must get past stuttgart to give the coach a sendoff.storic > you can be sure that stuttgart will be looking to cause an upset but they have not success since winning the bundesliga title in 2007. german cup win was 16 years ago and bayern has not stuttgart of the cup the last two seasons. ootball clubs are looking forward to next season and the ace is on to make big name signings. and a french team slash would some 60 mechanical euros for five-year n a contract. he scored 52 league goals the two seasons. fter winning promotion to the first division they are real edly after they are player and the barcelona keeper. valdez. tennis. french open and germany's kerber is through to the last 16. ching co-6-4, 6-7 6-4. two others were knocked out of the tournament. the men's competition tommy haas has reached the third round beating american jack sock. he world champion leader has suffered a setback in the akr acropolis rally in greece. he was forced to retire halfway through on friday due to a technical problem. it is not over for the frenchman. e will be reentering the race saturday with, however

bayern munich going agaisnt vfb stuttgart, looking to make history.here would be the first to get the trouble, having been a winner of the champions league and the bundesliga. the coach of vfb stuttgart is hoping for an upstart. this is 2-0, bayern. is ahead at the french open. germany's haas made it to the last 16 the third time, but faced a marathon task. the match against john eisner fived 4.5 hours and wetnt sets. they squandered no less than 12 match mpoints. >> danny pedrosa has poll position at moto gp. he has a new track record with an ideal start for sunday's race, the 25th time he starts at the front of the pack. jonas bulger snatched the league -- lead for poll position. that is all for us at dw. tune in in the next hour for more news and updates. ♪ >> revamping brazil's soccer pride. construction was meant to be finished in the run-up to the world cup, the city of rio de janeiro is facing other challenges. people are looking ahead. some 8000 construction workers are involved in the final phase of renovations. them, he has been working at t

according to reports, the suspects are or were students at the university of stuttgart, studying aerospacetechnology. here they acquired advanced skills in using model airplanes. it's not clear whether they had already plotted any specific attacks. in a parallel operation, apartments were also searched in the eastern german state of saxony and in munich. the suspects involved are accused of helping to fund militant islamic activities. >> as you heard earlier in the show, europe has been anxiously watching the protest in turkey and the way the prime minister has been handling the crisis. >> almost nightly reports of violent clashes in turkey's major cities suggest his government is on the back foot. there is still a lot of support for the prime minister, nowhere more so than in the prime minister's very own hometown. >> this is a taxi driver in a small city about 1000 kilometers east of istanbul. he gets his news from state-run television and says he does not know much about the protest. >> some police were injured and also some civilians. but i do not really know what these protesters want

according to reports, the suspects are or were students at the university of stuttgart, studying aerospacetechnology. here they acquired advanced skills in using model airplanes. it's not clear whether they had already plotted any specific attacks. in a parallel operation, apartments were also searched in the eastern german state of saxony and in munich. the suspects involved are accused of helping to fund militant islamic activities. >> as you heard earlier in the show, europe has been anxiously watching the protest in turkey and the way the prime minister has been handling the crisis. >> almost nightly reports of violent clashes in turkey's major cities suggest his government is on the back foot. there is still a lot of support for the prime minister, nowhere more so than in the prime minister's very own hometown. >> this is a taxi driver in a small city about 1000 kilometers east of istanbul. he gets his news from state-run television and says he does not know much about the protest. >> some police were injured and also some civilians. but i do not really know what these protesters want

former portion executive guilty of fraud and ordered him to pay a fine of 30,000 euros -- a court in stuttgart. >> he provided false information during portia's failed bid -- porsche's failed bid to take over volkswagen and he was also found guilty of trying to manipulate volkswagen shares. our markets correspondence sent us this roundup from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> car shares were in focus this tuesday in frankfurt, not only because of the verdict against the former porsche manager, but also because new numbers of car registrations and car sales were reported. the bottom line is these numbers did not look good from the point of view of the german car makers. in may in germany, 10% fewer new cars were registered than in may of last year. in the united states, only the luxury-car makers managed to increase sales. volkswagen, for example, has to cope with the competition on the u.s. market so that the number of volkswagens sold in the u.s. declined in may compared to last year. >> let's look at what is happening at the stock markets. stocks in the european markets all gain on tuesday. t

former portion executive guilty of fraud and ordered him to pay a fine of 30,000 euros -- a court in stuttgart. >> he provided false information during portia's failed bid -- porsche's failed bid to take over volkswagen and he was also found guilty of trying to manipulate volkswagen shares. our markets correspondence sent us this roundup from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> car shares were in focus this tuesday in frankfurt, not only because of the verdict against the former porsche manager, but also because new numbers of car registrations and car sales were reported. the bottom line is these numbers did not look good from the point of view of the german car makers. in may in germany, 10% fewer new cars were registered than in may of last year. in the united states, only the luxury-car makers managed to increase sales. volkswagen, for example, has to cope with the competition on the u.s. market so that the number of volkswagens sold in the u.s. declined in may compared to last year. >> let's look at what is happening at the stock markets. stocks in the european markets all gain on tuesday. t

based in stuttgart. >> the german government has no knowledge of any attacks being planned or carried out by u.s. forces. for that reason, there is no evidence that international law has been breached. >> the use of unmanned drones is highly controversial in germany. opposition parties have demanded the government cease their use. >> is up to the killings are in violation of international law. it is not acceptable that the government says it knew nothing. >> in a statement, a senior u.s. commanders said the base is not used to control unmanned craft. >> earlier, we spoke with our parliamentary correspondent about this and asked him to give us a bit more clarity on the story. >> no one is claiming the u.s. pilots are sitting at joysticks in germany directly carrying out the lethal attacks in africa. what german media reports are suggesting is that the u.s. media facilities in germany are being used to support those operations, to make those drone attacks possible. it is said that u.s. military in germany are doing several things -- first of all, they are carrying out aerial reconnaissa

efforts in formerly in iraq or presently to some degree in afghanistan africa africa calm it is in stuttgart and. i think that's the reason that germany is more heavily monitored than any other european country that's what the report say and of course that goes back to the fact that during the entire occupation really up till the early ninety's in any case u.s. military intelligence felt that they had a right to spy on in any german especially in berlin. meanwhile the u.k.'s spy agencies are set to get a major financial boost that is according to britain's latest budget review which also unveiled over eleven billion pounds worth of spending cuts artie's tesser has got the details but what's been widely reported as the biggest winner in this in this review of the budget is the intelligence service that comprises this process of the m i five am i six and you can see if you wish of course we know have been in the spotlight particularly. after edward snowden to be american who had made revelations on the extent of the kind of spying that we see each crew have been doing for the iraqi citizens an