mathias bites you in beijing a business delegation understand is accompanying merkel on her eleventh visit to china what are germany's business interests there what are german companies looking for in china from china. well first of all german business is doing the business in china they are ending a lot of money in china nevertheless a complaints we hear more and more complaints about limited market access about unfair competition with chinese companies did they have to be in joint ventures with chinese companies sometimes technology that is being transferred to chinese companies all these complaints to have been on the table they have been addressed again today we have seen very little real. improvements in these. in these areas although premier league has said today that any business could address him directly and he would solve all problems but structural the structural reforms that germans businesses are hoping for they are still on the whole day are not they are you ok there's a lot to discuss in terms of relations between germany and china human rights is always something that

but to laurie a step back up to the plate pouncing on this misplaced pass from mathias austin led to double the lead. fifty five minutes in that strike made it three nil putting leverkusen on course for the champions league late on the hosts were awarded a second penalty huge step in key swing the thirty four year old was brought on especially to take the spot kick which was then disallowed by the video referee. and because nicklaus fukuoka martin hannett pulled two goals back to hanover in the last ten minutes the game ended three two i in order to qualify for the champions league leverkusen needed help. they needed hoffenheim endorsement to draw or one team to thrash the other which seemed unlikely until this clanger from roman burkey . her marriage with an ice cold finish to make it one nil. but the real action arrived after an hour after marco toys levelled the scores often time were temporarily out of the champions league spots five minutes later though they went back when adam saw emailed it to one and all doubts were finally extinguished when vale cut a shot back made it three

bullinger reporting for us from beijing thank you mathias thank you. now to the u.s. where workers often aren't granted rights that are common here in europe that include sickly for people undergoing treatment for cancer many people struggle to make ends meet as they deal with serious medical conditions. do you do like. stephanie tucker is a tough cookie she gets chemotherapy once a week her son marcel her company stephanie lives in philadelphia and has breast cancer but she's not taken sick leave. i put in my time she for this we have to put mark the area no pay which means i won't get paid for today is it a financial strain for her. is concerned i have a mortgage to pay you know. it's time to hoard when it comes to your health. it's something that you have to do to go back to stephanie's doctor goes over the next steps with her she needs to have a double mastectomy after surgery she'll have to take several weeks off work which will mean several weeks with no income so stephanie now forty eight years old has decided to delay the surgery because one mo

mathias has to drill one hundred twenty meters down to where he can get enough groundwater for his fruit. growing avocados on this scale is a mammoth undertaking. but it's an important pillar of the chilean economy. critics say scarce water from chile is being shipped to europe in the form of avocados the special air condition containers they use also adds to the fruits environmental footprint. and as yet another issue. consumers expect to buy avocados ready to eat off the shelf. that means the heart and right fruits have to be ripened in huge temperature controlled warehouses that simulate the humidity and heat of the natural environment. some of these avocados end up in restaurants like this one in amsterdam. the avocado show is an avocado restaurant and was the first of its kind in the world. and it is one of the best. that's going to get ten am and already fall. it's gone may heaven for the instagram generation. there's been a lot of presence with a lot of social media but there's also just people who work for a lot. out of the top five restaurants are a top five lunch or breakfast o

mathias does get a little motivated when grit does the heavy lifting but that was a really important point that if you can't convince workers to stay on for more than twelve months that's a year's salary down the drain actually motivate bosses to keep stuff happy and what about you does your job challenge you if not maybe you should talk to your superior about making the workplace a little more fun most all of us love games now companies are learning they can turn that to their advantage the latest trend sweeping the world is called gamification. the first venue s.a.p.'s value of germany there is a lot of gaming going on here even during work hours in fact management encourages this kind of edutainment she's from the training department. he's a student worker and they both work in product development. time for the team to start the queers the subject the internet of things the digital networking of machines. in the game they fly from one s a p location to another such as scottsdale arizona for the next round of questions. why. i'm here this. yes this is it i think remote device may l

