like nearly every family in east germany. i spent eleven grade in school in marble in west germany and there i learnt a lot of interesting things about how west german society worked but also that it was a different society to the east. i learned how small west german town viewed the east with but never lose but distance. so by two thousand and ten i realized that we're not really that unified at all people don't know much about each other how the other half lives they don't understand the distinctions in their backgrounds and i thought this has to change there needs to be more communication more openness more interest in each other i. know it's an openness and communication exist among the older generation in the east west younger generation my generation finds it easy to open up to the older generation has a harder time doing that perhaps we have to make a distinction between communication between east germans of different generations and between east and west germans of the same and different generation but. the older is g

andrews bay, upper lagoon, east bay. these towns of parker, callaway, springfield, highland park, already to get a direct hit from this car again. let's get a live update from the national hurricane center in. >> welcome back to the national hurricane center. looking at the clock, 1:00 eastern, 12:00 central. the latest update on hurricane michael, there are some new updates, the pressure has dropped, making this one of the top three or four lowest pressures of a landfall hurricane in the united states, very serious situation. we are getting wind gusts of 10. looking at six and a half feet already around apalachicola, water is going in, you can see a portion of this i wall making it a magnet on shore between panama city and mexico beach, very powerful situation with the winds. we are looking at hurricane force wind gusts and this rain bans away from the center and that could be incredibly dangerous. very dangerous situation, if the eye wall makes it to land over the next hour or so. this is something we want to talk abou

that's a little bit further east. they were a little bit closer, the core of that western eye wall and then just to the east of there, the air force base and down to mexico beach, down to st. joe, the storm surge caused so much devastation. i really hope that nobody stayed behind, especially at panama city beach east. >> yeah. when we talked yesterday, you said that -- you had said that you think this hurricane could intensify, even though it was a cat 3, you knew it could approach a cat 4, it became a cat 4 and then almost hit the point of becoming a cat 5 it was so powerful today. what can you say about this storm now having gone through it? >> well, every storm is unique and this one was unique as well. florence was very different with the river flooding lasting almost weeks in advance of that, a slow-moving storm, weaker when it came in. but this one came in fast, it's a compact storm. in terms of the pressure, there are only a few other hurricanes in history that have come in this intense, hurricane andrew, katri

in the north bay hills and east bay hills.ching those winds that could gust close to 55 miles an hour combined with relatively low humidity through the day, increasing our fire danger because our vegetation is so dry. highs today in the south bay, 75. santa clara, 74. sunnyvale, 71. downtown san francisco, warm at 70. north bay it's windy in the hills and warm, 78 in novato. 75, oakland. the same for fremont. inland, it's warm. 81, brentwood. 78 in san ramone. accuweather seven-day forecast, windy in the hills today. warmer tomorrow. even warmer thursday. then we'll cool off into the weekend. that's your weather. let's get a check of the roads with alexis. >> good morning. taking a look at the tri-valley, that's where we have our biggest slowdown right now. southbound 680 at andrade. four-car crash and possibly some injuries. not sure on the exact number of lanes blocked. they are calling for a tow truck to the scene. there's the backup all the way to 580 down to just 4 miles an hour approaching and about 15 miles an hour once

this is our east bay hills camera. it's rocking and rolling this morning with winds gusting at times over 30 miles an hour. so, it is pretty windy in our hills. we'll reflect that in the y onherehat wind our his, upper 50s, the name of the game. grab the light jacket as you step out the door early on this tuesday morning.out the daylight hours, temperature in the 70s and 80s 6:13 in the evening. let a check of with od morning. >> good morn bit of a tough start in the tri-valley. westbound 580 near the 680 split, we have a sig alert. we have a couple lanes open. we did have all lanes closed before 4:00 a.m. it was the end of a short pursuit by chp that resulted in this collision. they're in clean-up mode right now. i want to toss it out to abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield. she's there and she knows a lot more than i do. >> reporter: hi, alexis. we were up there at the, dent seen briefly. you can see it behind me. they wanted us to get off the highway because they're doing their best to clear this scene so they can open

we're my one said the old east germany was a narrow minded racists country. do you still think that that's not. what i said i was that there were racist elements there as well and that xenophobia can flourish among homogenous populations but have no experience of different kinds of people or cultures or religion that's not was mine i could put stuff i know that from my own hometown in western germany in the one nine hundred sixty. million cayman open ice cream parlor that was a culinary breakthrough in my small town we were crazy about italian ice cream but nobody wanted to play but see italian kids like it they called our names are a member of well when does it fall and does it arrogant and presumptuous to dismiss everyone in the eastern germany is racist as. it's also true that less than five percent of the population are not from germany. all the more incomprehensible and i'm gonna wonder no not at all if you go on the contrary in psychological terms it is much easier to be frightened of something or someone you do not actually know coming this minute. or

