seen a random attack like this in berlin park. but it happens today beyond the trees there. as police search for an attacker worry at berlin park. >> there are kids and families around, it's terrifying. >> it's freaky it would happen so close to home. >> the young woman was running along the kicking it trail. >> a young male grabbed her and there was a scuffle and he grabbed her shirt. >> the victim kicked punched and screamed and freed herself from the attacker and ran to this parking lot and a passerby called 911 and police responded with k-9 units and set up a perimeter but the suspect got away. and the victim was only able to provide a vague description of her assailant. >> normally this is a great town to live in. >> when people use parks anywhere, be aware of their surroundings, jog in the middle of the trail and don't get caught up with the head phones where they don't know what is going on. >> the victim was evaluated at a local hospital and physically she is doing just fine. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> than

you are with dw news live from berlin. our top story, the german defense ministry has announced plans to decrease the size of the armed forces for the first time since the end of the cold war. berlin's is more personnel are needed to tackle new challenges like finding islamic state and ensuring cyber security. barack obama is set to become the first sitting u.s. president to visit hiroshima. the u.s. mounted the world first atomic coming on the japanese city at the end of world war ii. obama will speak at the peace memorial park and make the case for nuclear disarmament. the white house has made it clear that he will not offer an apology. reporter: on the morning of august 6, 1945, the japanese refusing to surrender, the united states dropped the first nuclear bomb on a civilian population. the destruction was unparalleled and resulted in the deaths of some 100 40,000 people. now, seven decades later, the japanese premise or says he looks forward to honoring the victims together with the american president. president obama

♪ >> this is dw news live from berlin.reaking the silence, the voice of the forgotten boko haram victims, a former captive in nigeria shares exclusive information about the schoolgirls. also coming up, life in prison, the former ruler of chad is found guilty of torture, sexual slavery and crimes against humanity. iraq forces launch a final push to retake falluja from so-called islamic state. thousands of civilians are trapped. ♪ >> good to have you with us. tonight we know more about that thousands of girls and women held captive by boko haram aimed nigeria. two weeks ago, one of the missing schoolgirls was found alive. renewed hope about the faith of those girls and the many others who are still missing. we met one woman who was held in the sambisa forest on the border with cameroon. we have this exclusive interview. >> christina ijabla is getting the results of her health checkup. a show she is doing ok physically. a month ago, she escaped from boko haram militants. they kept her captive for almost two years. during that

and that is berlin. caroline hyde i think i will be following you to berlin very shortly because it looks lovely. caroline: it is dreamy. it's been solid fun since i've arrived. would like to say it's down to me but i doubt it. overall it is sunny and we will see how the dax performs on the morning. >> have heard a rumor that you have a bicycle that we will talk about that later. arounde hyde pedaling berlin but we need more information. as you say, it's a lovely day in berlin. what's been happening in asia here is shery ahn. >> a mixed picture here in asia. lacking clear direction, japan giving up its earlier gain, it did manage to figure in positive territory. percent200 rose half a gaining for five consecutive days and we are also seeing surges in the philippines with more than a 3% rally for the second consecutive day after the declared victory in the presidential race. despite experts showing the declined more than 50%. a few minutes more to go for the shanghai composite getting hortense of a percen

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. >> it happened in berlin park, in berlin borough camden county. around 9:00 a.m. yesterday. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live in berlin with the very latest, jan? >> reporter: brooke, jim, good morning. what happened here yesterday has people thinking twice about their safety after all this attack didn't happen at night in the cover of darkness, no, it happened in daylight when people here assume they're safe. >> a brazen attack, in broad daylight. a woman out for a jog in berlin park is ambushed, and nearly sexually assaulted. that scenario now has joggers taking extra precaution. >> be safe. never go by myself. >> thursday's attack sparked huge search for the suspect, police sealed off the park located between the white horse pike, new freedom drive, and immediately surrounded the area. they used k9's, and new jersey state police helicopter to search the grounds. >> it is really scar at this would happen right in like our backyard. we live like a few miles from here. >> it is an unfortunate thing that happened, but it does happen everywhere. >> police say it w

>> berlin police say understandably panicked 15 year old called 911.hen he heard strange noises coming from upstairs. >> did you see them come in? >> no, i heard them break the window. >> sew okay. stay on the line with me. where are you at now? >> in my basement. >> police say james clerk inn injury and alexis diamond broke into the boy's berlin home while his parents were gone. >> you don't hear anything moving around in the basement with you, right? >> no. >> okay. i want to you step out closet just in the basement and just look around. okay? >> okay. >> as a police officer and as a parent i couldn't have been more pleased with how this young man reactioned roar report according to police by the time officers arrived, alexis diamond was sitting inside a car outside of the home. officers rushed april side to bring the 15-year-old to safety. officers say they found james clerk inn, jr., hiding in a closet. both were arrested on the spot. neighbor daniel thorn lives a few doors down and was shocked to hear the news. >> he was probable ale frayed for hi

