christine plots, frankfurt, apple. thank you very much for that. well yes, we've heard that it's something is happening all around the world. walk as calling for a price. wage increases amid the price rises, says talk to an expert rosalia vasquez alvarez from the international labor organization. thank you very much for joining us. and we've seen the stripe stay by lufthansa workers as we had christy, talking about just that. it's an example of many pe strikes recently. just how hard is the rising cost of living, hitting the average work? what gets a foot for will we serve you now datasets, we see that erosion of wages are real, wages is actually happening everywhere in just about all the different countries around the world. just to give you some examples in the u. s. japan and mexico, which is hot decline by to percent in real time since the beginning of the year. but in countries like sweden of the netherlands, for example, become about wages real wages from 2020 january 2022. today we observe. i send the claim. so clearly what we observe is tha

were cancelled here in frankfurt to day, very few lufthansa flights flying the passengers. i received news as we just heard that they need to come here, wait line, and be dealt with by on a that was on a case by case basis. so it's obviously taken quite a long time. the line behind me has been out to some degree, but earlier today it was wrapping all the way back through to the back of the terminal. so certainly a lot of frustration here are some people expecting that they're going to have to stay an extra day here. in frank firm, and so on. last tons of feeling the pressure from val d. now are they going to return to negotiation soon? what's happening? i mean, they've certainly really raised to ratchet it up. the pressure on left tons of already has a with this strike. now they are planning to a meet for further negotiations next week. this is what a lufthansa spokesperson told me i when we spoke earlier. but he said for his company, their main priority right now is there passengers is sorting out this chaos. now verity, on the other hand, obviously their priority is prote

let's get to brian sullivan in frankfurt, germany for latest there.ter: you know, dom, this is good news to wake up to in the united states. why here in germany are they talking about a russian pipeline with regards to the u.s. market? there were concerns, dom, if the pipeline did not turn back on and no indication that ubs and jpmorgan chase were out there saying we are taking a hit to corporate earnings the euro could fall. there were so many trickle-on effects. it is 5:30 a.m. there and 11:30 a.m. here. the crowds are out good news that nord stream 1 pipeline was turned back on by g gazprom and vladimir putin of the maintenance schedule it is flowing at 40% of the total capacity and vladimir putin made comments that maybe another turbine p needed to go for maintenance. for now, dom, we will see what happens in the next couple days and weeks and months this story is starting, not ending the worst-case scenario avoided in germany and europe. nord stream flowing at 40% markets would have taken a huge hit. for now, for today, we have a bit of relief th

we continue our coverage live from frankfurt.his is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open, 26 minutes into the trading day. we are zeroing in on individual names for you. nokia was a beat, beating estimates amidst growing demand for 5g gear. they are managing to successfully navigate spy chain constraints -- supply chain constraints. you are seeing profit outlook for the year. ocado was a mess in the first half. nokia up 5% o francine: welcome e open, 30 minutes into the trading day and here are your top stories. hike by how much? the ecb is set to raise rates for the first time in over a decade. italy's government teeters on the brink, mario draghi tells lawmakers he is making his way to the palace for a meeting with the president. turning on the taps, nord stream says gas shipment from russia have restarted as prices tumble. we are keeping a close eye on what is going on in italy. it is a beautiful palace not far from here. this is where the president of the republic lives. we were expecting a resignation speech from mario

the territory of national parks, volunteers provided housing for people with a humanitarian the frankfurtsociety helps dense forest a magical lake mountains here among the incredible beauty in the intermountain region, immigrants from the hottest places of ukraine have settled here we have a room equipped with a temporary kitchen for everyone in we are now in the administration building of the national park from synevyr, it was built by benefactors and in the first days of the full-scale war, almost 200 people were settled here, we literally had to arrange heat , arrange water supply properly in such extreme conditions, everything in such a russia somehow seems to be on its own, and this is exactly what it says real friends look in trouble and now another help has arrived from friends from frankfurt here we have very compact beds and we need different cereals of different types and flour all the goods were bought in ukraine in order to support the place of ukrainian arrival. for 10 years, the frankfurt zoological society has been helping ukrainian nationals in nature conservation , forest

