no, i still love bavaria.very year we have about many weeks in bavaria, in the same village where i grew up. but it was my profession as a journalist at stern magazine, which i worked for 23 years, was based in hamburg. so, i had to lure my wife, she was attached to munich, because she is a big gardener, to her house with a big garden, so we've lived here for 33 years. this place where you now live is extraordinarily peaceful. yes, it is. would you say it has helped bring you some sort of peace of mind? ah, no. no, i don't think that it depends on the country i am living in. it is in myself i that have found peace, because i acknowledge what my father has done. that i think is the first and most important step. thinking of my father is thinking first about his victims. there is no german around who has not certain pictures of corpses in his mind. and those pictures always remind me of my father, what he did. and especially when i look at him... that's the leather coat of my father. it's a scarecrow. in german,

jenny hill, bbc news, bavaria. our top story this evening.ll be at risk and the home at the centre of the allegations should be demolished. andy murray sprinting, venus williams in tears. we will have the news from wimbledon, where else? and coming up on bbc news, join me for wimbledon sportsday at 6:30pm. we'll bring you all the latest action and reaction from the all england club, including how andy murray booked his place in round two with a comfortable win. the world's most detailed scan of the brain's internal wiring has been produced by scientists at cardiff university. the mri machine reveals the fibres which carry all the brain's thought processes. doctors hope it will help increase understanding of a range of neurological disorders and could be used instead of invasive biopsies. 0ur medical correspondent fergus walsh volunteered to be scanned — here's his exclusive report. the human brain, all thought, memory, consciousness is here. in unprecedented detail, these images of my brain show the white matter, fibres called axons, the brai

on monday, the coach collided with a truck on the freeway near bavaria and burst into flames.ncellor angela merkel offered her condolences to the families of the victims. >> we know that there are a large number of victims and also many injured. in this hour, our thoughts are with the families of the victims. and of course we wish all of those injured a speedy recovery. reporter: police say there were two drivers and 46 passengers on board when the bus ran into a trailer during a peak hour traffic jam. when firefighters arrived at heat was so intense they could not get near the bus to rescue the people inside. bavarian police tweeted that the members of the group were between 41 and 81 years old in mostly from -- and mostly from eastern germany. investigators are still trying to establish what caused the accident. brent: an important sign to the national election here in germany is approaching. chancellor merkel today provided her policy promises as he runs -- she runs for first -- for her fourth term as chancellor. the launch of this joint manifesto was a chance to put on a s

, this huge rivalry of berlin to bavaria. and in fact when the beer hall putsch gustav, it seems that when hitler barges in to the beer hall, he's upsetting their plans to go against berlin. so that's kind of, they're kind of upset like that. they've got to go along but it really plays into this rivalry of berlin and bavaria. that really complicates the trial. it's illegal. >> i wanted to congratulate you david on the book. my name is peter range and i wrote a book a year and ahalf ago around the same topic , not concentrating only on the trial. this is now the definitive book on this topic, both sides would boast of it and most important i've read the notes on sources, the 12 pages of notes on sources in great detail. david is phenomenal, it's a prodigious piece of work. i was out of breath reading the notes on sources and now i understand you spent five years, i spent about a year and a half. >> it's a fabulous book and thank you very much but as he points out this is the first book in english ever written on the trial, he

police and germany say 18 people have been killed in a bus accident in bavaria. 30 more people were hurt when that bus rammed into a truck on the highway and burst into flames. for arab states led by sunny river have extended the deadline for qatar to tuesday. they are accusing the country of supporting terrorism and have lifted -- listed demands that need to be messed including shutting down the al jazeera news network. >> no end in sight for the worst in the arabsis states in decades. they dismiss this and say -- says it is ready to defend itself. country is not an easy to be swallowed by anyone. i hope we don't come to a stage where military intervention is made, but we are always ready. we are here to defend our country. >> military action is possible. can is being led by sunny arena and being supported by the uae, bahrain -- raising the minimum wage by 50%. the latest wage increase is -- thehis year as called fortests have the removal of the president. >> meanwhile, the president making headlines on social media. on sunday, he tweeted a mock a video of himself beating of a man with

