citizen catherine mayorga told their spiegel that were not although attacked her in a las vegas hotel room nine years ago and the lawyer said his client had initially reached an out of court settlement with her and although but the longer felt bound by the agreement as she was still suffering from the after effects of the rape and all those lawyers called the accusations illegal. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you right now at least three hundred eighty four people are reported dead in indonesia after an earthquake triggered a tsunami on the island up to the way city officials warn the death toll there could rise significantly as rescuers scramble to reach the stricken region. and a diplomatic tensions rise during a state banquet in berlin turkish president's projectile have aired a one on least a series of accusations against his german hosts angered by criticism of his country's human rights record. don't forget you can always get news on the go just to download our app from google play or from the apple store that will give you access to all the latest news fro

citizen catherine may your god told their spiegel that bernardo attacked her in a las vegas hotel room nine years ago the ogress lawyer said his client had initially reached an out of court settlement with rinaldo but no longer felt bound by the agreement as she was still suffering from the after effects of the brain and all those lawyers call the accusations quote illegal. the bonus legal weekend kicked off with fourth place hertz of berlin hosting first place by munich and berlin came out on top giving the bavarians their first loss of the season and elevating berlin a nearly into the crowd into the clouds in front of a crowd of almost seventy five thousand people. that's a ballin almost never sell out the olympic stadium but they did on friday nights the home fans perhaps sensed something special was on the cards and after a special say from bonds man well no you are a careless fell by to make sure i am boateng gifted the home side a glorious chance from the penalty spot. bit out of piece of it stepped up and his cool conversion dead fans to drain. just before half time valentino la

citizen catherine may your god told their spiegel that rinaldo attacked her in a las vegas hotel room nine years ago the august lawyer said his client had initially reached in and out of court settlement with bernardo but no longer felt bound by the agreement as she was still suffering from the after effects of the rape when all those lawyers called the accusations illegal. buddhist league soccer now after a heritage drug leaders byron munich two nil last night there is another big match up on tap today with dortmund hosting later coups and in fact dortmund could actually leap right over by in and berlin in the first place if they win but they face a cagey opponents in leverkusen the club is full of talent including one teenager they say is definitely ahead of his time. i have it's just turned one thousand in the summer leave accusing believes he has skills beyond his age he banked in his first goal of the season last sunday so lose time i always try to continue growing as i hope to help the team with my goals and good performances and i think on habits has already played in fifty nin

in berlin of all places germany's toughest market for newspapers the target spiegel has seven majorcompetitors and has not dared to demand money for its online content yet. we meet sebastian turner a well known german media entrepreneur five years ago turn our boat into the tonga spiegel as publisher and co owner. turner invested heavily in journalism at the height of the newspaper crisis. to get locked down it enticing and interesting it's changing all the time and that creates opportunities you have to find them and when you found them you have to seize them. turner is also banking on more local reporting. indeed we did a digitalization is a huge chance and we have taken that chance at the interesting thing we're attracting new readers. once a week and news letter is sent out for each of the twelve districts madelyne hardback writes about free trips time cried spag the district where she lives today she's visiting a youth club. i know it's not so important for people living in other parts of. for people living around here it's totally important because it's happening on their door

the their nazi past and is considered right wing it was in the top ten bestsellers for weeks and spiegel just took it off because it wasn't on the top some book of lists and timothy garton ash is putting that into this notion as they were basically that we're not even pay that these people don't even count we don't even hear them we're going to blank them and instead of it you know having conversations with these sort of people and doing things like one nine hundred sixty s. and seventy's television used to look like in america when the likes of malcolm x. when the likes of muhammad ali were on television talking about really they were talking from radical person liberal and sort of progressive stands but. you know here we don't have a sort of debates where you're talking about radical crazy ideas imo you're asking the question about liberalism and europe and the welfare state in europe and the fact that on one hand it doesn't have the same problem as always seen the u.s. but now you're saying on the fringes of the rise of problems well in germany they're doing very well their incomes ar