correspondent mathias a sweet report and after the break the april jobs report is out from a commerce department and we have an impressive panel on tap to begin to the numbers all of that ahead but first let's hit a few headlines. the former chief executive officer of bolts wagon ag has been charged with fraud by u.s. prosecutors justice department prosecutors allege that martin winterkorn approved plans to conceal the installation on diesel engines of so-called defeat devices those are illegal software that kept emissions artificially low during tests the grand jury indictment in detroit's federal district court was unsealed just hours after the end of the annual shareholders meeting in berlin the deception of balts wagon was revealed in september of twenty fifteen resulting in a global scandal payment of fines and civil damage payments totaling twenty six billion dollars and last year a corporate guilty plea by boats wagon on charges of conspiring to violate the flagship u.s. air quality law the clean air act winterkorn personal legal troubles could have a heavy implications for a v

if he'd be on his way out the door we just talked about volkswagen how about this is predecessor mathias miller basically didn't make any other mistake than being. looking a little sour first and upset critical questions and also from investors basically that was the reason he was let go despite shoots commercial success but tesla is a special case but mosque has to watch out because people are alarmed at this series of losses burning through cash and lastly also the lack of being able to cope with defaults and production processes. in the frankfurt thank you. and maybe the following does not apply for maverick c.e.o.'s like the law must large companies in the us on normally required to test their future employees for past drug use before their high over but there is about to change at least as far as marianna is concerned the reason filling jobs in the us is no tougher than it's been for decades drug tests were introduced thirty years ago after a federal law required government contractors to maintain drug free workplaces but now experts say the marianna test its fluids to many potentia

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problem and everything is now it's start again i table have to leave it there mathias building out for us in change and thank you a u.s. court has ordered south korean electronics giant samsung pay five hundred thirty nine million dollars to its rival. in american tech firm had accused samsung of copying its design for smartphones samsung argued it should pay much less in damages but the court siding with apple a warning about half of the billion dollars apple is demanding a legal battle between the two tech giants had been dragging on for years. as a sunni and a pivotal vote taking place in island thank you ben we'll voting has started and historic referendum in ireland that may lead to a loosening of the country's near total abortion ban currently ireland has some of the most restrictive laws in europe irish acts that have been flocking home from as far away as bangkok los angeles and sydney to cast their ballots as both cannot be cast from abroad. final preparations for an important trip home. meghan wool is an irish emigrants in london she's one of styles and straddling back to art

ok mathias how significant is it that lee commented on human rights concerns and what does that mean for lucius case. well that he mentioned individual cases although he did not mention her name is remarkable but i wouldn't over over estimated there have been hints to diplomats that she might be free but she has never been freed and i am not sure whether likud chung is the person in power to make this decision i think you use a very weak prime minister who is basically tossed with economic questions the decisions are being made behind the scenes around. the president of china and the security apparent is and they have been uncompromising. we will have to we will have to wait and see i will believe that she is free only when she's in the plane tell us how does the human rights question look to angela merkel what's expected of her on human rights well it is one of the issues that germany always tries to discuss not only with china but with other countries as well it's something that's always asked when i'm going to visit china this is not the first time that i'm going to call visits ch

auction house began what is proving to be the largest single owner sale in history well it's by picasso mathias and bonnie were among the last the first leg of sales from the state of peggy and david rockefeller so they don't world is abuzz and can't help that from our culture desk is here to tell us more welcome carol clearly this is big tell us how big well it is of course huge because not only is this collection vast with more than fifteen hundred items in total it's also very very high quality as which so heard there and it's extremely interesting because it's ranging from these incredible artworks all the way to furniture but also contains an awful lot of personal treasures from the rockefeller's ranging from for instance the gold rockefeller center money clip to a very stately george the third silver teapot this is crafted by a female silversmith in the eighteenth century all the way to a spectacular seven porcelain dessert service that was owned by napoleon himself and commissioned specially by him so you can see here the marley roof pattern it's called with detailed butterflies and inse