hanover institute got pla-- hanover and stuttgart played to a dra. the draw in leverkusan means they remain in the final championships league place. now in the bottom half of the inches closerrt to safety after that draw with hanover. and nuremberg will make up the bottom three. that wraps up this edition of "the journal." the stay with us. -- please tay with u-- stay with us. >> almost a week after the south korean ferry disaster the search for victims continued. families refuse to give up hope, even though there is little chance of finding survivors. the effort. use every means at your disposal and find our children. please understand how distraught we are his parents. >> divers recovered more bodies from the sunken vessel under dangerous conditions. the death toll is expected to top 300. on monday, south korea's president had criticism for the ship's crew. andhe action of the captain some of the crew was incomprehensible, common sense point of view. and it was like an act of murder that must not be tolerated. ship'sanscript of the radiocommunicati

now in the bottom half of the table stuttgart inches closer to safety after that trial with hanover it does look as though member norm kirk and his five will make up the bottom three. that wraps up this edition of the journal been to watching nbc with that use. do. she is the eye. almost a week after the south korean ferry disaster in the search for victims continued families refuse to give up hope even though there's little chance of finding survivors the rescue effort. use every means at your disposal and find our children. please understand how distraught we are as parents. divers recovered more bodies from the sunken vessel under dangerous conditions the death toll is expected to top three hundred. on monday south korea's president had scathing criticism for the ship's crew some of the action at the canteen and some of the crew was in a comprehensible from a common sense point two pm. and it was like an act of murder that must not be tolerated in the lead up to happiness the transcript of the ship's radio communication indicates that crew members who crippled by confusion and indec

its top is as many other things also responsible for the design of expo two thousand seventeen in hanoverthe design of the international shanghai automobile city and he was part of the firms involved in the next pitch for lead to twenty games in two thousand the team as well as for the people woke up and cooked our twenty twenty the improvement we are among the officers who know the deal with what exhibitions and events worldwide interest in general for example photo a couple of games with a very good reputation in this field representatives of extensive consulting in frankfurt also emphasize the importance of the german company's involvement expo two thousand seventeen. which he loves to extend the visitation an architectural office of albert speer is very important because it is internationally known office that the many interesting objects around the globe frank oz has been working in architecture office in the early nineteen nineties and is in the project director appears that still plays the company was involved in from hanover via shanghai what is needed not to touch down. what conf

nineties raised in the project director appears that still plays the company was involved in from hanover via shanghai what is needed not to touch down. what confuses the working title the project was related to the general theme of exposition future energy. their vision this was the last drop of oil everyone knows that oil to finish one day and this is why the last couple balloons be embedded in this big b's in which represents one for possible future energy. an exhibition dedicated to the hundred fiftieth anniversary of the mission set fire to open in the centrist a tease him that well known cause and a commendation is associated with the foundation of the republican geological survey and the academy of sciences of the thinks that our president and patriotism of others to buy of the country learned about many riches he did in the depths of its plant in early thirties of the last century proved existence just as god copper deposit which was estimated as the law is in the world at the time of discovery. geologists have five was awarded with the order of lenin for his achievement. the new

. >> live from hanover where we get a glimpse of what germany sees down the production line. >> welcome to "countdown." i am mark barton. >> i am anna edwards. a warm welcome to the program this monday morning. bloomberg reporters are standing by across the world. manus cranny is here with details of this unfolding murder story surrounding the world's largest cement makers. carolyn is in paris following the altus deal. >> india sees a $4 billion deal in its direct drug sector. we will get the story from john dawson in hong kong. david tweed is focused on the future of industry. tell you what is coming up this morning. a special asset allocation edition of "on the move." alex friedman and philip hilderbrand will join francine lacqua for an exclusive conversation on the market. andhe big one, holcim lafarge have anonymously approved a merger that will create the world's biggest cement maker. the new company will be led by the lafarge chief executive. here to tell us every detail, i hope, manus cranny. >> let's do it the bloomberg way. it is indeed a merger. seven for seven. seven members

