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the suspect traveled from basle to frankfurt. after a series of violent offenses in recent weeks german interior minister horst as a whole for wants more surveillance at train stations. is that the call for more police officers still does not mean there will be complete security. policy we urgently need increased police presence and i've been saying this since i took office we can't mere police presence. but 1st people in germany and the mourners here in frankfurt are waiting for an answer what motivated the perpetrator to commit such a horrific crime. it's the dispute over equal pay in u.s. soccer has taken a new twist after the national federation said it had found that players from the women's national team had been paid more than their male counterparts in recent years in march the women's team started legal action against the federation they've described the findings as quote a ruse. the u.s. national team has dominated the women's game for decades a 4th world's high school proof of that but their success in france came amid

the suspect traveled from basle to frankfurt. after a series of violent offenses in recent weeks german interior minister horst as a whole for wants more surveillance at train stations. is that the call for more police officers still does not mean there will be complete security. because we urgently need increased police presence and i've been saying this since i took office 3 grand mere police presence. but 1st people in germany and the mourners here in frankfurt are waiting for an answer what motivated the perpetrator to commit such a horrific crime. where you as president donald trump has fired another salvo in his battle against bowl. all to moore 1st he calls controversy by calling a black majority district of the city a rat and road infested mess well now he's followed it up by saying that african-americans are quote happy as hell with his remarks about the district and its congressman here's what trump said earlier today. does people living in the hallowed halls the are there largely african-american you have a large afric

biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by for bought. this is g.w. news live from berlin the us asks europe to help protect shipping in the gulf washington makes a formal request to germany france and britain to provide security for lynn says that it international a. is solving to solving the crisis is essential. also coming up remembering the boy who died when he was pushed under a train in frankfurt in germany authorities say that the man suspected of crime will be examined for a psychiatric disorder and when we didn't capture enough.

with the analysis from frankfurt. brussels is making a big thing of this next story and i wonder with the multilateral global order under threat. signing what it calls a milestone free trade deal with vietnam if those years of negotiations by the nations human rights record. signed and sealed a new era in trade relations for the e.u. and vietnam the southeast asian country is already the e.u. is most important trading partner in the region after singapore the exchange of goods has now been made easier. this free trade agreement eliminate nearly all tariffs on goods over 99 percent with a one percent possibly liberalize through protests it is reducing costs red tape for businesses and this is particularly important for small business vietnam is still a lower middle income country but its economy is growing at 7 percent it has a well developed textile electric industries and 2018 vietnam delivered close to $38000000000.00 euros worth of goods and services to the e.u. and vietnam's 95000000 strong population represents m

to work both in lagos and in frankfurt we'll have a good chance here frankfurt is down there and i think it's on top of all else an ethical investment because it serves to help african development in africa you were very clear of that and recommending kigali and other african cities to invest your money in startups but what about the race quest and investors worry about things like infrastructure energy supply corruption is that justified. i think what you want trainer just showed is that the start ups are actually overcoming the infrastructure difficulties if i think of startups in lagos there ensuring that people can move towards more efficiently quickly ordering food all return license from their homes ensuring retailers can get their goods to people overcoming traffic gridlock making sure people don't waste time. i think those things make very much in favor and corruption is not something that's going to affect you now to have again thank you very much for this input thank you. many companies today pretend that they're socially conscious and ecological but if you look at the supply c

also coming up remembering the boy who died when he was pushed under a train in frankfurt in germany authorities say that the man suspected of crime will be examined for a psychiatric disorder and i think when we didn't catch enough fish or squid to get we would be eaten by the captain to bring people or we will be eaten a lot i'm still traumatized by it so i know it's not a problem we're going to go from seafarer to slay as we speak to the international man forced to work in a pulling conditions on chinese fishing boats off the coast of east africa and a rat and a rodent infested mess that is what president trump called city of baltimore over the weekend outraging many of its residents we sent our reporter to find out what it's really like. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the u.s. has formally asked germany france and britain to help provide security for shipping in the strait of hormuz straight as a strategic route for much of the world's oil and is controlled by iran well ations between tehran and the west have deteriorated after the. u.s. last year left a landmark deal des

