but was there really no money left on paper it certainly looked that way anton schleicher had redistributed millions and given it to his wife and children the question of whether he decided to remove the money from the company because he saw bankruptcy coming has now been decided by the german court now there is legal clarity but the wounds won't be healed for some time to come creditors former employees and the schleck or family itself are all facing ruin. another week another record for bitcoin the digital currency broke the nine thousand dollars ceiling early sunday taking just a week to move past its most recent record has been on the rise for about eight months as more and more investors take an interest in the volatile virtual currency of the critter currencies like syria have also seen a boost some financial experts have been less bullish on the currency and which have been warning about the risks of a bubble bursting. let's go over to daniel cope outfit as a correspondent in frankfurt and. you're standing by for us in singapore and let's start with you what's the view from asia is i

anton schleicher got a lighter sentence.t is because his fraud didn't amount to as much financial damage as his children. their fraud caused damages worth 6.1 million euros inter -- in total. they were given harder sentences. the bankruptcy rocked germany because 25,000 low skilled workers were left without jobs. as investment declined, only desperate customers would shop there. >> back over to brent for more on a papal visit to a troubled region. brent: pope francis has left with the powerful army chief of me and mark --less than 1% of mr identifies as catholic. francis is making the first ever papal visit there to encourage growth in this small community. he is expected to encourage growth with leaders to highlight the rohingya refugee crisis. hundreds of thousands of this refugee minority face persecution and violence. many hope that the visit will highlight the plight. >> papal souvenirs are on sale in front of the cathedral. this is the pope's first visit to myanmar. christians are a minority here, just like the muslim