in berlin of all places germany's toughest market for newspapers the talk of spiegel has seven major competitors it is not dead to demand money for its online content yet. we meet some boston turner a well known german media entrepreneur five years ago turn our boat into the target spiegel as publisher and. turn to invested heavily in journalism at the height of the newspaper crisis. to get locked down it enticing and interesting it's changing all the time and that creates opportunities you have to find them and when you found them you have to seize them. turner is also banking on more local reporting. indeed digitalization is a huge chance and we have taken that chance in the last two years we have started up twelve local online newspapers one for each district in berlin we have turned them into an advertising market and suddenly and that's the interesting thing we're attracting new readers. once a week and newsletter is sent out for each of the twelve districts madelyne have rights about free trade sign cried speck the district where she lives today she's visiting a youth club. tha

germany it's going to berlin and munich and hamburg but he said for the rank and file it went when spiegel took this book off their top seller list even though it was a top seller is it for the rank and file it is yet more evidence that the liberal elites have so little time and respect for them that they won't look at us even with their worst still they won't even let ordinary people say what they think and a poll conducted in spring two thousand and sixteen for the freedom index of the john stuart mill institute and heidelberg only fifty seven percent of responded and said they felt that one can freely express one's political opinion and germany today he thinks he goes on to say that he thinks it's encouraging debate john stuart mill would encourage debate in america how odious your opinion was no matter if you're steve bannan that you should be put on stage and challenge with equal intellectual or somebody able to articulate why that guy is wrong or what you know have an open debate like we used to back in the sixty's and seventy's before everything got. back in the seventy's by the way

pleasure to have valerie who they're with us she's political correspondent in the berlin bureau of spiegel online and she's been reporting. on candidates bafta community is gradually merging with right wing extremist groups in germany she says if the moderates in the party failed to take a stand against this development. they will inevitably be dominated by radicals. and finally i'm very glad from start to their lives into fear echo also has been reporting from cabinets. she says the events in can that's have the potential to further divide german. society. so we have seen to startlingly different faces of cabinets over the past ten days we've heard dramatically opposing views about what actually happened there on sunday august. twenty six so you linda have been reporting from can it's not like to ask you to get a started by giving us your sense of who is behind the violence. and where can it's really comes down which is the face of cabinets. the question of something that the people there are some self i think i've i've talked to people from both sides as we can say. of initiative some pe

or nothing regarding the catholic church sex abuse scandal here in germany though the influential spiegel magazine has published an extensive report titled thou shalt not lie detailing the pope's allegedly gross mishandling of abuse cases we spoke earlier with the correspondent constantine fun egerton villainess about whether the pope's baltic trip has diverted attention from the ongoing scandal. it is very spite because this got a lot of making a lot always in in the baltic states and in central europe in general the catholic church and more than seventy five percent a wreath when aeons belong to the catholic church enjoys high popularity in. the twentieth probably slightly sloping attendance. rate in especially the sunday masses but i think for him it's four days when he'll be away from this scandal and from this constant pressure that he experiences from media and other parts of the west but i do think that eventually probably seen into the public discourse in the baltic states too but if you permit me this twenty seconds thing is that the catholic church structures were rebuilds in fa

or nothing regarding the catholic church sex abuse scandal here in germany though the influential spiegel magazine has published an extensive report titled the house shalt not bear false witness now he details the pope's alleged gross mishandling of abuse cases and we spoke with correspondent constantine fun agates in vilnius about whether the pope's baltic trip has diverted attention from the ongoing scandal i think of for the pope it's rather like indication from this scandal it did not attract a lot of attention in the baltic states until it's ready which is a seventy five percent catholic because the catholic church is the usual recreate its yeah after the soviet union withdrew twenty five fell a bit more years ago so there is much less history of that history with the catholic church institutions here so i think that's very much for the pope this trip was really exception and it turned away from this scandal. time now for some of the other stories making headlines around the world the main opposition candidate in the maldives ibrahim mohammed ali is claiming victory in the country's

now lawyers for soccer star christiana ronaldo are threatening to sue german magazine der spiegel after a published allegations that he raped a woman u.s. citizen catherine majorca told dish legal that for now though a tactic in a las vegas hotel room nine years ago by august lawyer said his client had initially reached out reached an out of court settlement with fernando but no longer felt bound by the agreement as she was still suffering from the after effects of the rape and all those lawyers called the accusations illegal. suspected poison victim and pussy riot activists very has spoken to d. w. following his release from berlin hospital earlier this week. says he was targeted by russia's secret service for investigating the killing of three russian reporters in the central african republic the kremlin critic fell ill in moscow on september eleventh the same day he was to receive sensitive information about their deaths president of was later flown to germany for treatment. so doctors here are saying that it's highly plausible that fans are poisoned we asked him how he feels today.

