we have this port from the day's trading at the frankfurt stock exchange. >> weaker than expected japanese economy and also a rise in prices in the euro area soured the mood on the frankfurt floor on the beginning of this week. euro zone inflation went up by 1.7%, which has been the highest rate in two years, so the discussion started off that the ecb has got to do something. the european central bank will keep interest rates low just to keep the european economy running. on the other hand, the u.s. economy showed some signs of relief. the empire state index was better than expected. >> and that was a reporter at the frankfurt stock exchange. and let's take a look at some market indexes, and we stay in frankfurt, where the dax finished the session nearly unchanged. across the atlantic in the u.s., the dowindustrials still in negati tertory 10,302. the euro is trading at $1.20. the world trade organization said the european union broke trade laws by imposing limits on goods such as flat-panel displays and multi-function but computers. there was an information technology agreement, abolishin

and let's take a look at some market indexes, and we stay in frankfurt, where the dax finished the session nearly unchanged. across the atlantic in the u.s., the dow industrials still in negative territory, 10,302. the euro is trading at $1.20. the world trade organization said the european union broke trade laws by imposing limits on goods such as flat-panel displays and multi-function but computers. there was an information technology agreement, abolishing tariffs on high-tech goods among so the members. but the eu says that now are -- that some of these are now consumer goods as opposed to technology goods. four german energy providers of threaten to pull out of nuclear power generation in protest over a proposed tax. the four say that 2.4 per year wrote tax would make nuclear power production and profit will. -- 2.4 your attacks. -- eruo tax. >> they have threatened to shut down due to a proposed tax on fuel rods. they see in light of the new tax, producing nuclear energy would no longer be profitable. nuclear power makes up about 60% of their production, and it constitutes about one-q

than anticipated spoiled the party for traders also here in frankfurt. the? plunged into negative territory. at least on a weekly scale, the performance of the german market is not too bad. the dax gained 1.2%. it temporarily hit a two-year high. >> we can stay in frankfurt for a closer look at the closing numbers. the dax going into the weekend at 5069. in new york, the dow was just a few moments ago at 10,653 points. the euro trading at the value of $1.3297. spanish economich quarter, thanks int from theprevio qrt. saudi arabia afrfrid. messagban has been ft o lal s a shutdown maker whicwod t rch o wt useor ces t yr sisso eran hge sve thdr [untlibl oy rste oupsis opinarks ather e s e liros. > w >> welcome bk. today's in-depthor bas feeding week. of breast-feeding is so overwhelming the world gazaons urging mothers to others their infants for at least six months. now, less than half of all babies pediatricians say that figure is protection and emotional benefits of breast-feeding. itak for healthier babies and stronger families, can also save lives. >> more

than anticipated spoiled the party for traders also here in frankfurt. the? plunged into negative territory. at least on a weekly scale, the performance of the german market is not too bad. the dax gained 1.2%. it temporarily hit a two-year high. >> we can stay in frankfurt for a closer look at the closing numbers. the daxoing into the weekend at 5069. in new york, the dow was just a few moments ago at 10,653 points. the euro trading at the value of $1.3297. spanish economic growth accelerated in the second quarter, thanks in part to government stimulus programs. the central banks as gdp rose by 0.2% from the previous quarter. spain came out of the recession later than other eu members. there could be trouble ahead. the economy could contract again later this year as austerity measures kick in. spain has to contend with an unemployment rate of over 20%, the highest in the european union. blackberry services have reportedly been restored in saudi arabia after the hands that had stopped working for four hours this friday. a ban on the use of the device for send

our correspondent has more from the frankfurt exchange. >> it must have been disaointnt to the people at thelec, the begin of the buyback program did not result in them being one of the favorite shares, and frankfort was far from the top of the list. it was not the worst share either. the traders here do say that this program will ensure that the deutsche telekom does not sink too far anymore. but for their share price rises that would meet expectations of the people who have invested in a door to telecom will only come when a new strategy comes in with the prospects for better profits than the company is making right now. >> thank you. looking at several market indices in more detail, we stay in frankfurt were we see the blue-chip dax index closed the day down about 1% to 6286. the euro stoxx 50 leading your zone blue chips, closed down slightly. and we see new york, the dow jones industrials ended the session a short while ago, down about 0.5%. finally, the hero is trading from $1.3185. the recent slew of natural disasters has taken its toll on european insurers. the world's largest

