helena: yes.proval we signaled that we would apply for the gender pay gap data. we are checking that it is accurate. th some rogue reports in their. is obvusly a question over how you will measure progress. this is not just about beating people up or naming and shaming, but about naming and shaming. we want to -- faming. we want to reward progress. the u.k. is the only come -- country that has insisted and made it mandatory for companies of more than 250 employees to at least publish their gender pay data.ta -- gender pay gap guy: can we just -- i have only got a minute left. and we talk about how we solve the problem of recklessly cautious women? helena: in the u.k. only 9% of women in their orders and 50's -- 40's and 50's invest in stocks and shares. obviously it is wrong in terms of building wealth. we have discovered through various bits of research that there is not one single answer as to why women do not invest. often has to do with less confidence about finances. we can argue whether that

brent: dorothy helena, you are not in kansas anymore. are in germany, where flash floods have been causing dramatic scenes. several big cats escaped from the zoo, and people fear becoming a cats'dinner. mostly the flooding alone is dramatic enough. reporter: it is dark and pouring rain. you are awoken from sleep and decided to take a look. this is what you see outside her door. an incredible sight. near the french border, witnesses say the water came from all directions until it displays cars and for pavements a part -- tore pavements apart. officials were stunned. >> first i will see what happened. what else can i do? reporterer: t the eiffel momoune also hit by thunderstorms and floods. around noon at the eiffel zoo, it seemed that lions, tigers, a jaguar, an affair pair had escaped from their cages. hunters were sent out. when they found the bear, thehey were forceced to act. >> unfortunately, the bear had to be shot, because there was considerable danger for people nearby. reporter: the search for the other animals lasted hours, unti

i'm helena you could join me german chancellor angela merkel is standing firm today as a dispute say the migration with one of her top ministers threatens to bring down her coalition government now merkel has reiterated her intention to seek a common european solution to illegal immigration escalating a standoff with her interior minister cost zero and he wants germany say unilaterally toughen its border controls the german government could fall if no agreement is found. over more on this all chief political correspondent been in to crane. joins me now in the studio melinda we understand that both sides are holding talks behind closed doors today to try and find a solution that said it didn't stop merkel from making her position clear today did it tell us more no it didn't in fact she used part of her weekly podcast to talk about the issue and basically to reiterate the fact that only a european solution can really be a sustainable solution for this problem the issue here is essentially the following if germany were to act unilaterally as the interior minister is pushing the country

helena: jens korte, thank you.ermany's digital trade fair use to be the world's biggest trade show of its kind. visitor numbers of 600,000. that has fallen to just 200,000 at last count. officials have moved the date now to the summer in june and it is trying to become more of a business festival. reporterer: the digital trade fr is trying to reinvent itself. and this is the most visible sign of that. the event in hanover wants to be hihipper.. and more interesting to startups. 2013 was the last time -- the firm hopes they will make the name better known. >> for us, cebit is a highly relevant fair. it is all about digital transformation. ththe whole realm of digital technologies we have combined. reporter: this electric car, produced by a startup, coststs just 16,000 euros. by the end of this year the first customers will be taking delivery. the firm's electric microbus should ease congestion in city centers. the 14 seaters will be running on schedule and on demand. >> this mobility solution that we need now is a c

time helena humphrey glad you could join us here in berlin police have showed some wounded what they termed a rampaging man in the city's iconic protestant cathedral a police spokesperson said the fifty three year old austrian man was wounded in the leg when police find out to say there is no connection to terrorism and he said now cordoned off the cathedral one of the city's top tourist attractions. and for the latest on this i'm now joined by dummies rebecca ritter's who is at the scene for us rebecca bring us up to date with what we know so far well helena at around four pm local berlin time the softer noon a man entered the dome carrying a knife he was wielding the knife aggressively police say he was shouting and screaming and threatening tourists causing quite a scene the staff here at the bell in a drone behind me they called police police came in they tried to arm the man the man apparently approach police with a knife and was then shot at by police he has been taken to hospital he is injured he's in a stable but. he's in a stable but critical condition and in the incident an

