it's very difficult to say monica what i can tell you is that many people here in frankfurt germany as financial capital are worried that if. really undertook a merger they would be too preoccupied with merging with integrating with job cutting with working on their i t systems and not enough on generating new business opportunities you know these are two banks very much focused on the past how in the situation can you focus on the future well that is certainly a question that you will follow up for us as time goes by i cannot listen in frankfurt thank you so much making headlines around the world. both the nasdaq and s. and p. market indexes in the u.s. . it follows a strong quarterly results for many of the wall street's biggest tech firms jimmie's dax also closed on a six month high propelled by gains in the farmhouse off where i am financial services. and which has smashed all expectations last quarter by tripling profits the microblogging service made one hundred ninety one million dollars in the first three months of twenty nine thousand compared to just sixty one million a year

. >> hundreds of people were evacuated from their homes in frankfurt, germany, because of a world war ii bomb. 600 people had to leave their homes when an unexploded 550 pound bomb was identified. they were evacuated to a shelter in city hall. they found the american-made bomb during a diving training. >> let's check back in with janessa webb for a check of the weather. good morning. >> off to a rough start. we're watching tornado watches across the mid-atlantic. to the northeast, we have a squall line that has already started to form. this tornado watch is in place from new york, washington, to the carolinas until 7:00 a.m. so currently we have 4 million under that flood watch throughout your morning here. we're going to see this front really pass fairly quickly. but behind it, northeast, ohio to pittsburgh, potentially could see we are drying out for the south and southeast. >>> so this really impacts the early morning commute. but by 10:00 a.m., i think we're really in the clear. >> all right, janessa, thanks. a story from your hometown. we have dozens of skiers who battled the ele

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the discussion going on here in frankfurt or in germany or in europe yeah yeah and i think it's interesting because i think i think it maybe points to a difference between europe and america and i think in america broadly people look at the first think of freedom as the freedom to do things so the freedom to say what you want the freedom to dress the way you want the freedom to practice religion the way you want so i'm not saying there isn't a lot of anti islamic sentiment in in the us but i think you'd find far fewer people who say that muslims are allowed to dress the way they want where here in europe i think we see a lot of people see freedom more in terms of the freedom from things the freedom from oppression the freedom from violence and so when it comes to this issue of muslim fashion i think a lot of people in europe look at it more in terms of oppression and not in terms of individual expression as a resort in france with the headscarf of public institutions yeah of course of course the ban the burka and of course very famously recently the ban on the burqini this modest muslim swi

the light aircraft has crashed near frankfurt in central germany killing all three people on board including the co-owners of one of russia's biggest airlines s. seven and. who was one of russia's wealthiest businesswoman was traveling with her father on board the single engine six seater aircraft which came down around twenty two kilometers south of frankfurt the plane had earlier taken off to the can in the south of france said not yet known how the flight got into it head on by a police vehicle responding to the air crash. protesters have clashed with police on one of the main roads of venezuela's capital as the country has once again been plunged into darkness. if. activists were seen burning tires and directing barricades people's discontent with the blackout is being aggravated by a water shortage some people were seen as been suffering power outages which has led to their restricted supply of drinking water the opposition blames president maduro for his inability to control the situation by the material government says the power cuts are the result of criminal sabotage by their oppone

a light aircraft has crashed near frankfurt in central germany killing all three people on board including the coner of one of russia's biggest airlines seven and. who was one of russia's wealthiest businesswoman was traveling south of frankfurt the plane had earlier taken off from cannes in the south of france it is not yet known how the flight got into trouble there was a further tragedy when two people died nearby after their car was hit head on a police vehicle responding to the air crash. protesters have clashed with police on one of the main roads of venezuela's capital as the country has once again been plunged into darkness. protesters could be seen burning tires and erecting barricades while some people were seen filling containers with water from a hose in the street since march twenty fifth venezuela has been suffering power outages which has led to a shortage of drinking water and the opposition is blaming president maduro while he says the situation is due to criminal sabotaged by his opponents madeira has an . stray thirty day plan to rational extra city in order to deal with

frankfurt stock exchange. where shareholders in germany chemicals company by a gay for its management board a vote of no confidence at friday's annual meeting the very first time that's ever happened to listed company by a stock price has nosedive since its board rival monsanto last year c.e.o. van about say that there was no way to sugar coat the recent poor performance but said the sixty three billion dollars acquisition would pay off in the end the troubled actor chemicals giant faces thousands of potential lawsuits for damages related to its flagship weitz killer banda. and japan marks the end of an era with a historic application of emperor akihito is the first application in two hundred years and a big event for business the enthronement of crown prince naruhito promises to give breweries hotel shops and restaurants a huge boost. these two want to tie the knot before the end of the outgoing hay say era which means achieving peace and they are far from the only ones the wedding industry in japan has taken off since the start of april when the enthronement celebration dates were confirmed. for us this year wil