not only here i frankfurt b all over europe. hsbc, europe's largest bank, beat expectations with its second quarter earnings report. also, mnp paribas k-stronger earnings than expected. both said they have much less bad loans to cope with, which means that the banks, of course, have one problem left. but also, the credit customers of these banks are doing much better. also, an industrial group from germany is selling industrial ga andeat analysts' expectations. the news pushed the share price up nearly 4%. >> in frankfurt where we can stay for a closer look at monday's closing figures, and the dax finishing the session at 6292, up by two of the herd -- the euro stoxx 50 up by almost 3%. in new york, investors were encouraged by solid corporate results including hsbc in europe. the dow jones closed a short time ago, up by about 2%. in currency markets, the euro trading at a volume of -- a value of $1.3171. one of the german government's leading economic advisers is calling for a large increase in domestic pay wages. the proposal

we will be back in frankfurt. staying there for a moment, we look at the numbers. the dax has fallen below the 6000 mark to 5935. the euro stoxx 50 is down even further at 2614. the same store across the land to. the dow jones is down at 10,040 points. and the euro is trading at $1.2672. things are not looking up for air berlin, germany's second biggest airline. they made a much bigger loss than expected last quarter, almost 57 million euros. a lot of that comes into the major disruptions caused by the volcanic ash, from iceland. but it was already down in the gums and the first quarter thanks to the unbearably cold and long winter in europe. glad i missed out on that one. a plunging population and a drop in the number of skilled employees means germany has to make changes. the chambers of industry and commerce calculates that europe's largest economy will need up to 6 million employable individuals in the next 20 years. in berlin, political and economic players have come together to discuss how to deal with that shortage. >> edward is a mexican engineer working fo

that is closing their in frankfurt. the stocks are lower at 2818. in new york, a mixed batch of weak economic data. the dow closed a short time ago at 10,336 points. the euro is trading at a value of a $1. wheat prices have risen to a 22- month high. there were fears of a meager harvest this year. extremely wet weather has damaged fields and in other parts of the world. >> they need just the right mix of sun and rain. the record heat wave has led to a drought decimating the crops. to make matters worse, while fires have scorched some farmland. canada is also a key wheat producer. severe weather has slashed the harvest by about a third. wheat prices are on the rise again. in july, the source -- prices rose 40%. food riots broke out in places like haiti as prices for wheat and related agricultural commodities soared through the roof. experts said the current price conditions will not reach 2008 levels were high demand and speculation on the markets and drove prices up of control. the current problem is tied to lower output. weather conditions may impr

. >> the company that owns and operates the frankfurt international airport plahas rad their full-year earnings outlook for the second time this year after a jump in airport traffic. they reported a number of people traveling through the frankfurt airport rose to nearly 5.3 million which is 7% more tn the sa time la year. the company owns 13 airports around the world. germany's largest energy company reports first half warnings -- first half earnings which fell. they say that this is due to interest payments, an increase in taxes. the energy provided did not change their full-year earnings forecast because of uncertainty over possible energy policy changes. the governme of north rea is looking for unusual ways to settle their debts. according to the financial times, the government has offered to pay back part of their debt to the czech republic'. the officials in the czech republic are considering a deal to settle the debt. the payment would be about 20 tons. the czech republic consumes more than 1 ton of ginseng every year. >> they have the world reserves of ginseng. a military tribun

the dax was down for the week, losing over 2%. >> uli is in frankfurt, looking at market indexes. the blue-chip dax index finished the trading day down 0.4% to 6110. the era stocks 50 index was down about the same percentage. in the york, we see the dow industrials finished the trading day on friday down just a bit, to 10,303. on the currency markets, at the euro was trading for $1.2750. the french economy rose. french gdp aged -- edged up 0.6%. the economy in the netherlands is also picking up speed. preliminary estimates pegged the country's second quarter gdp growth at 0.9%. the spanish economy is still struggling, growing only 0.2% between april and june. >> thank you, peter. more flooding is expected in pakistan as monsoon rains continue and dams threaten to burst. authitiesa the ollen river will continue to rise as it passes through punta of province. more than 400,000 people have been evacuated from a town ahead of expected flooding. many residents refuse to leave their homes, concerned about abandoning their possessions. normally, pakistan would be getting ready to celebra