is the catholic church sex abuse scandal and here in germany the influential news magazine death spiegel has a cover story headlined that shall not lie in german of course and it attacks the pope's handling of the abuse crisis is this trip taking attention away from that scandal briefly and can things. yes it does i think that in the baltics this is not such a big story maybe it will be in the coming days but definitely the reception that the pope received in lithuania eclipses this bad news which you probably have to tackle later i would be comes back from his visits to lock in the story. correspondent constantine flynn eggert reporting from vilnius lithuania many thanks indeed thank you. now should he stay or should he go the leaders of the three german coalition parties are discussing the fate of the country's embattled domestic spy chief right at this moment last week there were calls for hans-georg mohsen to be sacked after he questioned the authenticity of a video apparently showing farid violence in the city of chemists he was removed from his post but then received a promotion to

catholic sex abuse stand because i'm looking at the cover of a very influential german magazine der spiegel it's the cover story hits does alternation new can all of the shalt not lie in english attacking directly the pope's handling of the abuse crisis is this trip to the baltic states taking attention away from the scandal. well i think for the book at least it is very spite because this got a lot of making a lot of waves in in the baltic states and in central europe in general of the catholic church and it's more than seventy five percent of its radiance belong to the catholic church enjoys high popularity in. the twenty of probably slightly sloping attendance. rates in especially the sunday masses but i think for him it's four days by the q.b. away from this scandal and from this constant pressure that he experiences from media and other parts of the west but i do think that eventually it will probably see into the public discourse in the baltic states too but if you permit me this twenty seconds the thing is that the catholic church structures were read bits in fact from nearly scratch

europe probably close to majority at least right now he or in germany the influential magazine dish spiegel has a cover story this week focused on the church sex abuse scandal its title yvel shalt not lie attacking the pope's handling of the abuse crisis and is this trip into the baltic regions a break away from all of that very much so rebecca i think that's here this scandal wasn't. big news at all let me let me put it like that to some extent because people here see the church differently as you rightly mention it's been persecuted i would say nearly eliminated in the soviet union and people still feel that the church is a kind of beacon of trust in all public opinion polls the church tops the list of institutions that with radios trust and i think that because of this tragic past people attend tend to give more if you wish to be more forgiving of the church and dose of the good church structures didn't exist here until pretty much didn't exist until the early ninety's or the late eighty's there is much less if you wish it cannon fodder for much less basis for this debate because just th

little bit of an opportunity to bring somebody in who can kind of have a blank slate to do that evan spiegel told my colleague, sara fryar, last month in a story in "business week" that he's looking to revamp his management style, change it from evan-first to more of a democracy perhaps. this would give the opportunity for snap to bring somebody in who can kind of break down the walls of secrecy that have been so rampant among the company and also kind of bring in a business mind who can take where imran left off. emily: we can assume that's probably easier said than done, this of course as snap is battling facebook and instagram and as its getting even dragged into these social media issues online, we saw snap go down on the back of these hearings even though they weren't involved. talk about the challenges and headwinds ahead for the company. alex: that's right. you can see the messaging change. they're trying to distance thems from facebook and twitter. they said by the heart of our app, your pictures disappear, you're not being bombarded with content from a bunch of different people, it'