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on thursday, frankfurt box did home to hanover. still to come, more on this shortly. should they take this on? look at this table were there is still of plenty of jostling for position? they are not guaranteed a place in next season's champions league. you will find the team most likely to join the big three in europe. at the bottom, it was known to get a whiff of a hope of survival. this is just off the relegation playoff spot now. all eyes are on the relegation battle. they are fighting to stay in the top flight here it they face the championship hopefuls on sunday. >> they are on the brink of being relegated. they have lost seven out of their past games. after losing so much the good thing it does not that great. i hope he will be able to gain back three points over the weekend. almost all they've got. it is what they will be banking on when they beat them on sunday. that seems confidence is also a little fragile. they may be in fourth place but recently they have only had two wins out of 11. their prospects are looking. if we get into situations of we really have

now.sliga soccer they beat hanover. the win leaves the bottle of the table team just one point behind. late strikeoals had toand swpept the home side a 3-0 victory. sunday game, berlin and hoffenheiim drew 1-0. hoffenheim responded with a gold on the half-hour mark. shock in the bundesliga. for bayerne 53 game munich. the united on wednesday for their second leg match in the champions league. coach gave many of the stars arrest and tried out and experience game in the game. the experiment backfired. led to theby weiser decisive goal. least one bundesliga coach is accusing bayern of a halfhearted performance. bayner does not end up throwing everything away. it would be unfair to the leak. they still have to play teams fighting for spots to avoid relegation. >> but it was a moment to savor. they broke bayern's run. back atann bounced the hands of real madrid. with a 2-1 victory. the goal put them in the lead in the first half. in the second half, they began to fight back and equalized for fdorfmann. so let's take a look a

that brings us to hamburg, where a late goal saw them move to-one over visitors hanover. the winner was scored just five minutes before the final whistle. stuttgart won a vital point away from home. it was a 1-1 draw. the rest of the weekend's results so far look like this. stake their change a championship football with a 4-1 win over number. -- nuremberg. on friday, schalk is strolled to a 2-0 win over frankfurt. it keeps them on track for a vital goal. >> schalke is pretty much assured of the champion's league slot next season after securing three vital points. that said, both sides got off to a lackluster start. schalk only had one serious chance for a goal in the first half. from two meters out. the frankfurt keeper with a save. schalk a put on all kinds of pressure and it paid off. eight minutes later, the home side could have doubled its lead. the penalty kick, but trapped nicely. schalke finally puts the game away for good in added time. a free kick was converted from 20 meters out to seal the victory. that, it upshot of all is a bonus legal that looks like this -

in friday kickoffs, guard edged further away by picking up a goal in hanover. stewed guard -- that guard looked for all three points. the referee called offsides. in the second half, almost a late victory for the home team, but the shot was saved by the keeper. let's take a look at all the results so far this weekend. you course -- the scores see there. off on sunday, ouster faces hamburg. things are shaping up at the end of the season. two games to go in the bottom half. troubleg is in real after suffering defeat. that is all for now on the journal. things for watching and please stay with us. -- thanks for watching and please stay with us. >> martha is learning how to deal with it. students blocking the street. security forces cracking down on every protest. families standing in line for powdered milk. if the government cannot feed its own people, it is useless, says this man. middle classes are trying to overthrow resident nicolas maduro. even poor venezuelans are discontent. venezuela is mired in confrontation and stability is not on the horizon. over 40 pe

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nineties and is in the project director appears that still plays the company was involved in from hanover via shanghai what is needed not to touch down. but that it uses the working title the project was related to the general theme of exposition future energy. their vision this was the last drop of oil everyone knows that oil to finish one day and this is why the last row will be embedded in this big basin which represents one for possible future energy. an exhibition dedicated to one hundred fiftieth anniversary of the nation set fire to open in the sense of state museum the well known cousin at condition is associated with the foundation of the republican geological survey and academy of sciences of the thinks that our president and patriotism of others to buy of the country learned about many riches he did in the depths of its plant in early thirties of the last entry for the existence of disgust on copper deposit which was estimated as the law is in the world at the time of discovery geologists have five was awarded with order of lenin for his achievement. the new knowledge and the o