>> berlin police say understandably panicked 15 year old called 911.hen he heard strange noises coming from upstairs. >> did you see them come in? >> no, i heard them break the window. >> sew okay. stay on the line with me. where are you at now? >> in my basement. >> police say james clerk inn injury and alexis diamond broke into the boy's berlin home while his parents were gone. >> you don't hear anything moving around in the basement with you, right? >> no. >> okay. i want to you step out closet just in the basement and just look around. okay? >> okay. >> as a police officer and as a parent i couldn't have been more pleased with how this young man reactioned roar report according to police by the time officers arrived, alexis diamond was sitting inside a car outside of the home. officers rushed april side to bring the 15-year-old to safety. officers say they found james clerk inn, jr., hiding in a closet. both were arrested on the spot. neighbor daniel thorn lives a few doors down and was shocked to hear the news. >> he was probable ale frayed for hi

you are right where it happened in berlin park? >> reporter: yes, you can hear motorcycle engine, corvette engine just roaring by you can see where we're by a very busy street but berlin park starts here on the white horse pike but as we pan left it goes deep into the wood. there is a trail that runs through the wood near berlin park which is very safe, according to police, in problems ever reported here. that is why so many people, including this woman here yesterday never thought it was dangerous to run through the wood here alone even in the day light, when music playing in your ears but they don't feel that way anymore obviously. >> he grabbed at her, her shirt, we don't know if she fell or was pushed to the ground but with her kicking, punching she was able to getaway from him. >> so close to home it makes it scary. something we do every day. just thinking about that, that it is terrifying it could happen to any of us. >> so, police at home from four other departments, they hope to seal off the park neighborhoods around it her

you are watching tw news coming to you live from berlin. coming up, i will take you through all the stories you need to know. we will take an in-depth look at the information you need to start the week. >> welcome back. it you are watching live from paris. the ivory coast tries its former first lady for crimes against humanity. arming death squads after disputed election results in 2010. tens of thousands of civilians amidst an army offensive. more industrial unrest in france as real workers go on strike. unions continue to fight

erick zott is happy to see berlin now taking these steps. >> i value what the minister said. think it's a new start on this front. >> not all of the victims invited to berlin see things that way, however. >> what's missing is an undertaking to compensate us. i left the colony a decade ago, and we're still waiting. reporter: and they're waiting for the perpetators to be punished. hartmut hopp was paul schafer's number two in colonia dignidad. also head of the hospital, he is said to have used psychiatric drugs to pacify residents. in 2011 the chilean authorities sentenced hopp to five years in prison for aiding and abetting the sexual abuse of minors, but he'd already fled the country for germany. his citizenship here has protected him from extradition. so far. >> there's been very little progress in terms of prosecutions in chile, and practically nothing in germany. some of the perpetrators of colonia dignidad are fugitives who have been sentenced in chile. people like hartmut hopp have fled to germany to escape justice, while investigators here are not doing enough in my opi

. >>> people living in camden county are on edge after an attack on a jogger at berlin boro park. our jan carabao shows us this attack didn't happen under the cover of darkness but instead it broad daylight when people assume that they are safe. >> reporter: a brazen attack in broad daylight, woman out for a jog in berlin park is ambushed and nearly sexually assaulted. scenario that now has joggers taking extra precautions. >> be safe, never go by myself. >> reporter: thursday's attack spark a huge search for the suspect. police sealed off the park between the white horse pike near freedom road and park drive-in berlin boro and immediately surrounded the area they used k-9 and new jersey state police hell cooperate tore search the ground. >> it is really scary that it would happen in our backyard. we live a few miles from here. >> it is an unfortunate thing that happened with you it does happen every where. >> reporter: police say it was just after 9:00 in the morning when a jogger in her 20's was approached from behind. investigators say the suspect popped out of the woods and wr

