tell us something about the corporate culture at the axel springer publishing house. was told that as editor-in-chief, you're almost like a god. guest: it is a little bit of both. we have to remember, earlier this year there was an investigation into axel springer and back then they said the investigation concluded and that the editor had mixed his personal and professional lives but had not broken any laws. now they have come out, saying that there is new evidence that has come in and they could no longer work with him. but it has been interesting to watch the reactions of the chief executive of axel springer and senior journalists within bild, coming out in support of julian reichelt and supporting him as an executive. so there was a culture that supported him despite these allegations. brent: certainly a fascinating story that has long legs. dw news leonie hammerstein, thank you. it has been three weeks since federal elections in germany. we know that the parliament will be younger and more diverse, including germany's first two transgender parliamentarians. report

that these investigations had gotten to the stage whereby both mister like health and the excel springer group had been confronted with what had been found out. and then the inferences that at that point, pressure being placed on the, the publishers that were in charge of those carrying out the investigation and got the journalists to kill the story. the fact that it took a foreign publication to make this, all public hasn't gone down particularly well here in germany. but the genie is out of the battle, now's as it were when it comes to the practices in the build newsroom and the business practices of access springer as one of the world's largest and most powerful media organize nations. all right, how far through the program here, we're not seeing international still to come one of the big stories, russia and it's post. soviet allies are right now, launching enormous military exercises in tajikistan. the question is, why would explain the story in just a moment? a what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on a very

arthel: okay, dan springer, there at the border in texas, thank you. eric: dan and arthel, president biden meeting with world leaders in g20 summit in rome. among the topics in the agenda resuming the nuclear talks with the iran. the president suggest that could happen soon. peter doocy is covering the g20 in rome and joins us now. hi, peter. peter: and eric, white house officials are now starting to tell us there is no date set for these talks with iran about their nuclear program to resume even though earlier today the president said there was. >> mr. president, when would you like to talk to iran to resume? [away from microphone] >> what is the next step? peter: no answer there. the president was mistaken. an initial tells house officials hope to have something on the books with iran by the end of november because leaders from u.s., uk, france and germany are alarmed of nuclear activities that don't seem to be for a civilian program. in the spirit, we welcome president biden's clearly demonstrated commitment to return the u.s. to full compliance wit

and axel springer, lots of criticism here in germany, that it took a foreign publication to do it. but the genie does seem to be out of the bottle over. well, when it comes to these claims of a hostile working environment, it build and the business practices of accel, swing a group, one of the largest media organizations in the world, or at ortiz better all of our thank you very much. so british families who lost loved ones to cove 19 and last year's care home crisis. and i'll taking legal action against the government ortiz shot. you dusty folks on the case, 2 daughters who lost their fathers in cove at head cow homes at the start of the pandemic, are now serving the government. it's a landmark, actually not just in terms of a failure to protect the vulnerable responsibility for aggravating the risk while victory won't undo their loss. they hope it may help to protect others. i do not want anyone else to go through what we have been through as a family. i feel terrible guilt. i feel as though she was locked in to die. met hancock's protective freeing statement was a lie. the defen

it were when it comes to the practices in the build newsroom and the business practices of access springer as one of the world's largest and most powerful major organize sanctions. or i still to come here when ortiz national, as we are now halfway through the program, russia. and it's opposed to soviet highlights of launched huge military exercises into g. kissed on the question is why that story amble with back in about a join me every thursday. on the alex simon, sure, i'll be speaking to guess when the world of politics, sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then gives rise to the i question about these crises and who's behind them. we had the subprime crisis that resulted in mind, the printing that made the top get richer, we have the coldly crisis which has resulted in the top getting richer because of all the money printer. and we had a war in afghanistan go on for decades, which resulted in money printing in the top get richer, you know, and, and, and then you can get into the other, you know, into some other areas as well, really making some hard, making hard question. a