we've come to the zinc in bed museum in frankfurt to meet falco most bogo. believe who fund or not we live from nature via and each year we're taking all from nature them will grow box and so and so are eating away at the capital from which we live because $20000000.00 it's an absurd situation. we're actually destroying energy. we use more calories to produce our food than we get back. meet from industrial farming, loses the most energy up to 90 percent land for grazing and for growing feed, takes up near the 80 percent of all farmland worldwide. we're majorly impacting, of fragile system, wendy's office, and so how did they imagine this? apple were our planet earth that we were the diameter of 12 to 13000 kilometers, will be on that scale down. this skin represents the soil that we're effectively drawing the energy from that 8000000000 people are living off like this, less than one meter hoity, he integrates in front of the lead humanities. hunger is insatiable, cheap production methods, mano cultures, and farming for maximum yields, increasingly degrade th

so will the long plan fly back to frankfurt have to be cancelled. the pilots sent photos to lufthansa engineering team in frankfort and then wait for their assessment and a decision on whether the flight can go ahead. but we've lost in the ups. we asked if we can fly with this kind of damage. and they said, yes, it's fine with the mechanics haven't been damaged. it's just the aerodynamic cladding, reflect light on that will now be removed, but fruits would us, it would not make us the o. dynamics will suffer a bed lesson and will have more wind resistance or will need 3 per cent more fuel and, but otherwise, we can bring the plane back to frankfurt. no problem for middle school. so it gets a little, probably middle, flexible fuel 2 and a half hours later that damage cladding, has been removed. the airbus a $340.00 is cleared for take off once in frankfurt, the aircraft will spend 2 weeks undergoing a thorough service and overhaul before. once again, find passengers to the americas africa, asia, and beyond. thanks for joining us for another edition o

but otherwise, we can bring the plane back to frankfurt, no problem for middle school. so it gets a little blaming off on football, fuel 2 and a half hours later, the damage cladding has been removed. the airbus a $340.00 is cleared for take off once in frankfurt, the aircraft will spend 2 weeks undergoing a thorough service and overhaul before once again flying passengers to the americas africa, asia, and beyond. thanks for joining us for another addition of made, i'm benefits all in. see you again, sue with ah, with those who stay are happier and healthier? both sound easy. it is which training methods are the most effective? what truly makes us west, and why do we get sore muscles, and truths about fitness in good shape? in 30 minutes on d, w. once medicinal plants of indigenous people today, a multi $1000000.00 business for corporation, devion others a gold mine. true just covers the left empty handed, international agreements now am drinking them, right? because that really helps against bio piracy. in minutes on d w. and we're interested in the global economy, our

the, as i've said, i got a little plug her we just flew here as passengers from frankfurt to valencia, that all school the flight was fully booked out of it. i think everyone's sense is that people are keen to travel again, and many of us thought business class would never be full again. donna, we call them. but i think we've all seen that teams zoom or skype meetings can only replace business trips to a point of that. you can feel that everywhere buses was good for the town of tara will with its population of 36000. the airplane storage hub has been good news. $130.00 people are employed by the operating company, tarmac, aero save, which is partly owned by airbus. their jobs are considered safe, and more people are needed. most of the aircraft parked here require weekly maintenance to ensure that the engines and wheels remain in working order. even once the pandemic is over, plenty of work is likely to remain over the next 20 years. $15000.00 planes will be taken out of service either because they're too old or no longer profitable. the complex is more than 3 square kilometers in siz

