following day her boyfriend reported her missing meanwhile peter madsen himself was fished out of the water by coast guards out of his submarine which had sunk prosecutors are now saying that it was sunk deliberately ten days later the revelations came a torso minus heads legs and arms was found floating in the water just off copenhagen and a couple of days later it was identified as being kim walls legs and head which prosecutors believe were cut off deliberately haven't been found blood was found inside matson's submarine police police also have said that the body was tampered with to make it sink a piece of manson a bit of background on him he's quite an idiosyncratic guy he's a danish aerospace engineering enthusiastic a private investor also and of course he had this submarine that he had built himself in the latest though from prosecutors it's been revealed that videos of wimmin being decapitated tortured and burned alive were found on a hard drive in a workshop at peace of mind since house he insists that the video is one to his he said all the people use the workshop including

enthusiastic private investor also and of course he had this submarine that he had built himself madsen says that wall died accidentally when she was hit by a heavy hatch door on his submarine he says he panicked and threw her overboard he insists that he didn't dismember her and he told the court that he had buried her at sea he's subsequently been charged with her manslaughter but this is obviously an ongoing investigation. u.s. authorities have released body camera video of police responding to the deadly last very good shooting of course that the lives of fifty nine people and injured over five hundred shots can be heard as officers trying to locate the gunman and clear people out of the firing line. yeah here they're going to judge them from over there that way. they are through right out of baghdad over thirty down they now do that. like this like this like this all the way to go go go go that was that we that we that we some people have found themselves unwittingly connected to the last vegas shooting after learning about the attack one tourist found out he stayed in the same hot

enthusiastic private investor also and of course he had this submarine that he had built himself madsensays that wall died accidentally when she was hit by a heavy hatch door on his submarine he says he panicked and threw her overboard he insists that he didn't dismember her and he told the court that he had buried her at sea he's subsequently been charged with manslaughter but this is obviously an ongoing investigation. detainees from guantanamo prison are about to have their creative side on show at an exhibition in new york however the artists are suspected of taking part in the deadliest terror attack in u.s. history. has been to the exhibition. an unusual entrance into the new york city art scene this is art from guantanamo bay thirty six pieces of art created by detainees and get mall some of the artists whose work is on display are a bit controversial to say the least. organizers of the exhibition say they did it to draw attention to the prisoner's plight the goal of the exhibition is to give other people a different way to think about this man but also for them to think about th

madsen says wall died by accident after a heavy hatch cover struck her on the head. the central united states, as a storm forecast to be a category two hurricane intensifies on its approach. hurricane nate has already caused widespread devastation across central america. 25 people have been killed in costa rica, nicaragua and honduras, where heavy rains have caused landslides and flooding. nearly 400,000 people are without running water in costa rica. concerns are growing for the world's donkey population because of a demand for their skins in china where they're used in traditional medicine. british charity the donkey sanctuary is leading an international campaign to halt the trade in donkey skins and meat until it can be properly regulated. africa is being particularly badly hit as the animals are vitally important for poorer communities. hit as the animals are vitally alastair leithead reports from kenya. across africa, donkeys are working animals. this is a common sight in the continent, but their future is in jeopardy. carlos makes a living delivering water, ear

madsen claims she died by accident after a heavy hatch cover struck her on the head.ation in support of spanish unity is being held in madrid. other smaller rallies are taking place outside town halls across the country, calling for negotiations between the spanish government and the catalan authorities over the disputed independence referendum. this is madrid where thousands had gathered to protest against the unilateral declaration of independence by catalonia threat next week. and in barcelona supporters of dialogue between catalonia and central government have taken to the streets. our europe correspondent james reynolds is in alicante. where does the prospect of a compromise lie in this? we have had such strong rhetoric. never mind the scenes of violence last sunday. is there any sense this weekend there may be room for, buys? possibly. we saw some signs yesterday when the spanish government representative in catalonia apologised for police action during the referendum and we saw signs of conciliation from the cata la n saw signs of conciliation from the catalan