. >> crop circles in bavaria. some people here believe there are supernatatural fororces at . othe see a a message f from our space. a survey suggests 40% of germans are open to esoteric concepts such as astrology and new age. >> i think we all yearn for something good that will help us. something holy. >> i want to attain new knowledge, enrich my life, and expand m my consciousness. >> in search of memeaning, soe peopople are w willing to travo the remotest corners of the earth. like this shshamanistic touruf northern greenland, complete with song and incense. it's not cheap -- it costs several thousand euros. >> i am not there to p pump moy out of people.e. i am there to give them. but of cours it costs money to come here. it coststs money to establisha campso it had to be paidid. >> t t market for esoteric it cosservices is huge.ablisha at the annual mystic fair in rio de janeiro, hundreds of practititioners market their seservices -- fortune tellers, spspiritual teachers, , healered alternrnative medidicine types.. and there is plenty of merchandise, too -- incense, healin

in bavaria, ben shaped hole and put in here. —— cowley put in here —— drivetrain put in here.ctric vehicles. all their vehicles either electric or hybrid very shortly. 2018, roadster, and other models coming out there after. they have been doing sustained trials and production of many electric car since 2008. they are men ahead of many manufacturers, traditional manufacturers, in terms of electric car manufacturer, production and trials. it is just one part of that. the uk can be proud that it has that manufacturing for 2019 of the mini. they say there has been no issues. i wonder, purely speculation, about the increasing talk about some type of transition period. a car production starting in 2019, bmw most of their frictionless borders will be maintained for several years after brexit. that must be what they are hoping for. whether they get it or not, we will see. more from you later. us president donald trump has given fresh hope of a post brexit trade deal between the united states and the uk. the president tweeted "working on major trade deal could be very big & exciting."

the crash happened in stop-and-go traffic caused by construction along the main highway linking bavaria and berlin. >>> and an investigation is under way to see why a plane burst into flames after landing in denver. the engines were on fire and passengers taking pictures. the plane had just finished its flight from aspen to denver. the fire broke out while the plane was taxying to the gate. fire fighters were there in seconds to put out the flames. nobody was hurt. >>> backyard barbecues are a fourth of july tradition, but there are some hidden dangers that come with the fun gatherings. abc's geo benitez has more on how you can stay safe while grilling. >> reporter: check out this raging inferno caused by a barbecue left unattended. a utah home destroyed in minutes. in massachusetts a father's day cookout turned into a near disaster when a propane grill fire spread through this house. the family managed to get to safety before the deck burned away. >> grill fire extended to the second and third floor of the rear of the building, traveled throughout the attic. >> reporter: according to t

firm's german owners bmw said the new model's electric drivetrain will be built at its plants in bavariar at cowley, near 0xford. the government described decision as a vote of confidence in britain's industrial strategy. earlier, i spoke to our business correspondent jamie robertson about the background to this decision. there has been a lot of worries that a lot of car companies simply weren't interested in a uk there was outside of the single market. the reason is, the problems that car here is because the card industry, more than any other in the world, has such a vast and complex supply system. it has supplied chains around the world. car manufacturers in the uk have tentacles going out into the single market in europe, supplying and selling back into the market. spare parts, the whole vehicles, the whole lot. the financial times did an interesting survey of the number of times which one particular bit of a van crossed the channel. it was five times it went the channel. it was five times it we nt a cross the channel. it was five times it went across the channel. if you do not have f

jenny hill reports from bavaria. the heat was so intense that there was no chance of rescue. the people left inside. it is thought the coach ran into the back of a lorry before bursting into flames. there were 48 people on board. those who got out in time were all injured, some critically. everyone else, all of them pensioners, died on the bus. the heat must have been so on the bus. the heat must have been so intense that nothing inflammable is left on the bus. all that is left are the steel parts. one can imagine what this must have meant for the people inside the bus. this afternoon, recovery of the dead. the beginning ofan afternoon, recovery of the dead. the beginning of an investigation. the crash happened during an traffic jam. what happened here has horrified germany, and what has shocked many is the speed and ferocity with which the fire took hold. finding out why will be central to this investigation. window of a large number of victims and a large number of injured. our thoughts are with the victim's relatives and we wish all the injured a quick recovery from the bo

