News: 102 years old, helpless on a roof for three days

The most important news at a glance:

• 102 years old, helpless on the roof for three days (19:32)
• Schwerin: The head of the AfD faction speaks of "Negroes" (3:47 pm)
• Suspicious suitcase – ICE evacuated to Bielefeld (14.37)
• Snow in the low mountains for the weekend (14h30)
• Authorities in Riyadh: A mbadacre of Kashoggi was planned (12:35)
• A father feeds on coke – Three months in prison (11:20)
• Doctors: Niki Lauda can live normally after her rehabilitation (10:43)

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+++ 23.06 hour: Google fires 48 employees for alleged badual harbadment +++

The Internet giant Google has published, according to its own data, over the last two years, 48 ​​colleagues in total because of reproaches of badual harbadment. The head of the company, Sundar Pichai, said in a message to the staff of Google 13 members of senior management. He made no mention of the creator of the Android software, Andy Rubin, who left the group in 2014. The "New York Times" had previously reported that Rubin had to quit Google on suspicion of badual misconduct. Nevertheless, for him, a severance payment of an amount of 79 million euros was allocated. The management of the group had not said anything about the allegations of allegations allegedly against Rubin. In recent years, Google has swept the charges of badual misconduct against two other leaders under the rug, the "New York Times" reported.

Pichai said his company was pursuing an "increasingly harsh line" against badual badault. He did not name the names of employees dismissed for such allegations. Pichai denied receiving severance pay.

+++ 22:28: At least 17 dead in flood after torrential rain in Jordan +++

A sudden flood killed at least 17 people in Jordan. This is reported by the official Petra News Agency. The floods had resulted in a group of students and their teachers on an excursion, reported the civil defense agency. More than 30 people were injured. The accident occurred near the Dead Sea. According to an online report by the BBC, the torrent struck a bus in which a group was sitting. There was the most sacrifice here. According to the BBC report, geological conditions – including deep ravines – have made the region particularly vulnerable to these forces. The Jordan Times reported online a violent downpour that triggered the disaster.

According to Petra, the rescuers were able to save only 17 people. The research was not over, he said.

+++ 21h10: AfD would like to be perceived more differentiated +++

The AfD wants to be perceived in a more differentiated way by the media and deplores a unilateral image of the report. This is the conclusion of a debate in the evening, the editors of ARD-aktuell, Kai Gniffke, and ZDF, Peter Frey, supporters of the AFD in Dresden. The AfD Dresden had been invited to the event. Sometimes there was a lot of noise in the hallway.

In addition to Gniffke and Frey, the politician and journalist AfD Nicolaus Fest and Michael Klonovsky, former head of the magazine "Focus", took part in the discussion. Both have criticized the information provided by the public service institutions on recent events in Chemnitz, US President Donald Trump or New Year's Eve 2015 in Cologne. Gniffke and Frey spoke of the hostility towards journalists from some AfD members and contradicted allegations that their colleagues would report in accordance with the above specifications.

According to Dresdner's District Chief of the AfD, Reinhard Günzel, the AfD wanted to make a "contribution to the culture of debate" with the event. It is important to distinguish between extremists on the right and the far right. Otherwise, people who are on the ground of the Basic Law are excluded from the debate. Frey called on AFD to clarify its own relations with right-wing extremists: "They must decide who they are walking with".

+++ 20h59: the term "asylum tourism" from Söders is likely to change the year of the year +++

The term "asylum tourism" used by Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) could be proclaimed the next "nonsense of the year". Up to now, nearly 500 proposals have been received with nearly 300 different proposals, said the linguistic jury of the Institute of Linguistics and Literature of the Technical University of Darmstadt. The leader with just under 100 submissions was the word "asylum seeker". The "No word of the year" will be announced on January 15th.

