danish police have confirmed the body found in waters off of copenhagen is that of a swedish journalist. the inventor and submarine -=- is is charged with her murder. and covering up the confederacy. charlottesville dumps a monument of robert e. lee. ♪ brent: i am brent goff. it is good to have you with us. as the dust settles after last weweek's terror attacks in catalonia, investigators in spain and other european cities are beginning to connect the dots in an investigation that has broader implications across europe. some of the catalonian cell visited paris before the attacks leading authorities to investigate whetether they are papart of a larger islamist network. reporter: these are the remains of the bomb making facility on the coast south of barcelona. it is unclear how the group was able to transport large group of quantities -- large chemicals undetected. had an accidental explosion nott destroy thee facacility the atts likely would have been much more deadly.. most of the members of the terrorist cell lived in the spanish town of report -- the men believed to have radicalized

. >> the danish city of copenhagen is probably known best for its picturesque canals and bicycles.o the home of the country's most popular street food, the polser, or danish hot dog. since 1921, the snack has remained a firm favorite among locals and tourists alike. they are available all over the city in polsevogns, or sausage wagons, and come in many different variations. >> this is my hot dog stand. we have six or seven different kinds of hot dogs, then we have hot dog of the week, a special hot dog with only homemade toppings and everything. this costs about 40 kroner. that's 6 euro. so that's not bad. >> former pastry chef john jensen has owned this cart outside of the city's central station for the last 11 years. john: the most popular hot dog is definitely the danish hot dog, is like open face with sauces in it, ketchup, mustard, crispy onion, raw onion, and pickled cucumber. >> the special danish hot dog sauce is made up of cauliflower, sweet mustard, pickles, and cumin. for many customers, a classic danish hot dog is a highlight of their trip to copenhagen. >> i'm so hungr

the inventor says he dropped kim wall off on one of copenhagen's islands on thursday night.earing. prosecutors said it was needed to shield relatives from emerging details, and to give space for the ongoing police investigation, one that could have stepped from the pages of even the most imaginative danish crime thriller. there was disappointment for the man considered by many to be the greatest sprinter of all time — jamaica's usain bolt — at the world athletics championships in london. he failed to finish in the men's 100 metre relay, which was eventually won by great britain. also leaving the track for good was britain's mo farah in the five thousand metres. parvin kumar ramchurn rounds up all of the night's action. in a career decorated in glory, there was not a golden ending for usain bolt in the 100m relay. the 30—year—old jamaican and 8—time olympic gold medallist, pulled up injured in the men's relay final while running the final leg forjamaica. the race unexpectedly won by great britain, much to the excitement of the home crowd, in london. the united states finished

the inventor says he dropped ms wall off on one of copenhagen's islands on thursday night.prosecutors said it was needed to shield relatives from emerging details, and to give space for the ongoing police investigation, one that could have stepped from the pages of even the most imaginative danish crime thriller. now the weather, with louise lear. good morning. well, despite a few nuisance showers across north—east england, for many of us, saturday was a promising day. and a ridge of high pressure continues to build through the night, so clear skies here, withjust a little bit more in the way of cloud across the essex and kent coasts, with the legacy of those saturday showers. but, generally speaking, it is quiet start to sunday. it will be a chilly one, not necessarily in towns and city centres, but in rural spots, expect low single figures to greet you first thing this morning. but there will be a light breeze, and with those clear skies comes lots of pleasant sunshine. so not a bad start to the day. as we go through the afternoon, cloud will start to bubble up, and we'll

looking out from the home built nautilus as it leaves copenhagen.ournalist boyfriend reported her missing. and a huge search was launched. he was spotted by witnesses on friday aboard the nautilus. but soon after it sank. fast. it was located at a depth of seven metres and efforts to recover it are under way. are you 0k? he was rescued, reportedly as the sun went down, by a private boat. he said he was fine, although a little sad seeing the nautilus go down. he had hit the headlines in 2008 when he managed to build the nearly 80 metre long vessel using online crowdfunding. he was arrested when he returned to shore. the inventor says he dropped her off on one of copenhagen‘s islands on thursday nights. police are examining cctv footage to try to verify this. he has appeared in court in a closed hearing. prosecutors said it was needed to shield relatives from emerging details and to give space for the ongoing police investigation. 0ne for the ongoing police investigation. one that could have stepped from the pages of even the most imaginative danish c