our correspondent has more from the frankfurt exchange. >> german exports are just coming along, and that was great news for the investors here. business is going much better than people expected. there were the leading gainers at the start of the week is monday, shares like daimler. what is also good news from the point of view of the traders is that imports or also going very strongly, and a lot of those imports e gog intogerm firms to expand their production, to expand their exports in the future, also a good. the room for more sure pike -- price gains is there, but it is somewhat limited, people tçink, because of economic risk. >> there is also some good news for the german steel industry. in july, german companies produced 3.5 million tons of steel. production soared, topping last year's up by 60%. during the economic crisis, global demand for steel took a nosedive. many companies cut jobs or reduce their working hours pre- empt back to the markets now, and looking at several market indexes in a little more detail, and we begin in frankfurt, will receive the blue-chip dax index

first of all, looking in frankfurt, where the dax closed at 6010, the euro is up. -- the u.s. stocks is up. -- the euro stoxx is up. moving on, the swiss bank ubs has had its share of image problems, first its huge losses in the market 2008 and then it costly political battle with authorities in the united states for helping wealthy americans evade taxes, but now, the bank is moving into the fast lane, announcing a major deal to sponsor formula one. they say the sponsorship will be part of a new global campaign. ubs has largely been associated with a golf tournament and cross-country skiing. a change of pace there, i think you could say. >> what and germany's main opposition leaders has announced he will take a six-week break from politics for political -- medical reasons. he says he is donating one of his kidneys to his wife. >> his wife has long suffered from kidney problems. her husband says her condition has worsened considerably in recent months, making an operation necessary. >> we have that medical advice that the only real way forward is an organ transplant. given the

was mainly on the minds of investors mosos of the week, but we have this round of friday's trading in frankfurt. >> nobody really seemed satisfied at the end of this week. there was a lot of focus on the u.s. economy and the threat of it falling back into recession. there was some good news from the united states, but the majority of the news suggests there is a likelihood it will fall back into recession. the the dax lost abo 1% this week. some investors fled into german government bonds as a safe n. people are first-rate, but there is importance laid on america at the moment. on the other hand, we know that germany does not live in a bubble. the strong economy here cannot go on forever without other customers like america's flourishing. >>> looking at some of the numbers, the blue chips in frankfurt, the dax index finished at 5951, 20% higher. euro stoxx 50 at 2630. the dow industrials higher, 10,151. and the euro $1.2734. >>> new york sed jeweler tiffany is ringing up big sales and the company boosted profits by 20% in the second quarter, making $67 million. customers in europe and asia are

this summary of the wednesday trading session in frankfurte >> strong earnings reports from many companies were received on the stock trading floor, news that pushed the dax to highest level since 2008. growth came from the united states economy and the american services sector. volumes from the stock market in germany are relatively low at the moment, which means only a few investors are driving the market. that means that the trend can change quickly again. >> will stay in frankfurt for a closer look at wednesday's closing numbers. the dax index closed at 6331 points. the euro stocks 50 climbed by 0.25%. in new york, new data from the services sector, keeping traders on their toes. the dow did manage t tclose higher a few minutes ago at 10,680 points. euro is trading at a value of $1.3160. germany's major corporate ayers have poste stron quarterly results in this earnings season. one of the best performances has come from [unintelligible] >> the world has seen its fair share of natural disasters this year. that has meant more work for disaster analysts, as well as increased costs for the