. >> happened at berlin park around 9:00 a.m. yesterday. let's get right to the "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in berlin with the very latest, jan? >> good morning, police are asking joggers to remain vigilant today, since the suspect still hasn't been caught. and you know what is really scary about this attack it, didn't happen at night in the cover of darkness, it happened here at this park at 9:00 in the morning, as you mentioned, in broad daylight. word that a jogger was assaulted here at berlin park yesterday sparked big search for the suspect, this park is located between the white horse pike, new freedom road, park drive berlin borough. police immediately sealed off and surrounded the area, using k9's, and new jersey state police helicopter. woman in her 20's was jogging on trail here around 9:00 a.m., when manna tack her from behind. they say he popped out of the woods and then wrestled her to the grounds, tried to sexually assault her. she was able to get away. she lost her cell phone in the process, though, a good sam

police say the woman was jogging in berlin park in berlin borough yesterday morning when a man grabbeder from behind and tried to sexually assault her. she managed to break free. she ran and locked herself in her car. she alerted another jogger who dialed 911 for help. unfortunately she wasn't able to get a good description of her attacker and he got away. despite the attempted assault, the sixth annual scholarship run to fight cancer went on as planned in the park last night. this is cell phone video of the nearly 500 runners and walkers who participated in the event. berlin borough officials say they won't live in fear. >>> today temple university will celebrate the life of its 7th president, peter leacoras. he passed away at the age of 85. he was president of the college from 1982 to 2000. when he retired, the leacoras center was renamed in his honor. >>> for philadelphia city council, the question on the table is exactly which items they should tax to raise much needed options. ahead, we take a closer look at the proposed container tax and how it would impact you. >>> also, next --

chris says with me here in berlin.is saying they do not need to correct their fuel-efficient the values, but they found discrepancies in the testing methods. what is going on? chris: instead of using actual card data, because their testing facility is on a hill near the sea, it is affected by the weather. matt: the bottom line, this has disturbed the trust investors have for the auto industry. chris: it is just the latest incident of questionable data coming from the auto industry. it is another nail in the credibility coffin of the auto industry. when you are getting these revelations on a daily or weekly basis as an investor, you wonder what is coming next. matt: at some point, army going to get a capitulation? are all the car makers going to come out and say, we'll cheated o -- we all cheated on these tests. chris; well, basically the messages, we are not as bad as volkswagen. every single automaker is in the bottl -- is in the but light right now. -- is in the spotlight right now. auto that is it for the segment. t

and it is moving along route 42 between berlin and glassboro. find the line of moderate rain from medford, berlin down to glassboro and woodstown and south jersey. moving to the east, and just light moisture at this hour. allow the rain to continue until about midnight and after that left overshowers. and showing you the picture outside. sky 6 live in hd from our penns landing camera looking at the ben franklin bridge on this saturday night. it is cloudy and we have wet weather. you see it dropping on the lens there. and certainly cool as well. the high today in philadelphia, just 62. we have the constant northeasterly wind. temperatures only in the 50s. 53 philadelphia, 52 reading. at the coast in cape may, 56. same for the boardwalk, millville, 55 in dover. visibility is an issue down to 2.5 miles in wilmington, 3 in millville. same in wildwood. up to 6 in philadelphia. it gives you an idea where we are finding the heavier pockets of rainfall this hour. allow extra time if you are out and about on the roads and pack patience. the wet weather n

lucile packard is the only hospital that has the berlin heart. honey has been waiting for a suitable match for six months. doctors say that is pretty typical but until then, she can stay hooked up to the berlin heart indefinitely. her mother says the waiting is the hardest part but some day when herbal girl is better, she will tell her all about the days they spent here. >> what i really want her to get from this is a sense of gratitude for life and for the donor eventually who has donated her heart so that she was able to continue on and live and have a normal life. >>reporter: at this hospital, rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, a wildfire forces thousands to evacuate. what is fueling the flames of this huge wildfire in canada? >>> tracking a chance of showers now in the forecast. hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your inter

let's get out to fox 29's bruce gordon in berlin borough tonight. bruce? >> reporter: iain, impressive work by a 15-year-old boy, home alone, homesick from school we're told, and those 911 operators whose calm and professionalism saved the day. >> someone just broke into my house. >> reporter: call came into 911 around 1:30 friday afternoon from home berlin woods neighborhood. teenager home alone is calling from a basement closet. >> berlin bore o please hurry up. i don't know where he is. >> did you see them come in? >> no, i heard them break the window. >> okay. stay on the line with me. >> the teen gives his address and police are rush to the neighborhood. the call is transferred to berlin borough police. >> you don't hear anything moving around in the basement with you, right? >> no. >> okay. i want to you step out of the closet in the basement and look around, okay? >> okay. >> two officers outside your door. >> police quickly arrest a woman sitting in the passenger seat of a car near the home. alexis diamond was uncooperated but admit shed did not li

visit ncicap.org] -- here with "dw news" in berlin. an aviation expert has told dw a fire may have an responsible for the crash of an egypt airplane. egypt's military has found debris from the airplane which went missing with 66 people on board. turkey's president has described as historic the passing of a bill that strips some parliamentarians of their immunity from prosecution. critics say the bill targets opposition legislators, and they see it as the president's latest step to consolidate his power. many representing the turkish minority could now face criminal charges. >> the turkish parliament voted by a 2/3 majority to strip over 130 parliamentarians of their immunity from prosecution. many now face criminal charges. these are limitary and are in a wide range of parties. the pro-kurdish party is the main target. the president's ruling party accuses the htp of having links with the outlawed workers party, the pkk. the htp denies this, but if they lose immunity, they then race prosecution under her coney and anti-terror laws. many

