inventor peter madsen invited her to interview him on his private submarine the nautilus in august last year these pictures are said to show the vessel leaving port the indictment says madsen had planned the murder because he took a saw and naives with him the next day the submarine sank police think deliberately only matson was on board and he was rescued on harmed i'm following a bill so obviously seeing nautilus go down was unfortunate but oh well the first months and told police he dropped fall off a denial and then he changed his story saying she died in an accident and he'd buried her it seems he still denies killing her. later walls mutilated torso washed ashore and divers pulled her body parts from the sea her blood was find in the recovered submarine it's here that investigators see manson cuts and stopped wall before killing and dismembering her the nautilus is now wrapped up but the trial is only just beginning prosecutors want months and jailed for life for so brutal the crying the very date is expected at the end of april. and today on international women's day there are de

wall set out with madsen on his nautilus from his doctor outside of copenhagen. her walt didn't come home, boyfriend reported her and the sub missing. madsen told authorities he had dropped wall off at the port the previous night. 's body began to wash up on the shoreline -- madsen denied wall's killing, saying she died when a heavy hatch fell on her head, later changing his story to say she died from carbon monoxide poisoning. a hard drive found in his workshop with fetish films of women being decapitated. prosecutorors have said they wil call for a life sentence, which in denmark, averages just 16 years in prison. the latest for you now in our series this week focusing on lebanon. the country held its first senses on lebanon's palestinian population last december. that was the first official data available since the founding of israel in 1948. an event that spark a mass exodus of palestinians to neighboring lebanon. roseformal settlements higher and higher in the outskirts of beirut. held 6000 palestinian refugees out of 174,000 accounted for in a recent govern

it's here that investigators see manson cuts and stop wall before killing and dismembering her the nautilus is now wrapped up but the trial is only just beginning prosecutors want months in jail for life for so brutal a crime the very ticked is expected at the end of april. let me bring you up if it's among the stories making news around. british police are racing to find out who poisoned a former russian double agent and his daughter but the nerve agent last weekend investigators are treating the case as attempted murder lawmakers and the media have speculated that moscow is behind the attack sparking a route between the u.k. and russia. japan's chief a regulator says a two thousand and eleven focus human disaster is not over as yet read your active waste is still being removed from the three crippled reactors a hugely challenging task that could take decades this weekend marks the seventh anniversary of the nuclear accident and the tsunami that caused it. police in sierra leone have crushed clashes in the capital freetown following wednesday's election tensions mounted after an opposition

on august tenth wall working on a story about meds and sent out with him on his saw but the nautilus from its stock outside copenhagen. one wall didn't come home her boyfriend reported her and this up missing. by noon of august eleventh the models had sunk. mad sent rescue alone told authorities he had dropped wall off at the harbor the previous night. accusers believe he sank this up on purpose after killing her on board. i always twenty first pieces of walls body he began to wash up on the danish shoreline. divers later found the rest of her remains at the bottom of the sea. mats in denied walls killing first saying she died when i had the hatch fell on her head. leader changing his story to blame accidental carbon monoxide poisoning he admits however to dismembering her body and throwing it overboard. investigators later found a hard drive in his workshop with that is films of women being tortured and decapitated charges against him now include premeditated murder and aggravated sexual assault. prosecutors have said they will call for a life sentence which in denmark averages just

the nautilus is now wraps up but the trial is only just beginning prosecutions one months in jail for life for so brutal a crime the verdict is expected at the end of april. now if you live here in europe you might have noticed your clocks have been lagging behind the last few weeks six minutes to be exact that's because digital clocks haven't been sinking correctly our next report will tell you why. stolen time clocks are running slowly in many homes some have lost more than six minutes as the world until the time warp. and i don't even see unfortunately clocks are losing time so people are turning up late to appointments they're leaving home late and missing their buses it's mostly clock radios that are affected and clocks eleven's they're part of a europe wide electricity network the normally operate sort of steady synchronized frequency yaz a bones in our kitchen and of the living room we have two clocks one is running ten minutes behind the other. the reason for the slowdown is a dispute between serbia and kosovo it means there's not enough electricity being pumped into the netwo

the nautilus is now wraps up but the trial is only just beginning prosecutions one months and jailed for life for so brutal a crime the verdict is expected at the end of april. now to some other stories making news around the world syrian government forces have seized half of the territory held by rebels in the damascus suburb of eastern around four hundred thousand people are believed to be trapped in the area as russian backed troops intensify their assault the un has urged all parties to about abide by a cease fire and an aid convoy bound for has been postponed. japan's chief nuclear regulator says the two thousand and eleven fukushima disaster isn't over radioactive waste is still being removed from the three crippled reactors a hugely challenging task that could take decades this weekend marks the seventh anniversary of the nuclear accident and the tsunami that cost. police in the sierra leone have quassia clashes in the capital freetown following wednesday's election tensions mounted after an opposition spokesman said authorities had come to search the party's offices without a

nautilus was launched 62 years ago. admiral rickover, the father of the nuclear navy, designed that first sub which was kristened by mamie eisenhower. again that sub was built five years after the first light bulb was powered by nuclear power as a nation, an amazing accomplishment that admiral rickover was able to build and launch a nuclear submarine, something the folks at the navy said wouldn't happen for 75 years. today the nuclear force both in terms of submarines and carriers are the back bone of our away team the u.s. navy. so again we have a lot of history and experience with the fact that we've got really smart, capable people that do amazing things in terms of providing the energy needs but also the national security of this country. but as has been said, again, a byproduct of that is that nuclear waste which we thought 30 years ago was going to be dealt with, with the decision that congress made to dispose of nuclear waste in a central facility in nevada, that again rate payers have paid near y -- year in and