correspondent dan springer explains for us tonight from seattle.e than 12,000 homeless will soon be going from the street to a new apartment with stunning views of the space needle and puget sound. part of the $1.9 trillion covid relief package, the city bought three brand-new apartment buildings were $50 million for hundred 65 homeless, a price of three and a thousand dollars per unit. >> everyone deserves a high quality affordable place to call home and the fact that we are able to produce high quality affordable housing at a price point that is good for the public through large subsidy is a win-win. >> in los angeles, a new neighbor, a 19 or homeless. costing taxpayers $160 million or $580,000 per unit. part of an expensive push to get the homeless off of sidewalks and out of city parks and into government-subsidized housing. even if it means buying new buildings from developers. >> affordable, deeply affordable permanent housing is the solution but it takes too long to build. so in the meantime, why should we let vulnerable people, especially w

let's go to texas now where dan springer is live near the border. dan?, this is really serious because this report about these big payments to migrants has been out there now for four days, and the biden administration has really just ignored it completely, not answering any questions about it. meanwhile, republicans universally are hammering them over with it. you know, this has been going on like i said for four days even republicans who were critical of president trump back in 2018 for his zero-tolerance policy that led to 5,000 migrant children separated from their parents, even they are critical of this. most of them over two months in 2018. president biden called it a moral and national shame and pledged to reunite families. about 1,000 kids still have not been reunited. over 900 lawsuits against the government are pending. the $450,000 payout her migrant separated would -- per migrant separated would settle lawsuits but is more money than what is given to gold star families. >> oh, okay, now we owe you money and it is more than money than we would

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dan springer is at the border in texas. dan?, jon, this story about huge payments going to illegal immigrants and asylum seekers has been out there for four days now, and not a single word from the biden white house including president biden who was asked about it by peter doocy today, and they are getting hammered over it, just taking a beating, in the press and along the republicans. these migrants are -- the 5,000 children separated from their parents after crossing the border in 2018, during president trump's controversial zero-tolerance policy. the parents are also getting an equal amount. now, back then it led to hundreds of lawsuits and about 1,000 children still have not been reunited. under president biden, we are seeing record numbers of people crossing the southern border illegally. many are unaccompanied minors or families with very young children who mostly are being allowed to stay as they seek asylum. republicans say the system is broken >> just wrong. we have got to start to do logical things. secure the border.

dan springer, thank you so much for that live report. coming up in the next hour, we are going to speak with former ice director tom holman on this latest crisis. griff has been in mexico throughout the week following the caravan and you might have seen some of his excellent coverage. they'll have a lot to talk about, so stay tuned for that. griff: well, thank you, anita. and with neither of the massive spending bills ready for the president's signature. president biden is meeting with g20 leaders in rome. he's i can making news and we'll go there next. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll take that! ( excited yell ) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one-gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health! ( abbot sonic ) finally yasso! a ridiculously creamy, crunchy, chocolatey dipped ice cream experience with 25% less calories because it's made with greek yogurt. so, thanks for everything ice cream, but we'll take it from here. yasso audaciously delicious plaque

john. >> john: dan springer watching for us in seattle. thank you.them answering calls for help, police in seattle say vaccine push more pressure on force seeing enough. look at the scene last week, violent protesters smashing windows, spraying graffiti on buildings, even in seattle, demonstrators taking to the street for one-year anniversary of the killing of self-proclaimed anarchist, local police estimate it caused $500,000 in damages. it is so tough to see this, considering how many small businesses that got so hit during the rioting that we saw of the summer of 2020, many of them were not able to bounce back and they are still struggling today. >> john: it is interesting to see, as well, in some of the cities who were first in line to start defunding police, a lot of them are refunding the police, after they see what happens when you take money away from the blue who protect your city. >> sandra: indeed. >> john: a lot of people knew that would happen, others clearly didn't. shocking report suggests china's weapons program far more advanced than

