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i am meggin leigh with the news. at >> in i am steve chaid at business desk. >> egyptian opposition leader mohamed elbaradei flies into cairo at the capitol braces for more protests. the german parliament remembers victims of the holocaust. and ancient statues go back on show in berlin after being deduced to revel in the second world war. -- after being deduced to rubble in the second world war. ♪ >> nobel peace laureate and egyptian opposition leader mohamed elbaradei says his country must change, and he is ready to lead the transition. elbaradei has flown in to cairo to join protests against the government of president hosni mubarak. elbaradei's arrival comes amid mass arrests in an ever-growing security presence on the streets. >> the return of the nobel peace laureate and former head of the international atomic energy agency -- scores of people came to meet him at cairo airport. he could become a figurehead for the demonstrators. he is considered a potential challenger to president hosni mubarak. >> [inaudible] i

back over to meggin leigh lee. >> whavead news for the gean hdball team.eany has lost its final game at the handball world championships in sweden. germany went down by 35 points to 25 against him bottom of the group norway. but it is another blow to germany's hopes of qualifying for the 2012 olympics. one of germany's most successful film producers has died following a heart attack in los angeles. he was 61 years old. he was responsible for producing worlide hitsuch as "the never ending story," "downfall," and "the name of the rose." he was a film lover and made movies that people want to see, such as the oscar-winning " nowhere in africa." and "perfume stage did. i will be back after a short break with "in depth." we will look at the criticism of events within the german armed forces and how they are being handled. so do not go away. ♪ >> fatal accidents in the rman armed forces have prompted an investigation into soldier training practices. in in december, a german soldier was killed in an accidental shooting in afghanistan last november, a female cadet

i am meggin leigh. thank you for joining us. stay tuned.ed by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ ♪ >>this week on world business... >>the green tech industry was key to the us recovery plans, but has politics stalled progress? >>we're losing the advantage. china's momentum on clean technology is a lot higher than america's right now. >>the crucial role the private sector must play in helping the arab world prosper. >>job creation is a real challenge in the coming years. >>and is the west using the need to control carbon emissions to artificially hold back growth in emerging markets? >>you can't tell me that india should produce less pollution per capita than say singapore, is that a joke. >>hello and welcome. i'm raya abirached and this is world business, your weekly insight into the global business trends shaping our lives. when he came to power, one of barrack obama's hopes was to put federal measures in place to decrease carbon emissions in the united states. it hasn't happened, and given the democrats poor showing in

back over to meggin leigh lee. >> we have bad news for the german handball team.ermany has lost its final game at the handball world championships in sweden. germany went down by 35 points to 25 against him bottom of the group norway. but it is another blow to germany's hopes of qualifying for the 2012 olympics. one of germany's most successful film producers has died following a heart attack in los angeles. he was 61 years old. he was responsible for producing worldwide hits such as "the never ending story," "downfall," and "the name of the rose." he was a film lover and made movies that people want to see, such as the oscar-winning " nowhere in africa." and "perfume stage did. i will be back after a short break with "in depth." we will look at the criticism of events within the german armed forces and how they are being handled. so do not go away. ♪ ♪ >> innovative, precise, future- oriented -- just like us. dw-tv, quality first. [applause] [bellrings] >> fatal accidents in the german armed forces have prompted an investigation into soldier training practices. i

i am meggin leigh with the news. at >> in i am steve chaid at business desk. >> egyptian opposition leader mohamed elbaradei flies into cairo at the capitol braces for more protests. the german parliament remembers victims of the holocaust. and ancient statues go back on show in berlin after being deduced to revel in the second world war. -- after being deduced to rubble in the second world war. ♪ >> nobel peace laureate and egyptian opposition leader mohamed elbaradei says his country must change, and he is ready to lead the transition. elbaradei has flown in to cairo to join protests against the government of president hosni mubarak. elbaradei's arrival comes amid mass arrests in an ever-growing security presence on the streets. >> the return of the nobel peace laureate and former head of the international atomic energy agency -- scores of people came to meet him at cairo airport. he could become a figurehead for the demonstrators. he is considered a potential challenger to president hosni mubarak. >> [inaudible] i

i am meggin leigh with the news. >> and i am steve chaid at the business desk. >> our headlines at thisour. it remains in the grip of mass protests tonight as the government imposes a curfew and deploys the military. >> german chancellor angela merkel warrants speculator is that the bureau will be defended at all costs. >> berlin names today for german troops to start withdrawing from afghanistan. ♪ >> aged has imposed a nighttime curfew following the biggest day of anti-government protests since the unrest began four days ago. -- egypt has imposed a curfew. it is enforced by in cairo and other major cities until early saturday morning. this comes after security forces struggle to control huge crowds, demanding the resignation of president hosni mubarak. >> the authorities imposed a nighttime curfew throughout the country, but protests continued in in defiance of the order. the situation escalated in cairo, where demonstrators tried to storm the billings of the foreign ministry in the state tv service. clashes between police and demonstrators had continued all day. earlier, police usede

i am meggin leigh with the news. >> and i am steve chaid at the business desk. >> our headlines at thisour. it remains in the grip of mass protests tonight as the government imposes a curfew and deploys the military. >> german chancellor angela merkel warrants speculator is that the bureau will be defended at all costs. >> berlin names today for german troops to start withdrawing from afghanistan. ♪ >> aged has imposed a nighttime curfew following the biggest day of anti-government protests since the unrest began four days ago. -- egypt has imposed a curfew. it is enforced by in cairo and other major cities until early saturday morning. this comes after security forces struggle to control huge crowds, demanding the resignation of president hosni mubarak. >> the authorities imposed a nighttime curfew throughout the country, but protests continued in in defiance of the order. the situation escalated in cairo, where demonstrators tried to storm the billings of the foreign ministry in the state tv service. clashes between police and demonstrators had continued all day. earlier, police used