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♪ >> steve: munich, munich, munich, munich munich, munich, munich, munich oktoberfest. [ air horn ] > trying to find an italian place [ laughter ] >> jimmy: in germany >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: why not? they've got german food all over the place he wanted to find an italian place. this one's got pretty decent reviews. restaurant -- well, we won't say the name we'll bleep it out but pizzeria something, yeah and here's the highlights of the menu underneath. it says panna cotta and carbonated water the highlights i love this restaurant [ laughter ] i love this place. >> steve: what do you love about it >> jimmy: what >> steve: what do you love about it >> jimmy: the pizzeria the pizzeria >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: are you kidding me >> steve: the panna cotta? >> jimmy: yeah, of course. >> steve: what else? >> jimmy: they have this water [ laughter ] i can't even tell you. you have to try it for yourself i actually haven't had the pizza. [ laughter ] i go there for the water [ laughter ] we're down to our last one it was sent in by gavin leg in toronto, canada. he was scrolling through insta

what of the hamid reports from the various regional capital munich? it is one place in germany. conservative parties could rely on its here in bavaria . but gail grind hello says that slowly changing in 2014, he became the 1st green mayor of idol think a village near the regional capital munich. this model is vixen people who are skeptical about a green part to me or here doesn't really fit. they were watching for what the green party can do in the countryside. and now some people say it's not that bad or they tell me it's good. what you're doing a new style, more open closure to the people. for decades decreased in social union had brought support in this part of germany. taking about 50 percent of both at each election, especially among farmers, like yoga and bower. but with only a few days to go, he still hasn't decided who he will vote for financial foolish to me as a mom. there are many traditional csu voters, but they say they won't vote for the csu anymore. i think it's also because of cove it but a lot of things are not working anymore. the wa

coming up, we are at the munich auto show. do not miss our conversations with the ceo's of vw and bmw. nigeria's state oil giant is considering an ipo after posting its first profit ever. we will speak exclusively to the managing director. that is after 7:30 a.m. london time. up next, big miss. the highly anticipated u.s. jobs report fell short of expectations. what does this mean for the taper? we will discuss with our guest from natixis investment managers. if you have any questions for any of our guest this morning, please send them to us. ib+tv is the function to use. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this was a materially lower net worth. >> definitely, this has some delta variant on it. >> this is the long game coming out of a worldwide pandemic. >> one huge red flag for me in this report. >> hospitality number. >> almost zero gain this month in that area. >> some bounceback. >> this is temporary. >> tapering is very much on the table. >> the market is pushing back any sort of taper announced in. >> they don't need to rush in

and part of the man will buy and munich from from the goalkeeper to the fact that it's just an ally squad and julie novice men as well and you could give them some even meant them and often very well that the law promise was by and and power sponge meant that packet is, is magical, isn't that name a messy and killer them back a lot to see how that what, how they click together. it's going to be really tough. not even because they are messy. who for me still is the best player in the world, say, replacing him. it's difficult. well, there memphis, the tie has been inspect, telephone and the start of the season. there were 2 reasons why possibly could well struggle in the jumping leak. this one is the defense is still very weak. gera, p k, is aging clement langler. and eric, gus, reliable only, i don't know who the young you're going depend really in any kind of form. and is the big open defense. and the other is the coach ronald kerman, who off season was quite perfectly deficient at times and showed no signs of improving on that front this season. so i think it could be a tough seaso

and then perhaps maybe the 2 are out in front by and munich, and man went by and munich from, from the goalkeeper to the, it's just an early squad. and julie, not goldman, as well. a new coach can give them some new momentum and it's often very well say that a lot of promise was by and and power sponge. man. packing is, is magical. isn't the name of messy and killing and buffet. there's no to be able to withstand this season. my worry with p s d at to worries really one want to see how that works, how they click together, say pop message only just it just made it baby play one game and. and it's just beginning. and by that i go to couple of goals and the other is that in, in the field, and i'm afraid to have to leave it. we'll have to leave it there. we're running out of football, right. rick saw my thank you very much for them. talking to blue days this, let me get at old junior continued his hot streak on monday. the 22 year old a master league and leading a 45th home run of the season and his sized $81.00 win over tampa bay. homer was also personal milestone for him. he now has more