and two thousand and fourteen that's according to a leaked report published by a german news outlet spiegel online the revelation comes just after poor process our single bishops from around the world to attend a meeting in february to discuss sex abuse in the church the invitation follows new revelations in a number of countries including the us chile and a strange. one of the russians named by the u.k. the suspect in the surrogate screwball poisoning says he may address the media on that issue next week it comes after president or enemy personnel's that russian authorities had located the two men who he says a civilian with song a guy who has more. a convenient time for russia's president to announce his government doesn't know the suspects in the ski powered poisoning case taking advantage of the international attention and bloody vostok planted question granted this response. we have looked at who these people we know who they are now we found them i hope that they show up and speak for themselves that would be better for everyone there is nothing special criminal there i can assure you

should have been deported to bulgaria within six months but the deadline expired the magazine der spiegel claims the man twice presented forged papers the authorities supposedly rejected his application for asylum on wednesday three days after the fatal stabbing in ken let's get to this point of course we want to find out what happened if mistakes were made we want to ensure they're not repeated in the future. and. more demonstrations are scheduled in kennett's over the weekend both by the far right alternative for germany party as well as by church groups. of the days of clocks backwards and forwards in spring and autumn here in europe could be done but the european commission is today proposing an end to the switch between summer and winter time the decision comes after an online poll found that a majority of respondents want to get rid of the hour switch to winter time. the online survey was the largest in the e.u.'s history four point six million europeans took part by father most of those with german total eighty percent said they were in favor of getting rid of the hour difference b

journalists at the very well informed that's why it's caused a bit of a stir here on the trading floor spiegel reports that both c.e.o.'s of both bags are in favor of a merger and. says that also the government is in favor of it and let's not forget the german taxpayer still owns a large chunk. without its consent such a merger would not happen. for us in frankfurt thank you. now here is an amazing story shares in canadian mine are in the minerals of jumped on for it announced that it struck gold at a nickel mine in australia its stock almost doubled in price on the toronto stock exchange the discovery has now potentially changed darren c's business plans down under. a few months ago kind of those are in c. minerals was planning to sell its mine in western australia but it says it is reviewing its options in light of its amazing find. as all of the. it was just. gold everywhere as far as you could say more than one thousand ounces of high grade gold have so far been found at the. discovery experts say is immensely rare your whole life you never see anything like it as a geologist as i said you

hundred forty six and two thousand and fourteen that's according to a leaked report published by spiegel online the revelation comes after pope francis called on senior bishops from around the world to attend the meeting in february for the scots the problem of sexual abuse in the church. bigotries are paying their last respects to kofi annan as is but as his body lies in state in the canadian capital accra crowds gathered in the cry international conference center where a man's body was draped in the canadian flag the former u.n. secretary general died in august after a brief undisclosed illness you'll be buried in a military cemetery on friday. stocks in the tech giant apple have dropped slightly after its latest big log fail to feature any groundbreaking innovations the most expensive i phone is now eleven hundred us dollars but is high the usual castro reports the move towards even more expensive premium products appears to be paying off for a company that's now the world's biggest. what is the secret to apple's success wednesday's product launch we're short on new products big on pr

six and twenty four team that is coming from a leaked report published by the german news outlet spiegel online the revelation comes just after pope francis asked senior bishops from around the world to attend a meeting in february to discuss sexual abuse in the church the invitation follows new revelations in a number of countries including the us chile and australia us health regulators of war and the use of electronic cigarettes by young people has reached epidemic levels the food and drug administration is considering banning flavors like candy and bubble gum which are popular with young the uses it's also given manufacturers two months to provide details of how they would mitigate sales to mine is estimated over two million teenagers use the devices in the u.s. last year alone here is more from washington when she had the chance it's against the lord's selling east cigarette to anyone under the age of eighteen in the united states nonetheless it's estimated that some two million school children are regular users that's of concern because east cigarettes deliver a particularly intens

the leaked report was released by the german magazine to spiegel, and it was due to be published laterifted through thousands of documents by, worryingly, the authors say the true extent of the abuse could he even greater than what they found. translation: abuse could he even greater than what they found. translatiosz abuse could he even greater than what they found. translation: it is scary. above all it is terrifying but it took us along to finally be able identify the numbers. responding to the findings, a spokesperson for the german bishops conference said the extent of the abuse was depressing and shameful, adding the study shed light on what he calls the dark side of our church, so it can do everything to produce such errors from being repeated. this report is the latest ina long repeated. this report is the latest in a long series of revelations that have uncovered decades of sex abuse by roman catholic priests around the world. it comes as a meeting is due to ta ke world. it comes as a meeting is due to take place in the vatican between pope francis and leaders of the catholic

