helena: Él niÑo wllloraba.elena estaba emocionada y nerviosa. [risas] sÍ, no sÉ ni que voy a hacer. ♪ ay! no sÉ ni que voy a hacer cuando lo vea. ♪ el camino al aeropuerto en houston, helena se le hacia eterno, al llegar no tardÓ mucho para que marcos apareciera frente a ella. >> de todo esto, lo mejor que me pasÓ. helena y su hijo tienen permiso de permanecer en estados unidos un aÑo, mientras se decide su peticiÓn de asilo, y mientras ella no goza de un permiso de trabajo, sus hijos podrÁn entrar a la escuela. a pesar de esos logros, aÚn sienten un gran dolor, ya que el futuro de josuÉ no se ve claro. >> tanto puede salir con grillete, bajo fianza o bajo palabra. pero ahÍ todo estÁ en las manos de un juez. ♪ pase lo que pase, helena asegura que sÍ es deportado, su esposo jamÁs podra regresar a los peligroso de su paÍs. y por el momento se con suela con la paz y la seguridad que sientes en sus hijos. >> los niÑos juegan tranquilos, no pasan con el miedo que ellos tenÍan cuando nosotros viviamos. le veo el rost

helena: do you really think that is the case?et's be honest about anyone in the public eye, there is always the potential they could stir criticism or controversy. so why should this be different now in the case of ozil? >> at least in germany we did not have such prominent cases were as always were intervened in politics. whatever you do in politics you have people who a are in favor f it and people who are against it, and that is a risk for sponsors. we didn't used to have it such an extreme case. helena: but it is likely to continue. we are living in a digital media age. should these companies reconcile themselves with that? do you think they are going to start saying, ok, every individual is too risky? wolfgang: no, they will continue. but again, they have a choice. i could imagine that when they have a choice, prices for event sponsoring will increase and prices for individual sponsors will lower. helena: if you turn this case around i think we have started to come to the conversation now that nationality, identity are compl

helena: sara, thank you very much indeed.s and central bankers have called for global rules to tax the digital economy. the idea was floated at a meeting of the 20 largest economies in the argentinian capital, buenos aires, on sunday. that is not likely to go down well with the u.s. tech giants or the government. reporter: it is an idea of the eu started toying with earlier this year -- digital companies should paid their fair share of taxes. during last weekend's g-20 meeting, eu finance leaders major the proposals on the docketet. like every other company, tech giants like google are required to pay taxes on the profits. however, many use creative accounting to avoid paying their full share. that is why the eu wants to start taxing the revenues instead of the profits that large digital companies earn in european countries. the new measure would force a digital companies with significant presence in europe to pay a 3% tax on their eu revenues. brussels hopes the tax will raise 5 billion euros a year. tech giants already paid

helena is here now. we're talking about u.s. consumers splashing the cash.elena: they feel good about the state of their economy. they are opening their wallets. the index of the u.s. consumer confidence surprisingly rose in july despite analysts suspecting -- expecting a decline. partly due to robust job gains in rising tax incomes which lifted consumer spending. but the optimism only reflects american's view on short-term economic outlook, as they remain concerned about the long-term development and do not for see growth that consumer confidence was quite the surprise. anyway, let's speak more about this now with jens korte, our financial correspondent. good to see you, jens. the consumer confidence was quite a surprise. so should consumers really be all that confident? jens: well, it looks pretty good, especially when you look at the job market. even if wages are not really increasing that much at this point. but there was also a survey out where people were asked how confident they are to find a new job. this survey actually hit the highest level in abou

and for more let's bring in a business anchor helena humphrey who is joining us here in the studio with more on this breaking news so we have these reports now that china is hitting back where are we in this global trade dispute bring us up to date all this week we've been talking about the fact that washington is set to impose these terrorists who've been waiting for that moment then yesterday midnight washington time the u.s. went and did what it said it was going to do and impose these tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese imports now beijing had promised to hit right back we now have confirmation that the chinese government has gone ahead and done that it hit back with twenty five percent tariffs on over five hundred u.s. products to the channel thirty four billion dollars as well so right now we measure for measure we're level pegging at the moment in this trade dispute now china has said that this is the overtures to the largest trade conflict in history and so on a i spoke see with the executive director of the international trade center iran chickens out and i