frankfurt. the president of the united states suing germany's biggest lender oh is that going down with investors. well the reaction here has been fairly muted at this point of time the dirty bomb shares are down one percent as we speak. on its behalf and said that it will still be it is still committed to providing those documents according as per required by the investigation but it will also abide by the codes ruling no president has said that this was the document handing of the document would be harris mentor to him and it would actually be used against him to politically damage him so that's his argument but his drivers his opponents believe that this actually his case is is meritless and would not succeed in the court not georgia bank of course has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons lately is this also just yet another blow to the lender's reputation. well i feel that most of the bad news has been already factored in the share prices of the bank of the bank is valued just a quarter of its book value that's really long if you compare it with other rivals of church of banks now

stands for and also countries like germany and china on our boots on frankfurt thank you and we apologize for the problems we had there with our connection your leaders will be holding another emergency summit in brussels later today of britain still under resolved exit from the european union european council president donald tusk proposed a flexible one year extension of brics postponing the crucial day would be in line with hopes of people in the french port town of cali where it's currently just a matter of seconds to clear cargo running between the u.k. and the continent but with brags that that would change dramatically. a massive traffic jam at customs in cali that's what happens when french customs officials work to rule before in the job's very slowly as a form of protest to cope with breaks that the french government has promised seven hundred extra officials the trade unions say that's far too few especially if there's a new deal brings it. each day the euro tunnel shuttle train carries four thousand five hundred vehicles through the channel tunnel new color alone stalls over b

right for more on this let's bring in our financial correspondent in frankfurt as he does the president of the united states suing germany's biggest lender what does that mean for daughter back. well monica think it means to wait and watch and see how the lawsuit plays out in court the dutch a bank hasn't made any official. he hasn't reacted to this development as yet president trump says that the subpoenas were aimed at had a seeing him and the documents could be used to actually damage him politically and that's what he's and that's why he's trying to oppose it desperately through this lawsuit and now that his opponents however say that the lawsuit is made it less and that they would not stand in court and they would be rejected by the court now still dortch it bank unfortunately has been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons lately and this isn't a nice headline either is this yet another disaster in the making well i've seen on this leave most of it most of the bad news and banks the shady dealings have been factored in by the markets and the bank the bank is trading at just a quarter of its book value to clearly

say predictions of a major exodus of london city workers to frankfurt haven't yet materialised — amid continued brexit uncertainty. germany'ssituation that people are really leaving london. the longer this process is going on, the more people will be uncertain and will go to frankfurt, to paris and all the other places where the financial sector is important. after ten days of action, the extinction rebellion campaign group will end their protests today. the group have occupied key parts of central london, including parliament square and oxford circus, with over 1000 activists arrested. they're planning a closing ceremony this evening and have thanked their supporters. the rspca says it it received more than 2000 calls about exotic animals in capital last year. in one incident a londoner in kensington woke to find a snake in their bed. the charity believes the number of calls relating to more unsual pets is because owners do not research their needs or how to care for them properly. let's take a look at the travel situation now: 0n the tubes there are severe delays on thejubilee line. otherwise it's a good service. the blac

and the semi final draw pits chelsea against eintracht frankfurt with the first fixture of the two legged tie to be played in germany valencia first up. the opening legs will be played on thursday the 2nd of may and the return fixtures a week later. to tennis now where the top two seeds at the monte carlo masters were untroubled on thursday as both novak djokovic and rafael nadal progressed to the quarter—finals. but the 3rd and 4th seeds alexander zverev and dominic thiem respectively won't be going any further, both losing in straight sets. craig templeton rounds up the action. the clay—court season has not always been the kindest to novak djokovic but this is a tournament he has won twice before in his path to the quarter—finals was straightforward. the top ranked will now play medvedev. he has had the last best 15 months of his career. he is a close to the top ten of the world and he is one of the up—and—coming rising stars. big serve, great backhand, step scent but also he has improved his movement a lot compared toa improved his movement a lot compared to a few years ago. we played along match in the australia