this is your business update i'm helena humphrey in berlin thanks for joining me washington's innings have been deemed illegal by europe the e.u. trade commissioner to see among them saying the bloc will not take america's actions lying down of vowing to challenge the tariffs in a case at the world trade organization in the us government well it certainly didn't waste a moment in following through on its threats. they began friday at six am central european time twenty five percent in part tariffs on steel ten percent an element the europeans reactions are clear. it is unfortunate because this is further weakening the transatlantic relations and it also increases the risk of severe turbulence is in the markets globally protectionism can never be a solution and this will hurt jobs here in the european union but also in the u.s. the e.u. has launched an official complaint at the world trade organization they want to introduce countermeasures such as tariffs on u.s. products like bourbon whiskey motorcycles and jeans or at some two point eight billion euros. new member states are meeting

i'm helena humphrey you could join me spain has a new prime minister who will lead a minority government paid the most on chose the leader of spain socialist fasi took the oath of office before king philippe he will now lead the country off to ousting is conservative. in a no confidence motion in parliament but some says well he'll need the support of catalan separatists a government and then you need agreement order was also sworn in today urged sanchez to discuss independent to his region. earlier i spoke to said an endo of a year spin professor of political science at the autonomous university of madrid and i asked him how stable this new government is likely to be. i think it will be a highly unstable government you have to decide so the socialists only eighty five out of three hundred fifty. of the spanish. parliament so it will have to be everything will have to be negotiated anything he wants to do will we need a consensus over keys. at least for your different political groups and amongst them as you said before the. asparagus and the basque nationalists so it will be easy and wh

i'm helena humphrey thanks for your company the former head of germany's refugee agency has pointed the finger at chancellor angela merkel hunk york advisor says he warned her last year about major problems and the strain stoff were under to handle asylum cases a major vos being creased migrant numbers but she said she and the former interior minister failed to take action this comes as the federal office for migration and refugees faces an internal review offer officials at its blame and raunch were accused of accepting bribes to wave through more than one thousand asylum applications. well i'm joined in the studio now by d.w. political correspondent repeat it. there are reports that chancellor merkel knew about the difficulties that the agency is facing quite some time ago one would imagine then that this could put pressure on her and her migration policies will it do you think absolutely because the rock migration policy and the refugee policy closely linked to a person very the refugee policy over until america has been under close scrutiny now for several weeks now as we've seen th

i'm helena humphrey glad you could join me well eight spain a make or break week for german chancellor angela merkel and now she appears to have delivered a deal that could salvage her fractured coalition machall has secured agreements with fourteen more a you countries for the rapid return of rejected asylum seekers she's also called for migrant processing centers at germany's forward it details in a letter sent to coalition leaders merkel had faced a sunday deadline from a rebel faction in her government to overhaul the e.u.'s migration approach she told reporters in brussels the deal could be enough to end this standoff with a state premier of bavaria praised the e.u. agreement saying it was more that his conservative party expected marcus zero to caution that some of the measures were vague and more would have to be done. this is what was agreed in brussels was a lot more than expected and it's definitely a step in the right direction a lot of the measures that have been agreed are things that alba varian c.s.u. policy was demanding i think the summit wouldn't have achieved as much

alanna is -- helena is standing by. helena: daimler is trying to show corporate transparency over its dirty diesels. the dimer ceo has ordered the recall of over 200,000 vehicles in germany. they were fitted with software that turns off and mission controls under certain conditions. >> this was before his meeting with the german minister for transport. two hours later, they put out this video message. the govevernment has dememandede recacall of 238,000 daimler cars in germany and a total of 774,000 cars in europe are affected. this is an unexpectedly blunt statement. -- we agreed that we would clarify the legal questions and take care of the software without delay. the car make a address the problem and its bands as well as -- vans and other models such as c-class sedans. >> it is high time that something is being done. managers have to fear the consequences while nothing happens in germany. >> experts say the recall in germany could also impact dime was u.s. division. they will be read -- repercussions in the u.s.. la

