2020 qualify on cheese steak evening cut you walk in the squad entertain northern ireland in frankfurt germany have already qualified for the tournament at 1st place in the group but the. yogi live still has a few tricks up his sleeve in the remaining euro 2020 qualifier germany have already secured their place at next summer's tournament so live wants to shake things up against northern ireland. planning some changes because i want to see certain players in action again this year and give them a chance and show my faith in them and give them the space they may be neat. enough a. goalkeeper mark andre test a game is among the players expected to start he's been vocal about wanting more playing time for the national team ahead of captain manuel neuer for live all that matters is that the team finishes top of the group let's. go we want to win the next game against northern ireland we want to end up ahead of holland that would be nice it needs to be our goal but we can also use the game to develop and give certain players a chance to develop themselves couldn't he can be 2900 s. been another sha

european central bank president christine lagarde today at the european banking congress in frankfurt germany she called on eurozone and governments to strengthen domestic demand and to end a decade of export driven growth largely led by germany but god said european countries should quote innovate and invest more to support growth time of global uncertainty it was her 1st major policy speech as the president of the e.c.b. . and now to some of the other business stories making headlines today a chinese national who work for one some talk before it was taken over by by a has been arrested in the u.s. ease accused of stealing trade secrets from the american company for the chinese government. to make a victoria's secret has canceled its annual fashion show and it falling ratings and criticism of the event that the event is all dated the show has typically featured top supermodels but last year it had its lowest ever ratings. an international charity is selling lottery tickets for $100.00 euros each with a chance to win top of picasso's work nature mortar 200000 tickets are on sale so could rais

clearing my throat i'm happy to welcome my colleague chelsea delaney at the front for dough in frankfurt germany financial how to find out more about this latest tariff truce is it going to happen the white house doesn't seem to be too happy about it. i think the mood among investors among trade and this is certainly confusion today there by the end of the day yesterday the comments from the white house for contradicting not only china's agreement announcement but also each other one of the comment that's getting a lot of attention today is the announcement from peter navarro a top trade advisor who said this the trade tariffs are not on the table for for taking them out of the agreement and that this is wishful thinking so i think there's a lot of confusion and also more caution among investors because if if the u.s. does take tariffs off the table how are they going to do how are they going to sort of get china to to. agree on some of people are issues that aren't on the table right now so i think investors are becoming more cautious and we're seeing that reflected in a mixed reaction and mark

compost or no water try let's novato for short and that's the name of this company that's based in frankfurt germany and the only water needed is for washing your hands. we're preparing for a corporate event tomorrow friday night they need 3 wash basins a toilet some 3 year and also. sisters 17 and elisabetta felt set up novato 8 years ago they're both former i t professionals who are looking for a career change. we wanted to do something that involves natural cycles and isn't too monotonous. we decided to give it a go so we built our 1st toilets we took them to music festivals to see if this was what we really wanted to be doing. both the answer turned out to be yes and the company is still going strong. one of their clients is a camp for school students. the whole idea behind the camp is to be climate neutral and eco friendly so of course we wanted eco friendly toilets meaning ones that don't use water if possible. and these ones don't use any at all and no chemicals either what remains is biomass that's in no way harmful. upset with me. for big events and long term rentals the company stops by re

or near frankfurt germany that replanning attack so the terror threat is similar to what we had before just the structure of the neighborhoods to the loss of walked out it was certainly a blow to the network as it dropped. was mainly important as the focal point where people could make personal loyalty to buyout this is now gone and now is a success that no one really knows who it is has to prove that he can maintain that brandon in iraq and syria afghanistan that may work but those affiliates are 2 joint eisel from the outside and if we're going africa may switch sides again and it's a chance for al qaeda who still has a visible and on their. toes if it gives back is now greater than having. a pleasure talking to thank you for your time and your expertise today always a pleasure talking to you thank you so much. to other news that israeli forces are hitting at what they say are terrorist targets in the gaza strip just hours after the summit jihad group fired rockets into israel all this despite a cease fire that was agreed between the 2 sides earlier on thursday most of tho