we have this summary of the thursday trading session from frankfurt. >> a mishmash of economic data caused the german stock market to search for direction all thursday and not really find it. but first, the german manufacturing sector reported factory orders in june increased by more than 3%, which caused the tax to climb to another two- year high. -- which cost of dax to climb to another two-year high. the european central bank assessment that the economic recovery in europe is still facing many uncertainti did not exactly pleased investors. immediately after that, the dax gave up more or less all of its gains that it had made the first part of the trading day. >> staying in frankfurt, looking at thursday's closing numbers, the dax index of finishing a few points higher, 5334. the euro stoxx 50 slipping 0.2%. in new york, the dow jones closed a few minutes ago basically flat, still negative. the euro trading at $1.3185. >>> the ecb has held interest rates at their record lows of 1% at their regular press conference. jean-claude trichet says the bank believes after a good second quarter, t

versus the like man nigerian samuel peters is aiming to take revenge on bloody munich it's called in frankfurt next month. the start was football and spartak moscow goalkeeper steep a platic oso is set to join english side tottenham on a year long loan deal the croatia shot stopper how much the premier league side of the past three seasons the thirty one year old has finally made the move after losing his number one spot at spa tac to serve district off tottenham manager harry redknapp hopes better kosova provide competition to their oh you go miss. i mean the tackle ready to bring in another player at celtic we got aiden mcgeady is in moscow to discuss a possible transfer it's believed the twenty four year old could cost the muscovite side nearly fifteen million u.s. dollars mcgeady is currently sidelined for the top injury and form this wednesday's champions league qualifier celtic his progress and hoops manager neil lennon the t.d. has played his last games at the glasgow side i. i . now see bare bottom of the russian premier league after their three two defeat at ten man tomsk on monday bu

to business news now, and, steve, i've heard americans have been out on a shopping spree in frankfurt. >> absolutely. big payday, but is it making the right strategic decision? intel corp. of united states has reached a deal to buy the wireless unit of germany's nfidium technologies for 1.1 billion euros in cash. the deal would allow intel, the world's largest semiconductor company, to increase its presence in the internet connectivity sector where it has had limited success. the decision to desert the highly competitive sector will allow it to focus on core strengths in the automotive, industrial electronics, and smart card technology businesses. >> these chips are destined for smart phone makers like nokia, samsung, and apple. inideo sells chips to just about all the world's top makers. sales totalled some 1.2 billion euros in the last quarter. about 1/3 of the income was from chips made for wireless phones. of the total profit of 163 million euros, the wireless chip division generated a mere 24 million. the company has long had difficulty making money with its wireless chips. on to

in the recent presentation of the car at the sixty third international auto show at the frankfurt i ate two thousand and nine. talk of his car making. the head of the model projects which we are making cars. presidents were making an attempt to create so i actually know we have created a car which would brought to make a presentation at the sixty third international motor show in frankfurt. how did they receive you. i was expecting a warm welcome. taishan it's not that i came here to shamelessly advertise my campaign. so really our presentation was followed by a huge number of articles both russian and foreign our jill the german magazine mailed it to be. in the know about it so where are they all sickles nation i mean your own impression how did you feel there is that they like your project i know you wanted to so was it was a. position well first of all what do you mean by a screw sensation at the level of the first three to the space in europe though of course that was not our plans but it was big news of course all of the world's major car makers knew that we were designing a new ca

injured one of them seriously the accident happened about one hundred forty kilometers southwest of frankfurt it happened after truck slid down the slope onto the tracks and police say it will take at least a day to clear the area. so at least nineteen people have died after a massive explosion of the forwards factory in the chinese city. five workers from the plant are still missing the blast damage nearby houses injuring more than one hundred fifty other people residents in the area being evacuated and firefighters and soldiers are working at the same. at least sixty people killed in another one hundred twenty five wounded by a suicide bomber who blew himself up in baghdad the blast happened close to where people are gathered in the recruitment center market forces that claimed al-qaeda for the attack an incident came just two weeks before the u.s. finishes racing in the region. the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia head of yugoslavia resumes in the hague after a summer break out of anchorage has been on trial since last year an awful grade in two thousand and eight

