be our guest at frankfurt airport city. this is d.w. news now i go from bad to a flamboyant for much younger guys or goes on trial on charges of obstructing justice or just starting was investigated a probe into russian meddling 802016 u.s. election the self-proclaimed dirty tricks stuff claims the case against him is politically motivated also coming up bringing back bad memories 30 years off before one of them.

frankfurt took full advantage of having a man moore and phillip cost it gave the hosts the lead on 25 minutes some strike from the serbian. the eagles kept up the pressure and less than 10 minutes later it was 2 nil djibril so with his 1st goal of the campaign. champions byron could not get in the game until red hot striker robert leavened off skeet cut the deficit the pole has netted an incredible 14 league goals already. but frankfurt came out for the 2nd half with renewed vigor and it was 31 through to have it out by in captain manuel neuer again with no chance and just after the hour mark martin hinted a increased frankfurt's lead with a header. gonzalo the end surrounded out the 51 win in the 85th minute some fine work from andre silva laying it on a stunning victory for the home side as byron suffered their worst league loss in 10 years after such a heavy defeat by his former side is now under increasing pressure. yeah tell us about this pressure yeah i mean what's counting against him is that this president is a big fan of new. mexico but he's stepping down in just a few weeks

all right over to our financial correspondent only bots in frankfurt only how big a deal is black friday here in germany it's become a very big deal monica contrast to earlier i can remember one talked about this 3 to 4 years ago lots of people in germany hadn't heard about it yet and you didn't see nearly the interest you see now but this morning it was raining actually in frankfurt and even before 7 o'clock i found some people not a lot but some people lining up in front of a store that was due to open early at 7 waiting to get big discounts for the early comers and now going through the city just a little while ago we saw lots of people with shopping bags and all the windows are plastered with the signs it's big deal for retail we just heard in the report over 3000000000 euros and income expected from this retailers can't go without it but it's an asymmetrical affair more and more business moving to online not good for the types of store you see here and the picture behind me to leave us in frankfurt thank you so much. and france shoppers are also looking for bargains today but many o

season but recent weeks have seen inconsistent results and discord within the team after the frankfurt debacle. this is what has happened is not a fluke if you saw the cup i mean ball from last week and with what has happened isn't really a big surprise to me it's from the reasonable arsenal lawsuit but it can't just be blamed on getting a red card early in the guy. you want to consummate nothing worked out. so now we are in a situation which we have to confront and that's what we were going through as i was another we will have to analyze things and talk about it but of course we have to change something i'm even covets himself saw the need for improvement before learning of his sacking. videos of mindless we shouldn't be losing $51.00 what we have to grasp is that sure was a man less is going to be more difficult to win this is over something like that should never happen. now those same worries will be inherited by kovacs his successor in the hot seat at. her back now of course with the limited talking from good of the sports so coaches out whose it was all their several names makin

after frankfurt headed byron a 51 beat down ok ed fired good timing well it's never a good time to fire your coach midway through a season the time to get it done is before the season begins and obviously they've had to take drastic action at this stage now i'm not really surprised i mean he knows the expectations on his shoulders this isn't anymore the team he used to coach he's in the big leagues now and there are certain expectations that come with that and they haven't even one half of their bonus they can get the season 10 games they've they've they've not won 5 of them ok and poor results include a draw against but they lost a hoffenheim now this is not by a new next level of course there have been some extenuating circumstances is entire defense seems to be to go injured or lost its mind. lucas hernandez out boateng picking up red cards but this 500 feet to frankfurt really is the straw that broke the camel's back now we're going to we're going to hear from 2 people right now one is nico coach the man of the moment he spoke after the game about how disappointed he is and then we'