in frankfurt germany climate strikers to black friday sales in a city shopping mall for these people consumerism is part of the problem. such disruption is a risky strategy though it's inevitably alienates some people. but the students i spoke to at the london demonstration said some of this is necessary. the student movement gets criticized for being disruptive you should be in school i think people make opinions i think. it's important to people what they were. so there needs to be some disruption this is a global movement each country has its own domestic dynamics u.k. is in election season with a country going to the polls on december the 12th and the strike is. message pressure on the politicians to increase their climate credentials. greenhouse gas levels are still breaking record highs global temperatures are already 1 point one degree hotter than before the industrial revolution and still rising the european parliament has just declared a climate emergency. in madrid preparations are finishing up for next week's un climate change conference many governments have already agree

frankfurt germany financial center here 2 nuclear critics are alarmed at the investment behavior that banks don't bank on the bomb is the title of a study conducted by the pacs and i can organizations that examined who the investors are behind the nuclear weapons corporations. the list includes deed said bank the central institution of so. 100 co-operative banks in germany visitors to deeds at annual general meeting plead ignorance for apathy and the other interested in getting this who wants to invest in arms companies it could mean helping to exasperate the problems we already have in the world don't look to before you would do that would you really are. presently i think as a shareholder no. i can't comment on that because it's where you aware of it. in my opinion that's not the case. we weren't allowed to film at the a.g.m. itself as it is not the bank tells us a public event we asked about its financial stake in u.s. nuclear weapons maker northrop grumman but were told it had no such stake and no business relations at all with the company. i can beg to differ. but they said banke

in frankfurt germany climate strikers to black friday sales in a city shopping mall for these people consumerism is part of the problem. such disruption is a risky strategy though it's inevitably alienates some people. but the students i spoke to at the london demonstration said some of this is necessary. the student movements gets criticized for being disruptive you should be in school i think people. i think. like a lot of destruction but i think it's important otherwise people witness in a way. that needs to be summed up. this is a global movement but each country has its own domestic dynamics the u.k. is in election season with a country going to the polls on december the 12th and the climate strikers they're arguing that. the message pressure on the politicians to increase their climate credentials. greenhouse gas levels are still breaking record highs global temperatures are already 1 point one degree hotter than before the industrial revolution and still rising the european parliament has just declared a climate emergency thing. in madrid preparations are finishing up for next

well let's go over to chelsea delaney our financial correspondent in frankfurt could. tip germany into recession. that's certainly a risk especially if you consider how close germany r.t. is tourist session it may already have fallen enter a session and the 3rd quarter growth prospects for the next 2 years are extremely low one a think tank here in germany has estimated that these tariffs could shave about point 7 percentage points off of g.d.p. g.d.p. is expected to grow 0.9 percent next year so that's extremely tight these automakers are already dealing with investments and electric vehicles with a global slowdown and part driven by the u.s. straight tensions what china that's coming at a really bad tire but where this really could have ripple effects is if it starts a tit for tat trade war where the u.s. and china start imposing tariffs on the other goods outside of the auto sector and that's really where we could see ripple effects and we've already got a big enough trade war between us and china thank you very much chelsea lately in frankfurt u.s. plane make a boeing says it

they‘ re in frankfurt playing germany. it's 1-1.ard strike afterjust 3 minutes. serge gnabry scored an equally good equaliser. luis enrique has been reappointed spain's national manager — just five months after stepping down to look after his sick daughter. she passed away in august after battling bone cancer. enrique replaces his former assistant roberto moreno — who said he'd step aside should enrique ever want the job back. he'll be charged with leading spain into euro 2020 with his contract running until the 2022 world cup in qatar. saracens have been fined an undisclosed sum for failing to attend the launch of this season's european champions cup. they are the current holders but failed to turn up for the event in cardiff, which was held the day after the club were fined £5.36 million and docked 35 points by premiership rugby for breaching the competition's salary cap regulations. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. emergency services and the into fine found two respected stowaway

we are good d news for germany. frankfurt dax is downwn 2/10 ofa percent. trade tension is weighing heavy importinstatallment of the exposition underway in shanghai. washinington andnd beingng conte their backck and forth. american firms are lookingng too business i in china anand are ct in t theiddldle. many are not bailing out. >> it is the second china international import export expo. government has skipped the event again, but california has knots. 200 u.s. companies are exhibiting in shanghai. 20% more than last year, hoping to export to china. >> it was clear to us this was our moment to come out and share with china what we are doing and to see if we could learn from the chinese people,e, the chinee consumer and chinese businesspeople in terms of what their needs are. chinese companies have suffered from the trade feud from the two countries which began 18 months ago. donald trump has hoped to lower the trade deficit, but tariffs imposed by both sides have brought tension and contracted trade. >> we have very positive outlook, although there is some