i'm dani burger, in frankfurt. let's get to the first word news.e saly in singapore. >> latest show that the gas deliveries to the nord stream on pipeline from russia have resumed. european governments and gas traders have been waiting to see if it would restore after maintenance. president putin signaled they will receive it at lower rates and with conditions. a u.s. official says a price cap on russian oil should go into effect along with the system under implementation of the german restrictions. the treasury says u.s. aims to make sure the global in order to -- janet yellen has been pressing allies on the idea of introducing cap on russian oil. the bank of japan is left the stop -- rock-bottom interest rates unchanged. the boj lowered its medium 20 growth forecasted 2.4%. the downgrade follows mark -- lockdown in china. italy's government is close to collapse after they withdrew their support. it could plunge the country into months of political turmoil as economic warning signs. the former chief is expected to resign thursday. emergency electi

no one left to work, the counters would be left hansa passengers at frankfurt airport, or stuck with almost no ground staff to help them and their luggage reached their destinations. i got a cancellation message her this morning were traveling and her, but nothing more. i tried to reach a man by chance, and by, by phone what a or nothing. they're not coming through. ah, we have to stay in line and see if we get a fight back and help. we got a flight back as we're going to start school soon, and then also our parents, they're traveling to nigeria. so it's like we would in, if we don't get a flight back in like a few days, then we won't be able to see them for like almost 3 months because we haven't seen them the, the striking workers say they have plenty of reasons to ask for higher wages, staff shortages have increased their workload as has the surgeon travel as pandemic restrictions loosen. but after 2 rounds of bargaining, they still haven't gotten what they wanted. does that song, a boy tell by the last offer, looked handsome, made it was not enough to stop. the strike had been. l

christie plants and who joins us from frankfurt. airport chrissy. pretty dismal picture that in the, in the report of things. but now on the line of people you can see behind me has thinned out to some degree. if you could see to my left, the end of the line is, is just to my left here by wires earlier today that line when all the way back to the bit through the terminal. couldn't even see the end. when i went to look for it . i'm so it is shorter, but i will say some of the people that i spoke to earlier this morning about 3 hours ago. i see that they're still waiting in line. still haven't gotten to speak . tell us tanza representatives are still waiting to find out when they can leave frankfurt, when they can get home or get on to their next destination or destination. so they're almost all of tons of flights were cancelled today. there's very little wiggle room here in terms of re booking these people until of tons of flights. obviously, a very large amount of passengers affected over 90000 passengers. here in frankfort alone affected by these s

phil: kristie pladson reporting from frankfurt.limate change, the war in ukraine, and corruption are threatening global food security across africa. shortages are forcing farmers to search for new solutions to improve output. dw kerr respondent -- to meet a binessman and farmer who is promoting smart agriculture using greenhouses. reporter: he returned to stt greenhouse farming. it is a method of agriculture that remains new in cameroon. it has more than 100 greenhouse farms across the country. year-round, he has crops that are available only in certain seasons. >> we grow based on what the market demands. we have been able to substitute the importation -- things that have normally been imported or grown abroad can also be grown here. reporter: the ukrainian war ice caused a price hike. soaring food prices are making it hard for many families to ford a complete meal. >> the stems are good. reporter: he thinks african farmers can learn from the crisis by changing how farming is done. >> with the russian crisis, it is a curse and a b

the end of the summer due to staff shortages and strikes this measure will affect hub airports in frankfurt munich not the best situation in the uk evgenia petrukhin figured it out otherwise, as transport chaos, you can’t name hundreds of scattered suitcases, dozens of canceled flights. london crap, the real ghetto is said by the passengers, but my plane is also in richman to portugal was supposed to fly at 4:15. it 's 10:30 now. we never flew away. i can't find my things. it is the reality of the cunning turned into the present. ghetto to the zoo. kidru. clearly , london's largest airport can't handle more than 100,000 passengers a day. and here the indicator has already been exceeded by the guide of the trick. even asked airlines to halt summer ticket sales us lifted coronavirus testing requirements millions of americans traveled to europe and european airports. there simply aren't enough workers to add to this, strikes are added, and some airlines are even declaring bankruptcy during the pandemic at british airports. significantly reduced staff now london airport, apparently unable to. n