it was here at frankfurt central station that the 8 year old boy and his mother were pushed from the platform the mother was able to scramble to safety but his son was struck by an approaching high speed train so it securely to the main suspect a 40 year old man fled the scene the same up some eyewitnesses are part of this to us discommode even able to track him down with the help of subversion ends and he was detained many of the station not hired to help on the office to step down. earlier this month a similar incident took place in the state of north rhine-westphalia there a 34 year old woman died after she was pushed in front of an oncoming train. police say that the man didn't know the woman all the child in monday's incident. this motif was me to approach as a motive doesn't have to be related to the victim's funds or they can simply be random victims and it has more to do with the offender and their personality and their mood of indium and that's why when someone has murderous intent and wants to carry out a violent act and do something horrible then that can be motive enough

to work both in lagos and in frankfurt will have the garage and here frankfurt is down there and i think it's on top of all else an ethical investment because it serves to help african development in africa you are very clear that and recommending can gali and other african cities to invest your money in stocks of spot what about the risk west and investors bori about things like infrastructure energy supply corruption isn't that justified. i think what you want trainer just showed is that the start ups are actually overcoming the infrastructure difficulties if i think of startups in lagos there ensuring that people can move towards more efficiently quickly ordering food all return items from their homes ensuring retailers can get their goods to people overcoming traffic gridlock making sure people don't waste time. i think those things make very much in favor and corruption is not something that's going to affect you now to have again thank you very much for this input thank you. many companies today pretend that they're socially conscious and ecological but if you look at the supply ch

well traders monica get the frankfurt stock exchange we're not really surprised about the growth figures we have received this morning from china it was expected to win by investors that g.d.p. growth would be between around 6 and a half or 6 and a half percent investors seeing all of this not really as a warring i've been talking to quite some of them this morning and they are satisfied and that is more of the focus of investors this morning about the growth in the industrial production in china by 6.3 percent and also in the retellings sector by 9.8 percent all of this is making investors feel that most likely the outlook for the 2nd half of 2019 is again more promising all right one more question for you kathleen because i found one heard that p.s.a. group the french carmaker group the deliveries in china 60 percent in the 1st half of the year so it is quite worrying you certainly for some foreign investors is beijing going to counter any of that certainly the slowdown. in terms of what the government's been doing they've been tweaking policy both monetary wise and fiscally speaking b

several platforms at frankfurt central station have been closed. while the 40 year old mother was able to get off the track her son was fatally hit by an incoming high speed train. to secure the main suspects a 40 year old man fled the scene some eyewitnesses are part of this to us even able to track him down with the help of soup. and he was detained near the station he's currently being questions about the incident and his motives at the moment i can't say why you might have done it about sewell know how to relate a current arc it was a for a while a clear motive hasn't been established police and prosecution are working on an early theory big enough to acknowledge leave the 2 parties did not know each other that there was no relationship between the victims and the perpetrator so we're still unsure about a possible motive as well as questioning the suspect the police are working with eyewitnesses to gather more information the mother is being treated in hospital. our correspondent kate brady is following all the latest developments on this story

we'll have that story for you in just a moment but 1st as always in the german city of frankfurt say the man held on suspicion of killing a young boy by pushing him under a train on monday will be examined by a psychiatrist while the incident has shocked germany and the interior minister who are say offer has cut short his summer holiday to meet the hands of major security agencies in berlin a memorial service will take place at frankfurt's main station later today. solemn tributes at frankfurt's main real station after monday's tragic events witnesses say they saw men pollution each year old boy and his mother in front of a high speed train the mother managed to save herself by rolling into a gap between the tracks her child was fatally struck by the train the suspect also tried to push another woman onto the tracks but failed the events have left many in germany in shock. like i have 3 grown children but the fear is still there. to take the life of an 8 year old child it hurts. frankly it's all full there is nothing more to say horrible for everyone involved to all of because of th