the assault happened at berlin park berlin borough around 9:00 a.m. yesterday. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live in berlin with the latest, jan? >> reporter: brooke, jim, good morning, what happened here yesterday, really has joggers thinking twice about their safety, after all, this is shocking because this didn't happen, this attack didn't happen at the night in the cover of darkness, so it happened during daylight when people here just assume they're safe. >> a brazen attack in broad daylight. a woman out for a jog in berlin park is ambushed, and nearly sexually assaulted. scenario that now has joggers taking extra precautions. >> pretty safe. never go by myself. >> thursday's attack sparked huge search for the sus p, police sealed off the park located between white horse pike and immediately surrounded the borough, used k9's, new jersey state police helicopter to search the grounds. >> really scar that i it would happen right in like our backyard. like a few miles from here. >> unfortunate thing that happened. but it does happen everywhere. >> p

marcel, joining us from berlin.ok at the world right now, and i look at what is about to happen, the fact that qe is running out of steam, and my an idiot, an absolute idiot, if i think that saving money from here on in is a good idea? because savings are going to suffer. marcel: absolutely. low interest rates have been here for some time. many central banks have indicated that rates will stay low for much longer than they anticipated. saving is not a good idea. that is what central banks want. they want to increase consumer spending and private investment. that is why the central banks are pushing to make it more attractive for companies to invest. guy: as we've already seen, that is not happening yet. i'm wondering how much more aggressive central banks are going to be. how negative do rates have to be in europe before we get a significant credit impose happening? marcel: the european central bank have taken additional measures in march. they have increased the purchase of state conduct to $80 billion per month, i

he announced the selection of 27 players at a ceremony here in berlin. they will have a chance to stake their claims later this month. after that, they will cut the squad down to 23 players for the tournament in france. now some business news. >> the heat is on. as of now the state campaign is extending its lead, 15 percentage points ahead of the outcome. the makers placed the figure now even higher. the result from other surveys or make but the markets are certain , the british pound is searching to a 2.5 year high. >> the skyscraperstower above london's financial district. besides enjoying a powerful image, the british capital plays a huge role in the country's economy. the financial sector accounts for 12% of british gdp and 11% of tax revenue. prime minister david cameron warns that leaving the eu would jeopardize economy. >> if you leave the eu and you leave the single market, you give up right to a passport, that means that any bank or financial services company based here in the u k and trade automatically throughout the monarchy. giving that up w

has sweptmenon that across berlin. on shore rentals. that came to a. this weekend. a disaster for people like stefan, who manages just 15 rentals. doug: we created a business that works really well. it has employed several people. for renting, catherine was a way to make cash. while she and her family were on vacation. >> why should i leave my apartment and teen when i am on holidays? who profits from that. >> thousands have benefited from renting their apartments. online rental sites like airbnb have transformed entire neighborhoods in the german capital. like here. in 2014, there was just one traditional long-term rental. but 100 listings on airbnb. in berlin, finding a long-term lease has become -- the mayor's office system of 12,000 apartments will be for people who actually live in the city. is more than 20,000 believers that defined housing. >> the law encourages neighbors to name and shame landlords. owners risk a hefty fine of up to 100,000 euros. in us to dissuade many at least until german courts rule on the slew of challenges to the controversial law. ste

two people are in jail after a frightening 911 call made inside a berlin borough call.a teen hiding in the basement after he heard someone break. in our bruce gordon showed us how that young man remained call while on the line with a 911 operator. the scene played out last friday in the beer neighborhood. listen as a 15 year old boy, home alone, home sick from school, calls 911 to report a home break-in. he needs police and he needs them fast. please hurry up. did you see them come in. >> no, i heard them break the window. okay. stay on the line with me. where are you at now. >> ? my basement. they could be coming down. i'm not sure. > just stay on the line with me. the teen's call was transferred to berlin bureau police, cops were on the way, but neither the teen or the operator wanted to take any chances. you don't hear anything moving around in the base president with you, right? >> no. i want you to step out of the closet that's in the basement and just look around, okay? >> okay. the officers are outside of your door. i don't want you to go upstairs or anything unt