we've got a nodding acquaintance with italy and you have been on the lawn in frankfurt, what is your thoughts? jonathan: it is about the hiking cycle. how much further can they go? in italy, mario draghi resigns. before that, they need to deliver some reforms. there is not going to be much work to get it done without the government. tom: are we frontloading political chaos and turmoil? you got the united kingdom, you have draghi, the modest issue of a war. this is as political. jonathan: can wait put a lid on the bond market and anti-fragmentation talk? tom: it's a distraction, i don't get it. i have yet to seen an essay that shows how it works. the applied theory of it to me is a mystery. jonathan: is that unwarranted breakout today? that is something they've got to deliver. what we don't know is the conditionality around the talk and what is and what is not a count of yields. maybe we will have to wait. tom: with early morning bar in venice, i wander into the empty bar and read italian papers and understand i don't know what is going on in italy. it is its own unique experiment. i

let's cross to our financial correspondent in frankfurt. asher tosh, pandey, and talk a little bit more about this ashed of say, how much pressure has e c. b been under 2 increased rapes? well, tremendous. a tremendous pressure. and i, i can bet your rod that he wouldn't want to be increasing regard shoes at this point in time. i got to understand, and you mentioned that, that most of the central banks are the peers of easy be, have already raise the rates. and if sir they raised at 3 or 4 times on an average, including the federal reserve, which went ahead with $75.00 basis point a mammoth height, i just last month. and it might just do again a 75 basis points. so clearly, i mean, the inflation is at record high. this is, it is a territory that easy be as never experience. and it is certainly going to actually, it will have to remain aggressive if it has to bring down this inflation. because even at this level it, it's a policy is really accommodated but there are challenges that still lie. i had the cbi in it's fights to bring down inflation. what are those challenges? what blendy cha

twitter shares in frankfurt are lower in early trade and sharply lower in pre-market. you can see to the tune of 7% points what is interesting story, julianna, from the very beginning. a lot of people were asking if elon musk was actually serious about this venture even before they went for the $54.20 merger payment price. clearly he was at the time and sortsented himself as a harbinger of free speech he seems to back away and appears to lose focus and the big announcement on friday that he is looking to exit the agreement. unfortunately, there are legal agreements and these are binding. under the terms of the agreement, if he walks away, he has to pay a $1 billion penalty fee. what is emerging on friday, especially with the response of twitter and chairman of the board of twitter saying we will take this to court he could be on the line for the full amount of $54.20 he pledged to buy the company there is an argument out there saying this is for the courts to decide he could be paying that full amount which is where investors thought he would come in and buy the compan

but their trip hit a major snag when lufthansa canceled their flight from prague to frankfurt. parents had initially criticized the airline for what they say was a lackluster response saying they were told the students might not get home for weeks. so they reached out to the ceo of the airline and the german ambassador to the u.s. >> they got a barrage of e-mails, 331 e-mails that went to them. and essentially asking them to have a little bit of a heart and get our kids out from prague. >> reporter: now parents say lufthansa deserves some credit for responding to the criticism and getting the students home on a chartered flight. >> they went over and beyond and the execs coming to the gates and the terminals to make sure we're having a safe flight. giving snacks to kids. giving toys to kids. >> reporter: airlines have canceled thousands of flights this summer stranding travelers around the world. all carriers have been struggling with the spike in demand as travel restrictions ease coupled with massive staffing shortages because they haven't been able to rehire to prepandemic l

ok, i should touch monday in frankfurt forest where the c b makes it's decisions. thank you very much. now, russia's gas problem has resumes delivery down the nord stream, one pipeline, to germany, following a maintenance period that had raised concerns of a full stoppage flows continued at 40 percent of the pipelines capacity. exactly where they were when gas from began scheduled maintenance 10 days ago. the warned russia might use the annual repairs as a pretext to shut off deliveries altogether than the states want to end russian fossil fuel imports next year. but in the meantime, the main heavily reliant on the countries natural gas the amounts of gas coming through nord stream one is critical because the eve is racing to phillips reserves ahead of the winter. on average reserves across the continent are more than 60 percent full. but check out the differences between countries. poland of portugal are basically topped up at a 100 percent, but the blocks largest economy. germany. is it around 65 percent along with friends and italy. meanwhile, bulgarian croatia