frankfurt airport for the latest. also coming up here ways role in germany's 5 g. infrastructure remains undecided as berlin is weighing up risks against potential benefit. to do business i want to get johnson berlin good to have you with us you're flying from or to germany today better brace yourself cabin crew to german flag ship carrying. a sausage a 2 day strike today $700.00 out of $3000.00 planned flights are canceled another $600.00 are to be axed on friday in total 180000 passengers are expected to be hits the walkout the strike is organized by the u.s. trade union that represents loved ones a cabin crew it wants higher expenses and allowances flight attendant for flight attendants this as well as better access to regular employment for workers. and for more i'm joined now by my colleague chelsea delaney was standing by for us at frankfurt airport which of course is germany's main aviation hop and home base here in germany chelsea what's going on there this morning with so many flights being canceled. it's surprisingly quiet here at the airport today i thin

so the playoffs await for northern ireland however they fare against germany in frankfurt tonight, theirfinalstead going forward. the main thing is the experience for us especially for the younger players of playing in this type of arena. it is similar to what you would play in the finals and possibly now what we were playing in a play—off but that experience can only stand a player in good stead from the individual confidence and confidence as a unit in the team. and we hope to get that tomorrow night. scotla nd face kaza khsta n at hampden park in their last qualifier. steve clarke has been with the national squad for 6 months now, and he was asked at yesterday's news conference if they would benefit from having more games between now and those march play—offs to help the squad continue to gel under his leadership. we do not have that opportunity, thatis we do not have that opportunity, that is one of the foibles of the fixture calendar, but we have to deal with. it is four months to the next get—together. i will of course try to keep in touch with most of the players and we will come toget

thirsty for 3 at laver couzin if they wanted to maintain pole position and will stop in germany's financial capital frankfurt where the eagles were looking to prey on their old coach di coco boche and by iron will the defending champions bring their a game. welcome to the but as they get here on d w i'm chris harrington buyer munich's thomas newlove was expected to make his 500 appearance for the club against the frankfurt eagles but biron at the moment have more on their minds than milestones nico koba called byron's attitude all wrong after their last outing we all know their defense is damaged and frankfurt have a confrontation it a collective noun for eagles looking to exploit byron's weak spots the eagles have scored in every league match this season and have yet to be defeated at home could frank for push byron further from the throw. niko kovac has been feeling the heat lately with byron off the pace in the league so it was hardly the ideal time for a trip to his former club frankfurt and try to have the best phone record in the league going into the game and just 9 minutes in by an we're already in t

they travelled to frankfurt this evening to play germany.ere looking for a confidence boost ahead of the playoffs next year, well they didn't get one. beaten 6—1 as craig templeton reports. qualification was not in the equation for northern ireland and providing a window into the format of the playoffs. michael smith pulled things into focus within seven minutes, hitting the kind of strike he dreamed of, this woke the germans up and it turned and shot all in one movement with the equaliser. the next goal is not quite as easy on the eye but he gave them the lead, scoring with a final touch. if germany was slow to the start of the first half, the same cannot be said for second. again, beginning to worry because he was too quick to strong and simply too good. the second hat trick for his country. and if it was not him it wasjulian, country. and if it was not him it was julian, 6—1 for germany. i country. and if it was not him it wasjulian, 6—1 for germany. i night that started so well for northern ireland but in the end, the difference in class

sector with a panel of economists a buzzing the government saying germany's long term upswing and come to an end. let's go live to frankfurt to chelsea to lanie josie alledge a surprise is this used up new doesn't it. it's certainly a surprise and certainly relief given all of the really gloomy data that's been coming out of germany over the past several months looking into the room to the details of the report sort of the hardest hit areas of german of the german economy seem to have rebounded so trade to the u.k. was a lot higher trade to the u.s. was a lot higher there was a continued decline in exports to china but i think seeing the increases in exports to china or to the u.s. and the u.k. was definitely a bright spot also there was an increase in exports to be to the end that auto sector as well which has been hit very hard over the past several months i think now there's that potential that germany could actually avoid a technical recession because of how strong this data was there had been a pretty much consensus here that germany was going to fall into recession after seeing growth the kind of the 2nd quarter look

