the, the, this is the, the news life from berlin for the 1st time, and it's both for history a far i bought even just a selection in germany. the alternative for germany tops the phone and the eastern states of funding. yeah. but whole other parties refused to cooperate and forming any coalition. the german jobs that called for code, right wing extremists to be frozen out post on the program. flight delayed as a nationwide strike begins and these red tape photos mos processed. am that pressuring the government to secure the will come us to release the remaining captives, have them does. up, up to 6 hostages were found dead. the weekend,

the management of your webcam. we begin with a historic election, dissolved c, r in germany. the far right of tentative for germany potty one sunday's vote in the eastern state of touring. yeah. but it's considered by german intelligence to be an extremist organization that threatens democracy. it's the 1st time in modern german history that are followed. life policy has come in 1st investigate dimension the f t one or most of the votes entering. yeah. and came a close 2nd in the nearby state of section 8. but it's johnson governing, remain slim as own other policies refused to cooperate with it. speaking of the results for announced german john to the old, off shoals to mainstream political parties to form coalitions without the right

thing, extremists, the most recognizable face of germany's far right. a f. d. now beer and hooker has led a right wing extremist party to victory, and will have germany 16 states for the 1st time in postwar, germany. a historic victory. he declares now hook, it aims to lead the regional government. here isn't we are ready to take on the responsibility of forming a government to pull them as parliamentary tradition here in germany. it is a strong this policy invites others. the tools in the coming week will hold talks in the pots, the committees will analyze the situation, and then we'll decide to who will present the opposite of talks. but just who would take up that offer is another question. other parties have ruled out governing with the a f d u, which they see as anti democratic in germany's other regional election and saxony, a f. d came in 2nd, but their margin behind the conservative christian democrats was razor since the christian democrats now face challenging coalition talks to keep the,

the pay. the results in to ring via and saxony are also seen as a disaster for the coalition governing in berlin. lead by the center left, the social democrats to main screen parties faced another challenge in 3 weeks. when a 3rd eastern german state brandenburg also votes for a new parliament. the f. d is leading poles there, but the far left populace b s w is also a force to be reckoned with. the political landscape in the east is becoming increasingly unpredictable. just one year before national elections did have new political correspond to nothing more easy and tooting. yes, capital effort are awesome to tell us more about the man leading the a, if the enduring yeah, they're in heck a to a slight view rush. i mean, this is a big night for the f d, but was striking is that this is a victory for the mind, the one of the most influential people in the party and someone on the far right of

the party. and let me tell you a bit of a view on here cuz this is a mind that the sheet alone has twice been fined by a court for using bond. not so you're a slogans. while on the campaign trail him, his critic said he uses these talk with so many kind of retroactive west. so to kind of start off you're not sees, this is someone who is by a court can be described as a fascist. and quite frankly, on the campaign truly does sound like a fosters right. so this is someone who is on the extreme right, one of the party, someone that it takes his cues from as to nationalists. and so this is a victory for him on a statewide stage. and so that really sets the tone for the foot for where this party is on the willingness where the people sit to, to vote for someone lights on the internet. and yeah, and so a microphone for the parties, a whole bunch of you, i'll victory for the far right of the far right. and despite the background, the do just to and they did that, matthew, almost a 3rd of the votes are going to the f d. how likely is it that the particular and took up months is going to be

incredibly difficult. whereas because, you know, as we had those this firewall, grandma was the say in germany around the f b i is the democratic parties of said they will not touch it with a barge pole. don't work with the try really to kind of avoid it. and parliament, however, you see in the campaign, trailer parties a, you know, that may be shut off with, with some issues. we could maybe kind of come to the grieving. i'm not really a kind of frightened, a lot of kind of shows voters out there and germany who was looking at, i say a or is it going to be a crack in the firewall? ultimately, the parties have said that they're not going to to, to negotiate with the tv. if the, this one of you are saying, hey, that's not democratically legitimate. we'll talk position, we should call the shots. i think it's gonna be very unlikely that that will happen . what you might see though, is that the, if the has a really strong start of the volts, not or not cause them, that gives them the power to cause trouble and block constitutional volts. i'm, i'm not, can stop them from calling you elections if the,

if the council of the government consult them from appointing certain officials and the state security for us is, for example, who in the state of trends you have labeled the part to do so now you kind of start to see the way in which the you can start to wheel that power. they may not get into power, but they certainly have some power, not really with the for the moment due to a new particular car is on the same all joining us from apple find so much and the elections and the largest data effects any as well, which includes the cities of based on and lapses. let's have a look at the preliminary results there. the mainstream conservatives came out as the strongest bossy with nearly 32 percent aging of the f d. we just have to read the 2nd strongest, spotty, the side of ogden mast alliance came inside with other policies in single digits. and now you're, you're all started for the june us identity. if the a, if the has any prospect of making it into government insights. any the

conservatives are about to face some difficult negotiations to try the form that government. an easy solution would be to form a government with the a f d. they would have definitely a majority there. but we know that the cd you has said clearly they do not want to form an alliance with the ac. they want to keep that firewall up to not allow the ac to come into the government. so if they stick to that position, we will not see an easy government for nation here. there is a possibility that the cd you will have to go into a minority government, possibly with a chance or on assurances espy the party, possibly still with the greens. but that wouldn't mean that they would need the external support of the side. our volume connects alliance, who would not be part of the government, but a members of the party would probably have to vote in favor of, of some of the measures that the cd you government would want to pass. and that might prove complicated. also because of the sort of values and that's the alliance has some positions that are close to those of the i a, a see, for example,