several platforms at frankfurt central station have been closed. while the. 40 year old mother was able to get off the track her son was fatally hit by an incoming high speed train. to secure the main suspect a 40 year old man fled the scene and some eyewitnesses are part of this to us you were able to track him down with the help of civilians and he was detained near the station he's currently being questions about the incident and his motives at the moment i can't say why you might have done it what about suing over matters katon happening later kind of for a while a clear motive hasn't been established police and prosecution are working on an early theory. right now we believe the 2 parties did not know each other that there was no relationship between the victims and the perpetrator so we're still unsure about a possible motive as well as questioning the suspect the police are working with eyewitnesses to gather more information the mother is being treated in hospital. and i'm now joined by our correspondent kit britt who is tracking this story

several platforms at frankfurt central station have been closed. while the 40 year old mother was able to get off the track her son was fatally hit by an incoming high speed train. to food security to the main suspect a 5 year old man fled the scene and some eyewitnesses are party. this to us we were able to track him down with the help of civilians and he was detained near the station he's currently being questions about the incident and his motives at the moment i can't say what you might have done it gets you will never let us get on happening relate occur in arkansas for a while a clear motive hasn't been established police and prosecution are working on an early theory big enough to acknowledge believe the 2 parties did not know each other that there was no relationship between the victims and the perpetrator so we're still unsure about a possible motive as well as questioning the suspect the police are working with eyewitnesses to gather more information the mother is being treated in hospital. and i'm now joined by our correspondent kit brit

when abouts and halls of leisure both in frankfurt thank you very much. the turkish lira slid by more than 2 percent against the dollar during monday trading after the head of turkey's central bank was sacked no official reason was given for murat said in cairo but it's thought turkish president other one was frustrated by the bank's decision to keep interest rates on hold the turkish government has been pushing for them to be cost analysts predict the central bank could start easing monetary policy at its meeting later this month. we're now joined by ranko barrett she's head of market analysis at money explain europe and joins us from london runkle what does this mean now for the lira is it healthy enough. so if you look at the lira today it looks like markets are giving the central bank the benefit of the doubt and i think this has a lot to do with the global expectations for easing from central banks it creates a hunt for yield and guess walk into the treasury has a lot of yield at the moment but i think really the main issue is that it exists abates t

and horseflesh both in frankfurt thank you very much. the turkish lira slid by more than 2 percent against the dollar during monday trading after the head of turkey central bank was sacked no official reason was given former it said dismissal but it's thought turkish president other one was frustrated by the bank's decision to keep interest rates on hold the turkish government has been pushing for them to be cost analyst predict the central bank could start easing monitor policy at its meeting later this month. we're now joined by rung runkle barrett she's head of market analysis at money expert europe and joins us from london what does this mean now for the lira is it healthy enough. so if you look at the lyric today it looks like markets are giving the central bank the benefit of the doubt and i think this has a lot to do with the global expectations for easing from central banks it creates a hunt for yield and guess walk into the treasury has a lot of yield at the moment but i think really the main issue is that it exists abates the t

crisis is the answer also coming up remembering the boy who died when he was pushed under a train in frankfurt germany authorities say the man suspected of the crime will be examined for mental health problems. and they are thank you so much for your company everyone the u.s. has formally called on germany france and britain to help provide security for shipping in the strait of hormuz while the strait is a strategic route for about a 5th of the world's oil of relations we do know tehran and the west have deteriorated after the u.s. last year pulled out of a landmark deal designed to limit iran's nuclear program well as recent series of tit for tat tanker seizures has ramped up but tensions right there you see behind me in the strait of hormuz germy says that it favors a multinational approach to protecting shipping we've got lots to unpack for you let's get you the perspective from germany and the view from a wash. and for that of course we've got team coverage for you to help contextualize this u.s. request i've got to the chief political editor mikaela shiffrin are here with me on the set a

