the last chance it will be also be the next reside in the building behind me the austrian chancellor rhee quotes all right well we know that course is previous government collapsed because of a scandal and viral involving the far right freedom party. and yet courts has not ruled out forming a new coalition with them why is that. the answer is quite simple if you look at all the different parties that he could strike a coalition with the freedom party is on many topics the closest one was about for example on the very controversial topic of migration they already had a program they were set to govern until 2022 but of course then you had that huge scandal surrounding the so-called even video and that's the only thing that brought that coalition down so he could argue that the main person the main culprit is no longer part of that coalition but still you would expect a huge outcry in austria among certain people if he does that again and that's also a reason why he's keeping his options open for example to have a coalition with the social democrats or even some think with the greens all rig

not impossible task for the german government's i'm standing here just before the german chancellor rhee where leaders of the 2 coalition parties and i'm going to america's christian democrats and the social democrats have negotiated all night to come up with this comprehensive policy package that they will release later today but the german government as we've seen in the report is under a lot of pressure not only from the activists on the street today but also from all sorts of activists in german societies who have really telling the government to act now and today it is set to release a very comprehensive list of measures aimed at reducing germany's greenhouse gas emissions by 2032 half them among the policy measures as we heard in the report a price on carbon there's still discussion going on whether it's going to be a carbon tax or an emission trading system and they want to reduce the prices for train tickets especially long distance train tickets so in all areas off all policies a policy areas comprehensive policies expected to be released ranging from agriculture to traffic to e

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as water rushed in, the two punched a hole the rhee clung to his brother who nearly slipped away. >> he would have trapped on the roof with nearly 30 others as the deadly storm surge over took everything. >> the surge, you couldn't even look in the rain because it was burning your eyes, hitting you like pebbles. >> reporter: still leon considers himself one of the lucky ones. >> mom my! >> reporter: like so many others finally being reunited after days apart not knowing if they would ever see each other again. >> is there anything left in your town? >> the only thing left right now is the courage of the people. >> reporter: courage now tested and the countless other rescuers are still trying to find. morgan chesky, nbc news, nassau, bahamas. >>> there is more breaking news from california, a verdict in the trial of two men after a horrific warehouse inferno that killed 36 people that were trapped inside. joe fryer is in our los angeles news room. joe, what did the jury decide? >> the verdict was reached more than a month after the case was handed to the jury. one of the defendants, m

stories making news around the world pro-democracy activists have protested outside the chancellor rhee in berlin and of anger back his visit to china demonstrators called on the german chancellor to stand with hong kong and deliver a clear message to the chinese government merkel is set to leave for china later today. at least 10 people have been killed by a car bomb in the afghan capital kabul the blast shook a heavily fortified area near the nato headquarters that dolly ban has claimed responsibility for the attack it's the militant groups 2nd major blast in kabul this week. in japan one person has been killed and dozens injured after a truck collided with a commuter train at a really recrossing south of tokyo the collision course the 1st 3 carriages of the train to d.v.d. the truck then burst into flames the investigation into the cause of the accident has been launched. iran's president hassan rouhani says he's taking another step away from the 2015 nuclear deal with world power as iran would start to develop centrifuges to speed up your reasoning and richmond under the deal iran a

right to take steps on foreign policy that we think are not only objectionable but may be morally rhee reprehensible. to suggest to a foreign power that it is appropriate to intervene in an election, i don't think how you comprehend behind that. but that is a foreign policy question. it is not clear to me that that conversation should ever be referred to congress. the president has a right to confidential conversations overseas. that is different from the ukraine issue where it appears that the president is questioning a foreign power to intervene and may have withheld funds to do that. they are different in my view. >> i hear what you're saying, but why didn't we hear about this from mueller? isn't that at the heart of the mueller investigation? >> i don't think that it is. i mean, if you are looking at the question of whether people were trying to obstruct the investigation, to me that doesn't play into the question of obstruction of the v investigation. and if youing at whether anybody on the u.s. side for example the president's son received information from the russian, that doesn

grand coalition in this country the christian democrats of angle americal who is in the chancellor rhee who who as it were is in charge of this country and her social democrat partners and they were trying to find a way of getting closer to achieving a reduction in emissions which this country had to achieve by 2030 and so they say they have managed to do that there will be a $100000000000.00 euro what they call in german cleanup package a climate package and that will be a scheme which will reduce will make it possible for firms in the building sector and also in the transport sector to acquire emission rights and they will also be perhaps rises in the cost of fuel for people driving cars and other other vehicles other diesel and petrol vehicles in this country the point that i'm going to america has been making in a news conference in the past few minutes is that a task which she referred to just last week is being perhaps her kilian to achieve this 20302030 emissions cycle she says now it may be more likely that we can get there she says that her government is going to revisit these

and of course the beach rhee recognition wi erosion will one of the damages there. they see there in the tar heel state and south carolina and florida will pale in comparison to what they are dealing with in the bahamas and what they'll be dealing with for some time. the death toll from dorian has risen to 30. it's expected to climb even higher. there's a 24 hour rescue and recovery ef nor t recovery effort in effect right now. morgan chesky is live in nassau and i understand you were able to get a first hand look at some of the most devastated parts of the island. we've seen some of the overhead, some of the aerial footage of the damage and devastation there. how bad is it on the ground? >> reporter: craig, to witness the devastation from the air is one thing. but when we arrived in marsh harbour on abaco island, one of the first places that dorian struck, it was simply stunning devastation. we kept waiting to drive out of the damage, but then we realized that it just continued as far as you could see in nearly every direction there. and right now there are dozens