. >>> we are following breaking news from berlin, chopper 6 hd is live over berlin park where there say police presence after reports of an attack on a female jogger here. a number of officers have gathered on cross keys road this is in berlin park in camden county. we are following the investigation for you, we are looking live from chopper 6 hd a female jogger attacked in the park. we'll have more information as it becomes available to us. >>> seven people made it out alive when a plane crashed at an air force base today. the b 52 aborted during takeoff at anderson air force base in the territory of guam. all seven crew members escaped with no injuries. >>> federal regulators have accused a well known golfer from benefiting from inside training. officials say that nicholson received tips about dean foods and was told to trade the stock and he did so the next day and made a profit of over a million dollars. there is no comment so far from mickelson's representatives. >>> and a company in canada apparently sold phoney 3-d ultra sound pictures. one of them turned out to be a stock photo

police say a woman was jogging in berlin park in berlin borough yesterday morning when a man grabbedher from behind and tried to sexually assault her. she managed to break free and ran to lock herself in her car. she alerted another jogger who dialed 911 for help. she was not able to get a good description of her attacker and he got away. >>> despite the attempted assault, the sixth annual sue cardamone schoolership fund went on as plan. this is cell phone video of 500 walkers and runners that participated in that event. berlin officials say they wopt live in fear. >>> today, temple university will celebrate the life of its seventh president, william liacouras. he was president of the college from 1982 to 2000. when he retired, the liacouras center, the university's main arena was renamed in his honor. >>> postal officials want your help to prevent dog attacks on letter carriers after there were 44 attacks in philadelphia last year alone. >> the city ranks seventh in the country when it comes to dogs biting postal workers. as part of national dog bite prevention week, philadelphia po

man, i take pride in the words 'ich bin ein berliner!'" as with any discussion of president kennedy, we turn now to his assassination and the deep shock that gripped the nation. and in the midst of universal mourning, john f. kennedy was laid to rest next to a flame whose burn would be eternal. tragedy invokes a special unity and in the days following president kennedy's assassination, a nation bonded by sadness was plain to see. "bearing the burden of their own sorrow, a quarter of a million people brave near- freezing weather to pass by the dead president in tribute. some waited for as long as 12 hours in a line that at times stretched for 10 miles. the old, the young, the aged, the children - they became one in their grief in a spontaneous outpouring that throws up an enduring memorial to the american spirit." on november 25, 1963, a silent reverance shrouded the country as the man who once commanded the presidency with a youthful vigor was brought out of the capital rotunda in a flag-draped coffin. waiting at the bottom of the capital

police say a man grabbed a young woman from behind this morning on a trail in berlin park but she fought back and she managed to get away. fox 29's karen hepp has more on the attack that has scared people who know this spot very well. >> young woman in her 20s had to fight with all of her might to get away from a creep who attacked her this morning on a jogging trail in berlin park. >> no male assailant -- unknown male assailant jumped out at her, tried to grab her. she was forced to the ground. she was able to fend him off and make her way back out to the parking area. >> the woman punched and kicked her way free and race the back to her car where she locked herself inside. >> she had lost her cell phone during that incident. unrelated bystander was able to call 911 and our officers immediately came to the location. >> reporter: investigators from several to us set up a perimeter and searched everywhere with dogs and helicopters. but possibly because of the delay in calling 911, the attacker had slipped away. >> really scary it would happen right in like our backyard. really like a few

it happened at berlin park in berlin. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us with the very latest from police, joe. >> reporter: hi, ukee at this park it is a a popular spot and people living out here in berlin say it is a safe place but that attack this morning has left some unsettled. out for a jog, a woman is attacked and investigators say a man attempted to sexually assault her along a trail in berlin park. >> that is terrifying. i always went with my mom and sister. it the is just so close to home it makes it scary. something we do every day. the just thinking of it, it is terrifying, that it could happen to any of us. >> reporter: word of what happened was cause for an alarm a monk people who regularly come to the park. >> it really is scar that i it would happen right in our backyard, really, just a few miles from here and it is just freaky would it happen. >> unfortunate thing to happen but it does happen every where. >> reporter: officials say the victim was able to fight the man off after he popped out o

right now it is 4:30 in berlin, 3:30 in london.an see that the ftse is the only gainer of the major indexes. the dax in germany down, the cac in france down as well. it is the telecoms that are holding up the ftse. two major telecoms, vote come -- vodafone saying that could be more consolidation. that has spurred a wave of lying. londonp, also trading in . telefonica up as well as deutsche telekom. take a look at the currency action because that is where it has been hot. we have seen the pound trade up almost one full percent at one point. up about one third of a percent at $1.44. you see euro strength as well and the krona is now coming back to unchanged levels. the reason for the pound action toy has been new polling data over the weekend. . have brexgo allows you to see all of the information you need for this boat. coming up on june 23 here you have the top stories on brexit. the latest polling data is graft. the new polling data shows more than 46% plan to vote to remain within the eu. only 38% went to vote to leave. it had be

