reporter: oskar groning maintains he was just a small cog in the use machine of nazi terror. >> oskar groning was part of the killing machinery. auschwitz was a sophisticated system, and apparatus of death not a collection of individual psychopaths. reporter: this man represents almost 30 coplaintiffs. he says it is disgraceful that fewer than 50 of over 6000 ss personnel have been prosecuted so far. >> germany's judiciary always turned a blind eye. it failed to use the statutes available. there's evidence to suggest this was tolerated and supported by powers higher up. reporter: one case in 2011 set a new president -- the former death camp card was -- death camp guard was convicted of being in excess tree to mass murder even though there was no evidence he committed a specific crime during his time as a guard. it became a blueprints for the oskar groning case. during his advanced age, he's expected to be one of the last warmer death camp officers to face justice. a verdict is expected at the end of july. anchor: in other news, xi jinping has become the first chinese president to spea

. >> oskar groning was at the camp between 1942 and 1944. his role was to sport the belongings of those who were murdered. he had particular responsibility for the foreign currency found among the possessions. one of the jewish children who survived being experimented on at auschwitz was in court to hear oskar groning. eva's parents and sisters died in auschwitz. she spoke about what seeing groning being on trial meant for her. >> i'm sure emotionally and physically an i think in one respect who is functioning at that level he's doing his very best. >> in previous interviews ten days ago oskar groning chose to speak about auschwitz to those who deny that deaths that the happened there. >> you canremember you can get more news from our website. and the address you go to is www.aljazeera.com. they want to take? we need a huge emergency room to fix this. it can't be done as pore ready dickcally any more. we need a nationwide effort. >> many teachers are paid 100 to $200 a month like this teacher in west java. they say more money has been made a

in his youth oskar grÖning work worked as a clerk for the ss. was accused of being accessory to the murders of 300,000 people in the spring and summer of 1944. grÖning told the court he acknowledged what he called his moral guilt but said it was for the judges to decide whether he should be convicted. auschwitz was the single most murderous carp the nazis ran in the court of their final solution of the jewish question. it's thought that 1,100,000 people the vast majority jews, but also others, were exterminated at the camp during the four and a half years of its existence. oskar grÖning was at the camp between 1942 and 1944. his role was to deal with the collection and sorting of the belongings of those who were murdered. he had particular responsibility for the foreign currency found among the possessions. one of the jewish children who survived being experimented on by ss doctors at auschwitz was in court to hear oskar grÖning. eva kor's parents and elder sisters died at auschwitz. eva spoke about what seeing grÖning on trial meant for her. >>

. >>> 93-year-old oskar groning talked about how cattle cars full of jews were constantly arriving. the people would be led directly to gas keepers. he was known as the gook keeper of auschwitz is being tried on 300,000 accounts of accessory to murder. >>> charges on russia's state- state-own gas company gazprom is charged with taking advantage of its dominance in the market to overcharge and limit others to resell gas. >> there is history here, and it's russia has used gas in ways that have been accused russia has been accused of in a political manner. there is a different scenario these days, though. one is that the price of oil which gas is linked to, has considerably weakened, and also european union has done a lot over the last few months to make itself more sufficient sufficient more reliant--less reliant on russian gas. so that all gives russia less of a bargaining chip, less of a leverage point to use when it comes to this sort of thing. >> rory challands in moscow. pope francis will be visiting cuba in september his way to the u.s. exact dates have not been released. the po

oskar grÖning talked about how quote, cattle cars fill of jews were constantly arriving.then the people would be led to directly to the gas chambers. grown something being tried on grÖning is being charged on 300,000 counts of aiding murder. >>> russia's energy giant gazprom has been charged. >> there is history here, and that russia has used gas in ways that have been accuse--russia has been accused of in a political manner that taps had been turned off in ukraine in years gone past and various other disputes that have arisen within other countries within the european union. it's a different scenario these days. one is that the price of oil which gas is linked to, has considerably weakened, and also the european union has done a lot over the last few months to make itself more self-sufficient, less reliant on russian gas. that all gives russia less of a bargaining chip, less of a leverage point to use when it comes to this sort of thing. >> the first pope in latin america will visit cuba. he'll stop by the island in september on his way to the united states. the exact da

oskar groning faces 300,000 counts of accessory to murder. on the stand, he says he morally shares in the guilt but denies committing any crimes. >>> back here in this country, a california man seen being beaten by california sheriff's deputies has a accepted a $650,000 settlement to prevent a lawsuit. he was kicked and punched while being thrown off a horse. ten deputies have been placed on leave. the fbi is investigating. >>> a major recall from one of the world's biggest bicycle makers. trek is recalling nearly 1 million bikes. a lever on the wheel has caused several accidents, including one that left a rider paralyzed. >>> finally, we have all been there. the computer is not doing what it's supposed to do. you're frustrated. it's growing, your frustration. you're fed up and then it's time for payback. just like the guy who dragged his dell computer into an alley and opened fire, ending months of irritation. police gave him a ticket. he said it was totally worth it >> it reminded me of the movie "office space" when the guys took their frus