the suspect travelled from basle to frankfurt. after a series of violent offenses in recent weeks german interior minister horst as a whole for wants more surveillance at train stations. and eyes that the call for more police officers still does not mean there will be complete security. we urgently need increased police presence and i've been saying this since i took office 3 grand mere police present. but 1st people in germany and the mourners here in frankfurt are waiting for an answer what motivated the perpetrator to commit such a horrific crime. you're watching the news live from berlin still to come in the dispute over equal pay in u.s. soccer the u.s. soccer federation says the women's national team has been paid more than the men's team in recent years believe it or not it's that story in just a moment. the united nations is using today to draw attention to human trafficking it is a global problem with more than 40000000 people thought to be trapped in some form of slavery almost half of trafficking victims are women men a

as well as being scrutinized to technical and tactical and the data collected at frankfurt during the course of the game also provide analysts with a real time snapshot of how individual players are coping. forming indicators are now in integrity part of the strategic match package. the best overall analysis. of the combined league individual. it opens up a whole range of new possibilities when it comes to observing performance as well as technical tactical promises. for the players it all boils down to maximizing their own performance potential and. that of the team. with no budget which. don't have any problem you can see that on the picture this was i always give my all the work but it's a full circle for the fish that was. in his own playing days freddy both which was one of germany's top strikers back. to overload certainly wasn't an issue in football. as a couple cause there were hardly any statistics that you know someone had scored 10 goals but probably not how many. methods have also changed considerably down the years. the old school figures as had more than a whiff of a sch

biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from. this is news live from berlin hong kong's lead a carry lamb saves the cherry trees controversial its tradition bill is state of the island's chief executive had posted on smith would be enough to enter a mass protest but activists are getting ready to return to the streets also on the program. the italian island of lampedusa has been.

the suspect traveled from basle to frankfurt. after a series of violent offenses in recent weeks german interior minister horst say whole far wants more surveillance at train stations. is that the call for more police officers still does not mean there will be complete security. we urgently need increased police presence and i've been saying this since i took office the weekend me a pulitzer presents. but 1st people in germany and the mourners here in frankfurt are waiting for an answer what motivated the perpetrator to commit such a horrific crime. you're watching the news still to come in the dispute over equal pay in u.s. soccer the u.s. soccer federation says the women's national team has been paid more than the men's team in recent years that's right more do that fuzzy math just a month. u.s. president double trump has fired another salvo in his battle against baltimore 1st he caused controversy by calling a black majority district of the city a quote rat and rooted infested mess or now he's followed it up by saying that afr

only bouts of both in frankfurt thank you very much. the turkish lira slid by more than 2 percent against the dollar during monday trading after the head of turkey central bank was sacked no official reason was given for murat said entires dismissal but it's thought turkish president at one was frustrated by the bank's decision to keep interest rates on hold the turkish government has been pushing for them to be cost analyst predict the central bank could start easing monitor policy at its meeting later this month. we're now joined by rung runkle bair she's head of market analysis at money x. europe and joins us from london what does this mean now for the lira is it healthy enough. so if you look at the lira today it looks like markets are giving the central bank the benefit of the doubt and i think this has a lot to do with the global expectations for easing from central banks it creates 104 year old and guess walked into the chair has a lot of yield at the moment but i think really the main issue is that it exists abates the turkish c

let's go over to frankfurt to our financial correspondent there only invest is a doubting whether or not this plan is going to work at other right. well they have lots of people who are confirming their doubts moody's for example or fitch the 2 credit rating agencies and analysts such a p. morgan basically all saying the same thing they're doubting the speed that the bank has programmed projecting for these measures to work and they're doubting employee motivation they're looking at. significant leadership changes at the top as a possible source of disruption for the bank and when you talk to people here in frankfurt they're even doubting the wisdom of decreasing the investment banker tiffany's to the degree that they are because that could paralyze other areas of the bank and so there are lots of doubts so there i think the main doubts are that will be quickly and across the board all coming out as projected but only i thought investment banking was a main problem of voyages and that it was already taking action i mean we are seeing people leaving offices with that boxes and envelop

