the economymy expanding b by jut 1.5%. germany may have technically entetered recession that have seemed to ease. factory production in germany has slumped. are good signs of german economy. hundreds ofy, flights have been canceled o ovr strike actction. >> eight airportrts acrcross germany, 200 thousanand passengs ha b been fectcted. >> german airport security workers want 20 euros an hour, not 14 to 17 euros thehey get at present.t. the 6.4 percent pay increase falls will support. negotiations have stalled. had nineployers have days since their last industrial action to make a better offer. they have not done so. . hope this is a signal to them further strike action cannot be ruled out. >> at least 220,000 travelers are hit by cancellations and delays. passengers were urged not to come unless they were certain of flight. the intnterests of a few pepeoe are being put above the us.rests of >> it is notot the first time there has been a strike, but i have to go catch a train. >> or can managagement payy negogotiations resum

in termrmsa lot at s stake of the economymy, in terms of rl busineness, employment, investmentnt, as welell as asset prices. >> thank y you very much for speaking with u us. thehank you, stephen, for look at the business news. a bombshell testimony in mexico. of joaquinsociate "el chapo" guzman says he paid a $100 million bribe to a former mexican president. the details, coming up. brandon: my e experience is so difffferent than a mainlanand chinese, it wouldn't be authentic for me to try to cook food for mainland china because that's not me, and that's not my audience. my audience is san francisco,o, and these cross-cultural exexchanges a are the basis for how food evolves. i feel like whatat we'rere seeig in this next wave of this generation of american cooks is this newfound confidence in valuing our traditions and its impact t on the food d culture in america..

bolsonaro supporters hope he can revive the economymy and bring safety to the streets, but critics claime is a threat to democracy. reporter: jair bolsonaro soaking up his moment in the spotlight. under cheers from his supporters on the way to brazil's congress, where he was sworn into office. >> we want to get brazil on its feet. we want to free brazil from corruption and crime. from irresponsible economic policies. and from ideological submissiveness. reporter: bolsonaro supporters are hoping for an end to the country's economic crisis and high crime rates. especially in the mega-city of rio, where he won a majority. >> i expect that he will make brazil better and safer. >> we will have to see when he actually starts doing things. making promises is not the same as keeping them. reporter: bolsonaro promised on twitter he would make it easier for people to buy guns. he has also made it clear he will not protect the rain forest. he plans to make way for more mining and farming. bolsonaro's cabinet is almost entirely made up of white men with just two female ministers. this member of parl