schools in the world at a new report has cast a dark shadow over the regensburger domspatzen, in bavariadependent review uncovered nearly six decades of physical or sexual abuse against 5a7 boys and young men. former pupils likened the school to a concentration camp, and described being severely beaten, slapped or whipped with violin bows. translation: in front of class, 18 slaps in the face. but against the wall. and in the prefects' room you had to take off your pyjamas, and in a naked state you were whacked. it was very humiliating. 440 page report was commissioned after allegations first came to light several years ago, and covers the period from 1945 to the early 1990s. its author, ulrich weber, said a total of 49 individuals were probably to blame for the alleged crimes, but that many more turned a blind eye. translation: many employees at the school choir music education in boarding school, were actively involved in the violence —— the choir. in general, it must be assume that almost all people in charge at the domspatzen had some knowledge of the acts of violence, but showed litt

a bus was carrying close to 50 elderly passengers from saxony, and it hit a truck in northern bavariahe heat was so intense, there was no chance of rescue. nothing firefighters could do, they said, to help the people left inside. it is thought the coach ran into the back of a lorry, before bursting into flames. there were 48 people on board. those who got out in time, were all injured, some critically. everyone else, all of them pensioners, died on the bus. translation: the heat must have been so intense, that nothing inflammable is left on the bus. all that is left are steel parts, so one can imagine what this must have meant for the people inside the bus. this afternoon, recovery of the dead, and the beginning of an investigation. the crash happened during an early morning trafficjam. the speed and ferocity of the ensuing fire has shocked many. translation: we know of a large number of victims and a large number of injured. our thoughts are with victims‘ relatives and we wish them a quick recovery from the bottom of our hearts. police say that they have recovered all of the victims

very deliberate decision i mean merkel could have held it in the meeting in a castle somewhere in bavaria or on some island off the coast of germany and they wouldn't have had to deploy more than a hundred police so it was a deliberate decision and why i think because this is this whole thing is a show of force the government and what is happening right now is that everybody is reporting on these violent clashes but everybody's forgetting that there were twelve thousand peaceful protesters and these protests will protesters are being thrown into one bag with a few violent young radicals and that's what the what they're trying to do the put the government is trying to tell the people have you protest against us or if you protest against the system you're going to be associated with violence and with radicalism we could almost forget there's some very important things happening indoors today what can we expect from the highly anticipated meeting between president putin and trump first of all. well i think we can expect a lot of double speak from that meeting because i think that the real co

we understand that reinforcements have been sent here from other police forces around germany from bavaria and elsewhere. to bolster what was already been described as one of the biggest policing operations in modern german history and as i say that is continuing right now. on the streets of thank you thank you. a hundred. a terror watch list. i have asked local police to identify the registered owners of firearms on terror watch lists we have identified about one hundred people and the orthorexic are taking action to correct the situation this appears to be a significant dysfunctional it's the announcement comes just a couple of weeks after the latest terror attack in central paris when a car full of weapons and gas canisters rammed into a police van the attacker was the only person killed in the incident thirty one year old though a man was unknown gun in the enthusiastic also on a terror watch list french journalist and author of jihadist france alexander mendell told us that legal gun ownership by people on the list is not the only concern either. the show he shows that the. carelessne

the vehicle collided with a lorry on a motorway in bavaria in the south of the country, and then burstinjuries. the french energy supplier edf says the cost of building a new nuclear power plant at hinkley point in somerset could go up by £i.5 billion. the total bill is now likely to be £19.6 billion, nearly 10% more than expected. police in france have seized a haul of guns from a car about to enter the uk through the channel tunnel. the 79 weapons had been hidden in engine blocks. two men, of polish and czech nationalities, have appeared in court and been remanded in custody. four former barclays bank executives, including former ceo john varley, have appeared in court, charged with fraud. the men are the most senior uk banking figures to face criminal action since the financial crisis. the case centres on allegations that barclays improperly raised emergency funds from qatar in 2008 to avoid a government bailout. all deny the charges, as our business editor, simonjack, reports. one by one, they arrived, former barclays chief executive john varley, and former senior executives rogerj