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shery: david springer, editor. city issues rules to fight off burnout. the details ahead.s bloomberg. ♪ >> i think we are at a moment in time when we are coming out of the pandemic and there are a handful of things going on. all over the world, there are labor issues. there are supply chain issues. there are some secular trends we have to watch closely, but i think we are adjusting and dealing with it. shery: jamie dimon announcing a surprise pay boost for wealth advisors at jp morgan. our finance reporter joins us. another pay bump amidst the wars in the financial sector. >> jamie dimon was at windsor castle awaiting the queen when he addressed staff and ruled out the red carpet, saying they are in for a pay bump. it is a structure tied to the length of time they have been there. it is an award for high-performance and for advisors who have brought in a lot of retail clients, they will be paid in restricted stock units, and jp morgan said this is the unit that will double its staff to about 1000 people in the coming years. haidi: james fraser pushing for some changes ther

dan springer, you are in la jolla texas, one of the details here?dhs is not talking about the story about payments to migrant families separated at the border, the "wall street journal" broke that story in silence from the administration they are talking in their report possible payments of $450,000 to each migrant separated at the border from the family members, young family members during two months in 2018 during the trump administration and that went on only for those two months because after a couple months we heard bipartisan backlash and policy separating kits from the parents until ended but a lot of lawsuits were filed and now the lawsuits have been built up in the ministration seems to be wanting to get rid of them all with the past and we don't have the exact number but that's what is reported. up to about 4000 people, migrant still deep in southern mexico moving slowly for the border with united states texas because it's moving so slowly, we are seeing texas has a lot of ties to prepare for the caravan if and when it gets here and we sta

neil: all right, dan springer, thanks for that.istration, the doj plan to pay families separated at the border up to 4 to $25,000 each. the fact that the administration has not responded to this leads me to believe that maybe it's actually going to happen, as incredible as that seems. the acting u.s. attorney general, at first, matt, when i heard this, i thought, no, that's too crazy and i can't imagine the administration wouldn't waste a nano second correcting it. best of my knowledge, it has not. so this is apparently real, so what do you make of this? >> yeah, good morning, neil. glad to be with you, what i make of it is a huge mistake. the biden administration appears to be willing to doubledown on all the things that are not working, all the bad policies that they've implementing, not returning to the good policies we had in the trump administration, but you know, this settlement, if allowed or if agreed to by the federal government, i think is just completely outrageous, you're going to give $450,000 not only to a child that

first to jan springer reporting live from the border in la jolla, texas.o out, it would end about 1,000 lawsuits filed against the u.s. government filed by families that were separated, families with young children that were separated at the u.s. border after crossing in to the united states. it happened for two months during 2018. it was stopped by the trump administration under withering bipartisan criticism. at the time dhs officials defended the policy saying there were many unaccompanieded minors and they couldn't tell if parents were with them or not. they removed the adults and put kid in detention facilities. lasting psychological damage was done. since then, families have been kept together. this report of huge payments going to illegal migrants has angered many. >> it's just hard to imagine that a president would have this much disrespect for the rule of law and our border problem will only get worse. if you're incentivizing people to come over here with ridiculous sums of money -- we haven't seen anything yet. >> the report surfaces as the surge

dan springer is live in la joya, texas. >> the human smugglers are getting more creative in hopes ofnts who are waiting in mexico across the border into the u.s. for law enforcement it is a 24/7 job trying to keep up. we had a fox news crew on a ride along this morning. at 3:50 this morning a dps trooper spotted a hand sticking out the back of a truck bed cover and gave pursuit. [shouting in spanish] >> after a two-mile chase the truck stopped and trooper ordered everyone out. they apprehended seven migrants. seven disappeared into the brush. in addition to the truck driver, smuggler there was also a second vehicle being used to scout for police and border patrol. yesterday at a border patrol checkpoint in the rio grande valley a u haul truck looked suspicious. a can nine alerted and migrants were hiding. to show how dangerous for these people being smuggled in. border patrol came across a car with blood on the doors. two hours later they found five migrants hiding in the brush. the smuggler nowhere to be seen. as the texas national guard amasses along the border hoping to deter that

dan springer in the state of texas. what did you see, dan? good morning. >> good morning, bill.peration lone star. texas effort to crack down on illegal immigration. one thing it has not done is deter migrants and smugglers who profit off them. last night in the city of roma. we saw a mexican cartel human smuggler standing on the u.s. side of the rio grande. he was on his phone coordinating with his partners on the mexican side sending rafts full of migrants across the river right into the hands of the border patrol. this goes on every single night. the smuggler avoids arrest as the migrants give themselves up. most of the 150 we saw last night will be allowed the stay because they're a family unit or unaccompanied minors. with a live drone shot we can show you the area in daylight next to a legitimate port of entry and watched constantly by soldiers in the texas national guard. not blocking them but letting them cross and handing them over to border patrol. this rio grande valley sector has a record 550,000 apprehensions in fiscal year 2021. a 508% increase over the previous ye

dan springer is on that story, live in seattle.with big homeless problems are trying something new. building or in some cases outright buying brand-new nice apartment buildings to get people off the streets. this is deftly not your typical homeless housing and that's reflected in the cost to taxpayers. this building and a pricey capitol hill neighborhood has stunning views of the space needle in puget sound. the city paid $50 million for this and two other apartment buildings for a total of 165 units costing $300,000 per tiny studio apartment. city officials say it's a good deal because it would cost them even more to build. >> everyone deserves high-quality, unaffordable place to call home. the fact that we are able to produce high quality, affordable housing at a price point that is good for the public is a win. >> in los angeles, this 19 story $160 million apartment building is going to be built right in the middle of skid row, a high-rise for homeless. 275 apartments at a staggering price tag of $581,000 per unit. developers te

correspondent dan springer is in la joya, texas tonight. >> another 173 migrants rounded up overnightre put on busses to begin processing. those with children will likely be allowed to stay during asylum claim. for two months in 2018 the policy was to separate minors, put them in detention facilities and remove the adults. now the "wall street journal" is reporting the biden administration is in talks to offer immigrant families that were separated during the trump administration around $450,000 a person in compensation. to settle claims that the children suffered lasting psychological trauma. many republicans expressed outrage. >> every decision joe biden has made since he has been president has made our border more open to illegals. and once again, joe biden prioritizes the rights of illegals over the rights of tax-paying, working americans. >> congressman and former navy seal dan crenshaw tweeted biden wants to pay illegal immigrants $450,000 for hardship while breaking our laws. for perspective if a service member is killed in action their next of kin gets an insurance payment of

the massive migrant caravan continues to slowly make its way you to our southern border many dan springerthe latest on both of he's these developments. hi, dan. >> reporter: hi, eric. the curious thing from a political standpoint is the biden administration is saying nothing, letting this thing sit for days, this report about the big payment. meanwhile, republicans are universally hammering them for it, even republicanses frankly who were critical of the trump administration, for zero tolerance policy that led to 5500 migrant children separated from parents or guardians, most of them over two months. president biden called it a moral and national shame. 1,000 kids still not been reunited. the payout would settle the lawsuits but it's more money that what's given to gold star families. meanwhile, the surge of illegal immigration continues at the southern border as officials gear up for a caravan in southern mexico. they're on high alert at crossings like one in laredo, texas where 2 million cross each year. last week two trucks were stopped carrying migrants from guatemala. .75 migrants we

migrant caravan with 3,000 travelers, at least, heads knot through mexico government correspondent dan springern roma, texas, an exclusive look at a human smuggling operation. a mexican cartel member stands on the u.s. side of the rio grande coordinating with partners just across the river in mexico. this is after they already transported around 150 migrants on rafts. migrants who immediately turned themselves in to the u.s. border patrol. most will be processed and allowed to stay in the country because they are either part of a family unit or unaccompanied minor. >> it happened here in the rio grande valley where according to the cbp record 150,000 apprehensions were made in fiscal year 2021. an increase of 500 percent over the previous year. it happened in front of a couple texas national guard members. >> we are trying to repel [inaudible] there is time for they have already -- back. >> operation lone star is the effort by the state of texas to crack down on illegal immigration crime. humvees are starting to line high trafficked areas in hopes of deterring the large caravan making its way t

they were able to play taped conversations between the parents and springer in court, and that was prettyhere today. >> tom winter, thank you very much for that update. appreciate it, tom, as always. >>> if you were to take out your phone and start scrolling through facebook or twitter, you probably know you would come across a lot of misinformation there, things that are false about things important, covid, vaccines, elections, you name it. if you are feeling that way, you are not alone. 95% of americans identified misinformation as a problem. where is the bad information coming from? only 2 in 10 americans worry they are the ones to blame for spreading it, and they basically think it's everybody else's fault but themselves. 6 out of 10 people think their friends and family are part of the problem, and republicans they think it's the government, and most think it's the platforms, social media giants. that last figure, we don't have a lot of lot of bipartisan agreement in washington nowadays. but what we ended occupy seeing on those capitol hill hearings this week about facebook were repu

dan springer joins us from the border to investigate. >> operation bum start is a month-long effort ton and crime that comes with it. one thing that's not going deter migrants or smugglers who profit from the. in texas last night we saw a mexican cartel human standing on the u.s. side of the rio grande. he was on his own coordinating on the mexican side. there migrants across the river in the hands of border patrol, it goes on every night. migrants give themselves up. most of the 150 we saw last night will be allowed to stay because of a family unit or unaccompanied minors. rio grande valley had a record 550,000300 and 2021, five 100% increase over the previous year. one third of all along the southwest border. 60% of migrants are from the northern triangle country, honduras, guatemala and el salvador. the biden administration directs ice ages they are not allowed to take enforcement action in a number of protected areas including schools, hospitals and places of worship but also daycare centers now, playgrounds and rallies and demonstrations are also off-limits. this reverses another

. >> bill: dan springer is live on the border in la joya, texas this morning. good morning, bill. the border patrol and texas state troopers continue to work around the clock to catch people coming into this country illegally. we just had a bus leave loaded down with people caught overnight. this as they continue to beef up all along the border here as they prepare for that big caravan with thousands of migrants still in southern mexico. but their job may have just gotten a lot harder as word spreads of the u.s. government about to make huge pay-outs to migrant families separated the border. in 2018. children were taken if their parents and held in detention facilities and parents removed to their home countries. a settlement with those families that would pay $450,000 peril legal immigrant impacted. many republican lawmakers are outraged. >> every decision joe biden has made since he has been president has made our border more open to illegals. and once again joe biden prioritizes the rights of illegals over the rights of tax paying, working americans. >> cong

dan springer is live in seattle with more. hi, dan. >> hi, dana.the unvaccinated state workers are waiting to hear if their religious exception is approved or denied by the state. among them is the head football coach at washington state university. with an annual salary of 3.2 million is the highest paid employee in washington if his exemption is denied he is out of a job and could further cripple the police department. only 82% were vaccinated. that leaves 138 sworn officers who have not submitted any forms. seattle has already lost over 300 officers since 2020 making up 22% of the department. losing 100 more would drive up response times to 911 calls even higher, putting the public at risk. the head of police officers guild told me many of the officers are playing a game of chicken with the mayor over the way they've been treated. >> cops in this area in seattle are tired of the politics inserting itself into policing. the lack of support is palpable. it is stunning. that's why they are walking away and not yet uploading their vaccination status

dan springer is live in texas with more on that, dan. >> according to "the wall street journal" the bidenis in talks right now with migrant families that were separated at the border in 2018, and strongly considering payments, composition payments of $450,000 per person. now the news breaks as the surge of migrants coming into the country at the southern border continues especially here in la jolla, texas. another 173 migrants were caught by border patrol and put on buses. the parents traveling with children are allowed to stay as they claim asylum, but for two months in 201800 president trump the adults were separated and sent back to mexico while the kids stayed in detention facility is until other family members in the u.s. could be found. lawyers for those separated claim lasting psychological damage, some lawmakers call huge settlement payments outrageous. >> every decision joe biden has made since he has been president has made our border more open to illegals. and once again, joe biden prioritizes the right of illegals over the rights of taxpaying working americans. >> congressman

dan springer is in rio grande valley, texas.>> border patrol and texas state rangers continue to work overtime to catch people who are coming into the country illegally. there is a bus being loaded with people overnight and early this morning as they continue to gear up for the caravan of thousands of migrants in southern mexico but their job may have gotten harder as news spreads of the us government about to make huge payouts to migrant families separated at the border during a couple months of the trump administration. in 2018 under a controversial 0-tolerance policy children were taken from their parents and helmet detention facilities while their parents were sent back to their home countries. the wall street journal is reporting a settlement with those families that pay 450,$000 per illegal immigrant impacted, many republican lawmakers are outraged. >> every decision president biden makes since he has been president has made our border more open to illegals. once again president biden prioritizes the rights of illegals ove