thank you, helena. richard, but the amount of money the police paid sir cliff richard was almost double what the bbc has been ordered to pay in court. what is your reading of that? that is because the police settled, they didn't go to trial and they took a punt on what damages to pay rather than have the court awarded. they paid more damages but they will have spared the expense of a trial. the bbc will have to pay the cost of a three—week trial and the bulk of sir cliff's cost. how much will it cost? it is going to be in the millions. and if it goes to an appeal? an appeal will not be as expensive because it doesn't go back over the facts, it just expensive because it doesn't go back over the facts, itjust goes to the points of law. but it is a huge amount of money. right now, we are going to pause for a weather update with simon king. there will be plenty of dry weather, sunny intervals and the chance of sunny intervals and the chance of sun showers, particularly across scotland, northern ireland. sho

helena. now reports in calistoga. also up to windsor now and cloverdale has been lit up from cloverdale to yorkville. also in hopland, just south of ukiah. that is the main activity. looks like things have calmed down a little bit in santa rosa. there fizzled out a little bit and sent alina. up toward windsor, maybe petrified for us as well. heading right into yorkville, they have a thunderstorms most of the morning. keep an eye out around the ultima pass. also to patterson. just east of livermore see if that develops at all. 50s, 60s, 70s on the thames here. the recent tropical moisture in place. it is muggy for many, or very muggy. some fog underneath all of this as well for parts of the coast. a lot of 60s. 68 in kelsey ville. marion canyon is at 62. mild to warm. there is an onshore breeze. the moisture, the monsoon moisture continues to filter in. there is still plenty to the east southeast that has to work its way and. some drier air to the south. santa clara valley. i am not sure it will lift this far north for

and if they get out to sara thank you so much helena we're heading to nigeria now because the french president emmanuel mccrone has been holding talks and bullshit with his nigerian counterpart the fight against boko haram and regional security were among the topics discussed but african culture was also high on the agenda his first stop was at the iconic my club and music venue the shrine and it was here that look wrong said that the world's image of africa has to change. i warm welcome for. people queue up proclaim to fed. to my culture yet is africa yeah they're real people i'm not sure how we have the best. music. to be. musical legacy even though. they were disappointed that the french president isn't just here on business. after the african union summit and the meeting with president hu harry this is the place to which president michel has come it's a new africa shrine a place dedicated to philip could be the king of afrobeat and it's brought the kremlin crim of lagos to this place. not come came here is a student and he was clearly got to be back all right. paul was. and he sa

to pursue me now for an in-depth look at the sex industry here in germany thank you helena well it'sestimated that around four hundred thousand sex workers are here in germany many of them are trafficked from abroad now according to german police records the majority come from four countries well many are bulgaria and hungary in central and eastern europe but also in nigeria in africa now while many of the workers are trafficked here and controlled by criminal gangs some fall into prostitution simply because of poverty has been speaking to one remaining woman who has managed to leave behind her life as a prostitute. julia is thirty and comes from romania. she worked as a prostitute for many years sometimes having sex with ten or more men in a single night. to be a left school without qualifications and was fourteen when she had the first of her two children. the money she earned in romania working as a cleaner was not enough to live or she made the decision to leave romania and look for sex work abroad. with me was good i knew it would be difficult. for to is much worse than i had im

but first a decade after the financial crisis finally some good news for the spanish labor market helena sumi that is right unemployment figures in the country off finally starting to fall last month they hit the lowest level since two thousand and eight and the labor ministry says that in june just under three point two million people in the country were without work that said at fifteen percent it remains one of the highest levels in europe growth is looking good steady at a rate of three percent in recent years reviving struggling industries like construction and record high tourist numbers as well they have boosted the service sector. well german business is breathing a little easier now that i'm going to battle has reached a deal regarding migration with her interior minister horst zia who for the prospect of the government collapsing caught on settled investors in the german business sector in late last week german industry bodies well they got together to jointly sign a letter to medical demanding that germany and the e.u. adopt a unified approach to tackling migration. so let's b