is based on a doozy what are you hearing there in frankfurt would she be a good choice. she would definitely have to have the right credentials hard with her background as a french finance minister who never gated her country through the financial crisis and of course with her background of being the i.m.f. managing director and chairwoman in terms of her monetary policy positions her likely positions i have to say there is a bit of a negative bias here in germany's financial world at least in parts of it and also in other hard currency euro countries you know the countries that stand for a tradition of a not so generous accommodative creative monetary policy why that negative bias well simply because madame lagarde is from france and as i am f. chief she often had to stand for compromises that hardliners found really difficult to accept for example in the greek debt crisis so monetary policy hawks friends of a more conservative hardline approach to monetary policy many of them here in germany would have preferred to see the chief of our national reserve bank the bundesb

biala guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. this is the w. news line from but lead saddam celebrates an apparent breakthrough in its political crisis after months of protest the ruling generals agreeing to share power with civilian representatives for the next 3 years so how viable is this plan for a peaceful transition to democracy also on the program swiss scientists and the best way to fight global warming is to plan for lots of trees about a trillion apparently and we have enough space. out there was joy in brazil when real.

well monica it is for sure a very controversial topic and many people here also at the frankfurt stock exchange are discussing it also will be very interesting because on wednesday or close to pairs they will be veggie 7 finance ministers meeting and this is certainly going to be a topic of there as well finance minister all of shows will be there along with the head of the german central bank and the german central bank is not in favor of cryptocurrency at all they have even called them dangerous and compared them with gambling money in the past and also traders on the trading floor have been a warning while other exchanges started for example a bit current a few futures in the past. the operator here of the frankfurt stock exchange they did not follow this trend so i guess we can expect some heated discussions in the next days about this issue all right up there reporting for us from the frankfurt stock exchange thank you so much apollo 11 was the space flight that 1st landed humans on the moon the mission started today 50 years ago with a launch from kennedy space center in the u.s.

an eight-year-old boy is pushed onto railroad tracks, struck and killed by a train at frankfurt's main station. a suspect has been questioned. china, condemning the antigovernment protests in hong kong after another weekend a protest between demonstrators and police. sounding the alarm on international tiger day, the big cats numbers have declined drastically over the last century. we find out why, but we also hear reasons for hope. i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. russia's prominent opposition leader alexei navalny is back in prison after being rushed to the hospital. his attorney suspects a chemical agent was used to poison her client, but that has not been confirmed. he is one of vladimir putin's harshest critics. he is serving a prison sentence for leading an author -- unauthorized protest. >> he is on his way back to prison. one e of russia's most prominent opposition figures, he was rushed to hospital after taking ill in his detention cell. clinic doctors say he had a severe allergic reaction. his personal doctor not convin

now let's talk to one day about that our financial correspondent in frankfurt what's changed in these countries to incur the wrath of the e.u. . well ben as you rightly put these can raise do not hold the credit agencies to the same standard that the u.s. does and now this is according to a system which is called the equivalent system which is basically an agreement between these countries that allow financial companies from the 3rd to work a non rather non evil financial company to work in the operate in the e.u. and vice versa the you financial companies are allowed to operate in the 3rd country but now these countries need to be these companies are operating in the unit to be governed by the same standards in the home country as they come as companies similar companies are governed in the e.u. so that you feel that these companies were not being governed now they are 30 countries which are actually following this system they are using it and they are also 40 of us that are affected so basically this is just created rating agencies for now with this decision so the big business as u

is based contribution what are you hearing there in frankfurt would she be a good choice. she would definitely had to have the right credentials gary hart with her background as a french finance minister who never gated her country through the financial crisis and of course with her background of being v i m f managing director and chairwoman in terms of her monetary policy positions her likely positions i have to say there is a bit of a negative bias here in germany's financial world at least in parts of it and also in other hard currency euro countries you know countries that stand for a tradition of a not so generous accommodative creative monetary policy why that negative bias well simply because madame lagarde is from france and as i am f. chief she often had to stand for compromises that hardliners found really difficult to accept for example in the greek debt crisis so monetary policy hawks friends of a more conservative hardline approach to monetary policy many of them here in germany would have a preferred to see the chief of our national reserve bank the bundesba