sandy shopping and dining office and dry our services will be our guest at frankfurt airport city, managed by fraud. ah ah this is dw line from bad the you agreed to reduce gas consumption and prepares for total cut off energy ministers to sign up to 15 percent reductions to save reserves for the winter. as russia slashes, gas deliveries, germany's energy minister accuses mosque of waiting economic warfare. also on the program, russia launch is renewed miss house drives against ukraine's black sea coast, hitting vital infrastructure, and casting fresh doubt on a deal to export ukrainian grain to the world. greek firefighters to spend the 6th day battling a massive wildfire consuming vast stretches of protected forest endangering wildlife habitat. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. european union countries of agree to cut gas usage this winter by 15 percent of russia flashes deliveries. moscow says the reductions because of necessary maintenance work on the north stream, one gas pipeline into germany, and that a complete stuff which is not on the cards. but europe doesn't believe them

on far right. extremism in the german military occurs when a transplant is outside the court in frankfurt. what more can you tell us about the verdict? well the a, a significant, significant of a verdict is simply that here is an acting left tenant and act as an officer of the german army who has now been convicted of having been of being a right wing extremists and of having planned a violent act that it could have endangered the security of the german state, and the verdict is not quite as high as the prosecution had asked for. the prosecution had asked for just over 60 years, and he's now going to jail for 5 and a half years. but in the end, the prosecution was successful and for the 1st time in many, many years and are an act, an officer in the german army has been convicted of being a right wing extremist. hans, can you give us a little bit more background on the case? yes, franco. the man that was convicted was an elite soldier. he was part of a german french battalion, and he in fact, studied at the french military academy and was arrested. he was arrested 5 years ago when he tried

so why did frankfurt airport get such a backlash over their proposal for colorful bags? well, it's not a bad idea in itself. obviously you can find a colorful bag if you're looking for it once your bag is already been lost and there to claim it. but the problem is a lot bigger than that, and people know that i think the airlines and the airports know themselves to 9 out of 1000 and bags arrived at their destination after the passenger who put them on the plane in june. and that is an increase of 25 percent over the same time. last year. lot of people have been complaining about it. people have taken the twitter to show their complaints. this guy said that he throws now, has invented a new game where people have to jump over bags in order to find their own. a lot of people are playing that game right now seems, and this is from frank for an airline for airport. what we're just talking about, the picture of los bags and this guy at the bottom says, oh, thanks for taking this picture. i think i see my back that i've been missing for 9 days now. very serious for a lot of peo

we had to cancel basically all of the flights for today from frankfurt, and from munich. that means that way, over a 100000 people are affected by the strike. many of them are passing through to get to their next destination. and many of them feel left behind. i got a cancellation message to the same morning were traveling a, but nothing more. i've tried to reach them by shots and by, by phone, but there's nothing not coming through these people who are on strike. i think they have reasons. i did not follow on this, but somehow maybe that can be better organize or parents. they're traveling to nigeria. so it's like when, if we don't get a fight back in like a few days, then we'll be able to see them like almost 3 months. the number of travelers spiked during the summer, but the number of staff had been thinned out during the pandemic. many of the remaining employees complain about being overworked, they're also demanding significantly higher wages in response to high inflation. the omnia hotel, i know many employees are taking part to day. and from our viewpoint that show