para saber quÉ podemos esperar del resto del fin de semana vamos con helena. te escuchamos!Ómo han estado las temperaturas mÁximas. aquÍ en san josÉ se reportÓ 89 grados de temperatura mÁxima. en los prÓximos dÍas se espera un descenso en las temperaturas sobre gran parte de nuestro estado. conductora: volviÓ a prender fuego y es que los bomberos habÍan extendido el incendio que se desatÓ ayer. se quemó una cremas por lo que el total afectado por el siniestro desde al menos 268 acres. todo comenzÓ por un camión con fallas mecÁnicas que soltÓ chispas. a partir de maÑana va a subir el peaje del puente golden gate, le diremos cuÁnto tendrá que pagar de ahora en adelante! conductora: en mÉxico millones de personas acudieron a las urnas para elegir a su prÓximo presidente. algunos lÍderes que presentan a comunidades indÍgenas tienen planeado bloquear ciertos accesos. observadores se reunieron con las autoridades electorales. >> hoy nos encontramos en la sede del instituto electoral donde habrÁ de conocerse el resultado final. hoy la actividad ha sido intensa no sÓlo para las auto

business anchor helena humphrey helena welcome we're hearing now that china has hit back where are we in this global trade dispute well all week we've been waiting for washington to impose those tariffs as they have threatened i once they go into effect beijing was expected to hit back or somatic it was already poised to do so we now have confirmation from the ministry of commerce in china that it's done just that right now we measure for measure level pegging because the us has imposed midnight last night tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of produce china has done the same it's interesting that china has chosen to target quite a few agricultural products if we look at that list aiming to target potentially pharmacy voted for trump in the midwest now china has also said that this trade war it's called a trade war has the prospect of being the largest in economic history so i put it to the heads over the international trade center out on chickens out as well if that was really the case or whether that was rhetoric on china's part let's take a listen. well i think we are faci

we can speak to helena brothwell, principal at queen elizabeth s academy in mansfield.ne concern? yes, i mean, for sure it is the number one reason why teachers leave the profession. we are in a recruitment crisis, a retention crisis at the moment. schools have got to do or they can now to reduce the bureaucracy around data planning and data entry and lesson planning. it's really, really important. as a school, we've done an awful lot to make sure that our staff can be an majestic in the classroom and full of life, have a life outside of school —— can be energetic in the classroom. that's really important, andi classroom. that's really important, and i think we can achieve a worklife balance if we want it badly enough. give us an idea of how you encourage your staff to manage their workload? we have removed written marking is a requirement. some schools asked staff to mark and stu d e nts to schools asked staff to mark and students to respond to the marking and then the teacher has to respond to the student's response. none of it makes any difference to student progress

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all right and helena is back here taking. a look at the future of work and what the rise of the robots will mean for our jobs what we haven't often exactly that's the big question isn't it of course i mean some people are saying what i'm a shit and digitization basically present a horror scenario the factories of the future could wipe out millions of jobs others say well also have new positions will pop up instead try telling that to someone who's been working for the same firm for decades here at german electronics giant workers are still operating the machines but those machines are capable of doing many tasks on their own how will that be in the future technology is developing at a rapid pace and that has a direct effect on the working world more and more jobs can be performed by robots especially in traditional manufacturing industries companies invest in robots because they save money money they can invest in other areas older employees between fifty and retirement age often get left by the wayside a study by consulting

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while helena bonham carter replaces vanessa kirby as princess margaret, and we'll see her marriage fall 1964 to 1976, which means we'll be introduced to camilla parker bowles, the current wife of prince charles. also expected to return to netflix in 2019, "stranger things." >> i am so excited. >> season three is set in the summer of 1985, so that means there's a year time jump from the end of season two. joining the cast, cary elwes as the mayor. jake busey, son of gary busey, as a reporter. and 19-year-old maya hawke, the daughter of uma thurman and ethan hawke. and we know that lucas' sassy little sister erica will get more screen time throughout the eight new episodes. >> you are such a nerd. >> shut up. >> and finally, it's a showdown for the oval office in the seventh and final season of "veep." the hbo comedy will begin filming next month after taking a year off while leading lady julia louis dreyfus completed chemo for breast cancer, and her costars have rallied around her. >> she's doing awesome. she's getting stronger and stronger. >> season seven will pick up with julia's char