helena: business as usual. thank you.he czech republic have a government eight months after an inconclusive election. a billionaire has been struggling to find coalition partners for his centrist party -- now the government has a deal. they will still depend on the communist party. reporter: bread for product straight out of the factory belonging to the prime minister. the bread factory with its 270 employees belongs to a business success story. they have a yearly turnover of 1.5 billion euros. the company's interests extend beyond bread but keep their cards close to his chest, reluctantly giving a statement on the prime minister s involvement. -- prime minister's involvement. >> he has not been responsible since 2014 when he joined as finance minister. now he is heading up the government, he is no longer with us. his share in the company has been transferred into a trust fund. he has no part in acrobat's daily business. reporter: directly opposite the company headquarters, the main office of the political party founded b

and is back over now to sara and we're having a look now helena at the dark side of sport here because the football world cup in russia starts on thursday but amid all of that excitement there is trepidation but this tournament could end up being remembered for hooliganism instead of great games and goals russia has long had a serious problem with fan violence and ugly scenes marred the european championship in france two years ago russian authorities though say that they are confident of preventing any major incidents. hiding for the sake of fighting this is the hooligan seen in russia with england the world cup. again and these fights a pure adrenaline in that it's a rush everyone wants to prove that the strongest lead in that they step in and that's exactly what happened in australia at the twenty sixteen european championship violence broke out between russian hooligans and england fans it wasn't always like this the soviet union did not have a major problem with hand violence but its collapse almost thirty years ago left the perfect breeding ground for a hooligan seen in russia. r

in helena they made history. >> collins defeated smith. >> elected the first black mayor in the state'se history. i had to check in with this dude. how do you end up in montana? let's just be real about it. even hannah montana is blacker than montana, montana. >> i came on the refugee reassessment program. >> oh, yeah, i forgot to mention, this dude came to america from war-torn africa. he's a full-on liberian refugee who escaped a brutal civil war and somehow became the mayor? they voted for you? >> yes. >> the african refugee. >> yes. >> in montana? >> yeah. >> how the hell did you do that? >> we knocked on thousands of doors. i went to those doors and knocked on those doors. >> you're crazy as ( bleep )! >> people welcomed me. >> you just walked up on random white people's doors in the mountains? >> i did. >> and they opened the door and said, hey, black man, let's talk about the issues! come on in for some lemonade. is that what happened? >> that is almost exactly what happened. >> i'll knock on trevor noah's door, he's half white. it didn't help he embraced american culture. he joi

back to our top story now that election in turkey this weekend and helena humphrey has the economic angle sara thank you very much indeed what we've seen the turkish lira jumping one percent against the euro in reaction to the news currency markets feeling that the result represents a clear cut win so let's go over to a frankfurt correspondent standing by for us daniel let's talk turkey because of one hand and election result which means more of the same at the same time that a result which many see is a threat to democracy does that mean it could be a threat to german business which is close ties with tacky. you're right that business ties between germany and europe are strong there are about six thousand eight hundred german companies based in turkey and mostly for turkey though a good business relationship with germany is crucial with germany turkey has the biggest export trade volume last year they exported goods for about fourteen billion euros to germany followed by the u.k. and italy in general the european union is the most important trading partner for turkey so it's in their own

helena lee is at st albans for us this evening.and the fury of so many passengers, was this inevitable? charles horton has based increasing pressure since the new timetable was implemented. the new timetable lead to chaos on the rail network with cancellations and delays for thousands of passengers. he said he recognised the restoration that passengers were feeling but he went on to say it was time for a new pair of hands to take over. but, i think the new timetable still has not settled. we spoke to one nurse who said she had to sleep overnight at home work because five trains had been cancelled. still, cancellations and delays on the rail network. thank you. a message of "peace and hope" from professor stephen hawking has been beamed towards the nearest black hole in space, as his remains were laid to rest at westminster abbey. a memorial service has been held — during which his ashes will were placed alongside other greats of british science, like charles darwin and sir isaac newton. the eastenders actor, leslie grantham, best k