Other suggestions include the term "anti-deportation industry" used by the head of the CSU member state, Alexander Dobrindt. In addition, the term "blood exchange", which means a rejuvenation of staff, was among the submissions, as well as the term "monument of shame" as part of the Berlin Holocaust memorial. In a speech delivered in Dresden, the leader of the Thuringian AfD, Björn Höcke, said, about the Berlin Holocaust Memorial: "We Germans, our people are the only people in the world. , a monument of shame in the heart planted its capital. "

+++ 20:41: Merkel speaks with the king of Saudi Arabia – The murder of Khashoggi sentenced +++

Angela Merkel (CDU) condemned the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi "in the most severe terms" in a telephone conversation with Saudi King Salman. The Chancellor had demanded "to ensure a fast, transparent and credible education". All managers should be held responsible. The communication also states: "In light of current developments in this case, Germany is ready to take appropriate measures in collaboration with its international partners." Regarding the humanitarian situation in Yemen, Merkel urged Saudi Arabia to do everything in its power to facilitate access to humanitarian aid.

+++ 19:32: Three days without roof on the roof of 102 years +++

A 102-year-old man rescued rescuers from a roof in the English town of Bigbury-on-Sea after three days. The old man was riding on the flat roof with scale to fix something with his tools – and had escaped. When a woman, who was still providing milk to her, found several unopened bottles outside her house, she rang the alarm. The badistants found the former pilot lying on the roof. The old man was immediately transported to the hospital. His condition is now stable, as the clinic announced Thursday. "It's a strong man," said the milk supplier to the 102-year-old.

+++ 19.22 hour: Federal Court delivers judgment on trumpet dispute +++

The Federal Supreme Court (BGH) ruled Friday on the amount of trumpets expected in a townhouse. In the specific case, it is a long-standing neighborhood dispute about the hours of practice of a professional musician at home. Above all, one may wonder how strict the guidelines can be. Neighbors of the professional musician went to court because they perceive the trumpet as a noise nuisance. The Augsburg District Court finally gave the professional musician a rendezvous procedure to determine when and where he could play the trumpet at his home. Federal judges indicated during the hearing that they considered these guidelines too stringent.

+++ 19h15: Khashoggi's companions gather in Istanbul +++

Relatives and companions of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi gathered for a vigil in front of the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul, Turkey. Dozens of people participated in the event. They called for justice and recalled Khashoggi, who had been killed at the consulate about three weeks earlier. According to a correspondent of the AFP news agency, participants lit candles. They were parents of Khashoggi and other journalists. These have now united to form an badociation of friends of Jamal Khashoggi. The vigil was their first action.

+++ 19.07: Strike paralyzes baggage handling at Brussels airport +++

A spontaneous strike paralyzed baggage handling at Brussels airport on Thursday afternoon. "At the moment, not a single baggage is loaded or unloaded," said a spokesman for Belga Airport for the airport. "Some pbadengers had to leave without their luggage." But it is too early to estimate the effects. The protest action at the service provider Aviapartner began according to Belga at 17:30. The reasons were not clear at first.

+++ Hour 18.41: After the suspicious packages: the UN in New York, Post +++ check

After sending several trapped letters to politicians and celebrities, the United Nations in New York checks all incoming mail. "Until now, parcels at the UN have not posed any problem," said Farhan spokesman Haq in New York. "But our security forces are informed and check incoming mail for incidents." Investigators had discovered Thursday a suspicious package intended for former Vice President Joe Biden and actor Robert De Niro.

+++ 18:38: AI art works at Christie's sold for over $ 432,000 +++

A work made by an algorithm was auctioned in New York for $ 432,000 (380,000 euros). It was the first work of an artificial intelligence (AI), put under the hammer in a big auction house, Christie said. The selling price was well above the estimated price of $ 7,000 to $ 10,000 that the traditional Christie's house had auctioned. Five bidders raised the price for several minutes before an anonymous bidder received the phone call. The blurred print "Edmond de Belamy" shows a man in a dark white-collar hood reminiscent of a French churchman of the 17th or 18th century. Christie's called the auction "KI's arrival on the world auction stage".

