a news report in der spiegel magazine set the comeant established committeeestablishef $7 million. explaining why germany's involvement in these latest allegations is significant. >> what have we been hearing for now, we have been seeing them point a finger at russia and putin in particular, how can we let these countries that operate in a different manner host the biggest athletic event. the establishment of the game apparently operating in very much the same manner. so what weers seeing, a lot of critical people of the game have pen saying all along. it's not an east-west cultural class, the game itself is rotten from within and in need of an entire cultural claims. >> hundred of greeks protested ahead of this vote, it is been seen as a support of the cirrus party. now, tourists travel to greece every year to see its ancient sitesites. john siropolous reports. >> making the front page 25 centuries later is the cost of dealing with it. ticket prices are supposed to rise. coming into effect across greece next year. some visitors dismiss the ride. wunts you get here. once you get he

germany's football federation at the opening of the museum dedicated game -- he denied reports from "der spiegel" magazine accusing him of bribery. >> i'm saying here again, there were no slush funds. there was no vote purchase. reporter: in friday's edition, 19 claims that a secret fund had been created to buy votes to ensure germany would win the world cup. frankfurt's prosecutor says he will look into the accusation. fifa-related other news, michelle 13 he is fighting to defend his honor, this after he was suspended for 90 days over 1.8 million-euro payment from sepp blatter dating back to 2011. platini said it was "a man-to-man thing, in that no contract was signed" for the football consulting work you did er between 1999 and 2000 hundred to explain the gap between the end of his consultancy work and when he was become he told the paper he was "not a money men" and he didn't need the cash. with no written contract between the two men, the european federation could decide to withdraw their support for presidentiale the election in february, a step the english football association has already

yesterday we saw "der spiegel" come out with a report that 30 mid to upper level managers were involved. monika: that will come back to haunt him, what he said there. and we have these recalls -- millions of motorists left without their cars. i was a v -- if i was a vw driver come my would be really miss about this. who will foot the bill? aaron: vw has said they will cover as much expense as they can, but it remains to be seen who is going to be paying for this pit in my family we are asking that question, too. my dad owns what are the vehicles that is being were called and he doesn't know who is going to have to pay for it moving forward. that is a question up and the air. a lot of vw drivers will be asking the same thing when it comes to buying the next vehicle. monika: this story is going to haunt vw for a long time. aaron tilton, thank you very much could at least wall street doesn't seem too bothered with volkswagen these days. our met in new york, i have three words for you -- interest rate hikes. still a mistry, isn't it? reporter: it is a big question and it was funny to see on

. >>> allegation reported in the news magazine der spiegel is that a 10.3 million slush fund was usedo land the tournament. the german soccer federation calls the report completely baseless however fifa says it is investigating the claim. the suspended president of soccer's governing body says he intends to return to office. sepp blatter said he was to hand over power to his successor who will be elected at a special fifa session in february. >>> if you want to visit greece's ancient wonders it is going to cost you more than ever. greece's attempt to help pay off its debt by using its history. and the musical celebration that's the latest in the warming relations between the u.s. and cuba. >> the volcano in calima mexico was at it again, spewing gas and ashes, no evacuations were ordered. volcano has been active since the start of july and is many of the ring of fire. greece is looking for ways to pay off its enormous debt. one solution, its ancient sites. trips to acropolis is set to skyrocket by 500%. john siropolous has the tire. >> tickets to the acropolis in athens are set to ris