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be so full and a culture war is raging over the wedge issue of l g b t rights jaroslav mallette skiis spreading a different sticker one advertising gay friendly zones. and back to one of our main stories because germany's new defense minister on a grant to crown karrenbauer has taken her oath of office of parliament her appointment as defense minister coming as a surprise as we mentioned after her predecessor was appointed president of the european commission she is seen as the likely successor to chancellor merkel here's more. with her oath and it could come callen by our became the head of around 180000 german soldiers as germany's new defense minister she swore to lead her ministry for the good of the german people mind the finish of this i will diligently fulfill my duties and practice fairness towards everyone so help me god who. has demanded respect for soldiers and promised more money in the long term objective 2 percent of germany's g.d.p. for defense. and then see you there when i am striving for the german government's goal of 2 percent a goal that all of our allies have onc

we'd hat a brass mallett and we'd tap the tanks. i think we had one big x-ray machine in oteay mesa. now we have hundreds of systems. we've built this fleet of equipment and we don't have to drill holes in things anymore. we think about, okay, what's next? where do we go with this next? congress was very generous to us last year. we were given over $500 million to build out, recapitalizes that fleet. some of this equipment is 15, 20, 25 years old. but we don't want to just buy the same stuff. we challenge ourselves, what can we do next with this? really this has the potential to transform how we do cargo processing on the border. if we can -- our vision is really to build these drive-through systems where if a truck can drive through and we can have a high energy and low energy system operating at the same time, so we'd use low energy on the cab where the driver is in there and the high energy on the cargo, and we can centralize where these images go to and have algorithms help us interpret that data, not only can we scan 100% of th

mallette spoke of a chance the latest from the hague. the supreme court didn't find the state liable for the debts of men and boys outside the compound but find them partially liable for that so boys and men who were in the compound during that time. the supreme court means 10 percent and not 30 percent as the court of appeal decided before the court concluded even if they were not forced to leave the base the possibility that these 2 is not higher than 10 percent mothers of 70 eight's are not satisfied with the court decision they say it's a political decision based on compromise the netherlands is liable but not the consequences for the country they're reminded also then in july 9095 under article com and more than 8000 bosnian muslims where killed infidel been in and when did nothing to prevent it more than 12 and boston muslims are still missing in 7 it's well let's take a closer look at what happened in 1902 the bosnian serb army laid siege to sarajevo the capital of bosnia and herzegovina more than 11500 people were killed in july

i -- mallett's. -- malaise.arde policye it but fiscal will probably result in something less orthodox and more expansionary than we have seen in years. tom: we will continue, please stay with us. this is bloomberg. loretta mester, in the next hour, of cleveland. good morning. ♪ ♪ not a quiet holiday week in the markets worldwide. this is an extraordinary set of statistics. the 10 year yield drives below 2%. story, thes its own rba ready to cut rates. there is the agony of japan. onncine, can you comment that german statistic now? , go back to marvin goodfriend it is basically unimaginable. francine: we asked andreas utermann about it a while ago and he said, we do not have the same demographics although there are parallels with japan. how do you interpret that number? wolfgang: we are business secular, no question. we are in a form of secular stagnation. i believe it is fiscal. we can get out of it if we let fiscal policy do the job, but with a declining demographic and fiscal retrenchment, that is what we end u