munich has been very advanced.ted to announce their autonomous vehicle service capability, and we will work with them, so we can make those services available next year. we are quite thrilled. when will all of this become commonplace, things like robo—taxis, the automated minibus behind you. robo-taxis, the automated minibus behind you.- robo-taxis, the automated minibus behind you. when will this be every _ minibus behind you. when will this be every day? _ minibus behind you. when will this be every day? i _ minibus behind you. when will this be every day? i think - minibus behind you. when will this be every day? i think we l this be every day? i think we are starting to see these services from 2022, emerging in 2023, different markets are experimenting with them. we think the benefits, the efficiency, the safety that comes associated, it will really start to capture and a 2024, 2025, seeing broad deployment across the industry. we are starting to see an industry that has been talked about in the last five years

now back to munich.cautioned the semi conductor shortage would probably last months or years and touched on the company push into self driving technology. >> we need time to get electric because we need the capacities for the battery sales. that will take time. we are running at only 6% electric car sales worldwide. and some of the countries, 70%, 80%, norway, sweden, holland. it depends a lot on the local policies. when policies are in place, we are very fast. could we be faster? not a lot. we are fully booked and hope to continuously grow. we are aiming at 2025, which will be a tough target. >> are you going to double your sales of electric equals every year? >> exactly. >> in terms of the semi conductor shortage, look for a moment it was going to be a bottleneck issue and now there is a double-dip. how does that play out? >> you are right. we expected after summer break relief as we set up a lot of recovery plans, but we suffered the setback mostly through covid . malaysia was hit hard by covid. that

what i learned from my recent trip to the iaa mobility conference in munich.man carmakers are pushing hard to electrify their fleet. here's a look at the road ahead for germany's famed car making industry. germany's automakers have been a symbol of the country's economic miracle in the 20th century. as we move deeper into the 21st century, they have been dogged by international competitors forced to cut headcount and spend billions to electrify their fleet. german manufacturers like bmw and volkswagen have been dragged kicking and screaming into the electric area after a huge diesel scandal and under very strict eu regulations. plus they've been motivated by the giant market cap of tesla. germany's political parties also continue to pay lip service to the green revolution with bonuses for electric car buyers as well as targets that they've set. for example aiming for 15 million ed sales -- tv sales -- ev sales by 2030. >> plans for better resale will take time. >> we are accelerating our path toward full electrification and we are really going to go for and se

and finally, at an event ahead of the 2021 munich auto show volkswagen in argo. a i gave the 1st look at an electric autonomous vehicle, the id buzz. now the van is built around the concept of the iconic v w micro bus. but the bird, this virgin unveiled in munich is covered in high tech centers to bolster itself driving capability. the company say the id buzz will be tested on public roads in munich, as well as a private track in the city, with hopes of being the backbone of volkswagen plan for a commercial ride hailing and delivery platform. they are looking to launch in germany in 2025, back in 2019 v w invest in $2600000000.00 in pittsburgh base the argo a i as part of a, quote, global alliance with the board to co develop electric and autonomy vehicles reducing the r a d costs for the automakers. unfortunately, this one doesn't look like that classic micro bus that we're so used to seeing a kind of a hippie situation there. rachel, i say it does look cool. i'm interested in come to fruition and that's it for the time you get boom bus on demand in the portable

season, including at the weekend, when the old coach nagelsmann came back with his new team bayern muniches already under way in the chaplaincy, patrick pearse hosting borussia dortmund, the visitors with a 2—0 lead thanks tojude bellingham. the 18—year—old scored the first before setting up erling haaland for the second. and on the other early kick—off, chateau donetsk are a goal down to serve paul, the team from an unrecognised state between moldova and ukraine, this is the first time in the chaplaincy, what night it could be for them. chaplaincy, what night it could be forthem. some chaplaincy, what night it could be for them. some really big games coming up tonight as well. lionel messi is expected to make his european debut for paris saint—germain away to bruges. they're in the same group as manchester city. in liverpool's group, atletico madrid take on porto. sporting lisbon face ajax in group c and arguably the biggest game of the night sees inter milan welcome the i3—time winners real madrid to the san siro. england are through to the quarterfinals of the european amputee football