look at she never he runs a cafe in frankfurt. a compost truck that was the answer to all his problems because the cafe isn't connected to the sewage system he's been renting a toilet for 18 months. we once saw one at a festival in downtown frankfurt and thought that could be really useful under certain conditions interesting approach to waste management it's great and people seem to like it and. what they retrieved from the various rental toilets and up in a big container on the company premises which is taking to the composting plant every 2 weeks 17 says this system makes much more sense than flush toilets. the problem with flush toilets is that they use water to transport the waste that's a very bad idea the water becomes permanently polluted and the treatment plants can't fully purify it again that's why the. novato still operates on a small scale compost toilets and other water free alternatives don't get work in dense urban settings 17 thanks and that's very unfortunate. well morning medical hormones and drug residues end u

frankfurt now in front after the hour mark. despite having 30 minutes‘ time ticked away, arsenal cannot find an equaliser. for some defeat of the season and a defeat that may mean his time and charge has run out. he has been strongly linked with replacing him but he is flying high with wolves both in the primary league and and europe. —— premier league and in europe. —— premier league and in europe. an advantage that lasted seven minutes with the ninth goal in the europa league this season. the turned provider, print comic timing hasn't ran to perfection. putting most fervently and control but they have not lost any of the last 11 european matches and the sin showed theirfight. european matches and the sin showed their fight. getting help european matches and the sin showed theirfight. getting help and i hope he was rewarded ten minutes from time and the captain leading from the front. six goals, points shared and both sides into the last 32 but is it done for the wolves and the manager? we will wait and see. the manc

mean just to do any of their reporting from frankfurt all right we're talking about some of the other stories making news around the world and i've been on the banks have rio grande for the 1st time in 2 weeks following a wave of protests that forced the government to resign and most banks are operating normally but artists are storm to have quarters of one back chanting anti capitalist slogans. a court to barcelona has found 5. guilty of gang raping a 14 year old girl not guilty rather of sexual assault equivalent to rape under spanish law while the court convicted the men instead of a lesser charge of sexual abuse on the grounds that the victim was under the influence of drugs and alcohol. nearly 200000 residents of sonoma county in california have been allowed to return home their houses spared by wildfires that continue to burn in other areas while the fire service says it's making headway against the blazes as winds dropped the fires destroyed at least $140.00 homes in sonoma county. the men's road the world cup final takes place on saturday with south africa facing england in yo

his 1st season but recent weeks have seen inconsistent results and discord within the team after the frankfurt debacle. this is what has happened is not a fluke if you saw the cup game in bochum last week and what has happened isn't really a big surprise to me it's going to reasonable rational but it can't just be blamed on getting a red card early in the guy just hits the water card to nothing worked out. so now we are in a situation which we have to confront a woman joins us on the other we will have to analyze things and talk about it but of course we have to change something on even covets himself saw the need for improvement before learning of his sacking. ultimate i'm on video there was a man last we shouldn't be losing $51.00 but we have to grasp is that sure it was a man less it's going to be more difficult so when. something like that should never happen. now those same worries will be inherited by coaches successor in the hot seat at byron. loose hamilton has won his 6 formula 11 title after finishing 2nd in the us gold tree the most cities driver is not just one title away from mich

frankfurt level. his second wasn't far behind, frankfurt now in frontjust his second wasn't far behind, frankfurt now in front just after the hour mark. and despite having 30 minutes to away, arsenal couldn't find an equaliser. the first home defeat of the season and a defeat that might mean emery‘s timing has also run out. you know a spirit oh centre has been strongly linked with replacing emery, but he's flying high with wills both in the premier league and europe. they were quickly brought down to earth in portugal. the advantage lasted just seven minutes, the ninth goal in the europa league this season. and the mexican then turned provider, matt dougherty on his road to perfection. the celebrations had barely come to an and when wills were put firmly in control. but braga haven't lost any of their 11 last european matches and they soon showed their fight. hope rewarded ten minutes from time, captain van sergio leading from the front. six goals, both sides into the last 32. is itjob done though f