about one hundred forty kilometers southwest of frankfurt happened after a truck slid down the which to the tracks police say it'll take at least a day to clear the area. a palestinian man has been wounded and detained in the shooting at the turkish embassy in tel aviv say the man entered the building seeking asylum but was shot by security when he threatened staff some media reports say the ambassador and his wife escaped on home after being held hostage by the truth the israeli officials have denied the. afghan president hamid karzai wants to kill private security companies and replace them with local security forces the contractors who mainly for western companies do everything from guarding supply convoys to providing personal security for diplomats and businessmen a government spokesman says the companies will be ordered to spend within four months this comes as the u.s. increases its military presence in afghanistan i mean he learned from washington's independent institute believes that it is targeting unregistered local warlords the security companies. i think he's probably pl

about one hundred forty kilometers southwest of frankfurt happened after a truck slid down a wet slope onto the tracks police say it'll take at least a day to clear the area. a palestinian has been hurt in a shooting at the turkish embassy in tel aviv police say the man entered the building seeking asylum but was shot and wounded by security when he threatened staff some media reports say two hostages being held by the intruder escaped unharmed we're going israeli officials have denied that police are awaiting clearance to enter the building to investigate to see. an iranian air force fighter jet has crashed near the bushehr nuclear power plant in the south of the country the pilot and copilot ejected from the plane were taken to hospital officials say a technical failure caused the crash incident happened just six kilometers north of the city of bushehr where a russian built nuclear power plant is expected to start fueling up later this week . in spain now three people have been killed and two injured as flash floods hit the south of the country to ensure the rains washed away cars ru

for with us tonight author a few of the best selling book century of war joining us on the line from frankfurt thank you. immigrants living in finland could soon be represented by their very own parliament the country is trying to deal with a relatively new phenomenon of large scale immigration before any potential problems to nasa. doing all the right notes has become a success two decades ago killer piranha studied in europe met his wife in italy and moved moved to where he continued his education. here then i came direct i was. very busy so didn't have a lot of stress i get a lot of sports fans. and i tried my written off life this speaking six languages it's not been difficult for most in to integrate now he has a two year old daughter and a home in helsinki but not every immigrant in finland is successful. he has a local newspaper and claims newcomers are often denied jobs simply because they don't have a finnish name born abroad to a finnish mother she joined up with other immigrants to propose a parliament to fight for the rights of the newcomers. finished decided to systematically not

we got this report from frankfurt. >> german energy policy is a big issue. more than 22% lost since the beginning of this year. the market is driven by concerns about the strength of the u.s. economy. more and more investors think it is week and it will be a bumpy road before it gets back on track. >> the dax closed in negative territory, 26.43. dow jones industrials closed negative, over .5% down, and the euro is trading at $127.08. bho billiton has made a direct approach to potash shareholders in a takeover move. a similar approach was rejected last tuesday. bhp is banking on rising demand for fertilizers. and the united states and, a trade arrangement that could be in its favor. billions worth of loans and grants. the u.s now says they will challenge part of the ruling. the wto ruled in june that the european union had to scrap subsidies for airbus, concluding they were illegal. airbus has also vowed to fight on. together, airbus and boeing dominate the industry, and are locked in a fight to expand their share of the market. for a few years, airbus was th

and on the trading floor tuesday, today's trading in frankfurt. >> more than 1.5%, almost 1.6% in today's session. it was a combination of factors. the index came in worse than expected but investors looked at the debt from spain and ireland, and actually, that took away a lot of fear. during the afternoon, we got better-than-expected economic data from the u.s. and solid units. >> let's have a closer look. the index closed 1.5% higher at 62.06. in new york, retailer earnings back to the market, dow jones up to 10,405. the euro is trading at $1.2878. japan's government is examining economic boosting strategies. the current strength of currency is causing concern about export profitability. economic growth was stagnant in japan in the second quarter. japanese are jittery. on tuesday, the nikkei index dropped to its lowest level in 8 months. general motors is expected to file for a public offering in the coming days. this comes just over a year after they emerged from bankruptcy. they hope to raise enough money to allow the government to sell some stake in gm. >> gm recalled 240,000 suv's b