betty: live from berlin and new york, i am betty liu. matt: i am matt miller.s is the european close. reforms,spite china's larry fink warns we should all be worried about their debt dependency. he remains bullish on china's long-term outlook. here he is earlier in an exclusive interview from hong kong. lawrence: i would give chinese leadership some of the best marks in trying to transform their society. we are on the fourth year of the 10 year plan to reorient china away from that, away from an export dependent economy to a much more resilient, domestic economy. that is a very hard thing to do. it takes many countries 50 years to do that, and countries definitely have recessions in the transition. recentlyat china most in form of policy behaviors, overstepped the market is saying that right now. they are saying china's dependency on debt and the leverage of the balance sheets and the continuation of investing and some of the unproductive state owned companies is not a good long-term solution. i would say indeed it is not a good long-term solution. awfully this

imagine my great-grandfather's horror when he traveled to berlin in 1934. more than 50 years later.s merely history repeating itself. being used the few as a scapegoat. ." my great-grandfather visited berlin the same time the nazi hate speech was beginning to translate into state implemented marginalization of the jews. there was a time for the german people to stand up against the bigotry of their government, 1934 was it. yet, most germans stood idly by as the laws were implemented, purging jews from german society. speech creates reality. good and evil. has a friend in silence. jewsgermans did not murder or roma, but every person who knew what was happening in the death camps and chose to go about their lives was complicit with the atrocities. my dear friend calls them the tribe of the folded arms and ir fair share of guilt. silence is dangerous because it spreads the notion that the problems of your neighbor are not your problem. with thel familiar litany "first, they came for the socialist." many used his words to illustrate that you cannot tolerate discrimination against others

betty: live from bloomberg world had corridors and in berlin, i am betty liu. i am here for mark barton watching bloomberg markets and looking at the brandenburg gate over my shoulder. i am excited to be here. let me check in with first word news. vonnie: thank you so much. the supreme court has compromised in the obamacare contraceptive case. sendagree to unanimously it back to the lower court saying both sides may be able to resolve the dispute. religious groups challenge the law requirement that contraceptive coverage be included in employee and student health plans. voters go to the polls in oregon and kentucky tomorrow. hillary clinton visited a union training center in louisville while bernie sanders campaigned in the state. bernie sanders is an puerto rico to talk about the worsening debt crisis before this primary. donald trump says if he's elected resident, he is unlikely to have good relationships with the french prime minister -- with the u.k. prime minister david cameron. donald trump says he is not divisive but he calls himself the unifier. colombi

white horse pike berlin park is popular to locals and locally not too well known to anybody outside of town. when a place has never been in the news before it usually means it is a safe spot since nothing bad has ever happened before to put it in the news so no need to fear to be alone here exercising at 9:15 in the morning. sun has been up a and nearby schools opened and many others are usually close by exercising too. well, that all change here yesterday when a reverse 911 call from police, to local berlin residents warning them that a woman on the running trail here through the wood was grabbed from behind and what police suspected was an attempted rape. >> i never go by myself. i don't anyway but still you don't know what can happen. you don't think going for a run that anything will happen. >> it is scary it would happen right in our back yard. we live a few miles from here. just freaky that with happen so close to home. >> only thing we have right now is that it is a white male. we have no clothing description. nothing to go by. age, height, maybe with some scruff i features a

i'm matt miller in berlin.res are down in german trading after offering up $62 billion to buy out monsanto. if you look at the shares over the last year, they have come down hard since talk of a bayer bid for monsanto started. they are down now 25% year-to-date. hedge funds are piling into the ed yourocks that zapp returns at the start of the year. let's get to the chart of the hour with nejra cehic. nejra: investors doing well in 2015, but that broke down at the start of this year. what this chart shows is that investors stuck with this momentum trade over the value trade. this is even though it posted some of their worst losses in seven years at the start of 2016. of 4.5% in thern first four months of 2016. the biggest loss since 2009. hedge funds have taken a bearish view. a move from values momentum that this chart is showing. much indeed.u very nejra cehic with the chart of the hour. bayer is definitely on the move this morning. , if you ares looking at your screens and scratching your head and wondering w

let's get right out to karen hepp live in berlin, inform, tonight. karen? >> reporter: this is park writ actually happened. you can see there's play scape area over here. we've seen so many kids out here. right behind that is the trail and that's where the woman was jogging about 9:00 o'clock this morning and she had to fight this guy off kicking and screa screaming. the young woman had simply gone out for a jog in her own neighborhood about 9:00 o'clock this morning. she was right about here on this trail in berlin park, when all of a sudden an aggressive man jumped out of the woods and attacked her. >> he grabbed at her, grabbed her shirt. we don't know if she fell to the ground or was push to the ground, but with her kicking and punching she was able to get away from him. >> reporter: she raced back to the parking area and jumped in her own car and locked the doors. it took awhile for her to flag down a good samaritan to call 911 because she had lost her own phone in the struggle. >> had k9s come in, state police helicopter and we began a search at the t