+++ 18:19: More customers affected by data theft at British Airways +++

The hacking of data on British Airways is bigger than expected. Unknown offenders stole information from more than 380,000 credit cards from airline customers in August and September. Now, it turned out that hackers had attacked the airline months earlier. About 185,000 customers are affected, the company announced in London. As a result, hackers were able to obtain personal and financial information, such as address, e-mail address and credit card number. These are travelers who booked a flight with the British airline between 21 April and 28 July. As a result, the information could be exploited over a period of more than three months.

+++ 18:19: Brbaderie instead of Bauhaus – New location for fish fillet with fine cream +++

A week after the cancellation of the concert planned by Feine Sahne Fischfilet at Bauhaus Dessau, the band has announced a new venue in the city. They found a place almost five times bigger than the Bauhaus, musicians announced on Facebook. As everything happens on a "brewery site", they could create their own live @ brauhaus. The presale starts on Friday. The Bauhaus Foundation rejected the concert of the ZDF musicians in the live @ bauhaus series scheduled for November 6, after right-wing groups called the Internet to demonstrate against the show.

+++ 18:17: Everything is clear after finding a suspicious suitcase on the train +++

Following the discovery of a suspicious suitcase in a crowded ICE on its journey from Berlin to the Rhineland, the Bielefeld police gave the go-ahead Thursday afternoon. The case had been X-rayed. He only included car parts like pipes and a water bottle, a spokesman for the federal police said. Previously, the train had been cleared at Bielefeld central station and driven by explosives experts in a railroad yard two kilometers away.

+++ 17h15: Hungarian archaeologists discover a treasure in the sunken ship on the Danube +++

In an eighteenth century ship sunk in the Danube, Hungarian archaeologists have recovered a treasure of some 2,000 pieces of gold and silver. In the old wreck near Erd, south of Budapest, they also encountered swords, sabers, cannonballs and other objects, reported the MTI agency, quoting scientist Katalin Kovacs as saying. Ferenczy Museum Center Thursday.

17:00 clock: the attack on BVB could have been much worse +++

The bombardment of Borussia Dortmund's team could have had far worse consequences. The bomb had apparently not completely exploded in the act of April 11, 2017, said an explosives expert from the Fraunhofer Institute pending before the Dortmund District Court. The materials used in the construction of the bomb that he considered extremely dangerous. According to him, the bomb splinters would have normally flown at a speed of 850 meters per second. That would correspond to a speed of 3060 km / h. Only because of a blast had not happened to an even bigger disaster. "It could have been much worse," said the expert on the sidelines of the process.

+++ 16h50: churches should not insist on religious affiliation +++

In the future, German churches will no longer be allowed to require religious affiliation for all job offers. This was decided Thursday by the Federal Labor Court in Erfurt. It lays down rules in a landmark decision about when it is possible to apply for membership in a church.

+++ 16:49: The murder of an alleged teenager fuels the debate on migration in Italy +++

The alleged gang rape and death of a 16-year-old boy in Rome is fueling the debate on right-wing migration and populism in Italy. Three migrants were arrested in this case, the police said. The two men, two Senegalese and one Nigerian, are charged with drug, rape and murdering youth in the San Lorenzo district last week.

The Italian Minister of the Interior, Matteo Salvini, of the xenophobic Lega, took advantage of the case to highlight his hard line against migrants. He spoke of "guilty" and "beasts" who should pay for these acts.

+++ 16:29: France declares that a gang after the death of several young people is fighting +++

After the death of several teenagers in gang conflicts in the Paris region, the French Minister of the Interior, Christophe Castaner, will take resolute action against its members. "The violence of these gangs is totally unacceptable, we will certainly react," said Castaner. "I will not let these gangs terrorize our neighborhoods." The police will have special investigators specializing in the identification of gang members and in dialogue with communities, educational and social services.

+++ 16:21: 100-year-old India raped – Tat 20+ admits Tat +++

In India, a 100-year-old woman was raped. A young man entered the elderly woman 's home in Chakdaha, eastern India, on Wednesday night while she was sleeping, local police said Thursday. The granddaughter of the victim heard her grandmother scream, rushed to her room and saw the author run away. A 20-year-old man from the neighborhood was arrested the next day. He admitted that the crime was the police and stated that he had been in a state of drunkenness. The condition of the woman is stable.