the terrible scene of the crash on the a9 motorway near stammbach in bavaria.t out the blaze that engulfed the vehicles. it is believed the tour bus was heading to nuremberg when it hit a lorry in a trafficjam on the motorway. it caught fire immediately and was ablaze by the time the emergency services arrived. on board were a tour group from saxony, a state in the east of germany. as well as those still unaccounted for, rescue helicopters have taken others to a number of hospitals. many have serious injuries. a spokesman for the german chancellor angela merkel said there was great dismay about the crash and said her thoughts go to the victims and family members as well as the injured. daniela relph, bbc news. the top story this lunchtime, a teenage girl pleads guilty to killing seven—year—old katie rough during an attack in york. and defending his title, andy murray is on wimbledon centre court. we will be live on day one of the championships. coming up in sport, we will round up the best of the action so far. plenty of british players involved on the first da

the accident happened in bavaria.ts finaldelivered response to the coalition that is cut diplomatic. and transport links the group has accused qatar of terrorism. no word on whether qatar will agree. day.l news 24 hours a i'm courtney. this is bloomberg. mark: thank you. coming up on the close, former barclays executives make an appearance in court facing fraud theges going back to financial crisis. we will have the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: and life in london, i mark barton come accounting you down to the european close -- i mark barton, counting you down to the european close. they are facing fraud allegations dating back to the 2008 financial crisis. susie is outside of the court in london and joins us. what happened in court today? hearing thatwas a the charges read out to the defendant. the judge decided that both roger jenkins and tom loris much pay $12,000 -- must pay 12,000 pounds. risk.is a heightened -- they asked to indicate a plea t

i was with the finance minister of bavaria last week who was here seeing parliamentarian listens andiggest export market for german cars. lam biggest export market for german cars. i am confident we can do a free trade deal in our interests but also the interests of the europeans. vince cable, you were the first senior politician to float the idea that brexit actually might not happen and prove too difficult. won't that be a green light for the european commission to say they will play really tough because these guys, play really tough because these guys, in the end, they will populate. they will play tough anyway, they have made their position very clear and it is a united position and it is very difficult to move it because you are talking about 27 governments. i thought the exchange today was very good and actually damian green and emily thornbury were both very sharp and very wet and better than their principles, i have to say, but it did expose the fundamental issue of what happens if we get a bad deal or no deal and the british public should be given the choice to go back to wh

and rushed into fla mes a tour bus crashed and rushed into flames when it collided with a lorry in bavariatammbach. they say i7 to the town of stammbach. they say 17 people are unaccounted for and may not have made it out of the coach. a number of flights from gatwick airport were redirected yesterday after reports of a drone flying outside the airport. the flight had flying outside the airport. the flight had to circle the airport as a precaution. sussex police are investigating. the northern ireland secretary, james brokenshire, will make a commons statement later about talks to restore power sharing at stormont. the latest legal deadline for the negotiations passed on thursday — but he allowed the talks between the dup and sinn fein to continue after the negotiating period ran out. the public enquiry into decades of historical child abuse in jersey will report its findings later today. more than 600 witnesses have given evidence about abuse in children's homes and in foster care. police recorded more than 500 alleged offences — of which 315 were said to have been committed at the haute d

the accident happened in bavaria near the border with the czech republic. beaches are closed as a fourth .f july approaches promoting governor chris christie in the democratic controlled legislature can't agree on a budget, and that led to nonessential services being shut down. still, christie and his family spent part of sunday relaxing at one of the beaches he had closed. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark, this is bloomberg. scarlet: let's get a recap of today's market action. stocks on the whole were mixed, but we did see a rally in energy and bank names that helps left the dow to a record high. at least during the day. technologies continued to see weakness, you have the nasdaq off by 15%, the nasdaq actually extending recently because it's closed down for the fifth time in six days. the thing we should mention here volume there is very low given it was i have to have trading and a lot of people weren't around. >> "what'd you miss?" be wrestlingmp may with challenges abro

. >>> in bavaria, germany investigators are trying to figure out what caused this deadly tour bus crash killing 18 and 30 injured when the bus rear ended the truck and burst into flames. the passengers ranging from 41 to 81 years old. the bus driver was killed but the truck driver was not injured. investigators say that figuring out what caused the crash could take months. >>> the fight against isis continues in iraq and syria as we take the first on look at the u.s. backed kurdish forces and the self-proclaimed isis capital. >> reporter: the u.s. rebels taking the fight, one of the last big cities in syria under the militant control. they have liberated a number of the suburbs and villages in the surrounding area and attacking the isis position in the city itself. >> our sources are very steady and we are advancing. the morale of the militant is broken. >> reporter: progress has been slow despite the president's pals that -- vows that isis would be defeated. the administration says that elements are already in place including the expanded role for the u.s. troops and advisors in the re