can climate conscious art be made more climate friendly in frankfurt the exhibition trees of life stories for a damaged planet looks at some new ideas. artist at one of us has created a work that uses almost no resources he founded an organization that buys the land and turns it over to mother nature the idea is to help regenerate insect populations which some studies show have dropped by 80 percent over the last decades anyone can donate and participate. mention hits a woman to creating nonhuman zones is a radical demand or utopian to me because the idea of taking a piece of land away from humans and human productivity is not especially popular is it was was finished this on the for. this project digs even deeper turning the micro macro a full room projection immerses visitors in the microbial life contained in a single drop of water showing us that we humans are just part of an incredibly complex ecosystem. all the cost all the great power of art is its ability to create deeper understanding sometimes that happens on a visual level sometimes through sounds that trigger something in us s

i'm anna edwards alongside matt miller, who is in frankfurt. matt: the markets say there is more to life than just the data. the industrial slump deepens. european futures are pointing to the upside, the cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. matt: china and the u.s. -- anna: china and the u.s. agreed to lift tariffs in phases as the deal makes forward progress, but it may not get signed until december. the bank of england could cut growth and inflation estimates parties the u.k. major suffer high-level resignations. commerzbank cuts its outlook. good morning, matt. we need to talk about these latest headlines coming through on trade. they certainly move the market narrative. matt: they really are moving the market. futures were little changed just about 30 minutes ago when these headlines came across. they jumped more than 0.5%. take a look at equity index futures. you are going to see big gains wherever you are trading. futuresfrench, london, are all higher. if you look at u.s. futures, you are going to see a very positive picture. after th

only once in frankfurt thank you. dutch utility and echo is to be acquired by a consortium comprising japan's mitsubishi corporation and electric power the deal is valued at full 1000000000 euros and acoa is owned by $44.00 municipalities in the netherlands and is one of the country's largest energy companies and it goes specializes in renewable energy and has about $6000000.00 customers the netherlands belgium and germany. and also some of the other global business stories making headlines today german comicality plans to slash 9 and a half 1000 jobs in germany in the next 5 years it's part of a massive restructuring plan to save billions over the coming decade the job cuts are to be achieved through an early retirements he. said it would continue to hire in areas such as electrical billet and digitization. german economists are expecting a strong holiday season and its monthly consumer climate index german market research group j.f.k. is predicting an increase in consumer confidence of just over one percent for dece

according to the table freiburg got also a top team 5th place to start the weekend they welcome to frankfurt another side in the top fat and thanks to a 77 minute news pietersen goal their main in the top team conversation it was peterson 6th goal of the season but the most exciting and confounding scene occurred off the books in stoppage time frankfurt started after him lost control and knocked down friday coach chris james trash the ref gave him a straight red despite the final minute fastest frighted took the 3 points and climbed to 4th. they were cruising mambo spoiled wild way up top early in the season now they fall into the middle of. pack both sides have their eyes on moving back up the lot. the opening salvo came from laver who's an after 25 minutes carrying better off the 2nd of the season gave labor person a well and bleeds for. both spoke battles for every ball but could be for the next and labor peace and finish things off in the last minute. put the game away securing 3 coveted points for the away sorry post both taste defeat for the 2nd time in the leak while leyva queues and

our financial correspondent in frankfurt charles the delaney told us what the european central bank's new boss should expect from the job. really going to going to try to. sort of common ground and the governing council. in how things. work that you would like to do a comprehensive review of the. i think looking at the negative and. an economy and. i think she's also going to continue on the. margins are going really start trying to get countries like germany. to do more in terms of there's been a lot of. countries there aren't spending as much as they can but i think that's where the markets are really looking her her diplomatic and our political. help her do something that markets are he really was able to do and. charles de laney reporting from frankfurt there now it all started with a protest over rising subway fare now chile is in the grip of violent demonstrations about the entire economic system the grievances include the rising cost of higher education health care transportation as well as the small pensions of retirees the protests forced the cancellation of 2 major internati