elsewhere, fc copenhagen beat qarabag 2—1, but drew 2—2 on aggregate.er dino ndlovu scored the away goal, which means the champions of azerbaijan go through. cska moscow beat young boys 2—0 on the night, 3—1 on aggregate. former champions steaua bucharest were thrashed 5—1 at home by sporting lisbon, and apoel nicosia are through 2—0 on aggregate after a 0—0 draw in prague. in the asian champions league, kawasaki frontale beat uruwa red diamonds 3—1 in the first leg of their all—japanese quarter—final. the home side took the lead just before half—time, with this goal from their captain yu kobayashi. that was his fifth goal of the competition. early in the second—half, their on—loan brazilian striker elsinho prodded home kawasaki's second. with 14 minutes left, yuki moto beat the offside trap to score a potentially vital away goal for 2007 champions. but with five minutes to go, kobayashi scored his second goal of the night to seal a 3—1 win. wayne rooney has announced his retirement from international football. the 31—year—old recently left manchester u

this witness says he saw two people on board a submarine leaving copenhagen harbor the day before itk. >> they were saying there were five people together, in the morn of them one of them said "isn't this the submarine we saw yesterday?" we said yes, we think this is the submarine we saw yesterday. the morning after we heard it, we saw it was just gone. police have been looking for it with helicopters. speed >> melissa: totally bizar. let's bring our legal panel. carolyn, i'll start with you. our the story has shifted. originally, he said that this is -- that she was on the submarine and he dropped her off, right? >> now his story is changing, he is telling a few different sides of the story. we were talking a little bit before about a motive here, a motive is not an element of offense the prosecution is going to have to prove but it makes a lot of sense that prosecutors and investigators are going to want to dig a little deeper to see what the relationship was between these two, maybe there was a romantic relationship, maybe he didn't like what she was going to write about him. we w

peter madsen‘s submarine sank in koge bay, 30 miles from copenhagen — he says because of a technicalto kristian isbak, and he told me that as he approached the submarine, it began to sink. police now think he may have scuttled his own sub. peter madsen is well—known here in denmark. he calls himself an invent—repreneur, with a goal of putting people into space. his submarine is said to be one of the biggest of its kind in the world, and it's something he was deeply proud of. tom is a friend of madsen‘s. what do you think happened? hmm. i have no idea. i mean, it's really bizarre. it's really... i mean, he's been out there a lot with people. i've been sailing with him on that submarine. 0bviously, he had girls out with him sailing and all that, but what happened that particular day? i have absolutely no idea. i mean, obviously, it's strange that he sank his u—boat. i mean, it looks like it. that's what the police said, he sunk it on purpose, and that is really bizarre. why would anybody do that? it's his life's work. it's like, he... he, er... it was such a huge effort to build this b

in copenhagen, shares in a jewelry maker were down 10% as reports came in lower than expected. >> let'srap up in switzerland. in very first minimum wage that country has been approved. >> they rejected a plan for a minimum wage at a national level in 2014. they now have the highest basic pay rate in europe at a local level. >> a minimum wage and one of the highest in europe. for the residence of the first swiss canton to pass the measure, this seems like a reasonable measure. >> health insurance is expensive. taxes are high. everything is. people cannot afford the necessities of life. >> minimum wage has been fixed per hour,s banks roughly 17 euros per hour. that compares with eight euros in france. law voted in favor of the in 2011, but implementation was stalled by legal challenges. >> this guarantees a minimum wage for those living in these times of uncertainty. >> those representing employers see the potential risk for the local job market. >> what we fear from this is further unemployment. if you take a business that has four full-time posts, with this minimum wage, they will not h

if you happen to be copenhagen in denmark. pop into a supermarket. there you'll find cured meats nitrites. and for those whose danish is gone a bit rusty it's. it's everywhere. you can usually recognize it by its color more brownish than pretty pink. the best known brand is produced one hundred fifty kilometers south of the capital in denmark biggest organic processed meat plant kind of god. and. the boss a biochemist started in nitrate free cured meats twenty five years ago. since then the danish health authorities haven't registered a single case of botulism caused by processed meat. we do not have problems with this bacteria i would say for the last fifty years this has not been a recent. topic in western europe that was a problem and needed to. hundred years ago where the thing going up as clean as they are slaughterhouses were another clean as they are today so no worry about bacteria we have to worry about additives that my. and if they are not necessary for some very good reasons we should not do is clear the cancer risk today i mean risks tha