helena it's moving more towards the west. just passed through st. helena but i saw three or four lightning strikes show up on hi-def doppler and through guerneville just started to pick up through there and the coastline along highway 1. so highway 29, 101, 128, all expected to be wet this area not seeing a break in this strong cell. it's bringing down heavy rainfall, some lightning strikes near u sky yeah, near hopland and also let's take you to places like hamlet along highway 1 through marin. hi-def doppler showing the past three-hour loop you can see the direction from the south to the north out over the pacific ocean where several lightning strikes are popping off there but overall we'll have cloudy conditions a few more moments of these spotty rain shciallythrough the fog right along san francisco this afternoon we'll see sunshine. 59 now in san francisco. 67 in livermore. warm 70 degrees in concord at this hour. and it's muggy out there. afternoon highs 88 for concord. 73 for oakland. cooler in san francisco at 68. overall, it's all attribute

ellen -- helena. 70 for areas over alimmediate a.m. low 80s castro valley and low 90s danville.rantioch and south bay low cage for tomorrow 85 in san jose. sunnyvale 87. and peninsula 78 san bruno. 68 san for san francisco. the extended forecast, temperatures just as warm for the inland cities and into thursday, it will start a cool down taking us into the bay area weekend with 60s expected at the coast for saturday, sunday and nearing 80 around the bay nearing inland communities. so, all in all, hard to complain. >> we are seeing the marine layer and you can see it from the shot you had there so it's keeping things cool. >> keeps the microclimate pattern in. >> in firm control. >> thanks. >>> all right. we are about 30 minutes away now from the start of the 89th annual major league baseball all star game. >> yes and this year it's being played in our nation's capital washington, d.c. and it's baseball's biggest stance with new events added like batting cages and strength and agility training and mini diamond it's a week threquests to host. >> we were ecstatic to be a part of th

we mentioned the bbc might appeal, helena lees said she thought it might happen. factors involved? that is not a straightforward decision?m is difficult to say. this case is of great importance to the bbc and i can imagine they are figuring out whether or not they want to appeal. historically prissyjudgments are bumped up to the court of appeal and supreme court, they are matters of immense importance to both parties, we are talking about fundamental human. unsurprising that they are considering it but very difficult to say whether it will go ahead. thanks for coming in and shedding some light for us, persephone. time for a look at the weather, with chris fawkes. we have seen some passing showers today, which will fade with time. quite a bit of code around but some brea ks to quite a bit of code around but some breaks to take as to the evening and overnight. —— quite a bit of cloud around. temperatures slowly drifting down to between ten and 15 celsius, it should be a comfortable enough mate's sleep. the forecast for thursday is largely dry for england and wales,

due to those tariffs at helena humphrey has the story that's right sara we are seeing higher costs being passed on to the companies those tariffs not quite having the impact that the u.s. president intended general motors have tumbled and the second quarter profit is down compared to last year the company's now lowered its profit outlook for the entire year and the cost of g.m.'s rumor to realize is going up in the fallout from this trade to speech it is of course america's biggest come make and uses huge quantities of steel so let's bring in our financial correspondent now say fisherman ski is aid in new york safety was it gone so wrong for g.m. . well they are americans being hit by the terrorists and this becomes very obvious when looking at the outlook g.m. gave one reporting their earnings the nation's largest automaker lowered its profit outlook for twenty eight hundred saying it expects commodity price pressures to continue and guess where this is coming from right and it's coming from trump and his protectionism especially from his tariffs on ellen many i'm and feel because they'

government crisis here in germany seemingly a virtue let's get the economic perspective on this now with helena terry you can bet that german business is breathing a sigh of relief now that i'm going to merkel has reached a deal regarding migration with the interior minister who was dizzy hoof and other prospects of the government collapsing had unsettled investors on the german business sector late last week german industry bodies got together to jointly pen a letter to machall demanding that germany and the european union adopt a unified approach to tackling migration. and we can bring in our financial correspondent susan is following this story for us now from the frankfurt stock exchange con had a crisis over for now can we expect that sigh of relief to play out on the markets today something like that can be expected head on now but make no mistake what happened in berlin's government in the last two weeks or so has upset a lot of people in the financial world but also business leaders as on international level there are so many different problems the tech tackled you know donald trump the

will be catching up on the world cup in moscow but first over to helena could the u.s.be backing off from one of its trade disputes with the e.u. we might be seeing an olive branch coming from the world all the diplomacy which certainly gives the impression at least that the united states is looking for a way out of the latest terror spat their ambassador to germany invited representatives from the likes of b.m.w. and dimed a meeting hey richard grenell said the white house would be willing to accept removing all call import tariffs if the european union did the same that's according to a report by german business daily handles that donald trump has come under pressure from american business leaders saying an increase in import tariffs would hurt them as well as to what more about this now with our financial correspondent contact who's and joins us in frankfurt connaught how likely is it that all tariffs being removed that could be a solution to easing these trade tensions well both sides who took part in this meeting seem to like the idea of the american ambassador who