madsen says she died by accident after a heavy hatch cover struck her on the head.jobs at the aerospace company bombardier could be at risk, after the us government imposed even more tariffs on imports of new planes made by the firm. it's part of a dispute with the american firm boeing, and would massively increase duties paid on the c—series model to almost 300 per cent. the wings of the jets are built in belfast, where bombardier employs more than 4,000 people. earlier i spoke to our business correspondent joe lynam. he says the new tariff is an increase on the one imposed ten days ago of 220%. they are adding salt to buy from you up they are adding salt to buy from you up to 300% so there is nobody to be made for bombardier. the background, bombardier is a canadian company that has a huge facility in belfast stuff they make a new type of professional aircraft called the c series of 100, to 150 passengers. they do not directly compete with boeing that makes slightly bigger craft up to 300, five people. c series with macro includes two self planes to delta in atlan

madsen says wall died by accident after a heavy hatch cover struck her on the head.etting the money they need to carry out urgent safety improvements on tower blocks following the grenfell disaster. a number of local authorities in england and wales say requests for government funds for refurbishment are being rejected because they're deemed nonessential. angus crawford explains. it was a fire no one thought possible. flames engulfing the building, spreading through the cladding in minutes. raising urgent questions about blocks like these in billingham. or here on merseyside. fire tests showed more than 100 weren't safe. some residents had to be evacuated, leaving them fearful, confused and frustrated. four miles from grenfell, councillor adam hoge says these flats need millions of pounds of repairs. for blocks such as those across westminster and across the country, there needs to have sprinklers retrofitted. for now the government won't pay, leaving the council to foot the bill. nothing is coming from government, and that means fewer affordable homes will be built

madsen says wall died by accident after a heavy hatch cover struck her on the head. that british jobs at the aerospace company bombardier could be at risk, after the us government imposed more tariffs on imports of new planes made by the firm. it's part of a dispute with the american firm boeing, and would massively increase duties paid on the c—series model to almost 300—percent. the wings of the jets are built in belfast, where bombardier employs more than 4000 people. let's talk to our business correspondent joe lynam. these duties sound horrific. presumably they make the plane is unaffordable for any customer? completely, there were already unaffordable last week when the duty was 220%, or a tariff, was decided upon by the commerce department. now they are adding salt to the wound by putting it up to 300%, so there is no money to be made there for bomb rda. let's go back tiny bit and see the background, bomb rda is a canadian company with a huge facility in belfast area. —— bombardier. they make a new type of commercial aircraft called series, which is from 100 t

a swedish journalist or his submarine convulse body parts were found at sea after he interviewed madsen on his homemade vessel he initially denied cussing up the thirty year old woman's body and said she died accidentally when a submarine hatch fell on her head october is breast cancer awareness month the disease is the most common cancer in women both in the developed and less developed world so by the rates vary greatly depending on when the cancer is detected as well as the quality of the treatment in sierra leone one organization is doing what it can to improve understanding of the disease in the difference reports from freetown . mariama mabyn who prepares dinner for her family has a difficult task but she's grateful she can even do it she's a breast cancer survivor and it's not been an easy journey she couldn't afford the operation to have a lump removed or vital medications. that we really have no money for my friends have been helping me even my kids console music to alex my friends on church members mariam his daughter keeps an eye on her as she still suffers pain and there's a

an organist her torso washed ashore in copenhagen eleven days later madsen says she died after hitting her head on the hatch and he buried her at sea a police say they didn't find any fractures on her school which they found on friday madsen has been charged with killing the journalist incredible story lots more still to come here on the program nepotism and hundreds of millions of dollars in secret bank accounts. being leveled at the president a force for reform or a politician failed promises look at the legacy they bury in president ellen johnson sirleaf. prepares the step down and find out. the japanese formula one. hello the incoming season's plunge dancer eastern europe now there it is it's a cold front and the white top has brought rain to the balkans down through northern greece and you can follow the lives you might imagine in here different season that's autumn and you'd be right to think that in fact just clear that away in potential profile and these are the max when temperatures forecast for sunday twelve to fourteen book rest of the vienna. luckily here in spain and portu