he looked guns at to cancel over a 1000 flights frankfurt and munich of the main airports affected, but also dusseldorf, hamburg bowl in bremen, hanover stood guard, and collared some. 130000 passengers are facing disruption in the next few days. workers want a pay rise, holiday plans and business trips put on hold. no one left to work. the counters would be looked hansa passengers at frankfurt airport, or stuck with almost no ground staff to help them and their luggage reached their destinations. i got a cancellation message this morning were traveling but nothing more. i've tried to reach them by, by check by my phone. but nothing not coming through. we have to stay in line and see if we get a flight back and hope we get a flight back because we are going to start school. and then also our parents, they're traveling to nigeria. so it's like we wouldn't if we don't get a flight back in like a few days, then we won't be able to see them for like almost 3 months because we haven't seen them. the striking workers say they have plenty of reasons to ask for higher wages . staff shortages ha

here from frankfurt tomorrow, steve liesman will be hitting that, we spoke with a representative from another -- not germany, but another major eu block and their energy minister's office and i'll tell you this, what they said is they think putin's goal is to fracture the eu using energy as the wedge. basically get every nation to say, yo, we're sorry germany, but we're france or we're the netherlands or we're spain and sort of becomes this every country for itself type scenario driving that wedge in. using energy and by the way, i'll say this, if you ask me to get on what the outcome will be based on every conversation i've had, there is other reports too, i think that the flow does restart tomorrow probably not more than 20% putin kind of said as much in iran overnight by the way and he may -- he started to talk about nord stream 2. like in other words, nord stream 1 has problems, so maybe you need nord stream 2 he is playing a lot of games here >> and i'm very glad that you are there. really appreciate it i know that you will be there for a few more days. and it does help give us a

the group from saratoga hype was supposed to fly from prague to frankfurt germany and then home.ight that was canceled unexpectedly, they would have been stranded for two days. they will head to frankfurt tomorrow and are expected to arrive in san francisco monday afternoon. quite a turnout for an event decided -- named to unite to communities. ♪ this is the second annual summer unity block party. it's a celebration meant to bring together san francisco's chinese and left residents. today's event concluded dance numbers and plenty of fun and games for the kids. there were guest speakers. >> just ahead, we will talk about what is in store for the forecast plus more on a pancake party that is coming to an end. >> we will talk about a bright start to the we can today. a live look from the cam. the fog is rolling in. we will take a look at what it >> a san francisco man who has united his neighborhood through pancakes has served his last plate. branson cooks up pancake party's right outside his home. he says it is a great way to get to know your neighbors. today was his third and fin

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i am in frankfurt, germany, where people talk every day about the need to withdraw from the consumptionf russian gas. this is the reality now , they also talk about the need to support ukrainian flags are flying everywhere, especially here in frankfurt, the support is really palpable, and we owe a great deal to this president biden for his efforts to unite all those willing to support ukraine understands that this will not last forever, because every country is facing its own internal challenges, in particular the elections in the usa, people are worried about gas shortages, inflation and other issues related to the war, the biggest fear remains the issue of the export of ukrainian grain, what will happen if it is not possible to transport it to the countries of the middle east and asia , that is, the challenges are really big, but we are holding together and i think the premula is in a strategic shock in this regard, we understand that something extraordinary has happened in the black sea basin of our important victories over the russians, in particular we managed to sink their flagshi

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such a group of frankfurt abonz who collected humanitarian aid, helped buy us ambulances for ukraines, they also brought paraffin, a good candle and even jars and jars were even signed there ptn pnh there in general, all of these are our slogans because the local beekeeper and the beekeeper gave them to chistyi vosk, well, it seems to be a group of pilgrims on obolon, they just moved these candles . just a little, and it comes out, then a normal volume. now i have half a ton of paraffin in my warehouse somewhere, maybe a little more. in the summer, they do n’t need as much, of course, as in the winter, but they still ask for it somewhere closer to the end of summer, the beginning in the fall, we will actively prepare for the cold period; for the winter, it is not so much for light, it is more for heat, for cooking, or to warm yourself or to cook, to heat up food there , when did we test ? the temperature on the street was about zero degrees , the water was basically the same temperature, and we were able to boil a liter of water in 24 minutes, which is a big plus of these jars filled