theo leggett reports from munich: below the streets of munich, these chefs are cooking up a bavariana pandemic, but customers are coming back. yet now, for businesses across the country, more changes on its way. country, more changes on its wa . , country, more changes on its wa . ' country, more changes on its wa. ' , ., , way. over the past 15 years here in germany, - way. over the past 15 years here in germany, different| here in germany, different governments have come and gone, but chancellor angela merkel has always been in power. haifa has always been in power. now she is stepping _ has always been in power. now she is stepping down which means for businesses, a new period of uncertainty.- period of uncertainty. these re . ular period of uncertainty. these regular side _ period of uncertainty. these regular side salads - period of uncertainty. these regular side salads were i regular side salads were usually served with the winner schnitzel and some other things. schnitzel and some other thins. ., ~ things. down in the hartzkeller restaurant. _ things. down in the hartzkeller

. >> and that again >>> europe's first major auto show is going on in munich, germany.isplay and most won't be running on gas. >> reporter: car shows like to tease the future of what we could be driving next. and bmw says it won't just be electric but recycled, too. >> it is designed to reuse it again, so let's say we can use the same material of this car to produce a new car. >> reporter: at munich's auto show, car companies generate a buzz about their new electric vehicles. >> ladies and gentlemen, the ideal life. >> reporter: volkswagen wants to overtake tesla with their new electric car and opens to corner the ev market by 2025. german leader angela merkel says these cleaner cars are part of the solution to the climate emergency. but activists believe it's all a bit disingenuous, saying carmaker also still get rich off of gas guzzling suvs. although some vehicle are getting electric makeovers, and companies say the smartest cars will charge the fastest. >> we will offering a d.c. charging from 5% to 80%, which is less than 30 minutes. >> reporter: making it a quicke

emily: it wasn't just chips on everyone's mind at the munich motor show.an by the eu to phase out internal combustion engines by the year 2035 also a key talking point. italy, home to a number of high-powered sports carmakers, has been exploring ways to shield those companies from the new rules, but the lamborghini ceo told bloomberg that exemption isn't necessary. >> we have a clear roadmap. 2022 will be the last year of combustion engines only and then in 2023 and 2024, we will hybridize all of our lineup. then there will be the new rules and then they will follow in 2024. this is allowing us to cut co2 emissions starting from 2025 by at least 50% in comparison to today. so, we are engaged and we are taking tough positions. >> i feel like i'm going to pass out when i think about all this. it is too much excitement for me. what is that going to be like? what is the powertrain going to be? >> it will be a complete new car with a new name. it will have a new ve 12 and it will be hybridized. it will be a plug-in hybrid. >> the big concern at the car show has

auto industry ceos gathered at the munich motor show. it is not just the cars that dominated discussions, but the chips as the semiconductor shortage hits the makers we have the ceo from skoda on what it means for the demand >> we have the best we ever had. even going in before covid really hit the whole situation, we were feeling that demand was creeping up. now it is for the whole portfolio. >> it is interesting because we were discussing who is actually going to buy a combustion engine if you don't know what to do with the car after ten years >> this is a transformation of the auto industry. it is not something where you push a button from one day to another everything changes it is a transformation where we intend to make the biggest leap in the decade and prepare for full electrictrification >> i look at the share price and compare to the one at volkswagen it is telling that vw is up more than daimler is there still a misunderstanding of the market >> we had a tremendous run of stock since the covid down of the market last year whic

jonathan: we will head to munich to catch up with matt miller. from new york city, good morning as wall street gets back to work and summer ends. from new york, this is bloomberg. ritika: there was an unexpected jump in exports in china. they rose almost 20% to a record $294 billion. demand remains resilient, especially from the u.s. and europe. it is likely that retailers shopping. boris johnson will risk a major fight with his own conservative party. he is announcing his plan to reform social care. to pay for it, the government is ready to go ahead with a $14 billion tax increase. that is despite pledging not to do so in the conservative election manifesto. an economist at goldman sachs, expansion in 2021 is at 5.7%, down from the 6% in the previous forecast. goldman says there will be a harder path ahead for the american consumer than previously anticipated. merrick garland is promising to protect women in texas seeking an abortion. the justice department is looking at ways to challenge the states new rule on abortion. the supreme court declin

