deputy leader and a close ally of chancellor angela merkel. sy much flat or let's head straight to the bloomberg with manus cranny. s: european equity markets giving back a little bit of value this friday. it is the longest stretch of gains since the 11th of march. but this is the culprit -- the autos. giving back of value, down over 3%, the second worst-performing group. if you look at the past five days, you see a different story. bank and autos., we had a reprieve in volkswagen. this is the culprit today -- dobler dies as risk rise. -- daimler dies. the department of justice investigating there. drop in profits, by 8.5%. still selling more than bmw. risk.t's the new when it comes to volkswagen, it dropped by 30%. until we winnadir, on to lose 45% of its ipo to we have recovered 38%. likewise in the bonds, you are a real reprieve in the bond. the question is, do you step in now? there are 11 million cars possibly affected. the company has set aside $7.6 billion for the u.s. investigation. in total, $16 billion has been set aside. that ticket c

s body. >> whoa! >> i would say five to ten seconds after d.j. was removed from the vehicle, the fire completely consumed the car. >> whoa! >> angela is overwhelmed with emotion. >> i was relieved to a point. i think i just remember hoping that they could get him out without extensive injuries, but they did end up getting him out, but there was extensive injuries. >> d.j.'s in bad shape. his head and shoulders are covered with second and third-degree burns. joel and john also suffer severe burns and cuts, but their focus is on d.j. >> everything around him, his ears, his hair, shoulders were burned, but because he didn't sustain any burns to his nose and mouth, he didn't suffer any respiratory injuries. >> d.j. will lose both his ears. at children's hospital of wisconsin, angela and her husband, chris, learn just how difficult the road to recovery will be. >> they were thinking that it was going to be six to eight months before he even got released from the hospital. >> while d.j. spends months in the hospital, the recklets brothers and their families continue to help in a big way, this time raising money for the boy's medical bill

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like angela merkel said when she was vetoed by her own party and her own supporters. is, the european union is to send a grating under its postmodern 1930'sis is what we have experienced in the last 10 years due to the economic crisis. amy: i want to ask you, yanis varoufakis, is greece being used as an example by germany, kind of warning to france? >> oh, and economic realm, no doubt about that. amy, one of the wonderful aspects, few wonderful aspects, of having served for 5, 6 months sitting on the electric chair of the finance minister of greece, was that for the first time in my life, i did not have to theorize about these issues. i was told. german officials of the highest , to answer your question in the affirmative. they said exquisitely, how can we let you off the hook when we want the truck the to go to paris and rain in the french national budget? so a proud nation like the greeks is being used as collateral damage. it's misery is been used as a signal to france that it cannot have cake and eat it. i that what i mean, and the germans -- the german elites have a point of sorts. the french elite always wanted to roll over europe,

cbs 2's emily smith takes us to westport, connecticut, for a tour. [ music ] >> reporter: welcome to charmers cove situated next to the long island sound on a romantic tranquil piece of land. angela with higgins group real estate gave us the tour. hi. >> lovely to meet you. come in the front door and you open up to these beautiful views. the house has been named charmers cove because it's set on a beautiful protected cove. so we have a beautiful formal living room. again, you're taking advantage of the views of the house. room. it can comfortably sit 12 to 14 people possibly more so you can imagine having thanksgiving here. >> reporter: a trace ceiling is one of many details in the home. a butler's pantry has a back- lit counter made of onyx a unique and premium choice for countertops. >> huge kitchen just like people love today. they love the kitchen that flows on to the family room. they spend all their time here. >> reporter: why does people want extra space? because they can. >> yes. exactly. you just never know. it's all custom. there's a wolf range. there's a subzero refrigerator. >> reporter: cleverly disguised behind a mahogany mirrored wall. >> i love this staircase. >>

s deal with turkey that is meant to stem the flow of migrants into europe. nick paton walsh has the latest for us. >> reporter: a lot of this is about symbolism for angela merkel, to be seen, to be concerned about the living rights of syrian refugees on the syrian/turkish border area because of course she is the key broker of the deal between the european union and turkey that will see thousands, many more refugees, sent back from across the european union to turkey in exchange for 6 billion euros of aid and assistance to turkey in dealing with their broad and enduring refugee crisis here. now, she saw as part of her tour here a temporary shelter, frankly one of the better shelters provided for refugees here. a snapshot of how long-term the problem is here, hundreds of people living in that one shelter were in fact born there. that's one in ten have never seen life outside of a refugee camp like that. but the real concern is for the many others, 2.7 million, syrian refugees in turkey who don't have living conditions like this. turkey has faced a problem way in excess of a near million refugees the european union has had to deal with since the summer. angela me