the companies that issue shares says that only nine million people in germany own shares directly or indirectly that's a percentage of about fourteen percent and when you look at the blue chips here and the dax the majority of them don't have a german majority but a foreign ownership majority that's not bad in itself of course people people are free to buy whatever shares they want and german companies welcome the money but the germans are not participating and i think the reason as since two thousand and one the internet bubble burst and a blue chip telecom was also among stott and lots of people lost lots of money that comes freshly into the market and those people have stayed away since then since they've lost money and i think the whole experience of that has also prevented new people from joining in

and let's bring in our financial correspondent on your call who is in frankfurt daniel you were out and about a little earlier testing the retail sentiment in the city did you bump into a lot of bargain hunters. yeah i was outside just a few meters away from here on the side of the biggest shopping street here in frankfurt and though we are not seeing those lines as we are seeing them in the united states black friday here in germany seems to be more something for the equal mirza business but when you talk true investors are telling me that they're expecting actually that today another one point one billion euros of revenue for retailers will be created and of course this is a quite a big number what they actually tell me what is more interesting for them that they're really seeing that the consumer behavior has changed christmas presents used to be bored and the first two weeks off december all this now has shifted because of this black friday hype to the end of november and now daniel the new business climate index for germany has been released tell us more about it and how investors

but still will get the majority of the british banks that are currently still in london is in frankfurt is and forever will be europe's number one banking location finance plus the mines are all part. u.k. banks and london based e.u. institutions the twenty seven remaining member states are already carving up the spoils of britain's departure from the european union. compass is like this are often used for school design and technical applications the biggest components the poems are made from metal that contains lead to some countries thoughts a problem overnight south korea reclassified a compass from drawing a quick mint to a child's toy which isn't allowed to contain lead that's just one of the many measures countries have used to restrict imports. a company like step which exports eighty percent of its product is directly affected by tactics like these. you're going up one of two not really can't really tell if these are protectionist measures or if there are regulations like standards that are changed by the e.u. or if there are regulations from other countries sometimes it's hard

andreas: all i know is that we have anyone to national schools in frankfurt and around frankfurt.here be a bottleneck? i'm sure, depending on how quickly. ladies and gentlemen should ever move, that both would not be ready by then. i don't think any city would have those systems right now in place if there would be a change . ask yourself and your question. we don't really know how many jobs and functions actually would be transferred, so we have to have some flexibility. it is unfortunate we have so little clarity at this point in time as negotiations are moving rather slowly. matt: let me move on to ask about basel. we were talking about the berlin airport when we asked how close we are to finishing the basel regulations. where do you think we are right now, and what is holding us back andreas: we are technically ready. a compromise is on the table, and it is not for the governors to decide on the compromise. all i would like to say is the reputation of basel is much better than the actual compromise -- the actual compromise is better than that. again, technically, we are ready

be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from a blog to. make your store t.v. even smarter with a d w force more to. what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary in depth you decide what's on find out more w dot com smart t.v. . look. at it at. no end in sight global stocks continue their rally the bull market looks unstoppable but all good things come to an end at some stage the question is when. not have very thing that glitters is gold watch out if you're buying bonds of the precious metal counterfeits a doing the rounds and even central banks of pulling forward. and no two factory farms that's the demand for germany's. greens if they join a coalition government they want to give livestock more space and freedom to roam. i've been physical and let's do business equities a locked in a long drawn out bull market the only way is up right now and there's no end in sight that gets analysts anxious of course that a correction or crash could be around the corner but the financial indicators are overwhelmingly positive with robust corporate earnings and b

i'm trying to frankfurt to become difficult to beat underneath coco vats as opponents laver couzin were also i want a good run of form in a tight first half it was the visitors who had the best of the chances a lick of paint stopping a lhari from opening the scoring not once but twice. but that was nothing and nobody in the way of kevin holland in the second half it was fall and eight is league a goal of the season and it proved decisive they've accused in an hour beaten in eight games. freiburg are in a worrying situation just one point from their last five matches means they've dropped into the dreaded relegation zone minds on the other hand are on fire with sandra's fights his team only losing one game in their last seven a tight match was expected but first outbreak have suffered a recent run of poor form home victory against vols brick would be a welcome boost that he has the matches trying to act. shocker of a start and. maximillian arnold saw red for this phone on eleven minutes. but the ten men took a surprise lead just before a hostile game daniel did davi got a big helping han

let's talk about this with daniel cope our financial correspondent in frankfurt daniel will these nations suddenly stop subsidizing steel. well that's certainly something that steel producers here in germany and also europe are really hoping for but when you take a closer look of course of course there is now a sort of an agreement basically that also china was signing remember that at the g twenty summit i'm going to america even didn't even want to have this as a topic because she was feeling that this could create even more problems now we have sort of a deal worse countries for example like china are saying that they will stop this axis production but when you take a closer look at this paper it pretty much doesn't give any examples doesn't say any kind of goals what is going to be done in the future so yeah i do have grave doubts that too many things are not really going to change and the largest still make it china as you pointed out reckons it's made painful capacity because while the rest of the world just watches to put it in the words of one of the chinese officials there is is