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andrew simmons al jazeera munich can find out much more on that story and everything else that we've been covering here now 0 on our website, the address, i'll just say red dot com the me and now the top stories on al jazeera, the taliban hasn't veiled a new interim government declaring if can astonished make emerett 3 weeks after seizing control of cobble, the most powerful positions have been given to men who dominated the 20 year war against the us led coalition and this african allies. there are no women in the government. meanwhile, the world health organization says more than 2000 medical facilities across af, catalyst on face imminent closure. that's after the world back.

andrew simmons al jazeera munich sports next on all those that are included in the 19 year old who is living the dream at the us . busy open more than that shortly. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah ah sport his and a thank you so much bye of faith or is up in its efforts to organize the world cup every 2 years. the president of footballs governing body is almost 90. percent of countries are in favor of the change. shawnee in francine in capital meeting with footballers and coaches from 6 continents as part of a consultation process. if an agreement can be reached by member association, the new calendar could kick off in 2028th the state, the school of the international much kind of shows us that we have reached summit. it's the current release period for national team football in this particular area. exacerbated by the corporate situation shows us how difficult it is today to, for players to travel from one country to another one, continent to another. it's not, it's not the for the house of the players, it's not good for the competitions. there are too many meaningless matches while the wor

but they do have 2 games in hands, even so both from human is under pressure of the feet to by munich a few days ago in the champions league. truman says the fans need to be patients while he introduces younger plays into the teams. sorta meant that he think these changes will surely take time to prove effective. but at the end, what counts his winning games. but it isn't right that i have to answer questions about whether i would renew my contract as a coach front of the yes, i read before our last game against by munich. and now that we lost, then surely the next question will be about me being afraid about my future. will chelsea level a points that the top of the primarily with manchester, united in liverpool off the b thing london rival tottenham. chelsea went ahead early in the 2nd half when sent back to yoko silva headed home for a corner, got a 2nd long also in gold. come taste shots deflected in, often opposition player. his 1st goal for the club was 2 years and it was 3 now and stop each time. thanks to antonia route again. chelsea level one united or on 13 points and i'm be

andrew simmons al jazeera munich, not robinson stolen almost $12000000.00 worth of jewels from a luxury store in paris. officers say 3 people enter the gallery store posing as customers. they threatened stop before fleeing with jewels in a car, 2 suspects had been arrested one not to be shot in the leg for more escaped on scooters. the father of american pop star britney spears has formerly requested to end a legal arrangement that allowed him to control her career under state. for 13 years . the thing has been fighting to end the conservatorship imposed when she suffered a series of mental breakdown. she's repeatedly denounced it as crew and exploitative. ok. sponsor long running campaign under the hash tag, free with a type of krycek at the top stories here. the taliban has named the transitional government from gun it's done. the most powerful positions have been given to men who dominated the 20 year war against the us led coalition and this afghan allies at least 41 people have been killed and fired a prison in indonesia. the blades that the tongue tongue jail near the capital jaka

andrew simmons al jazeera munich. ah, adrian for get with you here in the headlines on al jazeera, the taliban us announced the names of those who lead us canister arms. do you transitional government? the most powerful positions have been given to men who dominated 20 year war against the us. led coalition that it's african elias. no women have yet been named . it's all about 5 sharps into the air to disperse women protest as in cobble african women held banners about alleged middling, by pakistan, their calling for greater representation that government and for their rights to.