. >>> breaking news in germany. 18 people have died in a bus crash in bavaria. the bus rammed into a truck overnight and burst into flames. 30 others were hurt and some are still unaccounted for. we'll track the breaking story at the live desk. >>> there is an investigation into what caused an amtrak train to derail in a town south of tacoma, washington. the derailment injured several people. the injuries are reportedly minor. it was traveling from vancouver to eugene, oregon. >>> the suspect in a friday night crash that claimed the lives of two boys in face charges. lemuel wilson jr. ran from the scene of the crash. he was arrested after checking into highland hospital in oakland on saturday. a 5-year-old and a 10-year-old were killed. their mother and a 3-year-old baby were hurt. wilson's bail is set at half a million dollars. >>> power restored to nearly 3200 pg&e customers in mountainview. an equipment failure caused the outage last night. power was restored by 2:00 this morning. >>> an abc news news employee took photos off dolittle drive. the two-acre was

jonathan: a fiery scene in germany after a bus and a truck collided on a highway in bavaria. 18 people missing after the crash believed to the police say the because rear-eneded a truck in a traffic jam. two drivers and 46 passengers on the bus. most were senior citizens nancy: a plane bursting into flames yesterday. denver international airport. it engulfed the united express plane left engine after landing. everyone evacuated with no injuries. the fire crews put out the flames and it did not affect the other airport operations. scary scene there. the investigators are still looking into what caused the fire. michelle: coming up at 4:00, back to the beach. reaction as people return to the jersey shore even though the beaches were still technically closed. jonathan: but first not a safe landing zone. what was lurking when the hot air balloon went down near one of the happiest places on nancy: a unique story here. the pilot of a hot air balloon had to land in a pond near disney world. the pond was full of alligators. gator! a pilot and 16 people on board. no one was hurt. the pilot said

this happened in bavaria right near the czech border. you see the footage of the bus which was charred down to a black skeleton. most of the victims were reported to be a group of germans celebrating the holiday. >>> san diego family finally reunited after a train that went way off course. a dad and his two daughters were lost, stranded for days on a mountain in new mexico. they have their story of survival and the moment they were safe. >> reporter: it's one of those rare moments of pure joy. a family finally reunited after a harrowing ordeal. so how does it feel to be back home? >> so, so good. we're so grateful to be back. >> reporter: on june 20th, 61-year-old morgan fox took his two daughters on a challenging hike just over the border in mexico's baja peninsula to the summit of picacho del dee iablo also known as devil's peak. >> it had been years since i had been here, and the terrain had changed quite a bit, so that threw me off. >> we were definitely scared. >> reporter: when they didn't come home saturday, mom contacted the texa

it happened in bavaria near the czech border.otage of the bus which was burned down to a black smoking skeleton. authorities say the bus crashed into the truck at the end of a traffic jam. right now 17 people are feared to have died. there's no information yet about what happened to the truck driver. >>> in arkansas investigators are looking fors after shots were fired. this happened early saturday morning during a rap concert. more than two dozen people were shot. luckily no one was killed. they believe multiple shooters were involved. the a man is being called a person of interest. >>> the suspect in a road rage killing in pennsylvania is behind bars this morning. 28-year-old david desper is charged with first-degree murder. the killing happened back on wednesday. desper is accused of shooting and killing 18-year-old biamco roberson who recently graduated high school. officials say desper was upset the way roberson was merging on the freeway. they used surveillance video to identify desper as the suspect. >>> an investigation

video from bavaria. police say there are multiple fatalities. 31 people were hurt. 18 still unaccounted for. they're believed to be dead. the bus rear-ended the truck. forensics specialists are being brought in to remove and identify the bodies. >>> it's 6:20. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. amy is live from new york city with a look at what's ahead. >> reporter: great to be with you. coming up next, president trump drawing criticism from both sides of the aisle this morning after tweeting aught tout the dd video of him. more than 200 severe storm reports across the country over the weekend. the west faces more evacuations with nearly 30 wildfires burning right now. >>> as everyone comes together for back yard parties this fourth of july, we have safety tips for you both in the pool and when you are grilling. plus, we will have the best holiday deals and discounts to get the party started coming up next here on "gma." back to you. >> thank you. >>> important news for commuters. the change you n