he arrived at the copenhagen climate summit in 2009 amid huge expectations. the deal fell apart. >> i don't know how you have an international agreement where we all are not sharing information and ensuring that we are meeting our commitments. that doesn't make sense. it would be a hollow victory. >> the fact was president obama did not have congressional support and everybody in copenhagen knew it. in paris six years later, the president tried a radical new approach. he used an old semantic trick to take congress right out of the decisionmaking. during a state visit to china, the president said all the differences with beijing had been ironed out. >> this is a major milestone in the u.s./china relationship. and it shows what's possible when we work together on an urgent global challenge. >> reporter: so this time around, somehow a nonbinding agreement was not a hollow victory. these twists of logic demonstrate why other signatories are fed up with washington. after the drama of the obama years, the next president just yanks the country back out again. but he

danish police have identified a torso found south of copenhagen as the missing swedishjournalist, kimadsen, has been accused of negligent manslaughter. we can speak now to michael barrett who's the editor of the local, an english language danish news site. bring us up to date of what is the latest that the police are saying about this investigation. the police announced this morning that dna samples are taken from the torso near copenhagen had been matched to a blood that had been phoned and said the submarine and samples taken from kim wall's position. that had given them a positive identification that the torso was that of kim wall. additionally police found that the torso appears to have been tampered with. some damage found suggesting error had been let out to insurance sector the bottom of the sea. they also said metal had been attached to the torso to ensure that anchored to the torso to ensure that anchored to the bottom of the sea. this charge that the submarine's inventor is being accused of, negligent manslaughter, tell us more about that. he was charged with an evident mans

he arrived at the copenhagen climate summit in 2009 amid huge expectations.he deal fell apart. >> i don't know how you have an international agreement where we all are not sharing information and ensuring that we are meeting our commitments. that doesn't make sense. it would be a hollow victory. >> the fact was president obama did not have congressional support and everybody in copenhagen knew it. in paris six years later, the president tried a radical new approach. he used an old semantic trick to take congress right out of the decisionmaking. during a state visit to china, the president said all the differences with beijing had been ironed out. >> this is a major milestone in the u.s./china relationship. and it shows what's possible when we work together on an urgent global challenge. >> reporter: so this time around, somehow a nonbinding agreement was not a hollow victory. these twists of logic demonstrate why other signatories are fed up with washington. after the drama of the obama years, the next president just yanks the country back out again. but here

. >> and we tagged along at copenhagen. >> it was dramatic because i let a lot of people go not at rosei just don't know if we can get there. >> ahh! >> i'll never get tired of watching guys fight for me, or over me. i think any girl would say they would like to see that every day. >> i think rachael saw me that i fought hard for her heart. i'm looking to get a little deep with her. more emotional with her. >> first thing's first. >> hopefully she can let go and open her heart to me and we can fall in love. >> brian apparen maturing casanova thrusting into poll position. >> he said in past few years he's ready for something serious and you see him talk about a relationship where that female didn't get along with his mother. >> if he's happy i'm happy if not i'll kill you. >> i know she was joking. i know she wouldn't really kill me but she loves her baby and i get it and i respect the relationship she has with her son. >> yes, yes, yes, where's the loyalty. >> rachael's parents did a little slamming of their own. >> i don't want it to be strained relationship i want it to work out. >> i

or those who include the open copenhagen criteria. one thing to be done, and this i also, remove this again, make turkey, candidates, you know, the candidacy. that will have immediate repercussions for foreign investments in turkey, because it has a value. if we're talking about e.u. being sincere and standing up for its values, then you start, first of all. >> agree. it's not -- first of all, it's a matter of principle. even if it's $4 billion, some of goes to the turkish government, for the minister of justice, there's no rule of law in turkey, no democracy in turkey. this whole discussion, we cannot based on the assumption that we have police thisre fighting crime so rule of law, and a government that we need to cooperate with. is an authoritarian regime. what i would say concretely, cancel all the funds that go from the e.u., for the rule of law, human rights reform, cancel turkey's status and economic sanctions. history is full of countries where economic sanctions have worked. it works. because turkey is not russia. it doesn't h