andrew simmons al jazeera munich. well, in addition to that report from andrew, all economics editor abbot ali had the chance to speech the chairman of daimler, better known as basically mercedes. he art or le cologne. yes. about among other things, the electorate challenges from the lies of tesla and china's near. we are accelerating our past towards full electrification and indeed by the end of this decade, we want to put the company in a position where we can go all electric, where market conditions allow. and already at the middle of this decade, every new vehicle architecture from mercedes benz will be electric only. and on the path to the diamond hole in the next 5 years will invest more than 70000000000 euros in these transforming technologies to make it happen. you mentioned the electric architecture and there are going to be a lot less moving parts, particularly in the engine. what will that mean for jobs? there will be a change in profile on some jobs throughout this transformation this decade. and in the ne

and they do have 2 games in hand, even so both ronald truman is under pressure off the feet to bind munich a few days ago in the champions league came and says, the fans need to be patient while he introduces younger players in the team. sort. i meant that he think these changes will surely take time to prove effective, but at the end, what counts his winning games. but it isn't right that i have to answer questions about whether i will renew my contract as a coach front of the yes i read before our last game against by munich. and now that we lost, then surely the next question will be about me being afraid about my future chelsea a level point to the top of the premier league when months united liverpool was to be thing london, rivals tottenham. chelsea went ahead early in the 2nd half when sent back to the silver headed home from a corner. they got a 2nd not long off the when and goal can take shot deflected in, often opposition player. it's a go for the club. it was 2 years and it was 3 mill and stop each time. thanks to antonio, ruder chelsea, liverpool, united to the on 13 points and

days she's appeared at rallies with om in. lush, she's appearing at one specifically right now in munich, in bavaria, which is the last, as it were, pitched way for her to be seen with arm and lashes, but also with the conservative leader in bavaria, the prime minister of area. marcus, they've been in a sort of be a whole scenario where i'm going to michael drinking beer and appearing not really to enjoy the taste of it. the flavor of it, which in some ways, mimics the way that her party has reacted to the choice of party leader of chancellor candidates. many conservatives don't really want lashley to be the chance for the candidate to do anything about it now, but they wanted marcus and they would say that with mark is that are in charge than their problems would be over. one pulse suggested some time ago that said it would win 38 percent of the vote if he was in charge. he was on the top with a ticket for the christie and democrats. he's not on national is and that's why angle america, what is being seen with these with these 2 leaders. now it's the hope from christian democrats. some

andrew simmons al jazeera munich lot more and all our story is on the web site. the address is al serra dot com to check it out. i hello money side. with the headlines on al jazeera, the us says it's concerned about some people appointed to afghanistan, new in stream government announced by the taliban and the cabinet has some members have been on global terrorism watch lists. charles stratford has the latest from couple of guns, were.

andrew simmons al jazeera munich. ah, this is algebra, these the top stories the us says is concerned that some people in i've got the stones interim government on global terrorism watch lists. the european union says the appointments.

now. germany's international motor show has opened in munich. it's the 1st in europe since the start of the corona virus pandemic organizers last billions of dollars and canceled events. but the chancellor anglo merkel told them to work as the industries recovery is in site under simmons report . 2 years without the show. and now europe's biggest comment. good. germany takes center stage asian gentlemen. the id lies lots of razzmatazz and not a gas guzzler insight. here attempt to come and nerves of around 808000 german workers, dependent on the car industry was the outgoing german chancellor on discipline and conduction. and we want to pick up where we left off and allow the economy to really catch up. again. this can already be seen in the motor industry, even if some supply bottlenecks are costing shadows at the moment. those shadows take some of the shine off electric car sales. the weakest link isn't range anxiety, your recharge infrastructure. it's the chip. many millions of desperately needed semiconductor microchips to be exact, it's ser

i just went to the munich auto show.s like business travel and leisure travel could come back. there are some constraints on that. i am matt miller. this is bloomberg. mark: if you are looking for light at the end of the covid tunnel, scientists have a reality check. brace for more of the same. they say the race between the variant and the vaccine won't be over until everyone is either vaccinated or has been infected. scientists predict outbreaks will close schools and push offices to rethink plans of reopening. tropical storm nicholas may reach hurricane strength before it makes landfall in texas. the storm is on track to bring flooding rains to houston and parts of louisiana still recovering from hurricane ida. while it will most likely bypass the gulf of mexico's offshore oil and gas, meteorologists say it could dump 20 inches of rain in parts of the region. the bite and administration expanding its effort to find and reunite migrant families separated at the u.s.-mexico

robert levin dusky scored twice as by a munich thrashed mckenna five 0, two wins out of two for them, of two in group h, after a difficult start to the season they have won three in a row while all the headlines will be about the saviour of old trafford, cristiano ronaldo, scoring with virtually the last kick of the match to get a 2—1 when over the l'oreal. kick of the match to get a 2-1 when over the l'oreal.- kick of the match to get a 2-1 when over the l'oreal. that is what he has — when over the l'oreal. that is what he has done _ when over the l'oreal. that is what he has done over- when over the l'oreal. that is what he has done over his - what he has done over his career, he stays in the game, i've seen him all day today the way he has built himself up for this game, how focused he has been and when he gets that one chance, it's a goal. a couple of half decent headers first half that could have ended up with chances but a true mark of a very, very good finisher that he keeps calm when the chance arrives. ., ,, ., ., , arrives. elina svitolina is through _ arrives. elina svitoli

after several decades in frankfurt, this time it's being held in the city of munich. 0ur correspondent theo leggett is there and he spoke to the president of the german automotive industry association who says getting the show back on the road has been challenging. it was difficult but now everybody is really excited that we can start with a new mobility show here in unix. the new idea of the mobility show is to bring people directly together, with cars, bicycles and so on and our mind changes that people want to show that mobility of the future can be more simpler, more efficient and lead the way towards climate neutrality.- and lead the way towards climate neutrality. even before the pandemic, _ climate neutrality. even before the pandemic, people - climate neutrality. even before the pandemic, people were - the pandemic, people were saying that traditional motor shows had had their day, they were outdated, too expensive, are you are putting on what is basically a new show during a pandemic, is there a market for this kind of thing anymore? yes, we have no time to wait, this is the m

from munich, theo leggett reports: clowns in a car wash, joined by acrobats, strongmen and even a firene. and here is why they are working in a car wash, normally they would be strutting their staff in the main arena here, in munich, but they cannot because this circus cannot hold a show since march last year, costing the company that runs at a phenomenal amount of money. at a phenomenal amount of mone . �* . money. all the air conditioning, i money. all the air conditioning, we i money. all the air i conditioning, we have money. all the air - conditioning, we have had special air—conditioners put in. special air-conditioners put in. . . special air-conditioners put in. , , . ., ., in. this is the director of the 100-year-old _ in. this is the director of the 100-year-old circus. - in. this is the director of the 100-year-old circus. he i in. this is the director of the 100-year-old circus. he is i 100—year—old circus. he is grateful for the funding he 100—year—old circus. he is gratefulfor the funding he has had from the government but says whoever is in power after the election needs

we see the gorgeous visuals from matt miller at the munich show. havoc putting in a solid session, gaining 1%. this is we are hearing mario draghi is in talks with the eu to shield supercar makers from the ban on combustion engines. you mentioned the other big story is in the commodities market. we have been talking about aluminum all day. big gains for aluminum. prices rising. this is due to the political unrest in guinea and the concern that is creating. very important raw material in the creation of aluminum. it is why we are seeing a solid gain of 3.3%. and aluminum producer getting a boost. not so much a good day for iron ore, falling throughout the day. we are seeing more curves on steel output from china. guy: thank you very much, indeed. the big narrative today is still the payrolls report we saw friday. slowing significantly. the world's largest economy adding significantly fewer jobs than anticipated. what does that mean? the speculation is the fed's taper timeline is being pushed a little bit to the right. this is what some of our guests

