reflection of the national vote, but some say it could also result in substantially more seats in the bundestag. soccer fans in germany still searching for answers a day after sweden roared back from a 4-0 deficit in their world cup qualifier against germany. the game was played on home turf. >> the swedes took home a tie score with four goals in 30 minutes. to say the result left germany stunned would be an understatement. >> it was an unprecedented collapse as the team threw away a four-goal lead at home in berlin. >> it was psychological. you are up for zero, everything is running smoothly, and the first guy runs a little slower. in the second guy. you lose the ball. you lose the one-on-one battles. >> to all the more stunning since the german side dominated the swedes for the first hour. the total blackout -- fans could not believe it. >> sweden will gut. germany went to sleep. a purely psychological reaction. -- sweden woke up. germany went to sleep. >> no german player was capable of slowing a swedish onslaughts. >> we have to learn our lesson. you cannot slacked off at an international l

this has to be addressed by the german bundestag and my impression is some members of the coalition wanted to avoid that. >> it is estimated that an extension would cost at least 20 billion euros. >> we spoke earlier to our brussels correspondent and asked her about the confusion surrounding greece's new budget deal, or is it no deal? >> it has been a day of rumors and denials. the european commission in brussels key to maintaining that there is no agreement yet with the greek government. similar messages kept coming from berlin as well, until the german finance minister got fed up and said people should stop speculating about what a potential agreement could bring because there is no such agreement yet, but it is no surprise that there is speculation because the negotiations between the greek government and its international creditors are entering a very crucial phase, and people are pwondering -- will the creditors give greece more time? lately in the past couple of days and weeks, the number of positive comments on greek progress has been rising. lots of people are now saying the greeks

it was also the first time she faced off directly in bundestag the bid against ste -- debate against peer steinbrueck, her main rival in next year's elections. >> we know we have freedom in europe. we have democracy. people are free to demonstrate against one leader or another without fear of being imprisoned. that is what unifies us. that is why we are in this. >> both candidates are making europe a central campaign issue. >> germany's future is in europe, and we are going to have to invest in the future, just as we invested in german reunification, and it is your duty to tell that to the people of this country, madam chancellor. >> looking at greece, germany will have to take on additional commitments in concert with other european states. tell it finally to the people. >> the chancellor was accused of allowing members of her coalition to fully agrees -- bully greece. >> looks like the campaign is indeed under way. we have elections less than a year away now here in germany. how far apart are angela merkel and peer steinbrueck when it comes to the eurozone debt crisis? >> in truth,

. >> he gave just five speeches in the bundestag during this time, and we assume he neglected his parliamentaryuties while giving these speeches. >> the debate is far from over. some are calling steinbrueck's credibility as the social democratic candidate for chancellor into question. >> spain's economy has fallen deeper into the recession and has shrunk for a fifth successive quarter. >> spain's gdp fell 0.3%, but growth is slow in comparison to previous quarter. averaged out over the year, the economy is predicted to shrink by 1.6%. it has been a tough year for winegrowers, especially in france. cold and wet conditions damage to vineyards during flowering. graves in burgundy were destroyed during hailstones and a heat wave in august. >> vineyards were also damaged by mildews and funguses. champagne was the worst affected, but luckily for wine lovers, it is not all bad news. >> grapevines are very sensitive. they do not like winter to be too cold or summer to be too dry, but too much moisture can damage them as well. this year has been tough for winegrowers, with several unfavorable weather co