i will be judging today, my first time judging from the city of berlin. it off with joe weisenthal. the of all of her running also well. -- oliver renick. i'm talking about nigeria and what is going on. oil red chart is nigerian production going back five years. you can see it plunged to the lowest level. mexico's back much longer. -- it actually goes back much longer. this white line is the 12 month that that the country would have its currency pegged to the dollar and the value. collapsing,n is that hurts revenue. the bets that it will fall are surging. one of the biggest jumps in a long time. that is the story, i'd nigerian oil production falling, and then pressuring the nyro pay. btv 1324. e that at oliver: i had to do something outside the u.s.. looking at the risk premium in brazilian markets. your white line is the expected return based on bloomberg galatians using -- calculations using crt. the blue line shows the 10 year yield on the generic government bond. what has happened is something interesting. among 45 countries that the function surveys,

at a concert tonight in berlin, the conductor was leonard bernstein and they climaxed to "the ode de, "ode to freedom." ♪ >> the playwright and human rights activist is the first noncommunist party in 41 years. >> and he his wife were executed after military court found them guilty of genocide, stealing state funds and trying to escape prosecution. >> from our point of view, there was no argument about the most remarkable story of the decade. freedom. in some cases, freedom which had been unthinkable as the decade began. >>> in "money matters" this morning, wall street. >> we're going to turn the bull loose. >> one of the great things about this nation is that we can seek profit. >> is money the number one goal? >> yes. >> you've had 29-year-olds making a million dollars a year, expecting to make 2 million after that. >> if you've got plastic money, there's nothing holding you back. >> history will prove the bakers were honest people. >> insider trading could become wall street's watergate. >> what do we call greed the day before an indictment? >> i believe recently we called it succ

matt: i'm glad to be here in berlin.ause i cover cars so much, it is great to come over here and cover some of the best carmakers in the world. volkswagen has had massive problems. this new lawsuit from the norwegian sovereign wealth fund lawsuitsre than 600 that volkswagen faces from this diesel scandal. shortage of legal action. the interesting thing i think is that the norwegian fund is suing the company because it didn't tell the norwegian wealth fund, which is a very substantial older. they have a 1.7 percent stake in volkswagens general shares. they have had a much bigger stake in shares in the past. they are angry that volkswagen didn't notify the major shareholders before the u.s. issued its concerns about volkswagen cheating on the scandal. if you look at the bloomberg terminal and type in the volkswagen equity or any equity hds, you get a picture of the holders. porsche is the biggest holder in volkswagen. state of lower saxony also a massive holder. qatar owns a stake. other sovereign wealth funds very active.

. ♪ betty: we are going to take you from new york to london to berlin.ere is what we are watching. we will talk with yale university professor robert shiller as the latest s&p schiller index shows home prices in the 20 biggest cities up more than forecasted in march. plunging 86%. highlighting the challenge volkswagen faces in emerging from the diesel emissions cheating scandal. transfersald trump his prized assets to a delaware to potentially result in a tax savings for the presidential front-runner. let's cut to the market desk for julie hyman with a closer look at the economic news coming out this morning, including consumer confidence. 92.6 is the consumer confidence index number coming out for may. by6 uses 96.1 estimated economists. lower than estimated. we have a lot of data, including the case schiller number and a personal spending increase that was the largest we have seen in seven months. we have been seeing strength in some of the economic data. that seems to be feeding into the narrative that the fed could move in june or july. change in sto

live from berlin. barack obama visits hiroshima. obama is the first sitting u.s. president to go to the city where a warplane dropped an atomic bomb in 1945. he met survivors and called for a future free of nuclear weapons. also, a symbol of europe's inability to manage the refugee crisis. greece has cleared the refugee camp but all those thousands of people have to go somewhere. the u.n. condemns conditions as deplorable. and the oscars have been handed out, and tonight it was the lola's turn. welcome to the program. u.s. president barack obama has been in hiroshima for an historic visit, the first sitting u.s. president to visit since america dropped an atomic bomb on it. they said it was important to remember all those who lost their lives in the war, stressing the value of reconciliation, obama said the two countries had succeeded in fostering trust and cooperation in the postwar. >> the 79-year-old was a boy when the a-bomb fell from the sky on his way to school where the teachers and students inside died. he is an example of the dedication many japanese feel