time for business with helena now and could the u.s.e backing off and one of its trade disputes with europe well it seems to me that in a tent set a tone to may potentially be on the table but let's just wait and see some concrete results first though the german chancellor angela merkel says that she would back cuts in e.u. tariffs on a u.s. cause this softer an indication that the u.s. may be looking for a way out of the latest terror spat their bus germany invited representatives from the likes of b.m.w. dion that's a meeting here in berlin richard grenell said the white house would be willing to accept removing all call import tariffs if they used would do the say that's according to a report by the german business daily hamburg splat donald trump had come under pressure from american business leaders saying an increase in import tariffs would hurt them as well. so to check in with off financial correspondent who's at the frankfurt stock exchange conrad who are that in mind how are reacting. become a concerns are skyrocketing helen a

helena brothwell is principal at queen elizabeth‘s academy in mansfield.hool leaders some of the bureaucracy around data entry and measuring, that doesn‘tjust fatten the pig but measured it. reduce some of that bureaucracy for teaching staff. it will do an awful lot to improve our retention figures. you need to do some work to improve the status of teachers. we have spent decades having ourjob reduced to entertainers, ba by—sitters. that isn‘t what we do, we are trained to do this job. our status should be appropriate. also, he needs to find us some money. the european space agency is asking for the public‘s help to name their new mars rover. the robot is currently called ‘exomars‘, but it‘s hoped the public can come up with something a little more inspiring, as caroline rigby reports. it is a competition that‘s, well, out of this world — what to call a robot set to explore mars in 2021. currently called exomars, this six—wheeled rover will travel across the red planet in search of life. capable of drilling to depths of two metres, it will also look for mi

through so that first world cup quarter final in twenty four years i more now on trade with business helena's here on the follow up from the tit for tat terrorists as far as i'm really starting to see the fallout on a smaller level those kind of you know back and forth measures as you say u.s. president donald trump well he has lashed out now at america most likely make a harley davidson trump says that the administration is courting motorcycle companies that want to move to the u.s. now for the harley davidson said it's moving to some of its assembly overseas holiday that announced last week it's moving production of motorcycle sold in europe to facilities in india and brazil the company plane the decision on tariffs imposed by the european union in retaliation for tariffs that trump imposed on a host of e.u. products. let's bring in our financial correspondent now con ed who is in a french first conradt chump says that he wants to now what tracked all the motorcycle firms to the united states that on some of these companies from the regions that he's trying to punish in this trade dispute.

but first to helena the fallout from tit for tat tariffs becomes apparent that's right u.s. president donald trump now lashing out at the american motorcycle make a harley davidson trump say that washington is courting major cycle companies that want to move to the united states us off the harley davidson said it's moving some of its assembly overseas holly davidson announced last week it's nearing production of motorcycles sold in europe to facilities in india and brazil the company blamed the decision on terrorists imposed by the european union to retaliate for tariffs the trump imposed on a host of products. so let's check in with our financial correspondent khana who is at the frankfurt stock exchange dress code red trump says that he wants to attract motorcycle firms from other countries but on some of those regions the ones he's locked in trade battles with. yes there is a certain irony in this as we're talking about motorcycle makers like b.m.w. to carty or honda which come from germany italy and japan and i can tell you on the financial markets the talk about trade i

young pupils to do well in sat exams and said workload of teachers was his ‘number one concern.‘ helenaureaucracy around data planning and data entry, lesson planning. it is really important. as a school we have done an awful lot to make sure our staff can be energetic in class, full of life, have a life outside school, that is important. we can achieve a balance if we want it badly enough. give us an idea how you encourage your staff to manage their workload? we have removed britain marking as a requirement. some schools ask staff for a written mark, students to respond to that, then the teacher has to respond to that response. none of it makes any difference to progress. if it did we would ask our staff to do it and our staff would happily do so. the reason teachers are irritated because they know it doesn‘t make any difference, it doesn‘t have the impact some leaders think it does. we have removed that as a requirement completely. damian hinds says in his interview schools are on a par with the nhs as a special case for extra government spending. there was no announcement on teachers