let's bring in our toss funday our financial correspondent in frankfurt to talk about by a bracing itself now by is always argued the other would be a good long term bad is it just going to be a case of riding out the storm. well ben in dag is by i would be hoping that this job losses by sooner rather than and later $18400.00 legal cases potentially billions of dollars in penalties i mean this is insane crazy it's about time somebody from buying management comes out and says look we've made a mistake we underestimated the cost of buying $1.00 son 2 billions of dollars have all of you mean why dollars of. vibe out of this company and it is now valued at less than what it paid for monsanto that is $66000000000.00 ok that's going to hurt but let me bring you back to the long term effects you could could this takeover does it have the potential to actually destroy a buyer eventually. well i wouldn't go that far because believe it or not by a still has it owned up which is still the most popular killer in the world it is investing $5000000000.00 to come up with an alternative that the pharmace

coming up germany is in shock after and 8 year old boy is pushed in front of a high speed train at frankfurt station apparently for no reason and we have the latest on the investigation and plots a rat and road infested mess that is what president trump calls the city of baltimore at the weekend outbreak in many of its residents we sent our reporter there to find out what it's really like. the at. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the united nations is using today's to draw attention to human trafficking it is a worldwide problem with more than 40000000 people thought to be tracked in some form some form of slavery now almost half of the trafficking victims are women men account for about one 5th more than a quarter are girls and just 7 percent of them are boys. now more countries are reported trafficking up from $26.00 in 2009 to 65 last year so higher reporting their trafficking is just one aspect of modern slavery make them is often indoor forced labor in terrible conditions. a steady job with a good salary and a lucrative bonus that's the promise that tempts many indonesian men to l

bit more about that from our financial market correspondent daniel corp we're standing by for us in frankfurt now danielle i read up a little bit on this and i heard that n 26 co-founder and c.e.o. called the bank's launch in the united states a major milestone is it fact. well how they want to know what i can tell you that the rise of and 26 is indeed for many here in the financial world are quite fascinating and they're completely digital they don't have a local bank branches and you can control everything with your smartphone i just went to their website little bit earlier they promise that you can open an account within 8 minutes and investors do believe that and 26 has even more potential to grow just in the united states more than 100000 people are on a waiting list and want to join in brazil should be also a very interesting market for them as well but 26 needs to be careful in the past many have complained about their very bad customer support because in many cases you cannot even talk to an agent over the phone everything is done through a messaging app and customers will waiting for

investors warry that the financial risk for the company is still extremely high of traders here in frankfurt have been warning from the beginning and have been very skeptical already by the time the merger was the most hated company in the world i guess we can call monsanto like that was announced they all believed already in the past that this could bring buyer at the end lots of problems and it seems they were right all right so just a tiny glimmer of hope a silver lining on the horizon therefore by may be danielle call the other friends with stock exchange will catch up with you later again thanks for now. a while the rest of the e.u. debates the right way forward when it comes to going green the french island off sound off the coast of brittany already pretty much relies on renewable energy and now it wants to go a step further and become completely self-sufficient with the use of more green electricity. to run 15 kilometers off of france's atlantic coast suits. every day the tracks around 3000 tourists and boast the largest seen school in europe. the island already generate some of its

now let's talk to ashutosh monday about that our financial correspondent in frankfurt what's changed in these countries to incur the wrath of the e.u. . well ben as you rightly put these can raise do not hold their created agencies to the same standard that you does and now this is according to a system which is called the equivalent system which is basically an agreement between these countries that allow financial companies from the 3rd come to work a non rather non evil financial company to work in the operate in the e.u. and vice versa the you financially companies are allowed to operate in the 3rd country but now these countries need to be these companies are operating in the uni to be governed by the same standards in the home country as they come as companies similar companies are governed in the e.u. so that you feel that these companies were not being governed now they are 30 countries which are actually following this system they are using it and they are also 40 of us there are 30 so basically this is just created rating agencies for now with this decision so the it's big