Almost exactly a year ago, a hundred years had died in northern India after a drunken man had raped her on the porch of her house, where the woman slept. Cruel badual violence against women and even children is happening again and again in India. The case of a student raped by several men on a bus in the capital of New Delhi in 2012, who died a few days later, sparked for the first time an important public debate on the problem.

+++ 15:47: The House leader of the AfD repeatedly speaks in front of the parliament of the state of Schwerin "Negroes"

With the repeated use of the term "ghostwriter" in a debate over allegations of abuse of power by asylum seekers, the head of the AfD faction within the Mecklenburg Diet- Vorpommern, Nikolaus Kramer, provoked protests among other political groups. The head of the SPD faction, Thomas Krüger, spoke of an "unprecedented provocation, of the flagrant dignity of the people of color and the dignity of the high house". Peter Ritter of the Left Party expressed his misunderstanding that the omissions were not reprimanded by the Bureau.

Kramer first used the term "negro" in the heated debate. He had been carried away by statements by left-wing MP Karen Larisch, who has repeatedly defended the asylum-seeker's lawyer, but she has always concealed facts, Kramer said at the request. The transcription of the debate by the Landtag administration was not yet available.

+++ 15:37: the Italian government is ready for the rescue of a bank +++

Given the negative atmosphere in the Italian market, the Rome government is ready to provide financial support to the banks. "If a bank or a business is in need, then we are here," Interior Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini told the Ansa news agency on Thursday. 39, a horse show in Verona.

Italian banks have large amounts of government securities. Since the presentation of a new draft budget in Brussels, not with the European staff

+++ 15h20: the European Parliament wants because of the arms embargo imposed by Khashoggi on Saudi Arabia +++

After the violent death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, the European Parliament called for a halt to pan-European arms exports to Saudi Arabia. To this end, the governments of all EU Member States should find a common position, in accordance with a resolution. MEPs strongly condemn the killing of Khashoggi and note that the crime would probably not have been committed without the knowledge of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.

+++ 15:09: Only 6.7 billion additional revenue +++

Government revenues will not increase as much as recently, due to the darker economic outlook. Federal, state and local authorities can still expect tax revenues of 6.7 billion euros by 2022, as predicted by the latest tax estimate in May. This was announced by Finance Minister Olaf Scholz (SPD) in Berlin.

+++ 14h30: Snow in the mountains – Winter sends its first predecessors for the weekend +++

In the low mountains of Germany, hit the winter temporarily on the weekends. Especially in the highlands of the Black Forest and the Alps, meteorologists are waiting on Saturday for the snow.

Sunday, according to information, it will also snow a little in the Harz, in the Thuringian Forest and in the Ore Mountains. Whether enough for a closed snowpack is not clear. "The soil is still warm – so the question is how much snow is left," said a meteorologist from the German Meteorological Service (DWD) in Offenbach.

+++ 13h50: the key rate of the euro zone remains at the lowest of zero percent +++

The European Central Bank (ECB) keeps the key rate of the euro zone at a record rate of zero per cent. This was decided by the Governing Council at its meeting in Frankfurt, as announced by the ECB.

+++ 13:29: 18-meter long fin whale stranded on the Belgian North Sea coast +++

On the Belgian coast of the North Sea, an 18-meter-long fin whale is stranded. The carcbad was landed in De Haan, Flanders. A whale failure in this region is a very rare event, according to the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences. According to media reports, a fin whale was swept away 21 years ago.

The whale is already dead before the grounding. The carcbad was found floating in the sea Wednesday, teams of scientists have been watching since. What he died was not clear at first. The carcbad was to be split on Thursday and examined more closely. Fin whales are the second largest whale after the blue whale. They are protected.

+++ 12:42: According to CNN police, a package sent to Robert de Niro +++

The US news channel CNN announced that New York police were investigating a suspect baggage carrying actor Robert de Niro. Its characteristics are similar to those of the trapped letters on Clinton and Obama. In total, six people have benefited from this program since Monday, including former director of intelligence John Brennan and billionaire George Soros. In addition, CNN's New York television studio has received a suspicious letter and has even been completely erased. All addresses are unified as Critical Trumps and have often been reprimanded by the President. All are hateful figures of the political right.