germany. it was discovered by firefighters in a frankfurt river last tuesday during a training exercise.bout 600 people living nearby were evacuated from their homes yesterday. bomb disposal experts detonated the device sending water into the river, jetting water into the air between two bridges. >>> "usa today" says tiger woods' victory at the masters resulted in a $1.2 million payout at a las vegas sports book, a golf record. someone placed an $85,000 bet on woods at the william hill sports book at the sls hotel at the casino. william hill said his win resulted in an overall seven-figure loss for the sports book. the odds of woods winning made his winning for the pga champion or next year's masters yay rnhe >>> still to come, today is tax filing day. if you still need to file your return, we'll tell you exactly what you need to do. mmm, that's good. ♪ living well do you often wake up with chest congestion? or suffer excess mucus? try mucinex 12 hour. the bio layer tablet immediately releases to thin and loosen excess mucus. and lasts for 12 hours. mucinex 12 hour. rheumatoid arthritis

to germany to frankfurt and is licensed and operational and we moved the necessary people, front office, middle office and back office to support those. mr. mchenry: has this taken a portion of your time over the last three years for this planning? mr. corbat: yes. mr. mchenry: it's an important issue? mr. corbat: it is. mr. scharf: we have a bank that's headquartered in belgium and we moved a series of activities of the company from the u.k. to belgium. we also have built up control functions and moved individuals onto the continent. and away from the united kingdom. probably most importantly worked very closely with our clients on moving their transactions into different entities and all of the required paperwork that goes along with that. mr. mchenry: ok. so let me segue to china. another issue of systemic risk for the federal reserve, latest disclosure of their meeting minutes. along those lines, mr. solomon, your institution recently divested or sold off your investment -- commercial bank of china. previously, mr. moynihan, bank of america had investments along the same lines in ch

joined by cost economist and i n g d but he joins us in frankfurt good to have you with us not all of that just sounds very very impressive but is germany's digital infrastructure ready for this exciting future i think it's very clear no it's not i think the engineering part is already forward to germany has already been good in robotics a way to get the infrastructure germany is still lagging far behind in terms of speed internet in terms of access to internet all in not only for consumers but also for companies and this is the biggest thing if we want to have machines talk to each other we should provide really a fast fast speed internet in germany. german economy minister peter woman ones that germany needs to be markedly to in artificial intelligence especially given that when it comes to digitalisation germany already somewhat missed the boat how realistic is that. i mean in terms of artificial intelligence it can be realistic because germany has a good tradition a good track record in manufacturing in robotics in kind of outsourcing automation so therefore i'm rather positive and you're fully right because the thing is germany has m

we have moved our broker dealer or a portion of our broker dealer from the uk to germany to frankfurt and is licensed and is operational and we moved the necessary people from front office, middle office and back office to support those. >> is this taking a portion of your time over the past three years for the contingency planning >> it has. >> it is an important issue for you? >> it is. >> mr. scharf? >> we have a bank that is headquarter headquartered in belgium and moved a series of activities of company from the uk to belgium we also have control functions and moved individuals on to the continent and away from the united kingdom probably most importantly worked very closely with our clients on moving their transactions into different entities and all of the required paperwork that goes along with that. >> and so let me segue to china, another issue of systemic risk per the federal reserve, the latest exposure of their meeting minutes. along those lines, mr. solomon, your institution recently divested or sold off your investment, the commercial bank of china previously mr. moynih

germany's public memorials. and for more i'm joined by dr felix klein his journeys and images and commissioner in frankfurt i welcome dr klein as we heard the father if d. is trying to change the culture of remembrance that is so unique and so important to germany how divided are you that they will succeed. well they have attempted and we've seen several attacks against our remembrance culture and unfortunately we have to accept that many people in germany think. that way and of course government and all the other parties should work out strategies to show and to make it clear to the german public that our remembrance culture has made our democracy strong and is really an asset for and for for our society and so what this is. as a new generation grows up in you and to me dr ken how do you see the culture of remembrance evolving. well the question is always. how how do we present the remembrance culture to the younger generations also to also to migrans people who've come to germany recently and we have to find new forms of remembrance culture that that appeals to everybody and of course it is. appalling to note that

frankfurt the i.m.f. says this is a delicate moment for the world economy and some major players like china or germany might need to take short term actions explain this warning to us. well chris you know in both countries china and germany the focus of the governments for a long time has very much been on stability in the case of china for example the government in beijing has tried a lot to make the financial system the banking system more stable here in germany the focus of the government was very much on austerity you know a very conservative way of handling state debt and the state spending well christine lagarde and her people at the i.m.f. want both the governments in china and germany to be more proactive to make more progress policies in the case of germany for example this means be less concentrated and less focused on you know financial stability or you know the south as of the state budget and more focused on infrastructure spending and domestic demand and conrad another delay of bragg's it is on the agenda today in brussels where e.u. leaders are gathering now the governing council of the europ