helena brothwell is principal at queen elizabeth's academy in mansfield.to reassure school leaders that some of the bureaucracy around data entry and measuring regularly, that doesn't flatten the peg, itjust measures it. make sure we reduce and remove some of that bureaucracy. it would do a lot to improve the figures. he needs to improve the status of teachers, we have had decades having ourjob reduced to entertainers and ba by—sitters decades having ourjob reduced to entertainers and baby—sitters and that isn't what we do. we are trained to do this job and our status should be appropriate. also i think he needs to find us some money. the european space agency is asking for the public‘s help to name their new mars rover. the robot is currently called ‘exomars', but it's hoped the public can come up with something a little more inspiring, as caroline rigby reports. it is a competition that's, well, out of this world — what to call a robot set to explore mars in 2021. currently called exomars, this six—wheeled rover will travel across the red planet in searc

in the helena humphrey is here and the latest u.s. growth figures are in and wow wow. astounding essentially that's the numbers for the last quarter of the u.s. economy they get its fastest rate in four years well as sarah said is positive news for the world's largest economy but i want to say it's unlikely to be quite as positive as the white house makes it out to be. trump was quick to celebrate the new figures four point one percent growth from april to june. we're on track to hit the highest annual average growth rate in over thirteen years and i will say this right now and i'll say it strongly as the trade deals come in one by one we're going to go a lot higher than these numbers and these are great numbers trump claims the new quarterly rate is sustainable on the campaign trail he promised annual growth between four and even six percent for his war on obama air regulations was supposed to unshackle the economy his one point five trillion dollar tax cut super charge the new growth but while economists expected a surge from the tax cut this quarter some even predic

actually mean now in a big political shift in mexico thank you helena well leftist presidential candidate on this monday lopez over the what has one sunday's election by a wide margin official projections put him on track to win more than fifty three percent of the vote no but one of the lord made fighting corruption essential campaign pledge and has vowed to enact policies to help the poor the former mayor of mexico city was the runner up in two previous presidential elections in two thousand and six and two thousand and twelve he has also been a sharp critic of u.s. president donald trump but in his victory speech lopez obrador held out and all of branch to trump here's what he had to say. on us. we will pursue a relationship or friendship and cooperation with the united states. always rooted in mutual respect and in the defense of our fellow mexicans who live and work on the road believe in that country. we have going to my hold with us he's the deputy director of the german institute for international and security affairs here berlin and a latin american politics expert going to thank

but first we are heading over to helena humphrey thank you very much sero taking a look at the ongoing political crisis in but it's alarming investors and business economists were the german a coalition to collapse it could weaken the country's business sector experts fear that important factors for germany's future for example the development of high speed digital infrastructure will become bogged down in political wrangling and of course as europe's largest economy germany's a strong government to negotiate in trade disputes which currently ongoing with the united states and china. i want to bring in our financial correspondent comment on who's in is standing by for us at the frankfurt stock exchange now conrad right now we are limbo regarding the status of the german coalition how are investors reacting to that well and the stock market here in frankfurt has opened on a very negative notes this morning because not only do investors hate limbo most investors and i would say also a majority of business leaders in germany hate every political movement which puts in doubt the success st

about the march for our lives in d.c.,er but the was another march going down all the way out in helenantana, and out here at this march, people were taking a stand for the real victims of gun violence, guns. wh-for "the daily show," the march for our lives rally was takiol place to protest gun ce in schools, youwhat did that expea pro-gun teach you about people who opse gun restriction?ot -there are af people who oppose gun restriction who are levelheaded. everybody thinks that someone just because they want the second amendment that they got eight guns and 12 "rambo" bazookas in their back pocket, and they're all lunatics. there were a lot of levelheaded people that were just making arguments and i think that the problem is that we only hear the extremes in one another, and i was very happy that i went to the pro-gun rally and had the heportunity to talk to people. now don't get me wrong. there are a lot of people whare pro-gun who, in my opinion, are out there. anytime you think a kid that got shot at at a high school is a paid actor, there is something wrong with you, period. but th