. >> the biggest industrial trade fair in the world is underway in the german city of hanover. more than 5000 companies are showcasing their newest machines. >> chancellor merkel was in town for the fair. she undermined -- underlined germany's strong relationship with the netherlands. >> time for a check on the markets. it was a down day across the world for global indices. germany's dax closes the day in the red by nearly 2%. the euro stoxx 50 also took a drubbing. in new york, trading still underway for the dow jones industrial average, also in negative territory. the euro-dollar is currently on the up and up. $1 will get you 1.37 euros. father frans van der lugt became famous because he refused to leave the syrian city of homs. now it has emerged that the 75-year-old has been shot dead. >> eyewitnesses say he was taken outside, beaten and shot in the head by a masked gunman. earlier this year, he appealed for food to be sent to homs, saying that people were weak from hunger. the vatican said that van der lugt was a man of great courage who had dedicated his life to the syria

where stuttgart edged further away from regulation by picking up a point in a goalless draw away from hanover. stuttgart were the better side, looking for all three points to put them firmly out of the drop zone. they scored in the first half, and the referee called offside. in the second half, martin almost snatched the late victory for the home side, but his shot was saved by the stuttgart keeper. and another team battling regulation is battling, and the club from northern bavaria fired the dutch coach earlier this week. it's a desperate measure at this late stage of the season, but will it help? well, this afternoon, they had a tough away match. >> morale is at an all-time low at nuremberg. the new trainers hope to change that. they had a disastrous season so far. they lost their last game 4-1 at home. it was their eighth loss in the last nine matches. the new coaching duo wants action. >> i would certainly go for t. i'll give it everything. if we go and see ourselves as losers, it will be losers. >> a new trainer with new ideas? a total of eight coaches have been fired so far this season,

that brings us to hamburg where a late goal saw them lose to one against visitors hanover the aei conan score the winner just five minutes before the final whistle in stuttgart won a vital point away from home midfielder danny ninety. downey scored their goal and a one all draw with one back before one iran to equalize for the home side late in the game. the rest of the weekend's results so far it looks like this. we'll start stake their claim to champions league football with them for one win over nuremberg fried or deep in franchise was with a two nil win. mine some brain and three nil on friday shot then strolled to a two nil win over frankfurt. it was important victory and keeps them on track for a very vital goal. it's pretty much assured of the champions league spot next season after securing three vital points that said both sides got off to a lackluster start. sean kelly had one serious chance for a goal in the first half tickets must not going to lie with a header from two meters out frankfurt keeper kevin trap with the city. a rare highlight in an otherwise forgettable first h

business there really all that nervous all at the world's biggest and best of hatred that is underway in hanover this week engineering firms that sell our products to russia. taking stock of the situation these visitors to the universe there are representing the ukrainian company whose factory is located near the russian border and at the expo there trying to find new buyers for their pressure gauges doesn't he opened this year here at the expo. checking the news from ukraine every half hour in keeping up to date with the situation. all these they were really concerned. this month. a couple of stalls away our russian manufacturers they're selling control systems for oil and gas firms none of the roughly thirty russian companies intending to hand over exco decided to cancel their trip. many russian firms are seeking western context. investors and know how here despite the political crisis. will you lose it i see the situation will stabilize soon and will be business as usual there will be problems i do. but if the crisis does escalate. some firms would be hit hard by tougher sanctions on russia.

black boxes i did make it and the skilled trade fair in the world is underway in the german city of hanover more than five thousand companies are showcasing their new associate franchise the new america was in town for a tour of the fair with dutch prime minister market that miracle underline germany strong trade relations with the netherlands this year's partner country. she called for more direct investments between the two neighbors. i cannot buy attack on the market than it with a down day across the world from global indexes germany's dax closed today in the grad by nearly two percent there the euro stocks fifty also took a drubbing closing down by one point three percent over in your budget is under way for that as industrial average and down. also in negative territory. as for the euro dollar is currently on the up and up one dollar will be two one euro and thirty seven cents. france is a fun venue was a dutch priest who spent nearly five decades in syria. he became famous because he refused to leave the syrians the neocons now it simmers that the seventy five year old has been shot

germany is renowned for its manufacturing or i was very that the world's largest industrial fair in hanovere: europe editors david tweed. he would get a look at the latest technology trends. david, merkel has been there, what is the main message? >> you have just underlined how important this is. this fair was established in 1947. when you think about it, these fares go back to medieval times. angela merkel came here last night. competitivebout trends. reached trade talks which is very near and dear to her. communicate to the participants here at this absolutely enormous show. i've been talking to some of the participants here. they're pretty optimistic about the outlook, not just for germany and europe, but also all around the world. the us economy, the chinese primey, the chinese minister was here talking about the bottom line for chinese growth. show has gonel very well here, focused on automation, guy. >> all right, david, thank you so much. we will be back with david tweed shortly. toyota wants to get back to basics. >> the carmaker is envisioning a future where humans take their place