the truck was on the tracks and it was about 150 kilometers from frankfurt. one person was seriously injured and many of the passengers were also injured. the two astronauts might be the first ones to fly in space at the first time. if all goes as planned, mark calley will be piloting the space shuttle to go to the international space station. his twin brother will be there to greet him in his role as commander of the mission on board of the international space station. >> it is a privilege to be here in space. >> meet scott kelly and his brother, mark. they are both astronauts. they share the same amazing job and are scheduled to both be in space. they have more important things in their minds. >> the focus of these missions, this is something that we have never expected to happen. we will be caring and $1.5 billion particle detector which will attach to the outside of the space station. >> they will leave at different times. mark will be commanding the space station and his brother will be the commander of the mission. >> my flight is six months long and as

this was from fdr to felix frankfurter. "if they are to put up any memorials to me, i would like to be placed in the center of that green plot in from of the archives building. i should like it to consist of a block about the size of the desk." for years, i saw that blocked in front of the archives and it is about the size of a desk and they spent $50 million plus on the memorial. what happened? if you wanted a block of cement there, why did not leave it -- why did they not leave a alone? -- leave it alone? >> is a surprising interval after he died. in roosevelt's case, i remember when that block of granite was put up. felix frankfurter had just died in this was found among his papers. lyndon johnson was president at the time and he was a great hero worshiper of fdr so it was done almost overnight. the trouble was, there had been an ongoing project of a roosevelt memorial. there is a famous one that was advanced in the late fifties as a modern stonehenge. it was in a semicircle. there are endless debates -- you can find boo

. >>> looking at the market numbers, starting in frankfurt, the dax finished at 5930. the euro stoxx 50 was also higher. the dow jones industrials were lower. the euro is at $1.2723. >>> toyota has recalled 10 million cars since last autumn. now another 1.1 million are being recalled in connection with an engine fault. the company says the recall is for corolla sedans and matrix hatchbacks. the company has had reports of three accidents and one minor injury in connection with the engine fault. >>> berlin expects to make a profit this year after a loss of 130 million euros and the first six months of 2010. germany's second-largest airline says it booking has started to pick up as more people gain confidence. it still hoped to exceed last year's profits. this year, the airline was hard hit by the cold winter, the shutdown of european airports for several weeks in the spring from the volcano. >>> the turkish owner of a company who fled. nearly two decades ago -- who fled britain nearly two decades ago has returned to the country to face charges after being accused of stea

in frankfurt, the dax index closed the trading day down 0.3%. the blue chips closed the day unchanged. in new york, the dow industrials currently down about.5%. on the currency markets, the euro is trading for $1.2820. >> germany's second-biggest insurance company announced profits for the first half of this business year. operating profit was up more than 20% year on year to almost 5 billion year rose. sales were also up more than 12%. rwe remains cautious about the rest of the year. one reason is the government's plan to introduce a new tax f nuclear fuel that could cost the industry billions of duress. the german fertilizing group kns is rising from profits in agricultural commodities. the announced profits of 155 mimiion euros in the second quarter, an eightfold increase compared with last year. sales of potash and magnesium products were strongest. the company is one of the world's biggest fertilizer producers and expects demand i europe a nor ameca t rise this coming autumn. the international labor organization says that global youth unemp

we get the day's action from frankfurt. >> the bundesbank is very optimistic for the future of the german economy. they raised their forecast for economic growth up to 3% for this year. maybe it was a little too early. as an export nation, germany is very dependent from other economies, especially the u.s. economy, which showed weakness today. jobless claims were rising and the leading indicators showed the u.s. economy has got a bumpy road ahead to recovery. it has not been only the u.s. economy that investors were worrying about. france caused worries because there are rumors that france could lose its aaa rating. france is not only a very important eu member state, but also the most important trading partner of germany. >> all the gloom for european shares closed in-territories. the blue-chip index closed down by almost 2% 6075. the eurozone up 50 pretty much down 2%. in new york, investors were stunned by the jobless claims data, down by almost 01 0.5%. the euro is also losing ground against the u.s. dollar, currently at $1.2819. german authorities have filed against noa bank. the ins