right and how big a deal is black friday in germany already but standing by for us in germany financial heart of frankfurt only where are all the people. yeah they're not out in droves i'm here practically by myself but frankfurt is just coming to life it's about 7 30 in the morning but i already talked to some people who were lining up a staff and b. customers and in the store behind me what you see there brightly lit up it's called available mode jack jones i hope i'm not making too much advertising there you see 25 percent on the yellow sign and i asked the group of young women who were waiting out in front for the store to open at 7 what are you doing here for 25 percent and they said yes but for the 1st 50 you get 50 percent they were pretty well the only customers i met this morning they were looking forward to shopping that brought lots of money 11 of the girls had particular item in mind i went over to the apple store that had not yet opened their i met staff and the staff picture is a different one they're not looking quite as much forward to this day and they say that over the years the stationa

robin: there are not many carrier airlines that still fly to tehran, so usually i go through frankfurt. west germany has very strong trading relations, as does japan, with iran, and so i usually go through. but it is amazing, the airlines are always booked and there are no super savers, and it can be one of the most expensive places to visit in the world. and tehran, in fact, is one of the three most expensive cities in the world. brian: for people who live there or for foreigners who travel there? robin: both. and one of the things about the economy that's so troubling the andoubling for the regime, troubling for the average iranian is that the legal rate of exchange for the dollar is 20 times its legal value, so that a little box of cookies that would cost $8 if you were paying in dollars would cost $160 if you're paying in rials, and the average iranian can't afford that. it's still a third world country, and despite its oil the per capita income, is fairly low. a taxi, terror rent a taxi for a day, just an ordinary old car with an iranian driver will cost you $250 to t $300 a day. two tires can

monday and germany's biggest and most important days for retail sales not only in the run up to christmas but for the entire. all right over to our financial correspondent only bots in frankfurt only how big a deal is black friday here in germany it's become a very big deal monica contrast to earlier i can remember one talked about this 3 to 4 years ago lots of people in germany hadn't heard about it yet and you didn't see nearly the interest you see now but this morning it was raining actually in frankfurt and even before 7 o'clock i found some people not a lot but some people lining up in front of a store that was due to open early at 7 waiting to get big discounts for the early comers and now going through the city just a little while ago we saw lots of people with shopping bags and all the windows are plastered with the signs it's big deal for retail we just heard in the report over 3000000000 euros and income expected from this retailers can't go without it but it's an asymmetrical affair more and more business moving to online not good for the types of store you see here and the picture behind me to leave us in frankfurt thank you so much. and france shoppers are also l

markets, and they turned people through to germany, to frankfurt, they offer that to germany. a win-win both ways. has been a absolutely explicit in their content and they're looking for over 60% growth in terms of passenger numbers in the coming years. it is a great platform from which to build, but it is very much a growth strategy. about growth. me you have any new routes planned, or plans to source new trains? we have very scratch -- barely scratch the surface. our market shares are around 10%. we compare that with paris or with brussels north of 75%. it is give some illustration of the potential that is still available on london amsterdam. london amsterdam is a 4.3 million flight market at the moment. is vast, and we will grow that vary significantly in the years to come. nejra: any concerns about the impact on passenger numbers from the outcome of brexit, mike? mike: im not seeing it at the moment. if i look forward to your end and forward sales into 2020 for where we would want them to be. i think customers have been reassured with our strong plans in place. is a safety

goals and here in germany in fact there are some crisis actions learned in other cities in germany as in frankfurt i believe climate activists possibly trying to block a and shops so that people cannot go on these friday on this black friday shopping sprees our correspondent brant reporting for us there at the brandenburg gate thank you very much. today's global strike is being fuelled by growing evidence of climate change from wildfires to floods hurricanes to parched river beds the proof scientists say can be seen around the world among the greatest threats are rising sea levels driven by melting polar ice caps. beautiful but endangered greenland ice sheet is melting at speed raising sea levels across the world global warming could redraw the world map as we know it. when i was a boy there was a lot of ice because you put in a couple 10 months years sometimes you hit them a day but in recent years still only 4 to 5 months. in october everything used to be locked in ice but now only in december not for many. scientists are on a mission to predict just how much sea levels will rise globally. if it

themselves you know couldn't you can be good 2019 has been another shaky year for the germany team but the match in frankfurt gives them a chance to go into the new decade on a high note. i don't forget you can always get d.w. news on the go just download from google play from the app so i will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as most push notifications for any breaking news. next here on live have to do business with gallant alpha's for the compact with africa summit the host of it's my job the chance to connect world leaders at the top of the off. the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to celebrate clicks on the phone 250. 4 for you to discover. expedition boy. i'm not laughing at them. just sometimes i am but i sam nothing when he said you have nothing.