in august her torso washed ashore in copenhagen eleven days later madsen says she died after hitting her head on the hatch and that he buried her at sea but police say didn't find any fractures on her skull which they found on friday batson has been charged with killing the journalist. one of hollywood's leading studios has launched an inquiry into one of its founders following allegations of sexual harassment academy award winning producer harvey weinstein has taken an indefinite leave of absence after a report by the new york times said he settled eight sexual harassment cases over three decades he has apologized since the report came out and says that he will seek therapy the weinstein company says its lawyers are investigating the allegations. last minute campaigning has taken place in the liberia ahead of a presidential election to find the successor to africa's first female head of state twenty candidates are competing to replace ellen johnson sirleaf who is standing down after two terms to use those votes will be the third since the country's fourteen year civil war off minute

involves body parts were found at sea after she interviewed madsen on his homemade vessel initially denied cussing up her body and said she died accidentally when a submarine hatch fell on her head and i'm all that was hunted to extinction in britain nearly five hundred years ago is making a return to the scottish government ruled that beavis will have protected status and will be allowed to stay as nick clark reports. wissmann is would be more in southwest england the last remnants of an ancient forest a ghostly relic of a time past that some in heart would like to see return britain was once covered in wilderness like this and in this wilderness it all manner of animals including baz wolves and lynx of course all those animals are now long gone hunted to extinction is the human population grew and cleared land for agriculture where there is a species that hasn't been seen for hundreds of years and has now returned and here in devon the fascinating evidence felled trees and downed waterways the trademark work of not only active beavers reintroduced after an absence of five hundred

madsen says ms wall died by accident after she was struck on the head.r unity in spain asa the headlines: calls for unity in spain as a huge rally takes place in madrid following last weekend's disputed referendum for a catalan independence. concerns for one of northern ireland's biggest employers after us authorities impose more heavy tariffs on bombardier claims —— planes. senior conservatives rally around the pm. borisjohnson tells mps to get behind theresa may and turn the fire onjeremy corbyn. police investigating the las vegas shooting say they have yet to establish the motive of the gunmen, stephen patrick. he killed 58 people ata stephen patrick. he killed 58 people at a country music festival in the city last sunday. police say they have examined more than 1000 leads since then but don't have any clear explanation for his actions. six days on from stephen paddock killing 58 people and injuring hundreds at a music festival in las vegas, and police still don't know why he did it. the 64—year—old opened fire from his hotel room before turning the g

was reported missing after going on a trip with peter madsen in august madsen says she died up to hitting a head in the hatch and he buried at sea but police say they didn't find any fractures on her skull which they found on friday one of hollywood's leading studios has launched an inquiry into one of its founders after allegations of sexual harassment academy award winning producer harvey weinstein has taken an indefinite leave of absence to report by the new york times said he settled eight sexual harassment cases over three decades that has always been a demand for africa's modern art but it hasn't commanded big prices until recently when now collectors are willing to pay more and not fair when london is determined to bring africa's contemporary artists even further into the mainstream challenge the reforms. exploding with color and energy london's african one fifty four feels like it could bust out of its conservative home at somerset house it brings together hundred thirty artists from the continent under one roof from the chair of mozambique sculptor gone column a buddha using left