now with nine months to go until brags that businesses are sounding the alarm helena there's just so much confusion still about what britain's departure from the european union will mean for business and as lawmakers continue to engage in what is really heated debate about the case future outside of the e.u. british companies have warned the british prime minister to resign may that a messy exit could put thousands of jobs at risk industry representatives here in germany have also been voicing concerns calling for both europeans and british lawmakers to outline their plans by october it's. time to check in with our financial correspondent daniel cole visit a frankfurt stock exchange for us daniel we heard from chance in america today speaking at the german parliament calling the e.u. monetary reform is that something that goes down where you all well in frankfurt the financial hub. well and i guess investors here they all share the same opinion that there have to be certain reforms in the eurozone but the question is always to what kind of extent when you talk for example about the b

this is your business update i'm helena humphrey in berlin glad you could join me well the trade around just moved up a few notches as u.s. president trump hits china hard beijing hitting straight back with tariffs of its own and lynn is adding fuel to the far as well although the heat mostly coming from washington on friday with trump announcing a twenty five percent tariffs on over a thousand chinese products mainly from next month now they include high tech safari much taking aim at beijing's ambitions to transition to a tech economy now they add up to a total of around fifty billion dollars in punitive tariffs for what donald trump calls unfair trade practices the european union is hitting back against the previous u.s. cheese and seal an aluminum by imposing levies on american goods worth about three point three billion dollars included on that tariff hitlist bluejeans whiskey and motorcycles it seems that we're now on the brink of a trade war. u.s. president donald trump says that the friendship with chinese president xi jinping is important to him but he feels china's business pr

so far it looks like it will be helena you know some of these measures were already teed up before today in the expectation that trump would follow through on these threats as we know the complaint has been lodged at the w t o already and the lists have already been drawn up of the u.s. products that will be targeted and all this left now is for member states to agree on which one of them is will one of them which ones of them will be selected for the important duties and so there could be some differences of opinion and we've seen a reaction that ranges from very strong from france for example to a bit muted from germany but so far nobody is suggesting that these import duties should go unchallenged by the european union now one thing in the united states can agree on is china and we understand that the e.u. is lodged a complaint against china the world trade organization as well tell us more about that. it was interesting because the chinese foreign minister was actually here today holding talks with european union officials so he was meeting with federica mcgreevy and other high level

want to cast cate blanchett helena bonham carter sounder bullock and. you all you want to get it you always. have a. dime in mind yes that's exactly right for. the math. book plan is to steal the most valuable necklace in the world valued at around two hundred fifty million dollars a year the plan is ingenious the thieves are stunning in formidable and the story is well maybe not the point gender flipped sequel in the famous ocean's series sixteen point five million dollars meets your bank account five weeks from now that's a lot of the film follows the format of its predecessors very closely but steven soderbergh's trilogy exhibited a lot of testosterone. for george clooney alias danny ocean it was always more about how the thing is stolen than the stolen thing itself and about looking cool while doing the job and where we're going i can't talk about it now. to talk about. if i was a crime it's danny ocean sister devaney played by sandra bullock who is languishing in prison at the start of the movie i would just want the simple life. i just want to hol

they have got to rope in a fashion designer, played by helena bonham carter. here is a tip. get here? you spent 18 million dollars in two years and had two houseboats on the seine. i'm old. you're not old. and i'm going to prison. not necessarily. we could make all of this go away. even get your passport back. how? dress daphne kluger for the met ball. are you mad? no, hang on a minute. are you journalists? absolutely not. absolutely not! the thing about this is, it zips along, it is kind of fun, it's frothy. it is not much in the way of substance, but you do not go to a oceans movie looking for substance. i really enjoyed watching this. i thought it was, you know people say, popcorn entertainment, generally a phrase i hate, but that was what it was like. it was breezy. it zipped along at a good pace, and suddenly, james cordon turns up, and he appears to be playing james cordon. there was a gag aboutjulia roberts' character impersonating julia roberts, and i wondered if they were going to refer to him as james corden. i enjoyed it more than i expected to, and i went in with