the ceo spoke with matt from the auto show in munich. >> 2022 will be the last year of combustion enginesnly. in two p3 and to before, we are going to hybridize all of our lineup. this is allowing us to cut co2 emissions starting from 2025 by at least 50% in comparison to today. so we are engaged. matt: i feel like i'm going to pass out -- what is that going to be like -- what is the powertrain going to be? >> it will be a complete new car with a complete new name. we will have a new ve 12 and it will be hybridized. it will be a plug-in hybrid. more than this i cannot tell you. matt: the big concern has been the chip shortage, the supply chain. it is not getting better. how does it look from your vantage point? >> so far, so good. we have no shortage at all. but we are not touched by the shortage of the chips. keep in mind we are not a big car manufacturer. we will be at 8000 something. we don't know exactly, but it will be a wonderful year for lamborghini and we are looking forward to another best year in 2022. matt: you just flew out from milan and there was a story everyone was talking

dramatic days at the munich railway station. the months which followed. for some, an enthusiastic welcome. but there was fury too. "wir schaffen das," said angela merkel, as she tried to reassure a bewildered europe. a nervous country and a bewildered europe. we can do it. six years later, many here would argue she was right. the sense of crisis has long passed. but that autumn has redefined german politics, german society. for those of us who were here in september 2015, it felt as though we were witnessing something extraordinary. for many of the exhausted men, women and children arriving here, there was, of course, the start of a new life, but for germany, too, it was the beginning of profound change. i first met megan earlier this year, when i went to get a filling repaired. she�*s an apprentice here and plans to train as a dentist. hard to imagine now, that this confident young iranian nearly died five years ago as she and her mother fled to germany. even now, some germans — a minority — are still furious with angela merkel

angela merkel will officially open the munich auto show.e will continue to bring you our top interviews from that auto show today, just as we did yesterday. plenty of talk about the chip shortage and the pivot, the move towards electric calls. then we will get a treasury option. the u.s. will sell $58 billion, three-year notes, and also today, we'll talk about this later on this hour. el salvador becomes the first country to adopt bitcoin as legal tender and we will be tracking that throughout the day. coming up on this program, goldman asked cuts its u.s. growth forecast amid a warning about american can is as investors returned from their labor day weekend to disappointing data and delta concerns. more on the u.s. economy, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 40 or so minutes to go until the start of cash equities trading and futures are making decent gains yesterday when the u.s. was closed, looking to pause at the start of the trading day. a slight downside to futures. goldman sachs economists highl

the particular moment scholars point to is that munich incident of 1972 when a south palestinian groups israeli athletes hostage and in the context of arrest good attempt, murdered all of them. this is a very grisly event covered by the media worldwide. what happens in the u.s., nixon actually now sees all arab-americans as responsible for that munich incident and begins program surveillance such as operation boulder, which is modeled on the modern co-intel pro. from then on, the idea this is a suspect population, that these are potential terrorists has been a week in which the security establishment function. amy: let's take it to 9/11 and i wanted to use a story that illustrates what happened right after. the remarkable story of salman hamdani. he was a pakistani new york city police cadet who died on september 11 2001 after he raised to ground zero to try to save lives at the world trade center. even though salman was singled out by former president bush and mentioned by name in the patriot act as a hero, he was described by "the new york post" and other yellows falsely claimed he w

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dramatic days at the munich railway station.r some, an enthusiastic welcome. but there was fury too. "wir schaffen das," said angela merkel, as she tried to reassure a nervous country and a bewildered europe. "we can do it." six years later, many here would argue she was right. the sense of crisis has long passed. but that autumn has redefined german politics, german society. for those of us who were here in september 2015, it felt as though we were witnessing something extraordinary. for many of the exhausted men, women and children arriving here, it was, of course, the start of a new life, but for germany, too, it was the beginning of profound change. i first met megan earlier this year, when i went to get a filling repaired. she�*s an apprentice here and plans to train as a dentist. hard to imagine now, that this confident young iranian nearly died five years ago as she and her mum fled to germany. even now, some germans — a minority — are still furious with angela merkel. they point to migrant crime, terror attacks. a far ri