several platforms at frankfurt central station have been closed. while the 40 year old mother was able to get off the track her son was fatally hit by an incoming high speed train. to secure the main suspect a 40 year old man fled the scene and some eyewitnesses reported this to us we were able to track him down with the help of civilians and he was detained near the station he's currently being questions about the incident and his motives at the moment i can't say why you might have done it gets you a lot of good time happening relate a kind of for a while a clear motive hasn't been established police and prosecution are working on an early theory beginning right now we believe the 2 parties did not know each other that there was no relationship between the victims and the perpetrator so we're still unsure about a possible motive as well as questioning the suspect the police are working with eyewitnesses to gather more information the mother is being treated in hospital. on are joined by our correspondent kate brady who is following that story afo

biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from. this is g.w. news live from berlin tonight the russian opposition leader alexina of all they discharged from the hospital but what made him sick is doctors says that he was poisoned but we don't know with what paul he is now back in prison is he out of danger we'll ask someone who works with that also coming up tonight a horrific scene an 8 year old boy pushed on to train tracks struck and killed by a train at frankfurt's main station a suspect has been questions.

that's we're going right now observes the delaney is standing by in frankfurt at chelsea diamond have been working together on joint ventures in china for years what is the chinese company hoping to get from this investment now. well being is saying you know we're really hoping to strengthen our alliance with time warner we would like to align ourselves more closely with management what analysts are saying is that the reason this could be happening now is because last year china sort of reduced some restrictions that it had on foreign ownership. of joint ventures for multinationals so historically the only way that you could set up a company in china if you were a foreign company was to partner with a local company so this is how it got all of these joint ventures and china and now they have the opportunity to raise their stakes to take on a majority interest and some of the some of their ventures there and so that's sort of poses a problem for for these relationships because these are really important for the local companies so it's sort of what analysts are seeing this is you know a

is based on a doozy what are you hearing there in frankfurt would she be a good choice. she would definitely had to have the right credentials gary hart with her background as a french finance minister who never gaited her country through the financial crisis and of course with her background of being v i m f managing director and chairwoman in terms of her monetary policy positions her likely positions i have to say there is a bit of a negative bias here in germany's financial world at least in parts of it and also in other hard currency euro countries you know countries that stand for a tradition of a not so generous accommodative creative monetary policy why that negative bias well simply because madame lagarde is from france and as i am f. chief she often had to stand for compromises that hardliners found really difficult to accept for example in the greek debt crisis so monetary policy hawks friends of a more conservative hardline approach to monetary policy many of them here in germany would have a preferred to see the chief of our national reserve bank the bundesb

people in frankfurt are appalled. at all i'm so sorry for the woman the child the bystanders and of course the driver of the train have they not i i have 3 children myself and the 1st thing i thought was how my daughter is the same age my feeling is indescribable i just can't understand how somebody could do something like this at the same time besides questioning the suspect police are working with eyewitnesses together more information the mother is being treated in a hospital. let's get more on this tragic story you know i want to take you to our correspondent who is tracking the very latest kate of what more have you learned well so far we know that the suspect is still being questioned and all thor it is a trying to get to the bottom of his motive for pushing that 40 year old woman and her 8 year old son onto the tracks as well as a 3rd person who has managed who managed actually to move out of the way before they were also pushed on to the tracks and what we now also know that the german interior minister. actua

also coming up germany in shock after an 8 year old boy is pushed in front of a high speed train at frankfurt station apparently for no reason we have the latest on the investigation and more chaos in hong kong as anti-government protesters disrupt train services demonstrators blocked doors causing massive delays for commuters it's the latest move in their campaign to force the government to respond to their demands for more democracy. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the united nations is using today to draw attention to human trafficking it's a worldwide problem with more than 40000000 people. thought to be trapped in some form of slavery almost half of trafficking victims are women men account for about one 5th now nearly a quarter are girls whereas just 7 percent are boys more countries are reporting trafficking up from 26 in 2009 to 65 last year. now trafficking is just one aspect of modern slavery victims often endure forced labor in terrible conditions. a steady job with a good salary and a lucrative bonus that's the promise that tempts many indonesian men to leave their homes an