swedish journalist who went missing in august earlier authorities had arrested danish inventor peter madsen after walls torso washed ashore she'd gone to interview him aboard his homemade submarine mats and has claimed that wall died accidentally. the trumpet ministration has rolled back and obamacare provision that requires employee health plans to cover contraception as preventive care for women employers will now be able to offer delta providing no cost birth control on religious or moral grounds adequacy groups plan to sue to block the new rules. speaking to the youth wing of her conservative c.d.u. party interest in german chancellor angela merkel laid out her vision for the party for her fourth term in office merkel is under pressure after the success of the far right alternative for germany which came in third in national elections there are calls from within the c.d.u. to address its credibility image on migration merkel also announced talks with the pro-business free democrats and the greens to form a ruling coalition. for more let's cross live to correspondent rupert vader bald wh

admitted dismembering the body of a swedish journalist who went missing while he stopped marine peter madsen had initially denied cutting up kimball's body and continues to deny her murder. kenyan president hu kenyatta has won the country's presidential election rerun with more than ninety eight percent of the votes he was not widely expected to win after his main opponent to withdraw and call for a vote vote to boycott the electoral commission said the election was free and fair despite widespread violence in the low turnout was intended as a victory in the first poll in august was a no because of irregularities so the latest from becomes from the c'mon who joins us on the line is there are welcome. what does this kenyatta landslide main given the opposition boycott the violence on the streets and the mass voter intimidation. well that's a question that a lot of people are still debating over but if you ask you know supporters of opposition leader right now think that it's not a void they didn't recognize this entire process from from its inception and they certainly do not recognize its ou

admitted to dismember in the body of a swedish journalist who went missing while on his submarine peter madsen had initially denied cutting up kimball's body he continues to deny a murder. kenya's president to her kenyatta has one the country's presidential election rerun with more than ninety percent of the votes this after his main up opponent with drew on call for a voter boycott in the last hour the electoral commission has declared that the poll was free and fair despite the widespread violence and a low turnout schoolchildren were today caught up in fresh violence in the capital nairobi kenya says victory in the first program oldest was a note because of irregularities. more from the effect command in nairobi welcome an aide if so if the commission's has confirmed the president kenyatta has won with a ninety eight percent of the vote which of course a landslide what has been the reaction. supporters of president hu kenyatta have been very jubilant in fact he has actually been declared president just a few moments ago he took to the podium to receive the official documents from him the cu

in august a torso washed ashore in copenhagen a few weeks later madsen says he buried wall at sea after he hit a head on the heavy hatch cover but police say they didn't find any fractious on wall skull which they found on friday nights and has been charged with killing the journalists and that's it for me now it's back to command in doha thanks for the suggest an extraordinary story that one isn't it now the u.s. president donald trump has taken steps to give employers more rights to deny insurance coverage to women for contraception previously that only been religious organizations exempt from the coverage but now any company claiming to be morally opposed to contraception can have the benefit removed diane estabrook with this report now from washington d.c. . it's a move that could impact millions of american women the trump administration is rolling back on obamacare mandate requiring insurance coverage for contraception the white house said effective immediately a new rule allows employers to refuse contraception coverage based on religious or moral reasons this is a president who

peter madsen has been accused of killing her but denies the charges.tigations. but a fork while investigations continue. he's one of the biggest names in the history of art, famous for his surrealism and flamboyant character. now salvador dali's work will feature in an exhibition at the royal academy of arts in london alongside marcel duchamp, the father of conceptual art. the show reveals an unlikely relationship between the two artists. wendy hurrell has been to take a look. two famous works — the lobster telephone and the bicycle wheel — by two artists challenging how we see life. salvador dali and marcel duchamp made an odd couple. they were very different characters. dali, the surrealist showman, running around proclaiming his own genius. duchamp, much more quiet and reserved. but they shared beliefs, artistic values, and had a similar sense of humour. i think if they wouldn't have met, if they wouldn't have had struck up a friendship, if they wouldn't have adored playing chess with each other and holidaying, i don't think we would have seen conte