on migration for example, a for uh, a support to ukraine which they want to pull back. so this looks like quite a complicated situation for the cd. you here in saxony, for the fact remains of the bought i'd a be did come in 2nd and say is it does want to be part of the government. is that a realistic wish of the it is a realistic wish, but we have heard from the see to you, but also from the other parties that they don't want anything to do with the a if the and government we've even heard from chancellor all of shaun's inviting all the other parties to form alliances to keep the a, if the out of one thing is for sure where the a, if the, then to a b and the opposition, they are likely to continue their strong opposition. they're likely to continue to drive public debates and also influence of the political agenda. but the big

question that now arise is also at the national level is, can the other mainstream parties in germany continue to keep the of the out? is it something that is realistic when the ac gets a so many votes and has so much support or will a time come in germany when the a, if the becomes a mainstream party and enters actual government, something that has started happening across europe. but we have not yet seen in germany, really with the for the moment, but thanks so much for joining us today. this morning the, the juno suddenly embraced them. thanks so much to is around next. about a nationwide strike is underway. it is aimed at pressuring the government into securing the needs of the remaining hostages, as by how most in does the country's largest labor union card for the one day a strike. demonstrators have begun blocking main roads across the country. and flights at tel aviv spend duty on airport are also facing

a delay due to the strike. last night, most demonstrations took place across the east, round pressuring the government to make a de would come us to free hostages to help in does that to the full desk. i'm off the east browse ministry, said 6 hostages were killed by the most, kept as the army said. soldiers found their bodies a short time later in a tunnel the anger and frustration boil over on the street to tell the police clash with demonstrators. they've come out in the 10s of thousands to demand an immediate does a cease fire deal that would allow the remaining hostages, kidnapped on october the 7th to come home. the accused prime minister benjamin netanyahu of prolonging the war for political gain, of putting his own government's political survival above the lives of the hostages

. lim, more protesters this riley is taking place outside. the prime minister's office is part of a wave of nationwide grief and anger. ripping israel as the bodies of 6 more hostages are recovered from gaza. the the you can play with the civilian slides. you cannot do that and with demand would demand video to be right now, that's why we're marketing for the many amenities, ma'am. are the hostages here against the government and calling on

the demonstrations are taking place on the same date. funeral services are under way for the hostages. their bodies recovered a day earlier in a tunnel under the city of rasa and southern gaza. according to the military, they were killed by some us hours before their bodies were discovered. for more and more is released. the blame for this lies with their government because it was unable to secure a deal to bring them home, joining their campaign of pressure on the government, a powerful new ally, the head of israel's largest trade union come in the last 11 months. i have shown responsibility no more. i called on the people of israel to take to the streets, but to leave the work places i call on old economic organizations of the state of israel joined to strike. good cause. the queen. yeah, beautiful. this push me talk to you. ok next, where russia has launched its data series of strides on the capital cave. you're creating an official say dozens of russian drones crews and ballistic missiles of

damaged homes and infrastructure. the air force says it shut down. most of them the, the correspondent and keep me calmly told us more about these latest attacks. and it was a very loud stop to this working we came key of around 5 am local time. you had basically 2013 minutes of very loud anti aircraft fi here. in downtown key, if even in a place like this, which is basically the best protected in the whole country, you could have windows, literally shaking, but you also have outgoing 5. those got to intercept themselves even have the engines of those missiles and other people reported hearing me selves be coming in, just hearing flight posts and not just explosions. it seems like ukraine's at defenses did the job pretty well. the most part, most the damage reports it has been from bits of debrief from, intercepted me solves, but the fact that basically you guys haven't set these themselves over the city

over civilian infrastructure over people's homes, quite close to the center of you christmas. collect is obviously a sign of the fact that they just isn't enough with the systems to go around so that having to do it here rather than somewhere in the fields outside the city and it is less of a kind of extreme attack. there were few themselves launched them last weeks when you have probably one of the biggest, we saw a tech since this war has begun this time around. they've been reports that some of these north korean ballistic missile is also being used that have been said to be slightly less accurate and easy to shoot down than the russian equivalence. but it is also the 1st day of school here off the some holidays and we've had reports of schools damage, windows knocked out and so the people who have chosen stay you ukrainians have the option, women and children to leave the country and have relatively easy routes to your uh, it is a reminder that even here in the capital, even in key, if there is no safety, there is no guarantee. and often enough with these attacks, you'd still have the time to get to say, you don't have the time to get to a metro station. we'll get to sell it. because you know, these missiles come in so fast that basically at best you can run to

a bathroom or somewhere behind the 2nd would hope that it just goes cost you those nic conley and keep, thanks very much for that update to that's it for the moment of coming up after the break of the butcher's taking a stand against the factory farming on british bennett in berlin to use of the we are all set we are watching to see all the to bring you the story behind the new the will on about. com biased information for free might say due to the.