also coming up germany is in shock after an 8 year old boy is pushed in front of a high speed train at frankfurt station apparently for no reason we have the latest on the investigation that more chaos in hong kong is antigovernment protesters disrupt the train service and demonstrators blocked the doors causing massive delays for commuters it's the latest move in their campaign to force the government to respond to their demands for democracy. plus a brad and wrote it infested mess a place where no human would want to lead and that is what president trump said of the city of baltimore over the weekend outraging many of residents and prompting accusations of racism we sent our reporter to find out what it's really like. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the united nations is using today to do. attention to human trafficking it is a worldwide problem with more than 40000000 people thought to be tracked in some form of slavery almost half of trafficking victims are women men account for about one 5th now more than a quarter are girls and just 7 percent of them are boys more countries are repo

coming up germany in shock after an 8 year old boy is pushed in front of a high speed train at pret frankfurt station apparently for no reason we have the latest on the investigation. plus a raft rodent infested mess that's what president trump called the city of baltimore at the weekend to help raising many of its residents we send a reporter to find out what it's really like. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us and you government protesters in hong kong are refusing to back down this morning hundreds of demonstrators disrupted train services by blocking the doors of commuter trains it's part of their campaign to increase pressure on the government to give in to their demands for more autonomy from mainland china. they. rush hour and one of the world's most densely populated cities in the subway system commuter chaos. activists have blocked the train doors. calling for democratic reforms and independence from beijing's rule the protestors hit where it hurts the daily grind of hong kong's economy. the top of beating at times on this 8 hour off my things my work at heating to wake us

from frankfurt, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." guy: clearly deutsche bank a big factor in what we've been watching today. focus is what is happening with deutsche bank. that continues to be the story. initially popping up this morning. it is finishing towards the bottom end of the daily range, trading down by 5.31% at this point. the stock really getting knocked as we approach the afternoon. a big movement to the downside. the market voting, and it is not a vote of confidence. the greek 10 year one to focus on. the new democracy party winning the election over the weekend. on,ie: as we heard earlier that may not be so easy. the s&p 500 down 0.5%. chip stocks playing a part, which has the nasdaq down even more than that. 10 year yield bouncing up a basis point 02. 2.01 earlier. apple got a downgrade at , now with sell ratings at five analysts. lira moving since resident erdogan this mist the turkish central bank governor. guy: we are going to talk about that later on. let's talk no

corrupts and badly mishandled and remembering the boy who died when he was pushed under a train in frankfurt germany authorities say the man suspected of the crime will be examined for mental health problems. thank you so much for your company everyone the u.s. has formally called on germany france and britain to help provide security for shipping in the strait of hormuz while the strait is a strategic route for about a 5th of the world's oil of relations we do you know tehran and the west have deteriorated after the u.s. last year cooled out of a landmark deal designed to limit iran's nuclear program well a sri since series of tit for tat tang. her seizures has ramped up but tensions right there you see behind me in the strait of hormuz germy says that it favors a multinational approach to protecting shipping we've got lots to unpack for you let's get you the perspective from germany and the view from washington and for that of course we've got team coverage for you to help contextualize this u.s. request i've got to chief political editor mikhail equipment here with me on the set and we're

the suspect traveled from basle to frankfurt. after a series of violent offenses in recent weeks german interior minister horst as a whole for once more surveillance at train stations. is that the call for more police officers still does not mean there will be complete security. we urgently need increased police presence and i've been saying this since i took office 3 and a mere police presence. but 1st people in germany and the mourners here in frankfurt are waiting for an answer what motivated the perpetrator to commit such a horrific crime. people in the russian capital moscow have been protesting against plans to build a new. road near the site of a nuclear waste dump it's already say the construction work poses no risk to the local community but residents say they do not believe the government has their best interests at heart and they are determined to stop the project to w.'s emily sure when reports. get. there if you think that dangerous levels of radiation that's what nuclear physicist andrea he's radiation counter tells