. >> reporter: this august 10th video from copenhagen may show the final moments of the 30-year-old's journalist on the nautilus, a submarine built my peter madsen. wahl was interviewing madsen for a feature, but she never returned. madsen was rescued the next day as his sub sank. he told police he dropped wahl off the night before. telling reporters in danish, i'm fine, seeing the nautilus go down was unfortunate, but oh, well. now his story's changed. according to police, madsen says wahl died in an accident and his lawyer claims he chose to bury her at sea. madsen is charged with manslaughter. he's pled not guilty. authorities claim he deliberately sank the sub. on monday a torso was found, police now conducting dna tests. nbc news interviewed madsen in 2013. >> the construction of the submarine is very, very rewarding. >> reporter: wahl was based in new york. >> she was really adventurous and always trying to, i think, find something new about the world. >> reporter: she traveled to many of the world's hot spots for major magazines and newspapers. >> i don't have any idea that she

. >> reporter: since then, the videos he films in his copenhagen studio have taken a life of their ownce i just maid. >> reporter: fans commenting, i could watch this all day, and this is so satisfying. >> when i started these videos, my intention was to put a beautiful light on this craft i've been doing for years and years. instagram has given ceramics a visibility it didn't have before. suddenly we have audiences of couple hundred thousand people. >> reporter: while eric's focus may be on his work, some of his followers are more focussed on the potter himself. the huffington post writing, we could watch this sexy ceram cyst play with clay all day every day. >> taking on this role as a little bit of a sex symbol is a little, it's kind of new for me. it's not something they train you for at the design school. >> reporter: but he says, in the end, it all adds to the artistry. >> i think today people don't just fall in love with art or ceramics, they fall in love with the people who create these things, and instagram is a good way to show the things that inspire us and make our work a l

danish inventor who built the world's largest privately made submarine has appeared in court in copenhagenng a swedish journalist. peter madsen, who is a6, has denied the manslaughter of the woman, who disappeared on thursday after a trip in the vessel. cctv footage has emerged of the moment a house was destroyed by a gas explosion. a woman was inside the semi—detached house in sunderland when the blast took place on friday morning, but survived with minor injuries. it is understood that she was protected from the blast by a fridge which fell on top of her. learner drivers are to be allowed on to motorways in england, scotland and wales for the first time from next year. the department for transport said lessons must be in a dual—control car with an approved driving instructor. more details now from our correspondent tom burridge. learning to drive — something many of us remember doing, mainly in quiet, suburban areas. but, from next year, learners will be allowed onto our motorways. the government says it will make us safer, because when people pass their test, they will already have expe

according to people familiar with the matter, copenhagen is also weighing offers.epresentative from the corey declined to comment, well representatives from the viva -- aviva did not immediately respond. uber is in exclusive talks to line up funding from foreign investors. according to people familiar, funding would come from softbank along with u.s. equity firms dragon air and general atlantic. the deal is said to hang on the outcome of a courtroom brawl between two of the company's influential board remembers. that is your bloomberg business flash. .att: juliette, thanks for that britain says it wants to avoid any physical border or customs checks with ireland as part of a deal with the european union. as tensions mount, the british government is due to publish a document fleshing out its proposal at noon in london time today. we are joined by our dublin bureau chief. what exactly does the u.k. want? sovereignit was about control of its borders, but if you could enter and exit freely from the new to ireland -- from the eu to ireland and in the same to the u.k., i