the bus rear ended the truck at the end of the traffic jam in bavaria. >>> the chinese government calling the maneuver by the u.s. navy destroyer in the south china sea serious political and military provocation and the ship sailed within 12 miles of the disputed island in the chinese see -- china sea, and here is video of the shipping question and u.s. defense officials say it was a routine pass the bright exit -- past the bride inch exercise -- pass of right exercise. >>> the u.s. space core could have the first u.s. military space branch since 1947 but the plan will need the congressional approval and u.s. space core branch could be in operation by 2019 if past. >>> the county health leaders say that dogs died last week after swimming in up on at the end of milton road and warning signs are posted urging the people and the pets to stay out of the water. the algae can cause rashes, irritation for people and fatal for dogs. >>> helping people get to part of the big sur that is been cut off since february and the shuttle bus service through the state parks picking people up from the parki

. >> the plastic smiles on the face of this new police unit in bavaria protect the anonymity of the firstd to be specifically trained to fight terror groups. >> what happened between '72 and '76 in germany and in other parts of the world is a complete revolution of the military, in much more emphasis on counterterrorism. >> don't miss! don't miss! >> here's the situation in what's turning out to be the year's most spectacular hijack story. 101 hostages released today were flown to paris, but another 110 are still being held at the airport in uganda. about 85 of them, israeli nationals. >> relatives of the israeli hostages held an emotional meeting with government representatives this morning. they didn't care that israel has a basic policy of not dealing with terrorists. they wanted action from their government. >> israel said the example for many countries. they told the terrorists, point-blank, we're not going to negotiate with you. we do not recognize your legitimacy. >> if you're going to be hardlining your response, how do you end the episode? do you just stand by while all the hosta

the busloaded with senior citizens slammed into a tractor-trailer that was stopped in traffic in bavariah touched off a fire so intense that firefighters couldn't get in to rescue those trapped. no word yet on why the bus driver didn't slow down. >> tennis player venus williams temporarily left an interview at wimbledon today after being asked about a deadly car crash she was involved in. williams was discussing her first rounds win today when a reporter mentioned her heart felt post about the accident on facebook. >> there's really no words to describe like how devastating and -- yeah, i -- i'm completely speechless and it's just -- >> williams teared up and struggled until the moderator suggested she leave. she did return a short time later but wouldn't talk about the june 9th accident. police say she wasn't acting recklessly but was at fault when jerome barson's car collided with hers. williams has not been ticketed or charged. >> a former ph.d. student is being held without bond in illinois charged with kidnapping a chinese graduate student. 28-year-old brent christenson only said a

police say the bus rear-ended a semi-truck in bavaria, then burst into flames.rly 200 emergency workers joined the response and tried to recover bodies from the charred wreckage. authorities say the heat from the fire was so intense, only the bus's twisted frame was left. back in this country, automakers posted another poor showing for june, with sales numbers tumbling for the sixth straight month. fiat chrysler fell more than 7%, while ford and g.m. were down roughly 5%. meanwhile, korean automaker hyundai posted a 19% loss. analysts say a downturn was expected after last year's record sales numbers. wall street cut short its trading day, ahead of the fourth of july, but banks and energy companies made the most of it. they led the dow jones industrial average higher, adding 129 points to close at 21,479. the nasdaq fell 30 points, and the s&p 500 gained five. and, on the eve of the fourth of july, there's new evidence that americans need to brush up on their history. in a newshour/npr/marist poll, only 77% correctly said the united states won independence from

the crash happened in stop and go traffic caused by construction along the main highway linking bavariaorensic specialists are being called in to remove and identify the bodies. >>> a big scare in the air. this weekend a united flight made an emergency landing after the engine caught on fire. it's just the latest plane incident in what has been a dangerous and scary weekend for flying. here's abc news. >> reporter: passengers told to evacuate this united express flight as flames flew out of the jet sunday. >> people were urging others to move more quickly, keep moving. >> reporter: the flight operated by sky west from aspen had just landed in denver when that engine caught fire. five dozen passengers forced onto the tarmac as firefighters rush in. and just last week another scare in the air. this time on an air asia flight going from australia to kuala lumpur. passengers prepared for the worst. >> we thought there was a good chance we were going to go down. >> even the pilot issued an ominous warning. >> and also please listen to everything. our survival dehe penned on your cooperating.