the german government tries to overcome this political crisis let's get the economic perspective helena's here for the well one thing you can say is that investors business industry probably waking up a little bit easier breathing a sigh of relief this morning off to i'm going to reach is has reached a deal regarding migration with her interior minister who see who for the prospect of the government collapsing had unsettled investors on the german business sector in late last week german industry bodies got together to jointly sign a letter to makkah the morning the germany on the european union adopt a unified approach to tackle migration. and we can bring in our financial correspondent susan is following the story for us now from the frankfurt stock exchange con had a crisis over for now can we expect that sigh of relief to play out on the markets today. something like that can be expected but make no mistake what happened in berlin's government in the last two weeks or so has upset a lot of people in the financial world but also business leaders as an international level there are so m

more in germany's government crisis now with helena but of course he won't be surprised to learn i'm sure seem to get the ongoing political crisis here in berlin is alarming investors and business economists are concerned that word of the coalition to collapse it could weaken germany's business sector experts fear that important fact is that germany's future for example the development of high speed digital infrastructure will become bogged down in political wrangling and of course is europe's largest economy germany needs a strong government to negotiate in trade disputes with the united states and china and i want to bring in our financial correspondent candidate who is in is at the front foot soak exchange for us conrad right now we're in limbo regarding the status of the german coalition how are investors reacting to that. well the share markets here in frankfurt opened on a very negative note this morning because not only do investors hate limbo they also generally speaking do not like and the political development that puts in jeopardy the success story of europe during the las

been to about to buy a specialist on iranian affairs a pleasure and now we're going to head over to helena humphrey who is standing by and a proposal which is unlikely to go down well at the white house sara thank you very much indeed g twenty finance ministers and central bank has have called for global rules to tax the digital economy the idea was floated at a meeting of the world's twenty largest economies in the argentinian capital of wine as i it is on sunday and it's not likely to go down well with u.s. tech giants or the government. it's an idea the e.u. started toying with earlier this year digital companies should pay their fair share of taxes during last weekend's g twenty meeting e.u. finance leaders made sure the proposal was on the docket. like every other company tech giants like google are required to pay taxes on their profits however many used creative accounting to avoid paying their full share that's why the e.u. wants to start taxing the revenues instead of the profits that large digital companies earn in european countries. the new measure would force digital companies

course it has an impact on the economy as well let's get the economic perspective on this now from helena right terry as an impact for businesses as well as they try to make their plans for the future hoping for stability for now they are breathing a little easier now at least that i'm going back and reached a deal regarding migration with the interior minister who see who for the prospect of the government collapsing had unsettled invest is on the german business sector as well now late last week german industry bodies they got together to jointly write a letter to medical demanding that germany and the european union adopt a unified approach to tackle migration. that's crossed right over now to our financial correspondent clown who is that the front foot stock exchange calling had crisis averted for now what is the market reaction. well there is a sigh of relief on the markets here in frankfurt this morning but i have to tell you what happened and what has happened in berlin during the last two weeks has made many people in the financial world and in german business community pretty ups

all with me in the studio now is to dump the business anchor helena humphrey helen we just heard china firing back here what's the latest right now we're seeing two ideologies america is made in china going head to head on the wall stage in the ramifications where the will be something that will probably fail for global growth as well so not just isolate it's these two economies so what we've seen is those u.s. tariffs slapped on chinese goods as they promised the stroke of midnight in washington a yesterday and china hit straight back so they've both imposed a terrace to the tune of thirty four billion u.s. dollars so very much to measure for measure a level playing field right now china has said that this now puts the global economy on course for the largest trade war that the world has ever seen so i put a bunch of them saw this and she's the executive director of the international trade center in geneva whether that was the case whether that was a little bit or all rhetoric let's take a listen to her. well i think we are facing the largest trade conflict since the second world war

football time for a decade after the financial crisis some good news for the spanish labor market with helena sumi that is right unemployment figures off finally seeing a downward it trend last month they hit the lowest levels since two thousand and eight now the labor ministry says that in june just three point two million people in the country were without walk that's at fifteen percent does remain one of the highest in europe through thirty one is looking steady at a rate of around three percent in recent years reviving struggling industries as well like construction and record high tourist levels of base to the service sector . so some good news for spain and some good news in germany now the worry of the government has of east for now let's see how the markets reacting with conrad how's it looking over there conrad. quite ok helen the german share index dax is up for a change so that definitely is a bit of relief among market participants that germany has not lost its government after only about hundred one hundred days or so but i have to say what's been going on with the german governm