peter madsen has been accused of killing her but denies the charges.nvestigations continue. a car is plugging to pedestrians outside the natural history museum in london. police say they do not treat the incident as terrorism related. one man has been arrested. one man has been arrested. in london, a woman has been arrested after trying to scale the front gates of buckingham palace. police say the woman, in her 30s, was detained on suspicion of trespass but that the incident was not thought to be terror—related. police in the us state of washington have arrested the rapper nelly after a woman accused him of sexually assaulting her on a tour bus. nelly‘s lawyer described the allegation as completely fabricated and motivated by greed. he's best known for his number one hits "hot in here" and "dilemma". we speak to the un secretary general as he too is part of the caribbean devastated by recent hurricane is, about whether the international community had done enough. this was a celebration by people who were relishing their freedom. they believe everything

danish police say the inventor peter madsen has admitted dismembering the body of a swedish journalist on his submarine can vols body parts were found at sea after she interviewed him on his homemade vessel peter madsen initially denied cussing up her body and said she died accidentally when a hatch fell on her head the police say he now says she died of carbon monoxide poisoning and students in greece of hell petrol bombs at police during a protest in athens police responded by firing tear gas into the crowd it was one of several protests held across the country students are angry about education cutbacks causing shortages of books and teachers the amount of carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere rose at the fastest rate ever recorded last year but world meteorological organization says c o two levels increase at a rate last seen three to five million years ago it means the global temperature could increase by two to three degrees celsius and cause same levels to rise by ten to twenty meters scientists blame the rise on a combination of human activities and the el nino weather pheno

peter madsen has been accused of killing her but denies the charges.inue. in london, a woman has been arrested after trying to scale the front gates of buckingham palace. police say the woman, in her 30s, was detained on suspicion of trespass, but that the incident was not thought to be terror—related. ports have been closed and evacuations ordered in the united states, as another hurricane is set to hit. it's a category 2 hurricane, and it's intensifying as it moves the outer edge of hurricane nate has already reached the us gulf coast. the hurricane is expected to make landfall in the coming hours. warnings are in place from new orleans in the west, to panama city in florida to the east. well, the storm has already caused devastation across the central americas, killing at least twenty five people and causing heavy rain, landslides and floods. julia macfarlane reports. last—minute scrambles at the supermarket — food, supplies, fuel, anything that might be needed. new orleans is not taking any chances. as citizens make their final preparations, shippi

i think that madsen in the us and said it's clear that we are authority without an authority. in is afflicting or what you said they could be seen is affecting the palestinian unemployment rate they could be seen as affecting everything but they commission is trying to skip and put us. in the leaders to be corrupt that is it could option is wrong everywhere. in a way or another to give them incentives you know the their way or another they could bishan is giving some leaders we ips the emcees businessman card so they commissioned is the mean source of opposition and the more the main source of corruption and even you know crack down on the blood of your liberation force the policy authority to arrest you. in hour another no but you know it's connected ok well let's turn to israel and the occupation you're a prominent advocate for nonviolent protest how effective has nonviolent protests been in the occupied territories do you think from your own experiences. but things have a long experience with the nonviolence resistance and i think the civil disobedience is the only middle t

in and inventers homemade submarine him da was reported missing after going on a trip with peter madsen in august her torso washed ashore in copenhagen eleven days later that's and says she died after hitting her head on a hatch and then he buried her at sea police though say they didn't find any fracture is on her skull which they found on friday that's and has been charged with killing the journalist. unemployment in south africa is at a fourteen year high with almost forty percent of young people and able to find work but it entrepreneurial spirit is keeping food on the table for some and their hopes of a better future alive tanya page has a story from johannesburg. well it is owned is a natural salesman he gets by selling goods from the back of his principia coal becomes a problem in our survival to say now if i don't do this what am i going to you know and then that's when the crime mindset starts coming in that's when the negative things starts coming in so we need to always try and keep in mind in a positive state you know their main product is homemade archer a type of pickle i