the vehicle collided with a lorry on a motorway in bavaria in the south of the country and then burstf rescue. nothing firefighters could do, they said, to help the people left inside. it is thought the coach ran into the back of a lorry, before bursting into flames. there were 48 people on board. those who got out in time, were all injured, some critically. everyone else, all of them pensioners, died on the bus. translation: the heat must have been so intense, that nothing inflammable is left on the bus. all that is left are steel parts, so one can imagine what this must have meant for the people inside the bus. this afternoon, recovery of the dead, and the beginning of an investigation. the crash happened during an early morning trafficjam. the speed and ferocity of the ensuing fire has shocked many. translation: we know of a large number of victims and a large number of injured. ourwars number of victims and a large number of injured. our wars with victims' relatives and we wish them a quick recovery from the bottom of our hearts. police say that they have recovered all of the vict

occurred to me that kind of most represents this sort of settlement between these two value groups is bavaria. lederhosen. it's an -- one of the richest parts of europe and very socially conservative. the symbol of leader hosen. -- lederhosen. how ridiculous. it's run bill the christian union, and yet has munich. a liberal and dynamic city, and they've managed to be genuinely pluralistic and has a conservative image. the problem with a lot of anywhere liberalism is it's been the kind of ill liberal libballism. it has not had enough sensitivity for the needs, the economic and the values, the cultural needs of people who are not part of that 20% to 25%. let me stop there. the talk is over. thank you very much. in. [applause] >> walter russell mead. going to have a few comments and questions. a distinguished fellow at the hudson institute, james clark, professor of foreign affairs and humanities bard college, and the author of god and gold, and his next book is the arc of the covenant, united states, israel, and the fate of the jewish people. >> well, next year i should say unfortunately, are fo

the terrible scene of the crash on the a9 motorway near stammbach in bavaria.trafficjam on the motorway. it caught fire immediately and was ablaze by the time the emergency services arrived. on board were a tour group from saxony, a state in the east of germany. as well as those still unaccounted for, rescue helicopters have taken others to a number of hospitals. many have serious injuries. a spokesman for the german chancellor angela merkel said there was great dismay about the crash and said her thoughts go to the victims and family members, as well as the injured. daniela relph, bbc news. the skincare brand baby dove has been criticised by mums, who say the company's new adverts support those who oppose breastfeeding in public. one advert says "75% say breastfeeding in public is fine, 25% say put them away. what's your way? with me is emma pickett, chair of the association of breastfeeding mothers and a lactation consultant who advises mothers on breastfeeding. what do you think of these adverts? we arejust what do you think of these adverts? we are just rea

action in one place in the world that most represents this settlement is bavaria won a the richest parts of europe with that simple oath leader could. it is run by a very conservative party over the last several decades they've managed to be genuinely pluralistic. and it has not allowed to have enough sensitivity in with those cultural needs being 20 or 25%. but i will stop there. thank you very much. [applause] >> walter russell will last a few questions as a distinguished fellow of the hudson institute and professor of foreign affairs of the humanities and editor at large of the american interest britain and america in the making of the modern world is the art of the covenant. >> so next year unfortunately we have known each other for quite awhile i have admired your work for a long time and i think with this latest book that resonated in america that culture trump's economics in the united states. so we saw in the paper this morning virtually overruling the entire cabinet and to move bin that direction so culture trump's economics so that comes down to the question of the leaked failu

german investment in this country. , there are more bmws produced in south carolina than there are in bavaria. look at substantial investments , othercar companies companies, presence in this country. real estate, all sorts of asset categories. two sort of blame the germans prudentthey pursue more economic policies than some of their neighbors or for that matter the united states, is crazy. it is a logical in my -- it is illogical. it is a cultural argument. you'd don't in boorse -- you don't endorse policy to do that. i hope theing, united states continues to adhere to the paris accords. i think, as you can tell from my remarks, there are so many and sharedrests values between the united states, germany, and europe as a whole, that i think we can work through this admittedly, difficult. period. >> gentleman here. >> thank you. . i wanted to pick up on something rick said about the relationship between reagan and gorbachev in the run-up to the speech. it made me wonder whether the decision for the phraseology was personal. it wasn't soviet leadership calling for the tearing down of the wall,

