der spiegel talks about eyewitness accounts of everyday life in the islamic state and what you see is a list of punishment for various acts that are not considered in line with the sure -- strict sharia law. the first is alcohol, 30 lashes. theft, your hand is indicated. almost sexuality or blasphemy, -- homosexuality, or blasphemy death. others are focusing on the mastermind behind the islamic state group. this is out baghdadi, who is waging world -- war on the world. le point promises the brains behind the story -- the man behind isis. it is interesting he is so discreet, given the isis media strategy, which is to be all over the place p we have seen the publishing photos and videos online. le point looks back on his, i guess you can call it his career. he started in 2003, joined insurrection in iraq shortly after the u.s. invasion and eventually spent some time in a u.s. detention center. genie: it has been nearly six months since the charlie hebdo attacks in france and the french magazine has been looking at how the satirical magazine has been bouncing back. florence: surviving me

vw responded after "der spiegel" said the company was considering cutting output numbers and workers' hours. in june, passenger vehicle sales fell year on year. growth slowing down. the stock market route putting some buyers off. yvonne: coming up later on unwanted headlines. problems for kuala lumpur's new terminal. a sea of red across asian markets this morning. is there an end in sight? we will discuss the outlook when "asia edge" continues. ♪ rishaad: checking some of the stories making headlines around the world. yvonne: joint development over oil and gas reserves in the east china sea. beijing's offer comes just days after tokyo released pictures of what it says are platforms close to median lines separating the two countries. china and japan agreed 10 years ago to jointly develop reserves and held official talks to years later. the discussions broke down. rishaad: the president of syria has admitted that after more than four years of civil war, he's running out of soldiers. bashar al-assad said the army no longer has the manpower to defend the entire country. he issued amnesty

germany's der spiegel reports the agreement with grease is a relief exromtions that respect both -- compromises that respect both sides are needed. >>> showing alexis tsipras arriving from brussels wearing nothing but a barrel, stating there's no way i'll wear a tie. >>> pope francis is back at the vatican tonight. he spoke about several things, including the thaw in relations between cuba and u.s. president raul castro praised him for helping with the break through. >> translator: what does cuba lose what does the united states lose? both will gain something and will lose something because this is how it is in negotiations. what they will both gain is peace, this is for sure. meetings friendship, collaboration. this is gain. but what can they lose, i cannot imagine. >> pope francis has added a cuba leg to the beginning of his trip to the u.s. he's to go to be new york philadelphia and washington on the trip. facing mazrasas in state government. as fez jamil reports. >> ed the case and recitation are cornerstones of learning at this traditional islamic school but that's not enough of the state

in the wake of greece's financial crisis germany's der spiegel, options for buying or leasing and talks the bureaucratic difficulties involved in adding an island to your portfolio. it says the barrier to entry is much lower than you might think and quotes the price of one island as 1.6 million euros. the japan times uses a baseball metaphor, shinzo abe faces in his world war ii anniversary. before the ball crosses the plate. and the new england herald, the editorial cartoon shows her grand sons watching old home movies and prince william saying quote i say granny what is your take on celebrity grandchildren being photographed? >>> an australian medical school is working with replicas. the new technology could change the way doctors are trained. >> caked in this powder is the latest innovation in 3d printing. replica body parts. designs are based on ct scans of people which are colored in a computer to create a file to send to a 3d prifnter. it builds a block of powder, and selects solidifying colors into a tiny portion of the powder. as the block is lowered a 10th of a millimeter a det

the revelations come amid new reports the united states spied on the german newsmagazine der spiegel. meanwhile, former attorney general eric holder, who waged an unprecedented crackdown on government whistleblowers during his tenure, has said the "possibility exists" for the justice department to cut a deal with nsa edward snowden allowing him to return to the united states from russia. in the latest sign of the revolving door between wall street and washington, eric holder is returning to the corporate law firm where he worked before becoming head of the justice department. holder was a partner at the firm covington and burling for eight years before he became attorney general, representing clients including ubs and the fruit giant chiquita. the law firm's client list has included many of the big banks holder failed to criminally prosecute as attorney general for their role in the financial crisis -- including bank of america, jpmorgan chase, wells fargo and citigroup. the law firm had reportedly kept a corner office vacant for holder. a new study has revealed the vast majority of e

around 4:00, 5:00 "der spiegel" could have some great scoop on what went down behind the scenes.ek. thank you so much, hans nichols. vonnie: 439-119 in favor of a greek aid package. hans, do you get that headline? hans: i have not seen that. 119 is much higher -- i was expecting something in the 50's and 60's. let's make sure that number we are flashing is not the overall total vote. brendan: hans, the number we are looking at the terminal is 439 for, 1919 against. what does that say to you? hans: let's look at the 119 against. if angela merkel is under 50, that is fine. also look to see how many sp d's she lost. if that is five or six, her coalition is strong. that looks like a good number to me. tom: hans nichols, thank you again as we see this historic vote within germany and the story drives forward. he the cursor is lagarde's -- th e precursor is lagarde's blistering comments. coming up, a piercing set of questions and answers up with david lipton of the internationa >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie r