mr sarkozy says he will appeal the verdict.to appear in court to face charges of complicity in mass murder at a nazi concentration camp during the second world war. irmgard furchner left a care home near hamburg in a taxi hours before she was due to be taken to court. jenny hill reports. it's taken nearly 80 years to get to this moment, but this morning the elderly woman accused of complicity in mass murder didn't turn up for her trial. irmgard furchner, seen here as a young woman, had called a cab from her care home and disappeared before she was later arrested. it's a lifetime since she worked as a secretary at stutthof concentration camp. her lawyers argue she didn't know what really happened there. today, visitors are left to imagine the cruelty, the inhumanity, of the place. 65,000 people were murdered here — hanged, gassed, shot or simply left to succumb to the brutal conditions. i am convinced that she knew everything. because every order from the chief commander of the concentration camp went over her desk or she wrote

and so the idea that francis flew it in its approach to nato i5 sarkozy and so the idea that francisn't fluid in its approach to nato. finally, the five eye5 approach to nato. finally, the five eyes intelligence sharing system which has been in place since the 19405 within america, australia, britain, new zealand and canada is one of the strongest intelligence sharing systems in the entire world and so you could say that this expansion with submarines bought from britain rather than bought from france is simply an extension of an existing relationship. but, of course, it is a lot more complicated than that. there is a lot going on domestically, there is a lot going on internationally as well and everyone wants to look like they are doing the best possible thing that i country when they come out of this and borisjohnson wants to be seen as though he is doing the best thing for the world. as though he is doing the best thing for the world-— for the world. speaking of people emer: in: for the world. speaking of people emerging looking _ for the world. speaking of people emerging looking

sarkozy was convicted of corruption earlier this year. u.k.s suffering a shortage of truck drivers. britain warns that there may not be enough staff to make up the one point one million people working in the u.k. financial services. brexit is making it harder and more expensive to hire foreign staff. global news, 24 hours a day on-air and on quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> democrats don't want to shut down the government, republicans don't want to shut down the government. that will supply the result that we all expect, to keep the lights on. the question is how long the continuing resolution will be foreign. jonathan: the senator from texas. good morning. this thursday as we round out q3, hit the price action, equity futures up 20, the s&p advancing about one half of 1%. we are looking at another quarter of gains. 150 on the bond markets. 157, unchanged on the session. the dollar index the strongest so far. the dollar-euro is a clean break. 1.15 on the euro-dol

earlier this year, sarkozy was convicted of corruption.ark has agreed to ash -- merck has agreed to buy xl around -- to buy acceleron pharma. the move is seen as strengthening merck's cardiovascular pipeline. the faa has given richard branson's company the green light to resume flights to the edge of space. virgin galactic made changes to the company policy after the vehicle veered off course carrying branson and others. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ rep. pelosi: i spent a good deal of time in the meeting talking about the debt ceiling because we have to get that done. it would be $15 trillion in household elf that would go down the drain. unemployment would go up to 9%. the president is negotiating. we are hoping we can come to a place. it is not about a dollar amount. jonathan: speaker pelosi on the effort down in washington. from new york this morning, good morning. your equity market up

sarkozy is appealing an earlie conviction for corruption. today, he was sentenced to a year of house arrest. he appealed that, as well. and, korean automaker hyundai is recalling 550,000 hyundai and kia vehicles in the u.s., over faulty turn signals. the company says the signals can flash the opposite of what a driver intends. the recall includes hyundai mid- size sonata's and sedona minivans made by kia, from model years 2015 to 2017. still to come on the newshour: the c.d.c. calls for urgent action to increase covid vaccines among people who are pregnant. a massive chinese company's financial troubles threaten an already unstable market. one african country's battle against an isis-affiliated insurgency. plus much more. >> woodruff: while democrats work to pass trillions of dollars of spending, the fate of the bill, and its final price tag, may be up to two senators who have been at the center of negotiations: west virginia's joe manchin and arizona's kyrsten sinema. we have reports on how they each think about politics and the pressures t

the modelling world and perhaps taking place now, and the former first lady of france, carla bruni—sarkozion world, "it is an industry with a lot of young people, a lot of young flesh for predators", did you yourself come under that kind of pressure, and — or were you aware of what was going on? ok, so, i was not aware of what was going on 100%. did i have, did i ever have those advances when i was 16, 17? absolutely. but, again, i had a mouth, i was shy, but i had a mouth when i knew something was morally wrong, so i had these wonderful legendary designers around me, alaia azzedine, mr laurent, so i could go to these men, and i could tell them, if someone had come up to me in a way that was not right, and i would and i did, and they were my protectors, so i used the people that were, you know, embracing me to protect me. do you think it is something to do with your upbringing, because you had strong female role models, your mother, your late grandmother who brought you up a lot, and you sadly lost her this year, your aunts... do you think that helped you... definitely... ..confront these

perhaps even take place now, and the former first lady of france was a model and a singer colour bruni sarkozynd a lot of young flesh for predictors. did you yourself come under that kind of pressure? and all you are you aware of what was going on? qm. aware of what was going on? ok, so... i aware of what was going on? ok, s0- -- i was _ aware of what was going on? ok, so... i was not— aware of what was going on? ok, so... i was not aware _ aware of what was going on? ok, so... i was not aware of- aware of what was going on? oi, so... i was not aware of what was going on 100%. did i have — did i ever have those advances when i was 16 or 17 years old? absolutely. but again, i had a mouth. i was shy but i had a mouth. i was shy but i had a mouth when i knew something was morally wrong. so i had these wonderful, legendary designers around me, jennifer psaki, mr sam hong, so i could go to these men and i could tell them if someone had come onto me in a way that was not right, and i would. and i did. and they were my protectors. so i used the people but was, you know, embracing me to protect me. do

the former president sarkozy is guilty of campaign spending vie lag. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ at the latest headlines. it's 33 past the hour. >>> there's a covid mandate. the city's law would further expand a county-wide order set to go into effect in october. >>> for the first time in 13 years britney spears is free from her father's control after an l.a. judge removed him from her conservatorship. >> and check out these pictures of hawaii's kilauea volcano, spewing lava and plumes of smoke. we should note no people or homes are in danger. >>> turning to another story out west where residents are feeling the growing impact of a water shortage. colorado river and its too massive reservoirs are at report lows. joining me now from fountain hills, cal perry. what are people calling for? >> reporter: they'll say this is a crisis. rangers have lost cattle or had to sell them earlier this year. farmers are telling me certain farms will be abandoned. some will be turned literally into d

president nicolas sarkozy has been convicted of deliberately overspending in his failed 2012 reelectionampaign. a criminal part found he spent roughly $50 million -- a chronic court found he spent roughly $50 million -- a criminal court found he spent roughly $50 million, twice as much as is legally allowed. shares of bed, bath & beyond are sinking today. second quarter sales missed expectations. the delta variant hammered bed, bath & beyond store traffic. merck has agreed to buy acceleron pharma in a deal that is worth a total of $11.5 billion. the takeover is seen as strengthening merck's cardiovascular pipeline. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the markets are going to pay much less attention to q3 results, much more attention to q4 and 2022 outlook. and yes, supply chain issues are a concern, but they are going to fade. asia is reopening. the port backlogs are going to ease. all of that stuff is temporary. it is not permanent. that pr

next to sarkozy, there were a lot of other convictions.ail. -- illegalfundingi -- illegal funding. we go back to the old bailey _ -- illegal funding. we go back to the old bailey and _ -- illegal funding. we go back to the old bailey and our _ -- illegal funding. we go back to - the old bailey and our correspondent helena. what is the latest? thejudge is continuing to go through his sentencing remarks. wayne couzens, the former metropolitan police officer, who was a serving police officer when he raped, kidnapped and murdered sarah everard is in the dock. he has, throughout the last two days at the old bailey, had his head bowed, looking down at the floor as sarah everard's parents and friends and family have had to listen to the most horrific details about what happened to her on that night. some more sentencing remarks from the judge in the last couple of minutes. thejudge has said judge in the last couple of minutes. the judge has said that there is judge in the last couple of minutes. thejudge has said that there is not the slightest d

past 15 years going through four different french presidents, facing the sovereign debt crisis with sarkozyis , and terrorist attacks, and finally covid with emmanuel macron. they also had to show a united voice of europe against the former u.s. president donald trump. clearly with the departure of merkel, this is going to change politically in europe. emmanuel macron becoming the defective leader of europe, if he gets reelected and france in seven months. economically, it is very important because if you look at the different economic indicators for france and germany, the french economy is actually rebounding faster than the german one. however, the debt level of france are very high and obviously that will be something to watch for with the next chancellor. anna: briefly, give us the latest in the french response, the french anger it seems over what has been quite a sudden u.s., u.k., australian nuclear sub deal that has left french and the cold. what is the response? >> it is a very big blow for the french military and defense industry. the foreign minister called on the radio this deci

i do think we are thinking of that so much because we are used to the president that nicolas sarkozys, the experiences and an army of people scrutinising political expenses and i know that i was at that rally and i did not think of questioning how much it would cost of the time. i was wrong. the second one year prison term that was held next year but he will not be jailed but i do not know how the french feel because so often, how often does a white collar crime and with a prison sentence. the often does a white collar crime and with a prison sentence.— with a prison sentence. the first thin is with a prison sentence. the first thing is that _ with a prison sentence. the first thing is that he _ with a prison sentence. the first thing is that he is _ with a prison sentence. the first thing is that he is a marmite - thing is that he is a marmite presidents, people either hate him or they love him. there in both cases, he is appealing and the self are considered innocent. in this one case, it has not been proven by the tribunal that he knew of the way the party was raising expenses and