regular flights from dubai, frankfurt, vienna, stockholm. this is iraq, a world away from baghdad. >>> the latest headlines on "bbc world news" -- u.s. secretary general says almost 20 million people affected by the flooding in pakistan are urgently need shelter, food, and drinking water. the last american combat troops based in iraq have left the country two weeks ahead of schedule, but 50,000 u.s. soldiers remain. >>> we are going back to the floods that have left 20 million in urgent need in pakistan. our correspondent is in punjab province, one of the worst affected areas. >> we flew over the flood waters, following a trail of destruction. this railway station now looks like a seaport. nearby, another casualty, a flooded power plant. it is out of action now and could stay that way for months. in this village, we found local people trying to save what is left of the road. the mosque is flooded, and economic lifelines have been cut. >> we have nothing left. we were poor to begin with. i worry for my children. >> this is an example of the k

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privette can fail to show up at a press conference but made sure he was at his press conference in frankfurt with the i.d.f. and be a champion and want to avenge the feat he suffered at the hands of the ukrainian in two thousand and five in atlantic city the nigerian had knocked down klitschko three times before losing on points just bought a short notice but this latest contest says he's ready. for this fight. is not going to be long i don't have more to say on september eleventh my dog for me thank you brings us to be end of the sport for the moment we'll have more for you a bit later on next the weather here not. so uncomfortable for me. how dependent. every month we give you the future we hope you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join us for technology update on our g. over forty two thousand homeless in a quarter of a million people in. russia during these are all over the most of the region in a few minutes time. and in most good. years approaching the city it's covered in small. iran's pr

police stormed a nightclub in frankfurt just before she was going on stage. the singer ended up in prison 10 days. they accused her of having unprotected sex with three men without warning them she was h.i.v. positive. they argued she should have known there was a danger of passing on the virus if she didn't take precautions. one of former lovers who is h.i.v. positive testified in court and accused her of infecting him with h.i.v. the man said they had unprotected sex on a number of occasions in 2004, five years after the singer knew about her condition. you've caused me a lot of suffering, the man told the court. she faces charges of grief us bodily harm and attempted bodily harm. if convicted. the maximum penalty is a 10-year prison sentence. "bbc news," berlin. >> this is "bbc news." our headlines. the pakistani government has renewed its call for international help in dealing with a humanitarian catastrophe caused by the worst floods in the country's history. the american defense secretary says the u.s. will definitely start reducing its soldiers in afgh

. >> let's look at some of the numbers, and we start with the close in frankfurt. the dax index closed at 5900. 50 finishing lower also. across the atlantic, dow jones industrials are higher at 10,060, and the euro is trading at $1.2651. french cosmetics company l'oreal has been at the center of the attention this summer. profits are up. demand for mascara was reportedly very strong. the company said it is managing to cut costs, and sales of luxury items were also stronger. loral says it expects profit growth to continue in the second half. >> thanks. most of the survivors of monday's bus hostage drama in manila have flown home to hong kong, along with the bodies of the eight tourists who did not make it. ceremony was held with victims' families and survivors. there is growing anger about the botched rescue operation, and a policemen demanding his job back, hijack the bus on monday, shooting se of the passengers, fore a liceniperkied him. engineers in chile pldn to start drilling a 700-meter-deep shaft to rescue miners trapped for three weeks. the drill large enoug

versus the nightmare nigerian samuel peters is aiming to take revenge of bloody munich it's called frankfurt next month. let's start with football and spartak moscow goalkeeper steve by politico story set to join english side tottenham on a yearlong mundial the croatia shot stopper has been run by me weakside over the past few seasons but the thirty one year old has finally made the move to losing his number one spot to spot track to set off tottenham manager harry redknapp phipps but a closer provide competition to erode your gomez. may not spot are aiming to bring in another player on tuesday celtic an island winger aiden mcgeady is in moscow to discuss a possible transfer it's believed the twenty four year old could cross the muscovite side needed fifteen million us dollars the gate is currently sidelined with a coffin during this wednesday's champions league qualifier celtic this broader manager neil lennon in this new t.v. was his last game for the glasgow side. meanwhile sabera bottom of the russian premier league after their three two defeat at ten man tomsk on monday but it's in it t