james rosen is live from hanover, maryland. we are waiting for the delicate vote by the members of the maryland health care exchange. it is worth remembering that maryland was once seen as a show case at the state level. and confident that is aligned with mark omally and delivering successful obama care. and he came to largo, maryland before the open enrollment and vowed that the transition would go smoother in maryland where the governor was working to implement it and not fight. it it didn't work out that way the plagued by computer problems their exchange had one of the worst enrollments of the 17 states of the exchanges. and creating only 90 percent in the private plans. connecticut is said to have boasted one of the best in the country. the national average was a middling 15 percent. and the maryland health care exchange board is expected to skraep and a taxpayer cost of 125 million. and spent time replacing it with connecticut's model. >> they have three years to get it right. and they have seven months before they have t

i'm not sure we had a summer in hanover. it's great to be here. of the great folks who have made this freedom summit possible. we have governor huckabee coming up. don't you think about touching that dial. don't think about leaving this room. he has a special announcement. i have a couple of housekeeping notes i have to raise with you. i understand -- i just got an e-mail. eric holder sends his regards to all of you. we are trying to be good and do our best. after his racially charged comments at the al sharpton event the other day in washington, he feels he has to mend some fences with conservatives. he decided he is only going to order audits for those of you with ast names starting fro -l. joe biden is going to make his rounds up here. isn't that great? i think he has a different take on the state motto. i love the feeling, live free or die. apparently biden is live free on the taxpayers dime. it is a bit of a different spin on this. i have to say, there is good news. we tend to think we are always going to hell in a handbasket. my mother used

chief washington correspondent james rosen has the story tonight from hanover, a suburb of baltimore.ening, james. >> good evening. the members of the board of the maryland health care exchange have spent the last few minutes meeting in closed-door session debating the proposal by the state's top i.t. official that they scrap the existing maryland health care exchange and enforce a model used by connecticut. we appear to be witnessing the administration of the last rights to the largest casualty in the troubled history of obamacare. that something was terribly wrong with maryland's health care exchange became undeniable in february when they fired their main contractor of fargo, north dakota. in fact, by the time president obama came to largo, maryland, on the eve of open enrollment last fall to tout how much smoother things would go in maryland, the administrators running the state's exchange had reportedly already known for two weeks that the software administering it was quote/unquote extremely unstable. >> they had three years to get it done right. they can't, and they have about

nevertheless the did not remember much because they have been severely hanover. in their book they dedicated 13 pages. clearly they had come after the facts to understand that had been a tremendously important moment. although in their diaries it is pretty clear that they did not recognize the significance. part of the project year was also to take down lincoln's biggest detractors, the biggest of them would have been george mcclellan. of course he cast himself as the year of the war. at lincoln licenced have the war would have been over sooner. by contrast their broken up as an inept general. and man who rarely estimated the force immediately opposed him as less than doubled. they disclose the famous story about lincoln's call. they refuse to come downstairs and see the president. and it is close to the public that on the eve of the battle a union private had discovered general these battle plans and had given them to mcclellan. and mcclellan not only knew of the division of his enemies army buddy knew where its trains, rearguard, and cavalry were and where thei

even in hanover. it is much smaller than the f1 50.he technology and the engineering is a little too expensive from our point of view in the u.s. markets. here -- wesegment would really need to do something different. >> what will you do differently, speaking of that, from what full slag and has been doing in the past, what will you change as you come in here, as the new guy in america? >> first of all, we will be close to the dealer network. that is very important. winter, which will be published pretty soon, dealers are not happy because they do not earn enough money. working veryen hard with dealers to get a reconnection and lots of different things on the bonus program. to talkall approach together again as partners. this is important to get the dealers engaged. the second thing is product. we start with the jetta. the faÇade. it will be a new beside. we have to see whether this is possible and then we're going to see the next step when the two suv's are coming. not onlyking very hard on bringing cars to the market, but with all th

the board of visitors at the institute of political journalism and the center for free inquiry at hanover college in indiana. please join me in welcoming hello dale. as a look at a highly eastern situation in ukraine and presidential elections coming up in may, these efforts by russia, i think we can all say can be trusted to intensify. the russian actions against crimea and eastern ukraine have awakened the world to val -- to vladimir putin's efforts to re-create past russian influence. every onee is using of the means at his disposal, going beyond military power. for new sources of being blocked, pro-russian ngos are being established throughout the former republics and russian ethnic minorities and neighboring states are bombarded with russian language media from moscow. the on that, in crimea and eastern ukraine, russian special units are igniting separatist interest. meanwhile, from the american if, we they should say it all, have secretary of state john kerry and vice president joe biden spearheading u.s. support for ukraine. terriblyn't find that confidence inspiring, then i am wit