for more let's bring in our financial correspondent conrad who isn't in frankfurt frankfurt of course is home base and conrad the company has gone through many disputes with labor unions in recent years and one had the impression that these arguments had calmed down somewhat where is this escalation coming from now. you know chris there's a competition going on between the unions within the company the cabin staff alone have at least 3 union different unions that want to gain membership more membership and want to increase their member base that are competing against those members they all want to strike deals with the last times our management in collective bargaining agreements and this one stuff union in particular you mention it ufo is its name which in the past has been particularly uncompromising but it also has to be said those long disputes. had with the unions for so many years have left a lot of bruises to both sides really need to learn how to respect each other again now conrad what impact could a protracted dispute in this case have all moved on them. well of course in te

bring to your reporting from frankfurt. now it all started with a protest over rising subway fare now chile is in the grip of violent demonstrations about the entire economic system the grievances include the rising cost of higher education health care transportation as well as the small pensions of retirees the protests forced the cancellation of 2 major international meetings among them the un climate summit and they're beginning to impact local businesses. street vendor jose today based at ports the demonstrations demand for greater economic equality. but the ongoing unrest has taken a toll on his business the new myself so fallen sharply people are afraid and walk right past me due to the protests they have to get home early because in the evening there is chaos. there but for the past 2 weeks have seen widespread unrest and loosing santiago's metro system has some pretty rank 380000000 dollars in damage an association of major supermarkets put its members losses of more than a $1000000000.00 many shop for clothes food

president off national correspondent susan is in frankfurt let's talk about this. how much of a negative impact do statements like this the one we've just heard actually have on the financial markets. well there still is a short term impact of the markets but the markets also have sort of got used to this kind of rhetoric and i also have to say there seems to be a bit of a pattern also that the administration doesn't always live up to the harsh president of the to the house rhetoric of the president remember last week decision in the united states was jew on import tariffs on cars the white house had a deadline within which it should have decided but nothing really happened what's also becoming clear is that you know with an election year in the united states next year and also with washington being so busy and preoccupied with impeachment inquiry against the president the administration in washington seems to be very eager not to poached too much of a break on economic growth that also is something that many people of many markets of this world are hoping for than

our financial correspondent chelsea delaney joins us now from frankfurt chelsea narrowly avoiding recession may be good news but does it actually inspire confidence. it's certainly early if definitely after all of the worry there's been about a recession but it's also an extremely low bar to be clearing here and i don't think it changes the the longer term narrative for germany which is very constrained growth expectations the german economy is really been hurt by these trade changes through china and we continue to see weak growth in the manufacturing sector but there are some bright spots including consumer spending remains strong construction activity is strong so there is hope that the economy has at least bottomed out but even even if that's the case the growth expectations are basically for stagnation going forward and there are a lot of downside risks including from these trade tensions which china and changes for the for the auto sector with. growth with the transition to electric vehicles so there's it's still not really looking great for the german economy the german economy is no

europe's bankers come together and frankfurter with christine legarde now in charge of your pointers being monitored policy she is expected to make an appeal for unity to get more from our course also coming up it is the worst drought in decades how farmers are trust southern parts of africa are fighting just to keep their livestock alive and plastic waste in ocean waters usually it rings all the alarm bells with environmentalists not this floating device that will take you to rubbish island. i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program all eyes are on the european banking congress in frankfurt today the continent's financial policymakers come together to find out what the new european central bank chief has in store for senior guard is expected to make an appeal for unity following the strong disagreements over policy under her predecessor but she's not expected to announce any changes to the 0 interest rate policy of the european central bank for no isa b. has kept its key interest rate at the record low of 0.0 per cent for more than 3 years. financial correspondent on advice is covering

for more let's bring in our financial correspondent conrad who is in frankfurt conrad a heated debate in london there what are cool headed financial people expecting with regards to the u.k. election. well the labor leader is talking about the nationalisation of for example energy companies the postal service and wail away services and even though there seems to be some merit to this idea since the privatization hasn't really increased the quality for consumers your average investor if you talk to that to him or her they don't really like the idea of nationalisation. majority of financial people would favor the conservatives to win the u.k. election it would probably mean some sort of rebound for the pound sterling as well the british currency really has worked as a very reliable breasted barometer in recent years it has indicated the uncertainty that investors feel towards the bridge economy and conrad any sectors in particular that investors are taking an interest in right now. what with the rebound of the pound sterling domestic companies should get a device advantage you know impo