danish inventor peter madsen has admitted dismembering the body of a swedish journalist on his submarine kimball's body parts were found at sea after she interviewed him on his homemade vessel mattson initially denied cutting up the thirty year old's body claiming she died accidentally when a submarine hatch fell and ahead he now says the journalist died of carbon monoxide poisoning one board the amount of carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere rose at the fastest rate ever recorded last year the world meteorological organization says the increase in c o two levels was fifty percent higher than the average in the previous decade means the temperature could rise by two to three degrees celsius and sea levels by ten to twenty meters. and i was called in to urgent efforts to cut gas emissions. this is demonstrating that we are not moving in the right direction at all b.-o. actually moving moving in the wrong direction if we think of both for implementation of the parties. and the schoolroom or three so there's an urgent need to raise the ambition level for of course with me to gay soon to

mark madsen, get in here right now. you have $8.2 billion under management.y much from the start. what do you make of a day like this? are you sitting and buying or sitting back and saying too rich for your space? >> we don't sit back at mat ton money. you have to be in it to benefit from it. so a day like today, when you're looking highs or near highs. you need me coming back, this happened last time i was on too. we're near all the highs. it is easy for people to get myopically focused on the dow. that is 30 companies. we're in 11,000. it is fun and a lot of drama but don't get sucked into this category. liz: what are three dow stocks that you like. we'll put all three up and tell what you like about them and the common thread. >> the common thread they're small value companies. they have a lot of assets but depressed value. they have a high cost of capital. a lot of times people invest in growth type companies because they're in the all the headlines. we're highest expected return is academically is from smaller distressed companies, both here and internat

danish inventor peter madsen has admitted dismembering the body of a swedish journalist on his submarine kimmel's body parts were found at sea after she interviewed manson on his homemade vessel he initially denied cutting up her body and said she died accidentally when a submarine hatch fell on her head life for palestinians in gaza was supposed to improve after a reconciliation agreement between rival groups hamas which controls gaza and fatter which runs the palestinian authority but electricity is still being rationed to four hours a day three weeks after the deal power had originally been cut off on the orders of the palestinian president to force a mass to the negotiating table with reports from gaza. burning named on kindly be a cursed because wherever these men are from gaza electricity go. darkness follows mr norman models we always have to listen to people insulting. he says in june israel agreed to reduce the electricity supply to garza at the request of west bank based palestinian president mahmoud abbas. it was one of a number of tactics to force hamas which runs gaza to the

a government that's afraid of losing the general election in july next year danish inventor peter madsen has admitted dismembering the body of a swedish journalist on his submarine kim wallace body parts were found at sea after she interviewed him on his homemade vessel that's an initially denied cussing up the thirty year old's body claiming that she died accidentally when a submarine hatch fell on my head now he says the journalist died of carbon monoxide poisoning while on board. students in greece of hurled petrol bombs of police during a protest in athens police responded by firing tear gas into the crowd shop windows and bus stops were smashed and rubbish bins set on fire during the clash hundreds of students are protesting against education budget cutbacks which of course shortages in schoolbooks and teachers last year saw a record surge in the amount of carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere to a level last seen three to five million years ago the un's world meteorological organization says the twenty sixteen increase in c o two levels was fifty percent higher than the average

you can deduct them or not just to pay for these tax cuts, to fox business' gerri willis and mark madsenink, you know, this is serious talk about dramatically changing what is the biggest responsibility program in the united states of america. it does not surprise me that congress wants a piece of the $5.8 trillion action in retirement savings. what shocks me is that republicans want to do this. after all, this is americans taking care of themselves and the idea that they would reduce the amount of money that you can set aside pretax to $2400 rather than to $18,000 if you're under 50 or 24,000 if you're over 50, to me, is asson you shoulding. neil: you know, mark, i always think they throw this out there, but like the state and local tax deduction that's bandied about, i think all of this stuff is phased out except for the upper income. and that they're the ones who will still have to, you know, pay the piper on this when it comes to 401(k) contributions, they're limiting what they can write off and the same with the state and local tax deduction. what do you think? not that i think that