nevertheless the did not remember much because they have been severely hanover. in their book they dedicated 13 pages. clearly they had come after the facts to understand that had been a tremendously important moment. although in their diaries it is pretty clear that they did not recognize the significance. part of the project year was also to take down lincoln's biggest detractors, the biggest of them would have been george mcclellan. of course he cast himself as the year of the war. at lincoln licenced have the war would have been over sooner. by contrast their broken up as an inept general. and man who rarely estimated the force immediately opposed him as less than doubled. they disclose the famous story about lincoln's call. they refuse to come downstairs and see the president. and it is close to the public that on the eve of the battle a union private had discovered general these battle plans and had given them to mcclellan. and mcclellan not only knew of the division of his enemies army buddy knew where its trains, rearguard, and cavalry were and where thei

abc's linzie janis is in hanover, new hampshire, with the latest for us. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, robin. from dartmouth college green. the university president is calling for action to change a campus culture, where he says drinking has become the rule, not the exception. and where he says, there's a general lack of regard for human dignity. >> toga. toga. >> reporter: it's the film that inspired "national lampoon's animal house." but this morning, dartmouth college is acknowledging that 36 years after the iconic film's release, extreme behavior, including sexual assaults, dangerous drinking, hazing and racism are threatening its reputation. the ivy league university's president tied the issue to a 14% drop in applications this year. and now, he's calling on students, staff and alumni to do more to change campus culture. >> behavior by a few rogue actors will destroy the unique campus culture that we know and cherish. enough is enough. >> reporter: dartmouth is the subject of an ongoing investigation by the department of education,

she is a fellow at the hoover institution and serves on the journalismolitical at hanover college in indiana. please join me in welcoming hello dale -- hila dale. [applause] >> thank you. politics andssian 30 tricks that we have seen in full bloom in recent months, relating to specifically russia's efforts to dominate and control parts of its former soviet empire. as we look at a highly unstable situation in eastern ukraine and presidential elections coming up in may, these efforts by russia, i think we can all say, can be trusted to intensify. the russian actions against crimea and eastern ukraine have russiano re-create influence. he is using every means at his disposal, going well beyond military power. hasnew russian propaganda ramped up anti-american rhetoric to a fever pitch. blockedrces are being and pro-russian ngos are being established throughout the former republic, and russian ethnic minority neighboring states are being bombarded with russian link which media from moscow. the on that in crimea and eastern ukraine, russian special intelligence units are igniting separates

the board of visitors at the institute of political journalism and the center for free inquiry at hanover college in indiana. please join me in welcoming helle dale. [applause] >> thank you, john unwelcome today to our event on the russian trade and campaign we have seen in full bloom in recent months, relating to specifically russia's efforts to dominate and control parts of the former soviet empire. as we look at i have the unstable situation in eastern ukraine and presidential elections coming up in may, the staffers by russia, i think we can all say, can be trusted to intensify. the russian actions against crimea and eastern ukraine have worked in the world to vladimir putin to determine efforts to re-create past russian influence. for this he is used to mean at his disposal, going well beyond the literary power. the new russian propaganda ministry has ran up anti-american rhetoric to a fever pitch. new services are being blocked by russian ngos are being established throughout the former republics and russian ethnic minorities in neighboring states are provided with russian english m

richmond police department, hanover police department. court next month. i was followed by a drone. they're not just drones are there manned and unmanned. they can follow you and follow you to the point where they can put strange lights in your vision and make you crash. the police are doing this. there've been doing this since the early 90's. host: wayne from richmond virginia. the state law virginia was one of the first age to implement a state law restricting drone usage. it is hb 2012. a moratorium on the use of unmanned aircraft systems by state and local law enforcement and regulatory ntities -- it was enacted in -- on april 3 of last year. one of the first amassed master drone laws dealing with state-run loss on domestic drones. that's go to sheila waiting in colton georgia on our democrat line. this is sheila and it is carrollton. thank you so much for being there. one thing i want to tell people pleased when you call in, the moment someone answers your phone, mute your tv set and don't even look at it or it it will mess you up. please be very respectful to the guest third r