it's been a lovely chalet outside of frankfurt and germa germany.the young german businessman who now owns it took me down into the basement and showed me his storage rooms and said that these are the cells where the doctors and their nazi counterparts conducted experiments that were just continuations of the experiments that have gone on in concentration camps. and he also said to me the older people in the neighborhood understand what happened in this house. it's not a secret. and i found an article in the german magazine about this house that said this is the cia torture house. there were deaths, but the number is not known. we now know that he was at the top of this whole series of experiments. one of the things they did in the house for the example involved sedating people, putting them in a coma and then overdosing them in the period paper in the transition phase they would be dosed with heavy electro- shocks to see if the combination might somehow be the way to open up their minds to manipulation from the outside. so he directed these experim

northern ireland are already assured a play—off place as they take on germany in frankfurt. in the top two places. luis enrique is back in charge of spain. he left the role earlier this year to care for his daughter. she died of bone cancer in august. enrique replaces his former assistant robert moreno — who steered them through their final euro qualifiers. the spanish football federation president luis rubiales said: "everyone knew that if luis enrique wanted to come back the doors would be open." they say he'll be in charge until at least the world cup in 2022. rugby union now and the new wales head coach wayne pivac has named his first squad. he's brought in new zealand—born backsjohnny mcnicholl and willis halaholo for the uncapped game against the barbarians in cardiff at the end of the month. the babas will be coached by the former wales coach, warren gatland. saracens have been fined an undisclosed sum for failing to attend the launch of this season's european champions cup. they are the current holders but failed to turn up for the event in cardiff, which was held the

germany's national football team completed their euro 2020 qualifying campaign on tuesday with a 61 defeat over northern ireland in frankfurt a hat trick from munich winger. and further strikes from leon and. germany recover from an early one deficit to record a dominant win the victory means they finish top of the qualifying group ahead of old rivals the netherlands have also qualified. and here's a reminder of that top story we are following for you u.s. ambassador to the european union gordon song but as told the impeachment inquiry that president. directed him to pressure ukraine to investigate trump's political rival joe biden he says everyone knew that the president knew about. it you're watching. live from berlin watch is up next with business stick around for that. literature invites us to see people in particular that i like to see some. time. on you to. each handle things this is new ball speaking like come to the show with the da da da and concert.

from germany can expect major delays the thousands as canceled 1300 flights affecting around 180000 passengers cabin crew striking for 2 days left on the last bid to halt the strike at a frankfurt labor court industrial action centers around expense payments and will maybe affect flights leaving germany on thursday and friday. the international monetary fund has cut its full costs for the eurozone and its biggest economy germany the council of economic advisors to the government has also trained its growth out the for these year to just half a percent a council suggests that drop its treasured balanced budget policy critics of long blamed for galaxy crumbling infrastructure and problems with high speed internet access. the german council of economic experts said germany faces continued economic weakness but they are not expecting a deep recession the economic advisers recommend lowering taxes but chancellor angela merkel makes it clear she's calling the shots stuff ins are don't always follow your suggestions but they still provide us with inspiration and you will also find many of your thoughts in what we've already done. the advisers feel they are not being heard on the issue

northern ireland are in frankfurt to face germany.an qualifiers but enrique will now return. the spanish football federation president luis rubiales said: "he has always been the leader of our project". they say he‘ll be in charge until at least the world cup in 2022. rugby union now and the new wales head coach wayne pivac has named his first squad. with a number of world cup players out injured, johnny mcnicholl and willis halaholo for the uncapped game against the barbarians in cardiff at the end of the month. ironically, the baba‘s will be coached by the former wales coach, warren gatland. the revamped davis cup are continuing in madrid today. great britain have to wait until tomorrow for their first match but there‘ll be no roger federer. switzerland didn‘t qualify for the 18 nation event. instead, he‘s in argentina playing an exhibition match against alexander zverev. now at 38, he says he‘s expecting an emotional end to his career when it finally comes but doesn‘t see that moment arriving too soon. i see no reason to stop but w