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could bring good results for chancellor angela merkel and that's also here a relief for investors helena now let's take a look at some other news because bloomberg has been reporting that hundreds of bankers are being invested baked investigated by prosecutors for tax tax evasion tell us more about that. yes exactly and it's not just the bankers who are being investigated we're hearing that also brokers accounting companies and law firms are under suspicion as well those investigations include transactions that were handled by lenders including barclay goldman sachs bank of america cooperation and p. and b. reverse an initial dyckman are likely as soon as in the course of the year to expect we are hearing that the problem that the probe has been underway for about half a decade and it's picking up speed because several witnesses have agreed to cooperate with officials according to bloomberg a team based in cologne and also here in frankfurt is working with prosecutors and and they are trying to get more information well what does all of this about all of this started about fifteen years

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thank you helena lee.flagship benefit reform, universal credit. the national audit office said the policy could prove more expensive than the system its replacing, and it accused ministers of being in denial over the financial hardship it causes to some claimants. almost a million people receive the new, combined benefit. the government insists it's good value for money, as kathryn stan—cheshun reports. a damning verdict on the government ‘s flagship benefits policy. today a report describes how universal credit is failing in multiple ways. it says there is no evidence it will end up delivering value for money and its roll—out has been flawed leading to hardship for many. anderson has been unemployed since losing hisjob as anderson has been unemployed since losing his job as a chef and has built up debts in the process. universal credit came in at the end of september, i signed on at the beginning of august. at the end of september i got my first universal credit payments are there were lots of areas to co

and every time alongside the name of one of the most prestigious galleries in the world the helena maud gallery in new york run by the daughter of the family patriarch we ran into at art basel. james palmer decided to write to our. economists try to measure the impact of the old pups and one thing that we know is that they make people they make people happy they don't cope was intended to have a profit for the russian government is it's not a project than things approach it's a project that brings people have been this it's extremely profitable because football in general is very profitable but of cause if you would huge investment on the government side they do is that this will help development of football culture in egypt. let me add to his he should not go to one of the four so if you mean what because. the bus route. let's me know what i mean i well me and i got most of the fantasy. i don't have. the freedom. to. move back. home i was losing money to have. he moves. them. away in the spirit. leave him instead of saying i'm a watchman. coming from the. winter is that. the mood can y

a very long night in helena.are at the rosendale headquarters, campy night they are expected matt rosendalt it will be a dogfight. again, a seed republicans think they can pick up in november. hoping to knock off jon tester, two term democrat who is in a state where he has donel, but also, president trump did well two years ago. shannon? >> shannon: dan, we'll check back with you. the race could not be tighter as more numbers come in. we'll come back to you. as a result continue to pour in across the country, we've got fox news politics editor chris stirewalt here for the analysis. he is on his machine, giving him information about numbers. >> we are all hanging on orange county. southern california. we are all hanging there. this race in montana -- >> shannon: what you make of it being so tight? >> here's the thing. jon tester is a heart out. not an easy guy to beat. yes, it's true, president wants to come out after him, the president is upset because he emd him ove over ba. the grudge match. but montana is not

helena humphrey is here. she is taking a look at the eu taking a step closer to a trade war.eu is heading back at those u.s. tariffs. in member states have voted to say that they back a plan to slap duties on 2.8 billion euros worth h of american products. the momove is in n response to . tariffimimposed on eu u steeand aluminum. the measures need to be adopted by the european commission when it meets in a weeks time, and they are expected to go into effect by late june or early july. we can bring in our financial correspondent standing by for us at the new york stock exchange. how has the news gone down in the u.s.? >> well, it is going to hurt certain industries, but overall, we are talking about an economy the size of about $18 trillion. we are talking tariffs of about 2.8 billion euros, but still, if you look at companies like harley davidson or levis, both of those companies achieve about 1/5 of their revenue in europe. it is going to hurt. the big question for sure is, how will the u.s. respond on those tariffs and? -- those tariffs? will they be five tariffs yet go tha