the leaked report was released by the german magazine der spiegel, comissioned by the church itself,lished later this month. researchers sifted through thousands of documents and, worryingly, it's authors say the true extent of the abuse could be even greater than what they found. translation: it is scary. above all, it is terrifying that it took us so long to finally be able to identify the numbers. responding to the findings, a spokesperson for the german bishops conference said the extent of the abuse was depressing and shameful, adding the study shed light on what he called the dark side of our church, so it can do everything to prevent such errors from being repeated. this report is the latest in a long series of revelations that have uncovered decades of sex abuse by roman catholic priests around the world. it comes as a meeting is due to take place at the vatican between pope francis and leaders of the catholic church in the us. they will be discussing a summer of scandals in america, most notably, allegations against 300 priests in pennsylvania. let's brief you on some of the

scale attacks like the press like my colic profits have been just like recently wrote a piece in the spiegel like yesterday's thing like this has been a thing that has been going on for a while right and has been like a camera team who try to cover a nazi like trying to be. open and like try to talk to him and they were later chased in a car chase and like somebody stabbed in the leg so like i feel this is something that's been going on for a while i think the reason why we're talking about this now is because there were a lot of journalists there were a lot of attacks and like a lot of people have seen it so i feel this is not a new quality but now we're looking you know you know we know we see it and we perceive it. with buzz feed news germany post but we appreciate you being on the show tonight and stay safe on your next assignment fame here thank you. well police in istanbul used tear gas and water cannon to break up a group of elderly women last weekend while they were holding a vigil for their relatives that they say were abducted by the turkish government decades ago of the women know

that you can be making without having the public support so a very good time and that also david spiegel dismiss speaking to me more or less i just want to share with our audience because this is breaking right now of course the u.n. general assembly is going on for take a look at my screen here president jimmy morales is speaking even today right now as we speak here's one tweet about what he is saying and schedule to say. is indicating that it would be very tiring for the secretary general. well the u.n. to account for the funding that is used by cystic so he is there speaking about his distaste for this body and you wanted to get in there will only have about a minute left but how do you see this going forward keeping in mind that this is what your president is advocating for on the u.n. floor now. regarding the massive protests on the last moment they're going to think the crucial part of this has been produce have been smaller but they have been widespread throughout the territory of the country not just focused in the main plaza and a capital city and that it's a positive developme

pleasure to have valerie who though with us she's political correspondent in the berlin bureau of spiegel online and she's been reporting on cam that's the a.f.p. community is gradually merging with right wing extremist group. in germany she says if the moderates in the party fail to take a stand against this development they will inevitably be done later by radicals and finally i'm very glad to greet our colleague from torch of ellen linda feel who also has been reporting from them that's she says the events in cannes that's have the potential to further divide german society so we have seen two startlingly different faces of kemet over the past ten days we've heard dramatically opposing views about what actually happened there on sunday august twenty sixth so you linda have been reporting for candidates and i'd like to ask you to get us started by giving us your sense of who is behind the violence and where chemists really comes down which is the face of candidates that's a difficult question. something that the people there are some self i think i've talked to people from both sides as

hundred forty six and two thousand and fourteen that's according to a leaked report published by spiegel online the revelation comes after pope francis called on senior bishops from around the world to attend the meeting in february to discuss the problem of sexual abuse in the church. the best told from tuesday a suicide bomb attack in eastern afghanistan has now risen to sixty eight with one hundred and sixty five injured the attack targeted protesters demanding that remove all of a police officer in one province two thousand and eighteen as seen a spike in attacks in afghanistan with at least seven thousand eight hundred civilians killed in the first six months of the year thousands more have been wounded often with life changing injuries and many of them are children shiloh bellis reports from kabul. the clunk of the missile against the parched afghan countryside. a village seven children between four and thirteen years old from a single family lost limbs one morning in april. in. mathematics we found a bomb and started playing with one of exploded i saw blood everywhere i didn't fee