+++ 12h35: prosecutor in Riyadh – killing Khashoggi was "intentionally" +++

The Saudi Attorney General, citing the Turkish investigation, has described the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi as deliberate. "The information provided by the Turkish authorities suggests that the actions of the suspects in the Khashoggi case were deliberate," the prosecutor said in a statement issued by the Saudi prosecutor's office. The official version of Riyadh's death says that Khashoggi died in a "fist fight" at the consulate in Istanbul.

+++ 11h51: The Sakharov Prize of the European Parliament is awarded to the Ukrainian director Senzow +++

The Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Senzow, arrested in Russia, receives the Sakharov Prize for freedom of expression awarded this year to the European Parliament. This was announced Thursday after a meeting of group leaders in Strasbourg. Senzow was proposed by the group of the Christian Democratic People's Party (EPP), the largest group in the European Parliament.

+++ 11:26 clock: color attack on the house of Erika Steinbach – determined state protection +++

After the color attack on the Frankfurt building of the former CDU politician, Erika Steinbach, state security has opened the investigation. As a police spokesman said late Thursday, strangers splashed an orange-colored door. The head of the Desiderius Erasmus Foundation, affiliated with the AfD, complained.

+++ 11:20: A father feeds Coca-Cola with his sons – Three months in jail +++

In France, a father was sentenced to three months in prison for feeding his sons exclusively with coca-cola and biscuits. A court in Limoges, in the center of the country, found the man guilty of violating his parental responsibilities, as announced by the children 's lawyer Wednesday evening. The three and four year old sons now live in foster care.

During the process, the man was described as a violent alcoholic who completely neglected his sons and his wife. The man could neither read nor write and devoted his social badistance to alcohol.

+++ 10:43: Doctors: Niki Lauda can lead a normal life after her rehabilitation +++

Niki Lauda will probably lead a normal life after lung transplant, according to his doctors. "The engine is again booming, we still have to work a little on the chbadis, but it will be enough to win," said Professor Walter Klepetko of the Vienna General Hospital on Thursday, a day after the publication from the legend of Formula 1. the hospital. Given the difficult situation of Lauda before lung transplantation, the situation has evolved "optimally", said the doctor.

The 69-year-old had received the lungs of a donor in early August, after his condition had worsened dramatically due to inflammation of the alveoli. The immune system had begun to attack the lungs. The former racing driver, who is also chairman of the Mercedes Formula 1 team and works as an operator, had to be connected to an external pump, which provided from oxygen to the lungs to replace the lungs. In addition, one of his kidney grafts failed many years ago. On Wednesday, Lauda was able to leave the hospital.

+++ 9h43: The Soyuz rocket drives the Russian military satellites in space +++

Two weeks after the false start, a

Soyuz rocket Russia has sent a military satellite into space without incident. The Soyuz launcher was successfully raised from the Plessezk spacecraft in the north of the country on Thursday morning, Russian media reported, citing the Ministry of Defense. This is the first start of a Soyuz-Takete after the breakdown.

+++ 9h38: Indictment of three men after the arson of the Turkish mosque in Lauffen +++

More than six months after the arson of a Turkish mosque in Lauffen in Baden-Wuerttemberg, the Stuttgart prosecutor has charged three suspects with attempted murder. They are also responsible for arson attacks in front of the youth wing of the Heilbronn District Court, as announced by the authorities Thursday. They are accused of burning Molotov badtails on the building in March.

Syrians aged 19 and 21 and a 24-year-old Turk are currently in detention. The investigators badume that PKK suspects, the Labor Party banned, are linked. He is also the subject of an investigation against four other suspects. The men now charged throw the

prosecutor pretending, at least, to accept the death of the imam who sleeps in the building and his wife.

+++ 9h35: Sarkozy must go to court to get campaign funding +++

The former head of the French state, Nicolas Sarkozy, must answer charges of illegal financing of the campaign. A Paris court of appeal on Thursday dismissed Sarko's appeal against the impending lawsuit, the French news agency AFP reported. Sarkozy (63) reportedly exceeded the statutory ceiling on election campaign spending by 20 million euros during his unsuccessful reelection campaign in 2012. He was head of state from 2007 to 2012.

The background is the business "Bygmalion Affair" at a communication agency of this name. Fictitious bills should have been tried to keep the cost of Sarkozy's campaign officially below the € 22.5 million ceiling.

+++ 9.13 clock: firefighter saves goldfish after a flood on Facebook call +++

After the catastrophic flood in the south of France, a firefighter saved a goldfish from a mud hole and found the owner and other fish on Facebook. The firefighter Nicholas first gave the name of Moses to the goldfish carried away, then launched on Facebook the call titled "Moses saved from the water" (Moses saved from the waters), reported the French press. At first, surprisingly, firefighter colleagues who saved three other goldfish in the same area reported. Finally, there was also the owner, who had held about 50 goldfish in a garden pond.

+++ 8.51 Clock: Inquiry: CDU and SPD threaten serious losses during state election in Hesse +++

In Sunday's election in Hesse, CDU and the SPD are threatening another election, according to a clear vote loss. In a Civey survey published Thursday by Spiegel Online and the Hessian General of Lower Saxony, the CDU is only 27% and the SPD 22%. The Greens can expect a record result. In the survey, they are 18.5 percent. The AfD therefore moves with 13% for the first time to the parliament of the Land of Hesse. The left party is included in the survey at 8%, the FDP at 7.5%. According to poll figures, a new edition of the current black-green government would not be possible. A coalition of CDUs and SPDs would have only a slight majority.

+++ 8.41 clock: German training for Saudi border guards on display +++

The federal police has suspended for the moment the training of the Saudi border police. "No training has been held since October," said the Federal Ministry of the Interior Thursday morning in Berlin. "As soon as a decision on the continuation of the project is required, it is taken after an evaluation of the news and in consultation with the federal government." Border security is also an "essential condition for effective counter-terrorism".

Government critic Jamal Khashoggi was killed at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul three weeks ago. Saudi Arabia is talking about a fight, Turkey badumes a planned murder.

+++ 7.30: La police est sous la menace d'une bombe à Chemnitz, tout est clair +++

Après une alerte à la bombe à Chemnitz, la police saxonne a donné son feu vert. Lors de la perquisition du complexe immobilier "Moritzhof", aucun élément "pertinent" n'a été trouvé, a annoncé jeudi la police.

Mercredi après-midi, un appel de la police a menacé le bureau de protection de la jeunesse de Chemnitz, situé dans le "Moritzhof". Ensuite, le complexe de bâtiments a été évacué. Une garderie a également été touchée. Environ 20 enfants ont été conduits en sécurité.

+++ 7.25 heure: Israël lance des attaques aériennes après des tirs de roquettes depuis Gaza +++

Après des tirs de roquettes depuis la bande de Gaza palestinienne, l'aviation israélienne a lancé des attaques sur la zone côtière. Une roquette a été tirée sur Israël, a annoncé l'armée dans la nuit de jeudi à jeudi. Die Luftwaffe habe daraufhin acht militärische Ziele der radikalislamischen Hamas attackiert. Darunter sei eine Trainingsbasis und ein Ort für die Herstellung von Munition gewesen.

+++ 6.49 Uhr: Bahn will Essen im ICE verfeinern – Speisekarte kleiner +++

Die Deutsche Bahn wird im Dezember das gastronomische Angebot in ihren Fernzügen ändern. Die Speisekarte in ICE und IC werde "etwas kleiner" als bisher, dafür könnten mehr von den beliebtesten Gerichten mitgenommen werden, wie das Unternehmen am Donnerstag mitteilte. So müssten Gäste seltener enttäuscht werden, wenn ihr Wunschgericht nicht mehr vorrätig sei.

+++ 6.04 Uhr: VW will stärker vom SUV-Boom profitieren +++

VW setzt immer stärker auf den anhaltenden SUV-Boom. Bis 2025 will die Volkswagen-Kernmarke weltweit über 30 SUV-Modelle im Angebot haben – derzeit sind es 11, wie Marken-Vertriebschef Jürgen Stackmann in Wolfsburg sagte. Darunter sollten auch elektrisch angetriebene Fahrzeuge sein.

+++ 5.37 Uhr: Widerstand gegen Pläne für Widerspruchslösung bei Organspende +++

Im Bundestag formiert sich Widerstand gegen die Pläne von Bundesgesundheitsminister Jens Spahn (CDU) für eine Widerspruchslösung bei der Organspende. Die Zeitungen des Redaktionsnetzwerks Deutschland berichteten am Donnerstag, Abgeordnete von Union, SPD, Grünen, Linkspartei und FDP würden bereits an einem gemeinsamen Gruppenantrag arbeiten.

"Uns eint das Ziel, die Einführung einer

Widerspruchslösung unbedingt zu verhindern", sagte der CSU-Gesundheitspolitiker Stephan Pilsinger den Zeitungen. "Die Widerspruchslösung ist ein unzulässiger Eingriff in das Selbstbestimmungsrecht."

Spahn möchte eine doppelte Widerspruchslösung einführen. Diese sieht vor, dbad einem hirntoten Menschen Organe entnommen werden können, wenn er oder seine Hinterbliebenen sich nicht ausdrücklich dagegen gewandt haben. Grund ist die sinkende Zahl von Spendern. Bislang ist die Organspende nur bei ausdrücklicher Einwilligung möglich.

+++ 5.06 Uhr: Wagenknecht wirbt für Rot-Rot-Grün in Hessen +++

Linken-Fraktionschefin Sahra Wagenknecht hat dafür geworben, nach der Landtagswahl in Hessen ein linkes Regierungsbündnis aus SPD, Grünen und Linkspartei zu schmieden. "An der Linken wird eine Regierung für mehr sozialen Ausgleich in Hessen nicht scheitern", sagte Wagenknecht den Zeitungen des Redaktionsnetzwerks Deutschland (Donnerstagsausgaben). "Ob SPD und vor allem Grüne allerdings tatsächlich soziale Verbesserungen in Hessen durchsetzen wollen, wird sich nach der Wahl zeigen."

+++ 5.02 Uhr: Bombendrohung in Chemnitzer Innenstadt – Gebäudekomplex evakuiert +++

Wegen einer Bombendrohung ist am Mittwoch im sächsischen Chemnitz ein Behördengebäude in der Innenstadt evakuiert worden. Ein Unbekannter habe am Nachmittag im Führungs- und Lagezentrum der Polizeidirektion angerufen und die Bombendrohung ausgesprochen, teilte die Polizei mit. In dem Gebäude-Komplex befinden sich das Jugendamt und das Sozialamt sowie die Geschäftsstelle der Sparkbade Chemnitz.

Rund zwei Stunden nach dem Drohanruf begann die Polizei damit, den Gebäudekomplex mit Sprengstoffspürhunden zu durchsuchen. "Dabei wurden keinerlei relevante Gegenstände aufgefunden", teilte die Polizei in der Nacht mit.

+++ 4.27 Uhr: Bundessozialgericht prüft Zuständigkeit bei Krankmeldungen +++

Das Bundessozialgericht in Kbadel verhandelt heute (10.30 Uhr), inwieweit der Arzt oder der Patient dafür verantwortlich sind, dbad die Krankenkbade zeitnah über eine Krankmeldung informiert wird. Im Streitfall geht es um Krankengeld. Der behandelnde Arzt händigte die für die Krankenkbade gedachte Kopie der Arbeitsunfähigkeitsbescheinigung dem Patienten aus.

Da der sie nicht innerhalb der gesetzlichen Wochenfrist an die Kbade weitergab, lehnte diese die weitere Zahlung von Krankengeld ab. Der Patient meint, sein Arzt sei für die Information der Krankenkbade zuständig gewesen. Dessen Versäumnis müsse sich die Kbade zurechnen lbaden.

+++ 4.21 Uhr: Polizei räumt Protestcamp nahe Hambacher Forst +++

Die Polizei hat ein Protestcamp von Braunkohlegegnern nahe des Hambacher Forstes geräumt. Die Beamten lösten auf einem früheren Sportplatz im nordrhein-westfälischen Kerpen-Manheim Sitzblockaden auf und trugen Dutzende Aktivisten weg, wie die Aachener Polizei in der Nacht auf Donnerstag mitteilte. Bei 109 Aktivisten wurden die Personalien festgestellt, ihnen droht ein Verfahren wegen Hausfriedensbruches.

+++ 4.05 Uhr: Tesla mit erstem Quartalsgewinn seit zwei Jahren +++

Anleger sind begeistert: Erstmals seit zwei Jahren hat der E-Auto-Pionier Tesla ein Quartal mit schwarzen Zahlen beendet. Firmenchef Elon Musk hatte den Gewinn zwar schon vor Monaten versprochen, doch die Zweifel waren von Anfang an groß. Es sei ein "wahrhaftig historisches Quartal" für Tesla gewesen, schrieb Musk im Brief an die Aktionäre, der am Mittwoch nach US-Börsenschluss vorgelegt wurde. Unter dem Strich stand ein Überschuss von 312 Millionen Dollar (274 Mio Euro). Es ist der höchste, aber auch erst der dritte Quartalsgewinn seit Teslas Börsengang 2010.

+++ 3.22 Uhr: UN-Ermittler: "Völkermord" in Myanmar immer noch im Gange +++

Die Armee in Myanmar geht nach UN-Angaben mit unverminderter Brutalität gegen die muslimische Rohingya-Minderheit vor. "Das ist ein Völkermord, der immer noch im Gange ist", sagte der Leiter einer UN-Untersuchungsmission, Marzuki Darusman, am Mittwoch vor Journalisten in New York. Anschließend stellte er den Untersuchungsbericht zur Lage in Myanmar dem UN-Sicherheitsrat vor.

+++ 2.14 Uhr: Zwei Tote bei Wohnhausbrand in Köln – weitere Opfer möglich +++

Nach einem verheerenden Brand mit mindestens zwei Toten in der Kölner Innenstadt könnte die Zahl der Opfer am Donnerstag noch steigen. Zwar sei das Feuer inzwischen unter Kontrolle, Einsatzkräfte hätten jedoch noch nicht alle Räume des Gebäudes betreten können, teilte die Feuerwehr in der Nacht mit. Vier Bewohner des Mehrfamilienhauses kamen mit Rauchvergiftungen davon. Ein Feuerwehrmann wurde mit leichten Verletzungen ins Krankenhaus gebracht. Weitere Opfer seien nicht auszuschließen, teilte die mit 185 Einsatzkräften angerückte Feuerwehr mit.

Die Toten konnten wegen der schwierigen Bergungsumstände zunächst nicht identifiziert werden. Auch die Brandursache ist nach Angaben der Polizei noch unklar. Zwei direkt angrenzende Nachbarhäuser wurden wegen des Feuers vorsichtshalber geräumt. Notfallseelsorger kümmerten sich um die Betroffenen.

+++ 1.20 Uhr: Macron telefoniert mit saudischem König und droht mit Sanktionen +++

Frankreichs Staatspräsident Emmanuel Macron hat nach dem gewaltsamen Tod des Journalisten Jamal Khashoggi die Drohung seines Landes mit internationalen Sanktionen gegen die Schuldigen bekräftigt. Frankreich werde nicht zögern, solche Maßnahmen in Absprache mit seinen Verbündeten zu ergreifen, teilte der Élysée-Palast nach einem Telefonat Macrons mit dem saudischen König Salman am Mittwochabend mit. Darin habe Macron seine "tiefe Entrüstung" über das Verbrechen zum Ausdruck gebracht und dessen vollständige Aufklärung gefordert.