been another shaky year for the germany team but the match in frankfurt gives them a chance to go into the new decade on a high note. a crowd trouble has marred the end of a football match in which saw one team of players taken from the stadium. for their own protection. so officials and their fans ran onto the pitch throwing footballs and punches that the referee after the match right place where they had to quickly intervene local media report that the players cup competition had to be evacuated in a police force. when it comes to dog sledding most people think of snow covered scenes in the frozen arctic but last weekend the world of competitive just sled dog racing came to the united kingdom hounds and their owners had to brave rough conditions as they battle that it was all worth it for a trait of winning a world tough. if you thought dog sledding only took place on snow and ice you've been barking up the wrong tree the annual dryland world championships at the weekend salt teams from around the globe descend on the cross and mud of sussex in england the sleds a fitted with wheels

glowing economic time for germany shows utility for us with the you know this is from frankfurt thank you. now to some of the other business stories making news the world's wealthiest were a little less rich last year billionaires wealth fell by $388000000000.00 globally 8 and a half trillion dollars were before by u.b.s. and people you say it was a shop decline in china the 2nd biggest home from billionaires to the united states . of tons a cabin crew is striking for a 2nd day of a payday most of the airlines flights from germany have been canceled for friday kerry says there could be knock on effects for flights on saturday. well it was one night that changed europe the fall of the berlin wall 30 years ago it changed a lot for private business owners too who want widely accepted in east germany what they stood for went against communist party philosophy in our next report we made you know how to do tech who experienced all the ups and downs before and after the wall came crumbling down. this lady has been spinning in the dudek machine building factory for 30 years the company is loc

and consumption is another area artists are eyeing more critically the exhibition trees of life in frankfurt shows some of their positions and proves artists can do more to raise awareness for fragile planet. now the small weston german town of half ford is one of the most spectacular contemporary art museums in europe designed by the world renowned dock insect frank gehry its unique exterior is also reflected in signed by the very unique and different types of exhibitions they stage that currently as one cold in the spotlights of the night life in the gloom the premise that since the invention of electricity we perhaps don't have enough darkness. the night has many faces dream figures that haunt our sleep. night owls at work and at play. in the dark has held a fascination for many artists around 100 works related to the theme are on display at a matter how far museum for art. is also get of the exhibition is really about how light especially electric light has changed to the night back in the 19th century many cities had a curfew at night fall people withdrew into their private sphere then

biala guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from. this is you know we news live from berlin on the docket the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine testifies on day 2 of the public hearing of president donald trump's impeachment we're on capitol hill also coming up no let up then it suffers renewed flooding after another high tide adding to that threat to the city's unique cultural landmarks that made up.

acquisition of kylie cosmetics by coty by the family that has the potential to change this color business frankfurt thank you. i'm staying with all things beauty a los angeles nail studio known for catering to a list celebrities is looking to add a new way to relax during pedicures and other services and they're using virtual reality technology to do it. what could make a luxury manicure or pet a care even more relaxing forget about hunching over a table under a spotlight and journey to a remote beach in the tropics or an icelandic waterfall. or even a peaceful forest. that's one of the new offerings from a los angeles nail studio bella cures where customers can sit back decompress and enjoy the virtual reality technology. american spent nearly 8 and a half $1000000000.00 on mail services last year and that could be just the beginning the manicure pedicure industry in the last few years has blown up in a huge way now the leaders in the industry are the ones who are thinking outside the box they're the ones who are making the manny pedi not just a physical experience and a great result but they're t

let's get the markets view on this with conrad booze and frankfurt conrad one of the people why you are making of the timing at which these protests mean the iranian economy has already been strangled. but absolutely the government in tehran must be in a very desperate state to announce such an unpopular thing so shortly before important elections and. of course the economic situation in the country is really bad given that the sanctions by the united states against iran have more or less made it impossible to open the country up also businesses from countries like germany which do not have sanctions against iran in place very very reluctant to make contact with iran because they are afraid to get into trouble with the americans and cannot what sort of impact are these protests likely to have on iran and its economy. it's you know a very negative impact of cora's if we take into consideration that the government in tehran has switched off the internet one really has to question what kind of understanding the mullahs have about what an economy really needs to work things like trust thing

biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. this is due down to news coming to you live from above and jimmy johns i'm going to trade in secure. in india both sides agreed to boost industrial cooperation and find wide ranging agreements to deepen strategic concerns we get the latest from delhi also coming up. turkey and russia have joined launching joint patrols in north east in syria the operation as part of the dream struck by moscow an uncorrupted for scottish fighters out of the turkish border so.

thursday europa league defeat to eintracht frankfurt means that they haven't won a match in 7 attempts, their worse run for 27 yea rs. emery released a short statement on the arsenal website this evening thanking the fans. "it has been a year and a half full of emotions, of great moments and some other more bitter ones, but not a single day has gone by without me stopping to think about how lucky i have been to work for this club with these players. they have always honoured the shirt. they deserve your support. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. maybe unai emery had in impossible job here. it would've been tough for anybody to follow our sin of anger. he got 22 years, and marie got 22 months. to really get his message gci’oss months. to really get his message across to the fans he struggled, was not getting his message across to the players by the end. the defeat to frankfurt in the europa league was played out in front of thousands and thousands of empty seats. what today did arsenal fans make against their decision to sack him? and who they want full time as a replacement?

let's go over to frankfurt now and our financial correspondent conrad booze and contra it seems like a pattern here that the trump administration comes out with the strong rhetoric but gradually really follows up on that is that something that people on the markets and businesses have grown accustomed to somewhat yes christophe remember this decision about tariffs on imported cars in the united states the white house was expected to decide about this last week but nothing happened all we've been getting is reports from unnamed sources that the german car industry the lobbyists have lobbied hard at the white house against those tariffs and obviously to some success what's also being talked about on the trading floors is that with the united states heading into an election year and washington becoming very very busy with this impeachment inquiry against the president the trump administration seems to be even more eager than before not to put the brakes on the economy this is something that many people on the markets are also putting a lot of hope on and this is a reason why we've seen

then maybe you'll see in frankfurt and paris. this is is "bloomberg." matt: we are a minute away from cash trading in europe and in the u.k. let's take a lack at the markets. for that we go to emory. emory? emory:ation markets relatively quiet. up only 1 of a%. mark cudmore was talk about that earlier. they are supposed to be down for row. nd week in a we have p.m.i.'s this morning. how was the german manufacturing sector holding up. the pound trading 129.15. talking about the extra land pack. and of course, the labor party s unveiling the man testo. -- fan fest toe. we have seen a bit of a risk off for the entire week and its entirey. let's take a look at how european equities have opened up this morning. we have trade being the main drivers. >> robert light houser given us this invitation to go to beijing. what happens with the hong kong bill? president trump signs that into law. complications i imagine. equity futures. back.l as spain's i you know stocks. it will be interesting to get these p.m.i.'s. we're going to get the first time as well, matt. h

two gertie, frankfurt appeared mortally wounded. a shopping contrast to the vibrant city with its medieval center she had visited in 1936. her escort drove her to what appeared to be the only intact building are several blocks and gertie was immediately alarmed when she saw guard from the sd, the intelligence service of the ss on the nazi party. the offices had no electricity and gertie was brought to a third story room lit by an oil lamp where she was given a glass of wine and some potato salad. gertie's day was brief and toured 11 pm or escorts took her to the frankfurt train station, its arched halls of iron and glass reduced to shells, the station teeming with soldiers and many seemed sick or lame as they haul their equipment onto trains. gertie buttoned her on marked raincoat to her chin to cover her american uniform. her caution was warranted, other pows have encountered angry mobs being transported and as the bombing of germany cities intensified, there were reports of single civilians assaulting and in some cases telling pri