existing card into which is going to be put an electric motor, which is going to be built in germany, in bavariat was a new car altogether that would be significant because it would mean a whole new infrastructure. we haven't got to that stage and bmw is very much at the forefront of electric ca i’s much at the forefront of electric cars amongst the big car manufacturers. it has been doing research and trials since 2008 and in 2018 it is bringing out the bmw roadster and in 2020 the x3. it has something like ten plants around the world making are contributing to electric car manufacturing. we are one called in a large machine, not a small cog but one cog. that cork continues to turn. it is turning and it all looks good but as you say this is a continuation of production at cowley. what about piu show? we're expecting them to come up with a decision. —— peugeot. we're expecting them to come up with a decision. -- peugeot. what they need to be looking out at the moment is that it is very little clarification as to what the trading relationship will be like between the uk and europe. if things go b

the terrible scene of the crash on the a9 motorway near stammbach in bavaria.d the tour bus was heading to nuremberg when it hit a lorry in a trafficjam on the motorway. it caught fire immediately and was ablaze by the time the emergency services arrived. on board were a tour group from saxony, a state in the east of germany. as well as those still unaccounted for, rescue helicopters have taken others to a number of hospitals. many have serious injuries. a spokesman for the german chancellor angela merkel said there was great dismay about the crash and said her thoughts go to the victims and family members as well as the injured. daniela relph, bbc news. a 19—year—old man has beenjailed for life are planning a bomb attack that may have targeted an eltonjohn concert or london's oxford street. the man admitted to preparation of terrorist acts after trying to source weapons including a suicide bomb and machine guns. our home affairs correspondent is outside the old bailey and joins us now. ring us up—to—date. old bailey and joins us now. ring us up-to-date. this i

the terrible scene of the crash on the a9 motorway near stammbach in bavaria.ur bus was heading to nuremberg when it hit a lorry in a trafficjam on the motorway. it caught fire immediately and was ablaze by the time the emergency services arrived. on board were a tour group from saxony, a state in the east of germany. as well as those still unaccounted for, rescue helicopters have taken others to a number of hospitals. many have serious injuries. a spokesman for the german chancellor angela merkel said there was great dismay about the crash and said her thoughts go to the victims and family members as well as the injured. daniela relph, bbc news. thousands of migrants are continuing to make the perilous journey by sea from north africa to europe, many of them landing in italy. ministers from italy, france and germany are meeting to discuss the migrant crisis. the head of the red cross in italy has accused the european union of failing to help italy to cope with the major influx of migrants there. last weekend alone, almost 13,000 migrants and refugees arrived,

a tour bus carrying senior citizens slammed into the back of a tractor trailer in bavaria.. only the steel frame remained. more than two dozen were hurt. the truck had slowed down for a traffic jam. the driver was not hurt, but the bus driver was among the dead. the truck was reportedly carrying pillows and mattresses. >>> a man described as a far-right nationalist is charged in an assassination plot against french president emmanuel macron. authorities say the 23-year-old suspect was arrested last wednesday. he reportedly told police he wanted to kill macron on bastille day to make a political statement. reports also say he wanted to attack blacks, arabs, jews and homosexuals. investigators are trying to determine whether the suspect is part of a larger network. >>> and president trump has made a series of phone calls to world leaders before embarking on his second foreign trip since taking office. >> after returning to washington after a weekend in new jersey, the president and first lady will celebrate independence day at the white house, hosting a picnic for military fa

the accident happened in bavaria near the border with the czech republic.ts over brexit. theresa may's government is making a conciliatory gesture to an audience that has sometimes been overlooked. how business leaders event their concerns will not be dismissed. hammond has been a cheerleader within the government for a business friendly brexit. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg. emma. thank you, markets started out the year with high hopes about what a new administration could mean for investors. as those hopes diminished over the next few months, the question now is, could a turnaround? return to kevin cirilli now. anything coming out of washington in the next six months that will make a difference in the markets? >> maybe health care reform. congress 57 days for to remain in session after they get back next week. everyone wants to know whether the senate will be able to reach a health care deal once they return. they're all home for fourth of july