frankfurt. but in the end is where i'm here. in munich against. chime for the classic. welcome to munich germany was ready to take in the most exciting bundesliga match of the season the big showdown buy in and don't mend finally on level terms and then. one nil from outside. the. robot live and don't see the was streaming from have you might seen as. i. was the only ill from serge camporee. was. i finally life now again from eleven to ski so much for level terms i was never on the top we overran the crowd was dynamite it was tons of fun what more can you say. they were technically better than us ruzicka mentally everything we got a lesson today a pick pick lesson how could this happen how did table top in don't meant to dramatically beat by an earlier this season collapsed so completely does nico kovacs his banal suggestion before kick off explaining. to much of the team that makes fewer mistakes will win. but how did don't mend make so many mistakes while by and made so few. multiple reasons. let's start with the line up lucy in five red bench the real. seargent mario gets up and shifted marco

national champion in germany for the part of the very last minute matt funk and georgia cornell step talks on a massive merger we find out from our financial correspondent in frankfurt why. is the military crisis in libya a very real threat to europe. on the southern border of the mediterranean. with no security and where there is an armed conflict is a problem for germany and europe. libya's internationally backed government is under threat from a double general and his militia the conflict could lead to a massive influx of refugees through your a. kind of a warm welcome to you. russian president vladimir putin north korean leader kim. one would have wrapped up their first ever face to face the discuss the rides you can put in security on the korean peninsula and the north north nuclear weapons program all of this is still long after kim summit with the us president dollar trump ended in failure. it was their first ever face to face meeting but for russia's vladimir putin and north korea's kim jong un the body language suggested it was set to go well talks took place on an island off the pacific coast near flooded boss dock and went on for two hours a little longer

big match frankfurt winning yet again yes they're in great form they've got three nil they've now moved up to fourth spot of course that for sport is very very important because that is germany's final berth for the champions league they've been in front tested form they've won the last five in the league let's have a look at the best of the action. the frankfurt faithful were hoping to see the home side continue their run and leap frog log back in the standings. and the host duly set the tone from the opening whistle would look to europe at shooting just wide after a mere three minutes play it. looked up held out to the break but thought constitutes forty fifth minute finish from an acute angle gave frankfurt the advantage. and constitution double of his towering sunny home an incredible pass from on to a real bitch just after the hour mark for his fifth goal of the season. with five minutes left in regular time jamie de coster third yo bitch for an entire hour to finish up his own three no frankfurt you bitches sixteen league goals have been tied for second in the scoring charts. the big three c's frankfurt moved to fourth place with their best run in years putting them in c

let's bring in our correspondent in frankfurt is standing by for us hi i should toss now the president of the u.s. is suing germany's biggest lender what does this mean for deutsche bank. well to me it means that your bank will wait and watch and see how the key is that plays out in the court at this point of time. said that it is committed to giving any appropriate information to the investing for any investigation relevant investigations and. it says that. the it was it will abide by the court ruling and there is a band which has already begun actually handing over most of the documents and it says that it will again keep doing it and donald trump has argued that most of these subpoenas were actually used to have and and the fact that it could be used to cause him political damage going forward but his opponents say that this actually lacks any merit and it would be it would actually fear in the courtroom i should or should we should say that torture bank has been hit by various scandals of late it's been making headlines for all the wrong reasons is this lawsuit another blow to the lenders reputation. well i feel

frankfurt are a joy to behold up front the hosts gave themselves a much deserved round of applause after decimating stuttgart and is germany's only team left in europe the cheers might continue on the world stage speaking of which . did you know kick off is now on you tube with the world of football. with a quad core of mexico. to really we travel the world and bring a few how high tensions are running i'm going to saying no to stars and there were people coaches and discussed football chris here it's a. word that is going to go on. as a football kickoff on you tube. over to you. this spring installment in the last few seasons the league was already decided by this time of year. this time there's still emotion all over the place. because this time dortmund are not miles behind by and largely thanks to their fantastic transfers even without eighty million euros to bet on field leader axel vit soul and super talent jason sun show combined cost a third of what buying threw down on lucas' or not that's but their most important signing was the coach. been taking it step by step in their quest for the title the hope is that when a