coach walk in lives scored into tight northern ireland in frankfurt germany have already qualified for the tournament but can cement 1st place in the group with a win. yogi live still has a few tricks up his sleeve in the remaining euro 2020 qualifier germany have already secured their place at next summer's tournament so live wants to shake things up against northern ireland and that i know undiminished planning some changes because i want to see certain players in action again this year and give them a chance and show my faith in them and give them the spice they may be neat. enough light i'll come up in new ticked goalkeeper mark andre test a game is among the players expected to start he's been vocal about wanting more playing time for the national team ahead of captain manuel neuer for live all that matters is that the team finishes top of the group questions achievable let's not go we want to win the next game against northern ireland we want to end up ahead of holland that would be nice it needs to be our goal but we can also use the game to develop and give certain players a ch

our financial correspondent at the frankfurt stock exchange here conrad losses are mounting up this intro up and there's more pain ahead looking at the hefty restructuring plan how's that going down with investors. well share price office and croup is down 10 percent because of course discerning reports is showing how desperate the company is for cash also another announcement made today that more job cuts might be happening in the future at his from coop more than the 6000 jobs or job cuts that the company had dissipated up until now that's not exactly stuff that investors are happy to hear but it sounds very vague it indicates that even the top executives of the company don't really know what to expect in the near future the general strategy of teeth and croup is something that most ad lists are. thinking is a good idea. is to become less of a conglomerate it should become simpler its product lines and services which also means for investors easier to understand alright then let's talk strategy here for years the elevator production to some group has not only be the cash cow for the com

frankfurt were losing the game 1—0 going into stoppage time when the incident happened. one of the frieberg subs was also sent off in the ensuing melee. abraham has since apologised to streich and said they've since cleared the air. losing one fed cup final is hard to take, losing two pretty galling. australia have now lost nine fed cup finals in a row. it's after france won their first title since 2003 on a dramatic final day in perth. austin halewood has the details. a moment to treasure. france, tennis‘ world champions for the first time ini6 tennis‘ world champions for the first time in 16 years. three years ago we failed on the last step of the thai, and today we just wanted to ta ke the thai, and today we just wanted to take this little revenge for ourselves. —— last step of the tie. it is just not describable, how we feel now. with the final tied at one rubber each heading into the last day, the trophy was there for the taking, and it was australia who came out firing, and putt with the opening set against kristina mladenovic. but the world number one didn

german bundesliga soccer now there were 2 juicy clashes on sunday fribourg frankfurt after some drama late in the match when a visiting player pushed over the freiburg coach in the early game got an important away win at. the. cost of their win over uk lexical madrid in midweek leave a cruise and we're back on industry good business with the trip to facebook and the visitors got their noses in front and the 25th minutes through cutting the hobby the wingers driving run was too much for the hosts and with time almost up the for cars and people going to bed the new car stinks it's a fire. to deal with going into the international break i had a good lead this week and the male told us we know coming back from the national team so we've lost each and every game after the national team break so we have to emphasize on that i. next up for them freiburg hold. the busiest man in freiburg school much against frankfurt was restaurant critics who overturned a penalty call with the help of the video assistant i'm and ejected just fernandez for a 2nd yellow card offense late as 1st half freiburg l

has collapsed so let's dig a little bit deeper now i'm joined by professor phillip someone from the frankfurt school blocked chain ascent good to have you with us now 1st of all the obvious question is china really the culprit in this. china is very important here because it's the largest market for who currency is they have to the largest number of currency owners and therefore actually whatever they have seen of the market thus created as we have seen and what's what's problem to china to change its tune 1st it was speaking out in favor of cryptocurrency is now it wants against them. 1st of all they have been against capital currencies because the felt that the market is turning hot with all the speculative speculation 2 years ago and now they feel that block chain as a technology will be key in the future and now the question is you know should they not dissenting to look to 2 currencies and b. and chain which they are trying to do variants for example europe and also the us is the acknowledged that in a group of currencies probably goes hand in hand so therefore 2 currencies are not beate