erick zott is happy to see berlin now taking these steps. >> i value what the minister said.it's a new start on this front. >> not all of the victims invited to berlin see things that way, however. >> what's missing is an undertakg to comnsate us i ft the cony a dede ago, and we're still waiting. reporter: and they're waiting for the perpetators to be punished. hartmut hopp was paul schafer's number two in colonia dignidad. also head of the hospital, he is said to have used psychiatric drugs to pacify residents. in 2011 the chilean authorities sentenced hopp to five years in prison for aiding and abetting the sexual abuse of minors, but he'd already fled the country for germany. his citizenship here has protected him from extradition. so far. >> there's been very little progress in terms of prosecutions in chile, and practically nothing in germany. some of the perpetrators of colonia dignidad are fugitives who have been sentenced in chile. people like hartmut hopp have fled to germany to escape justice, while investigators here are not doing enough in my opinion. >> born in c

steve keeley is live where it happen at berlin park, steve, good morning. >> reporter: well, becauset 9:15 with the sun up now people don't feel any safer because it the is daylight. we're right here along the white horse pike route 30 for you follow thanks don't know this area, berlin park has a trail that runs through it, very safe park, very safe areas. police described this area as very safe. that is why before yesterday, this woman and many more never felt dangerous enough to run through the wooden with music playing in their ears but not anymore. he grabbed at her, grabbed her shirt. we don't necessity if she fell or was push to the ground but about her kicking and punching she was able to getaway from him. >> it is so close to home. the something we could every day. the just thinking bit, it is terrifying but it can happen to any of us. >> reporter: police here in berlin had help from four other departments nearby because they were hoping to seal off both part and neighborhood around it and she dropped her phone, 911 was not called until long after she ran back to her car and

>> this is "dw news" from berlin. out in the open -- details on the free trade deal between europe and the u.s.. washington and brussels call claims misleading and at worst, flat out wrong. also coming up -- restoring syria's cease-fire. john kerry says progress is being made. in aleppo, they are drawing battle lines. we will bring you the best of online activism around the world as dw supports -- brings you the bobs. i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. the environmental group greenpeace has leaked the details of closed-door negotiations over a free-trade deal between the european union and theunited states. it is called ttip. greenpeace says the leaked documents show that it poses a major risk for the environment and consumer rights, but the eu and the u.s. say that that is wrong and the leaked documents do not indicate the final deal. reporter: greenpeace has gone beyond putting the leaked documents online. it has set up a reading room in the center of berlin, within walking distance of the german parliament an

communismation ended with the berlin wall falling and that when reagan tore down the berlin wall, many think it was when he said, teardown this wall. during an7, international debate. it was a question at the end that ronald reagan answered with a call to tear down the berlin wall. so, thank you. >> thank you. i have an important question. how do we get a copy of the book? >> amazon. i hope you will go ahead and purchase it. on-demand. it takes about two weeks. thank you in advance. if you have any questions, do not hesitate to e-mail. .> thank you for being here if you are interested in learning more, you can visit our linkte and we will have a to this event. so, thank you. >> you are watching american history television. 48 hours of television every weekend. getow us for information to the latest news. >> we give 72 delegate votes to the next president of the united states. >> wrote to the white house rewind continues with more from the 1970 six campaign with the gerald ford campaign rally in tennessee. president ford went on to win the tennessee republican primary over for mark cali

imagine my great-grandfather's horror when he traveled to berlin in 1934. more than 50 years later. the same bigoted speech spreading across germany. at the time, he wrote "nazi germany is nearly history repeating itself. the case of the few being used as scapegoats." my great-grandfather visited berlin at almost the exact same time that the nazi hate speech was beginning to translate into state implemented marginalization of the jews. if there was ever a time for the german people to stand up against the bigotry of their government, 1934 was it. and yet most germans stood idly by and watched the nuremberg race laws implemented. effectively purging jews from german society. realities, good and evil. friend inpeech has a silence. not germans do not, did murder jews or roma. but every person who knew what was happening in the death camps and chose to go about their as complicit with the atrocities. my good friend calls them the tribe of the folded arms, as they bear their share of guilt. silence is dangerous because it spreads the notion that the problems of your neighbor are not your

♪ >> this is a dw news from berlin.ust a few hours after government forces pledged to other a regime of calm and syria, the latest attack. this time in a camp for people fleeing the fighting. dozens are dead. activists say assad air force fired the missiles. turkey's president tightens its grip on power as his prime minister steps down. because trees opposition says it is effectively a coup by the president. and outward it declares a state of emergency as wildfire and goes for mcmurray. emergency services battle to keep the flames away from the city center. 1600 buildings are already in ashes. ♪ sarah: welcome to the program. syrian activists say that airstrikes on a can't housing displaced people have claimed at least 28 lives. the dead reportedly included women and children and many more people also suffered serious injuries. local sources say that for missiles were fired at the camp, setting tents there on fire. the attacks hit the camp in northern syria. where joined now by nicholas connolly from the newsroom commit