be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by for. this is the day of the news live from berlin a push to violence against women from the veil the new plan to tackle assault and harassment president amount of them across calls from spicy to sick with sexism this hundreds take to the streets of paris to demand more funding to protect them also coming up. what's next for germany chancellor angela merkel says she wants a new government as soon as possible boosting hopes that the country's political crisis could come to an end quickly. and egypt fights back after friday's deadly attack on a mosque in the sinai peninsula footage released by the military is said to show egyptian jet targeting suspected militant hideouts. i'm on o'donnell welcome to the program of france's president has proposed a raft of new measures to address violence against women in a speech about him across to make gender equality and major calls of his administration he promised victims of sexual abuse more help and said aggressors will face harsher measures this come

and take a look at friday's bundesliga action now as they had our brave men travel to frankfurt on match day eleven the visitors have struggled the season and sacked their coach alexander nori on monday interim coach florian cope and was put in charge for this game and frankfurt took the early lead through a rabid curled in a spectacular strike. braman him back just eight minutes later as they equalized through nicklaus was under. the scores then stayed level until the eighty nine minute when sebastian allaire clinched the victory for frankfurt who are now unbeaten in five games. in china the soccer season has ended and wango ever grant have been crowned champions. it's a record seventh title win for the chinese super league outfit they lost their final match day fixture one to with former cologne striker anthony modeste among the scores for opponents tianjin kwan jon bon the record champions were the team celebrating as they lifted the trophy after the game their coach luis philippe scolari who also had spells in charge of brazil and chelsea is stepping down. well former buddhist legal

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for some a look at friday's bundesliga action as a veteran travel to frankfurt on match day the visitors have been poor this season they actually fired their coach alexander noori earlier this week interim coach florian cofer was put in charge for this game and fortunately for him frankfurt went ahead early this beautiful strike. but you know braman they had something in this game they had something to say eight minutes later nicklaus moyes under. fired home to make it one one. there the score stayed until the eighty ninth minute sebastien there flicked it home winner for frankfurt they are surging they are unbeaten in five games. and also in the bundesliga at dortmund host byron munich in the biggest clash of the weekend the home team are in second place and trailed by by just three points but dortmund has been in poor form they've managed to take one point from their last three games by and though they have been perfect sense took over as coach last month. and have their swagger back that's been the case since the return of coach your pint is just in time for the german classico away t

well hello there monica from a very rainy frankfurt this morning well there seems to be room of course when you talk to investors want to hear those words you know new investments new reforms last taxes those are the kind of work that investors of course love but on the other hand we have to keep in mind that there's a certain limit we have those i'm going to talk right now of a new government we heard that dreams of the new coalition would be up to one hundred billion of new investments but of course there's a certain limit to morrow is going to be very interesting because the tax report is going to come out so we will know most likely more how much the german government can make from taxes and of course that depends on the investments all right so tomorrow is an important day and so is today danielle don't go away i've got something else i would like to discuss with you later on because european car makers are about to be hit by a new set of challenges the e.u. commission has just proposed to slash allowed auto emissions by another thirty percent that several carmakers are already ha

it's a pity that the banking authority isn't coming to frankfurt of course people can see that germany is not on top right now the french are just ahead but still look at the majority of the british banks that are currently in london frankfurt is and forever will be europe's number one banking location for the most. part u.k. banks and london based e.u. institutions the twenty seven remaining member states are ready carving up the spoils of britain's departure from the european union. meanwhile the e.u. is to end on line territorial restrictions known as geo blocking by the end of twenty eighteen that prevents consumers from shopping on websites based in a different country its parts. of the blocks push towards a digital single market blocking identifies a consumer's location prevents parsing all foreign retail websites under the new rules websites cannot differentiate between customers from in member states for the sale of online services or goods so consumers will be able to buy services at a specific location such as tickets for on a vent in a nother country. well for more on this l

we have a panel going on in frankfurt. mention home depot with the extraordinary statistic of 7.9% you see. what is great is there is a paragraph that breaks out the hurricane. michael mckee will have that in a moment. more than $200 million off the hurricane, then they take out 100 million dollars out of hurricane expense, and it ends up being -$51 million. michael mckee our international hurricane correspondent, and he joins us now. very quickly, home depot is a great measure of that hurricane economics, isn't it? michael: because everyone goes to home depot to get supplies the or the storm -- before the storm. what it shows you is these things do wash out. tom: they washed out. we have a panel right now. let's show an image of that. looking at governor carney speaking. getseform, the president off the airplane -- i believe he is in the air right now -- what is he going to be greeted by on capitol hill? michael: he hopes you will be greeted by a unified republican party on the house side ready to vote as soon as thursday