. >> reporter: since then, the videos he films here in his copenhagen studio have taken on a life ofwn. >> there's no fancy setup. just an iphone and the pieces i maid. when i first started the videos my focus was to put a light on this work i've been doing for years and years and years. >> reporter: while eric's focus may be on his work that can sell for over $1,000. >> each piece i make is unique. >> reporter: some of his followers are more focussed on the potter himself. the huffington post writing, we could watch this sexy ceramicist play with clay all day every day. >> taking on this role as a little bit of a sex symbol is a little, it's kind of new for me. it's not something they train you for at the design school. >> reporter: but he says in the end it all adds to the artistry. >> i think today people don't just fall in love with art or with ceramics. they fall in love with the people who create these things and instagram is a good way to show the things that inspire us and make our work a lot more personal. >> reporter: rebecca jarvis, abc news. >> eric now has 699,000 follow

shares seeing a significant boost in copenhagen on the oil deal news, and investors are losing confidences. president donald trumps ability to achieve his economic agenda. banking stocks are faring poorly particularly nearly a 3% drop. let's take a look at some more of today's top business headlines. this energy company has agreed to acquire the parent company of encore, in a $19 billion deal. warren buffett, who's back sure how their way firm had planned to buy the company for around $18 billion. sachs has received approval to trade equities with saudi arabia and the u.s. investment bank joins a number -- a growing number of american investment banks operating there. plan for public stock offering of the company's oil giant saudi aramco. our plan was approved to buy back to billion dollars of its own stock, and the company says it will repurchase 113 million shares, returning cash to investors that in nearly 18% premium, a move coming after the resignation o of the ceo last wk due to an ongoing dispute with the company's s founders. the company's shares lost nearly 10% of their value. if

idi amin and the owner looking out as they leave copenhagen. kim vall was the only passenger.riend reported her missing and a huge blue sort —— search was launched. the owner was spotted aboard but soon after, it sank fast. it was located at a depth of 70 metres and efforts to recover it up and away. are you 0k? the man was rescued, reportedly as the sub went down, by a private road. he said he was fine, although a little sad seeing his submarine go down. he hit the headlines in 2008 when he managed to build the nearly 18 metre vessel using online crowdfunding. he was arrested when he came to shore. he said he dropped off kim vall before he came. he has appeared in court ina before he came. he has appeared in court in a closed hearing. prosecutors said it was needed to shield relatives from emerging details and to give space for the ongoing police investigation, one that could have stepped from the pages of even the most imaginative danish crime thriller. 70 years ago, britain ended its rule in india. it was marked by large—scale violence as the country was split in two — hind

copenhagen police say a corpse found in waters off denmark was deliberately mutilated, but can't saysh journalist kim vahl. she was last seen alive on august 10th, leaving on a trip with submarine inventor peter madsen, who's now been charged with negligent manslaughter. there were no longer be a direct influence after brexit. in a paper setting out to the future relationship should be enforced, ministers says there are other ways for dealing with disputes. the document still leaves the role unclear. let's get back to the story we began on in this bulletin, and that is the situation in phoenix, arizona. our correspondence is there where donald trump had been giving his address. obviously, a very tense situation. there are a number of people around here are wearing masks and on the other side of the street are the police, lined up. that will try and get you a better look at what is happening here with the police. but like that you can see flashing is from a police helicopter above us. tell me what happened. my cousin got it with a bean bag. they are shooting at us, they are trying to

after he was arrested on friday, peter madsen said he had dropped ms wall off on one of copenhagen'siven a different explanation of what happened during the voyage. the spokesman wouldn't elaborate. he also cast doubt on his account that the nautilus sank when he was trying to repair an issue with the tanks that are used for ballast. he told journalists that the submarine had apparently been sunk deliberately. meanwhile, the search for mrs wall or her body continues. danny aeberhard, bbc news. 70 years ago pakistan came into existence. british colonial rule ended and partition split what had been india into two nations. as pakistan celebrates independence, reeta chakrabarti has been to the city of karachi, the first capital of independent pakistan and birthplace of the country's founding father, mohammed jinnah. it's pakistan's birthday, and at every street corner there are flags and celebration. but its 70 years have been mixed. it was founded as a democracy but has had military rule and people have argued whether its founder, mohammedjinnah, wanted a secular state or an islamic one

home—made submarinejust hours after a headless female torso was found near the water's edge in copenhagenpolice he'd dropped kim wall alive on an island during the voyage, then he said she'd died in an accident. authorities are yet to formally identify the body. stay with us on bbc news — still to come, coping with africa's population explosion. can technology lead to better and different crops that will feed a continent? washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed, i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today, in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the last ten days, 500 have died. chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 submariners who died on board the kursk. we're all with them now, within our hearts. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2.5 million people, in his hometown of krakow. "stay wit