frankfurt thank you very much to china now a high level belt and road summit is kicking off in beijing today political leaders and business representatives from some forty countries including russia and germany are expected to join to learn more about china's reimagining of the silk road one of the routes will run through central asia and moscow to rotterdam they'll be roads and railways as well as power stations telecommunications that works and pipelines the maritime silk road will connect china with europe africa and southeast asia with china already investing billions into infrastructure projects along the way but critics warn the president chief pet project plunges partners into debt while giving china more power. the new silk road is president he's foreign policy baby to ensure his new economic superhighway to the world succeeds china is providing international delegates a warm welcome. to smooth over any potential rough spots. around we should strengthen debt and risk management we should object to fully and fully understand debt problems of developing countries but. the belton road initiative presents a gigantic opportunity triggering development in structurally weak regions the econ

talks between germany's top two lenders are expected to fail a possible tie up of deutsche bank and come out bank was met with stiff resistance from some major investors we go live to frankfurt for the latest. also coming up the second belt and growth initiative for him kicks off in beijing china wants to boost foreign investment in its project of the century but critics warn of beijing's debt trap diplomacy. and it's the owning season for facebook it's time to face the truth and a massive drop in quarterly profit. have to do business i want to get jones in berlin good to have you with us so they were discussing a possible tie up more than six weeks and then announcement was due tomorrow now it seems those merger talks between daughter bank and bank have come to a premature end. both banks declined to comment but investors reacted quickly shares in collapse dropped more than one percent on the news. or rather for the latest let's bring in our financial correspondent ali bards who is in frankfurt with the doj of bank towers right. and you ted. i can tell you more than that other than that there are more sources than reuters who are saying that i talked to a press spokesman at

germany. the plane crashed in a field as it approached a small airport outside of frankfurt. she was the co-owner of the airline s-7 group. her fortune estimated by forbes to be nearly $600 million. german investigators are looking into the cause of the crash. well, no laughing matter in ukraine, early results in the country's presidential election show a comedian with no political experience with a sizable lead over 38 rivals. he is far from a first round victory but his strong showing in yesterday's voting appeared to reflect ukrainian's desire for new blood in a political system awash in controversy. new york expected to become the second state to ban single use plastic bags. it's included in the proposed 2020 state budge which governor andrew cuomo said he agreed to with state lawmakers. it would force customers at stores to pay for plastic bags if they want them. it would affect millions of people. only three new york counties currently have a plastic bag ban. and then finally this, dumbo falling short at the box office but the disney film earned and estimated $45 millio

frankfurt through on away goals frankfurt now face chelsea for a place in the final i men's tennis now an update from the third round of the monte carlo masters germany's world number three alex and that's fed f was knocked out in a surprise straight sets defeat to fabio fognini knee while novak djokovic cruised past his opponent but now faces a tricky task in the quarter finals. despite showing plenty grit and determination taylor fritz didn't stand a chance against novak djokovic playing in red jacket gave the twenty one year old american a sound beating winning the first set six three and then the second six mil. is well on his way to with good monte-carlo title however the match still proved a struggle for both players due to high winds on the court i was not meant to me he really is a lot of unforced errors from you know from his side as well but in a day like this you just try to pain there and talk to do the right things through through it when. battling it out to face him in the quarterfinals were done deal medvedev and greek rising star stephon also. the twenty year old fought back from a set down to draw level but medvedev came out on top in

frankfurt, i don't know where. hadhe streets of berlin you columns dedicated with a portrait of one person who had fled germany and came to this for who was against the regime. as i was walking in berlin -- i was no longer -- it was no longer divided like it used to be. they can go to east berlin from westmoreland and there is no problem -- west berlin and there was no problem. i was walking on a big avenue. on the side i see a museum brunt.ed to villi the mayor of berlin in the 1960's. during the war he fled. sweden when norway was invaded. he did not with deb anything to do with the germans. he was the anti-nazi. they had a museum dedicated to him, who to me is one of the persons with the most respect. was a very decent man, a good man. i saw all that. cannot -- you generations follow generations. they are not necessarily the same. the germans today, i think, are not the germans of yesteryear. we can see that with angela merkel, it was opening the borders and receiving all these immigrants now. it is a totally different germany from what it was before. today i don't have

merger talks between germany's top to lend us are expected to face a possible tie up of dortch a bank and was met with stiff resistance from some major investors we go live to frankfurt for the natives. also coming up the second fails and rosy dish of foreign kicks off in beijing china wants to boost foreign investments in its project of the century but critics warn of beijing's debt trap diplomacy.