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the world of business as it has been following proceedings is singapore very very keenly aware and helena you've been tracking reaction from that angle absolutely right leyla now the initial euphoria when it's faded already trade is now wary about the details of cayman trumps see it clear eyes ation deal if it proves dana bowl now if it does it will based impoverish north korea which has a lot of catching up to say because before the war the north had the upper hand over the south with the lion's share of industry that is before the two plates now they are similar in size parts twice as many people live in the south that we don't have the exact numbers for the north but the economies well the vastly different in twenty sixteen south korea's g.d.p. was around fifteen hundred billion u.s. dollars now the north's was in fact just twenty seven billion the south is one of the world's biggest exporters with a huge plus and imports and it does a trillion dollars worth of trade every year the north's trade well it's minuscule almost all of it going to with china in fact this is the view into nort

helena. extended forecast, the heat's on inland. that's about it. by the time it hits tuesday, 90 degrees, it will stay in the 90s through next weekend and it's going to remain in the 60s along the shoreline and that is summertime in the thg says summ the emmy award winning vern glenn! >>> hey, get ready, everybody, sports are rolling in, the father's day edition, world couple, a back to back u.s. open champion and the bay area 9's, giants, needed to respond at the expense of its l.a. rival. did they? >>> got a golf major up top and why not? it's the u.s. open. we're even par or better, not enough. no one went low except for this plane near long island shinnecock hills course, par 70, tough layout, but this fellow tommy fleetwood tamed it, the approach shot setting up one of his eight birdies for the day. the englishman for an 8-under 62. or everyone to finish...just in case of playoff. oh, ended the week 2-over for the championship but waited for everyone to finish just in case of a playoff. here's master champion patrick ray trying to get into the

we have the majestic helena bonham carter, who is wickedly funny. aquafina? if you don't know her now -- >> that's water. that's not a person. >> i know. i know. her name's nora, but she's a rapper. i know. ha, ha, ha. >> jimmy: yes, i know. maybe, is dasani in the movie, too? >> and voss and fiji, yeah. they're all there. >> jimmy: oh, good. >> evian didn't get a role. that will be "oceans ten." >> reporter: i see. is this true, you grew up in germany? >> yes, between germany a washington, d.c. >> reporter:. >> jimmy: i never realized that. >> does it make me fascinating now? >> jimmy: in a way, it's like you're hiding something. >> little bit. >> jimmy: like kevin costner, when he in "no way out" spoke foreign language at the end. >> i speak a little german. >> jimmy: really? >> how about i teach you to say something? >> jimmy: yes. >> say ishbin -- >> ishbin. >> ein. >> i know this one. [ bleep ] >> jimmy: what was that? >> loc. >> jimmy: like a lake? does that mean i'm a [ bleep ]? >> yep. hard to say, right? >> jimmy: yeah. well, i'm not going

helena 88. >>> we are tracking a smooth ride for drivers heading across the richmond/san rafael bridge. you can see those taillights making their way westbound. you may encounter some roadwork in the eastbound direction. and it looks like that's over on the shoulder. but you will see some crews out there. so just be careful and reduce your speed approaching them. they will be out there until 1:00. back to you. >>> your google home device could be giving hackers the key to your exact location. cyber security firm trip wire discovered users could be vulnerable if they click on a phishing link while connected to the same wi-fi that supports google home or "chromecast" device allowing hackers to narrow down your address giving them more personal information about you. google will have a patch for the leak by next month. >>> another tech giant amazon is facing new pressure to stop selling its facial recognition tool to police. nearly 20 shareholder groups wrote a letter to amazon last week expressing concerns about privacy and potential lawsuits. amazon says that its recognition feature cou

and every time alongside the name of one of the most prestigious galleries in the world the helena mob gallery in new york run by the daughter of the family patriarch we ran into at art basel. james palmer decided to write tour. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. well the lawyers for our client contacted. the hell. out of new york. and they were ignored. which is not right it's not proper so i think after about a month or so they wrote him again and again they were ignored and eventually there was a response and the response was essentially you are suing the wrong people you should be suing the international art center and we have nothing to do with that. james palmer was not taken in by her response. he filed a lawsuit against the health gallery in new york. but once again the lawyers denied the family were the owners of the painting. here is their statement to the court in new york. international arts center and nobody else not the head gallery nor david that bought