copenhagen police say a headless and limbless corpse found in waters off denmark was deliberately mutilated it is the remains of swedish journalist kim vahl. she was last seen alive on august 10th, leaving on a trip with submarine inventor peter madsen, who's now been charged with negligent manslaughter. the venezuelan president is seeking an international arrest warrant for the former attorney general, who fled the country last week. nicolas maduro claims luisa 0rtega, who was once a government loyalist, was involved, with her husband, in serious crimes. the couple face court action in venezuela which they say is politically motivated. terror charges including murder have been filed against two of the suspected islamists captured after last week's attacks in and around barcelona. one of the suspects told a closed court hearing in madrid that the jihadist cell had been planning a much larger assault targeting monuments. tom burridge reports from barcelona. in the wake of the deadliest terror attack in spain in years, four men moved from barcelona last night. one by one, they were led into a

copenhagen police say a corpse found in waters off denmark was deliberately mutilated, but they say itl too early to say whether it is the remains of swedish journalist kim vahl. she was last seen alive on the 10th of august as she departed on a trip with submarine inventor peter madsen. the spanish football club barcelona says it will demand at least $10 million from its former player, the brazilian striker neymar. it say the 25—year—old was in breach of contract when he left the catalan club for french giants paris saint—germain. the legal action follows neymar‘s world record $250 million transfer. german police have seized around 5,000 ecstasy tablets in the shape of president trump's head. the pills were seized in the north—western city of 0snabruck. it's thought the drugs would have been sold on the internet under the slogan ‘trump makes partying great again‘. an austrian father and son have been arrested. india's top court has ruled that the controversial practice of instant divorce in islam is unconstitutional, marking a major victory for women's rights activists. india is one o

ten days later a cyclist discovered a tool site which should washed up on the beach south of copenhagen. with the head and limbs delivered because self. today the police confirmed the dna match the journalists. let me a hundred and some we do have a box with a hairbrush and toothbrush belonging to kim vile look on the submarine that's also thought we dissected yesterday. was also some metal the talks to the body in an apparent attempt to make it sink to the bottom. the submarine was discovered sinking hours into a police search from as well. after her partner reported him missing. peter matson was rescued from his vessel in charge of negligent manslaughter. it's a case that has gripped the public imagination. people have been following this case ever since this accident happened ever since kimball was missing and ever since has been big news here in denmark and something rich. people young old men and women are discussing and talking about. as police continue to search for the remaining body part. mr matson's lawyer said the news that the torso is misspelled does not change our client's

after he was arrested on friday, peter madsen said he had dropped ms wall off on one of copenhagen'slanation of what happened during the voyage. —— a police spokesman said he had now given a different explanation of what happened during the voyage. the spokesman would not elaborate. he also cast doubt on his account that the nautilus sank when he was trying to repair an issue with the tanks that are used for ballast. he told journalists that the submarine had apparently been sunk deliberately. meanwhile, the search for mrs wall or her body continues. danny aeberhard, bbc news. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. we will take you to japan to meet the inventor of a robot that helps people to tackle stress and loneliness. and i got to meet a very inspirational als patient that was trying to learn how to communicate using this robot. and before we go, a rare white moose has been captured on camera. the animal, one ofjust 100, was seen in west sweden. the moose aren't albino but grow white fur due to a genetic mutation. thank you forjoining us. see you soon. this week has been q

initially saying he had dropped her off alive ny copenhagen. he later explained her death was an accident. i know where hath yeah all at tuskegee's explain that an accident happened on the submarine that has caused the death of kim fall and that he afterwards buried her at sea. a little light of mine. in new york students of columbia university remember kim who graduated here in twenty thirteen. they celebrated the life of a talented journalist who traveled and reported from around the world. but met her gruesome and so close to home. so as the investigation continues this is a case which keeps throwing up more questions than answers. and with the absence of witness testimony and much of the physical evidence now washed away. that could be a long wait for friends and family to know exactly what happened to kim and why. tim duncan bbc news. let's have a look at some of the day's other news now in twenty three people have died in brazil after a ferryboat cyclone ripped from an island to the coastal city of salvador. a survivor said he spent two h