>> to demonstrate against pegida.hey immediately said "that is the guy." >> what's actually in the file are photos where you can't be identified. i'd also like to ask you to dress up a bit when you come to court. >> because i have a certain idea about society, some of the people i defend are punks, people who have come into conflict with the state. i consider my freedom extremely important. >> and he sees his freedom in danger. just a few days ago, kasek was attacked on a local train. hooligans recognized him, threatened him verbally, then threw a bottle at him. the police came just in time to prevent anything worse from happening. >> in that moment, you wonder what would happen if they pulled the emergency brake. or if they're waiting for us on the train platform in leipzig? it's a horrible feeling. only later do you ask yourself, what am i doing here? >> kasek refuses to be intimidated. in the evening, the two demonstrations in dresden cross paths. it's now or never, thinks kasek. he intentionally confronts the pegi

a pegida woman and the suspect were found dead. >>> raging wildfires in of emergency. at least 53 active fires are burning in the state. scorching nearly 10,000 acres. thousands of firefighters are battling the flames. authorities are also concerned about air quality because of smoke. dozens of residents have been forced to evacuate their homes. fema is offering financial assistance. >>> singer/songwriter leonard cohen has died. ? hallelujah ? >> that's cohen performing one of his best-known songs "hallelujah." cohen first came to prominence in the 1960s often writing songs for other artists such as judy collins, james taylor and willie nelson and continued writing and performing up until his death. his latest album, last month. he was 82. >>> when we come back a wild scene at a clothing store, a big >>> the cleveland cavaliers visiting the white house. and the viral moment, whith the first lady. ? this is eric gibson. he and his wife briana made the bold decision to buy their home four months ago. and even though they have no idea what the future has in store for them

so we have pegida marches, alternative for germany, france, poland, hungary, austria. streets are polarized. the politics here isn't yet, although it is becoming that because we have populist fringes now. they just haven't had a very charismatic representative yet ingermany, as america has trump and sanders, but it's just a matter of time before they get those, and then the polarization will enter politics as well. melinda: stefan prystawik, you referred to this charismatic representative in the u.s. as a yellow haired clown? aging yellow haired clown and a fascist apprentice, if i'm not mistaken. so, i need to pose the question, he gave quite a conciliatory victory speech. he used all the right words, talked about the peaceful transition of power, being president for all americans. do you see a different donald trump emerge from this, someone who can heal those divisions? stefan: i don't really see that. i would have liked to see him give a conciliatory concession speech, for that matter,. but he basically -- that looked pretty scripted. that's one thing. susan: total