you're welcome and as i'm sorry now for a look at the man who is set to lead mexico again so much helena yes indeed in fact it is leftists presidential candidate andres manuel lopez obrador who has won sunday's election by a wide margin official projections put him on track to win more than fifty three percent of the vote he made fighting corruption a central campaign in his pledge and has vowed to enact policies to help the poor lopez obrador was the runner up in two previous presidential elections in two thousand and six and two thousand and twelve he has also been a sharp critic of u.s. president donald trump but in his victory speech held at an all of branch he held out an olive branch rather to trump and here's what he had to say. new rules. will cost you a relationship or friendship and cooperation with the united states. but if you are always rooted in neutral respectful and in the defense of our fellow mexicans who live and work in that country. and from our we are joined by correspondent ophelia harmes who is joining us in mexico city welcome to you ophelia the fact that he is a

latest moves in germany's migration especially because it has been so dominating german politics helena let's have a look here because the german chancellor angela merkel has emerged from a week's long fight over migration with her job intact but her political future is in doubt her fractious coalition government has sealed the deal on a new tougher policy it concerns people entering germany after they have already claimed asylum in a different country this new. faster transfer out of germany back to those countries where they first claimed asylum there will be no camps migrants will be held in police cells while their papers are processed and the government will also drop an immigration policy this year the tougher line was a key demand of the interior minister horace to say hoffer who leaves merkel's conservative bavarian sister party to c.s.u. his party faces elections later this year in a state that is the main entry point into germany for migrants travelling north would be that if the malls and the deal covers measures denying entry right on the border but also a faster implementat

helena. southern california got to the triple digits yesterday, about 110 degrees in places like ucla, pasadena. we are also affected by the heat, but this low is not allowing that unstable air to reach us. so we are not getting the thunderstorm action, but we'll get the heat. that onshore breeze is going to contribute to keeping us cool. this ridge is going to still stay put, sticking around. by thursday and friday we expect clouds, and that's when the futurecast is showing more higher cloud cover. we'll get the marine layer by tomorrow morning, then thursday and friday gray skies across the bay area. you'll notice the humidity in the air and temperatures may be cooler by then but it won't feel comfortable because the humidity is really going to create muggy conditions. by the weekend, looking a bit more comfortable. that's your forecast. >>> search teams in japan are looking for dozens of people still missing in the wake of historic flooding. we'll be right back. slam is just $5.99! ♪$5.99

helena. brentwood 93, san jose 84, sunnyvale lower 80s and san francisco 68.ve too much change for sunday. temperatures will got -- gradually increase. it looks like a pretty good weekend.>>> in napa valley winery reduced to rubble. >>> coming up, the major milestone that was celebrated this week. >>> mark will tell us who came out on top in the coliseum. >>> i love seeing the coliseum packed. if you are in oakland a span it did not go how you wanted. >> the giants won the first game and then the oakland a's won the last two. here is a series shift. the giants might have something going on. the problem was not emotion from the fans. they were pretty psyched up when they got up to a 1-0 lead. mustard did not hit it hard but posey has an rbi. the score is 1-1. derek rodriguez, he throws rapidly, he throws strikes and only gives up three hits and one run. beautiful catch to rob chapman. that youngster is now 5-1. here is writer jones who is up be -- . he is all smiles. here is pablo sandoval with his ticket to ride. his ninth of the year. 3-1 lead and a 5-1 final

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helena gets hot. and san jose, 90, 63. the average is 82, 58. 102 in 1959, the record high.893, the record low. i remember that morning, dave. >> i know you do. period of time there was a c hillin the air that lot of that is disappearing fast. a teeny bit of drier air is in. tropical monsoon moisture to thea and a little bit sneaks itgoing the record rain for phoenix, a half inch of rain. that's a lot of rain on the desert. and they had a massive dust storm. especially near yuma. look at the thunderstorm activity. southern california and the high desert. there are projections after thursday that we might see some of that. the possibility of some of that coming off the sierra and maybe -- lake county and also in the mother load. that would be towards friday and into the weekend. 50s, 60s, to 76 in brentwood. berkeley is 59 degrees. and around the bay, 57 seems popular. kensington, el cerrito. and the city is 57. tiburon at 54. you want to cool down. arcata. 56 in monterey. and a few high clouds and more to the south. tahoe and truckee just getting clipped by clouds. and most