spiegel reports that finance see such a tie up." the ceos of both banks are open to a merger.up has raised its largest ever u.s. real estate billion.5 that is about $500 million more than a targeted. carlisle's previous real estate funds targeted everything from student housing to data centers. that's your business flash update. coming up, business is booming for mom-and-pop stores. we will tell you why small business optimism is hitting record highs. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. shery: small businesses in the u.s. are feeling pretty good. in fact, they are feeling pretty great. surged to a record last month, with more sales, higher income and investment. higher wages, and investment. how much of this is the economic sanctions ongoing in the u.s. and how much is what the administration is doing? >> there is a lot to be happy about if you are a small business. there were the tax cuts earlier this year that cut a lot of taxes and a lot of red tape for small businesses. and also just a general sentiment, not just from economic growth, but the fact that

lawyers for soccer star cristiano ronaldo are threatening to sue german magazine der spiegel after published allegations that he raped a woman u.s. citizen catherine majorca towards dish legal that when elder attacked her in the las vegas hotel room nine years ago my organs lawyer said client had initially reached an out of court settlement with bernardo but no longer felt bound by the agreement she was still suffering from the after effects of the rape and all those lawyers called the accusations illegal. suspected poison victim and pussy riot activist verisign of has spoken to you following his release from a burly hospital earlier this week there's a lot of says he was started by russia's secret service were investigating the killing of three russian reporters in the central african republic the kremlin critic fell ill in moscow on september eleventh the same day he was to receive sensitive information about their deaths there's a lot of was flown to germany for treatment. now doctors here said it was quote highly plausible as in all of was poisoned we asked him how he feels today compare

. >>> let's bring in peter spiegel news editor from "the financial times.ou guys are leading with this right now on the website what is the macro take on where the brexit negotiations stand from a 10,000 foot view >> i think this issue of a no-deal scenario is on the table. what you've seen is huge swings in sterling. the sterling/dollar trade the last few days. every time michel barnier comes out and said we're willing to move a bit on northern ireland, the pound spikes every time theresa may comes out saying barnier has not gone far enough, the pound drops. the focus is on sterling, we keep updating that on our story, it's a focus for traders in london >> we look at that again and we say where will this all end up, i never thought it would be the border of northern ireland so to the sky news, sky, our parent company comcast, and 21st century fox they both want it. it will go up for auction. it will end on saturday. we know the dates, but what else do we know about how this will operate? >> you can see the advantages for both companies sky is a very big sa

. >> my name is bob spiegel. 1967 i became the youngest member of the aclu.i wrote the first publications on high school student and college student rights. >> do you know eric glasser? >> yes. >> we are making a movie about that. >> a sickly synonymous. i disagree with you about a lot of things. i cannot get into them. professors feel afraid to say what is on their mind. we are all walking on eggs and so on and so forth. i found trigger warnings and safe spaces a much more prevalent thing than you seem to indicate. going back 20 years. learning liberty, they were overwhelmingly administrators drawing their weight around. polytechnic institute is one of the cases that i'm absolutely furious about right now. about the administration trying to shut down the student union there because they don't like how critical it is. it was kind of like a stereo type. not at all my experience. >> students on the left and right. i recommend straw since book on hate. why counter speech is better than censorship. >> thank you. things change a little bit. another thing that happ

that you can be making without having that public support so a very good time and that also david spiegel dismiss speaking to more or less i just want to share with our audience because this is breaking right now of course the u.n. general assembly is going on to take a look at my screen here president jimmy morales is speaking even today right now as we speak here's one tweet about what he is saying and schedule to say. is indicating that it would be very tiring for the secretary general. well the u.n. to account for the funding that is used by statistics so he is there speaking about his distaste for this body and you want to get in there will only have about a minute left but how do you see this going forward keeping in mind that this is what your president is advocating for on the u.n. floor now. regarding the massive protests on the last moment they're going to think the crucial part of this has been protests have been smaller but they have been widespread throughout the territory of the country not just focused in the main plaza in the capital city and that it's a positive developme