the east side of bay county, the east side of panama city proper. another one here? can see the construction, the coastal construction. this goes back really to opal and prior to that. opal back in 95. that changed the setback lines and changed how high you have to build your homes on stilts. so you put the home on stilts and use the underneath for storage or parking a car. the reason you do it, the water will go underneath the home and maybe leave it standing. looks like here that's what happened. >> looks like it. >> shepard: kelsie, thank you. i want to get to adam klotz. here our -- one of our meteorologists in the extreme weather center. adam, still moving ashore. >> yes, a massive storm. you've been showing videos and pictures hundreds of miles away from each other. you don't have to be near the eye to be feeling the effects. there's rain falling in tampa, now close to atlanta. so a massive storm all associated with this. the eye wall -- remember, when the eye came on shore, winds of 155 miles an hour. we're getting close to the state line, alabama, georgia. wi

i think you were from west germany and moved to what had been east germany in one thousand nine hundred i think the far right populist party is on the rise this thoughts on the opinion polls put it in the lead in the eastern states. how do you feel about the. stocks to put type of on the i have my feelings are not the issue as if we see right wing populists on the rise across europe in the world. just look at america unfortunately they have become a negative feature of contemporary political culture. i feel at home here and touring and living the life i want to live in the place i want to be has been in the old us germany and i moved around a lot so and got to know the entire country and. when i came here i suddenly felt that i could put down roots. and so could not since but i'm staying with the a.s.d. for a moment it is twice as much support in the eastern as in the western states why is that one this is a huge. question is not whether it has supporters but whether it generates votes as democrats we have to acknowledge that the dea has succeeded in turning nonvoters and voters so i ca

donald trump says he backs to learn the truth by the end of the week and remembering the victims of east germany's dictatorship didn't have the of these a woman who was imprisoned and tortured because her boyfriend had been charged for illegally possessing firearms she says people must never forget all those who brung fairly and brutally persecuted in east germany. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program they tried again and again they failed to european union leaders meeting in brussels were hoping for a breakthrough in talks on britain's withdrawal from the e.u. but after hearing from british prime minister to resign made the blocks twenty seven other leaders say that the lack of progress means there is no point told in a special summit next month to finalize the divorce they. more time is needed to resolve the issue of the irish border with gregg's it northern ireland is set to become the u.k.'s only land border with the e.u. both sides want to avoid a physical border which many fear could reignite social tension in northern ireland i keep part of negotiations is a so-called backstop a

power is out all across apalachicola and across the bay, east bay, over to east isle, or east point isof the town, beg my pardon. duke energy and gulf energy control a lot of the utilities and the power grid up here in florida. lot of power lines down. lot of people without electricity now. no tv's. hopefully, they have some battery powered radios. right now, it is a stay inside your house absolute horror because it is still way too dangerous to even venture outside. in fact, the local authorities in every single county do not want anybody leaving their house until the hurricane's gone, the rain has stopped and the roads are determined to be safe for travel. most likely, based on previous experiences, there will be a lot of roads with fallen pine trees, blocking access, making driving a whole lot of u-turns trying to get around, as well as live wires possibly down there in the water making that even more dangerous just to be walking in or standing in. the bridge that connection east point with apalachicola, a very low-lying bridge, completely closed. so everybody in apalachicola cannot

this is our east bay hills camera.t's rocking and rolling this morning with winds gusting at times over 30 miles an hour. so, it is pretty windy in our hills. we'll reflect that in the y onherehat wind our his, upper 50s, t

no problems upper east shore freeway. back over here to 680, working with waze who timed out a couple of options, how slow 242, coming out of concord and headed toward walnut creek, we're about 36 minutes there, if you go down 242, but if you take a little bit longer and take some surface reroutes or just stick toward the freeways you look at another ten-minute savings. that's what waze will do for you. join nbc bay area wazers, that's the name of the team. back at the bay the transit agencies no delays reported. san francisco service has been restored for cal train for the weekend work and the temporary transit center in place, even though fremont street has opened underneath the new disabled right now transit center over there for sales force. back to you guys. >> a big story we're working on for 6:30 is some relief for people who commute through san francisco. we'll tell you about the major development at the trans bay transit center. work is not done yet though. >>> plus -- >> she expects a medical procedure to cost n

interests in the middle east. as a matter of fact, the geographic central command is the only geographic command that still can you going major combat operations and still losing lives in the middle east. today's national defense strategy, as dated january of this year, still calls on the pentagon to compete, deter, and win. it is very simple. we have to continue the same alignment. it calls also for promoting regional stability. and part of the middle east is one of those regions that we want to promote stability, and security, and denying safe havens for terrorists and enduring freedom for access to common domained. how does defense cooperation help the economy of the united states? start with the defense transfer -- i need all defense transfers, whether transfers of services, articles, support the u.s. defense industrial base, and reduces -- or reduce the costs of procure men of our own military. that's one. the u.s. defense industry directly employs almost 2 million people across the united states, and most of

they are adapted to the east and it is often a frustrating fix. it creates a demand for water in the west that would be like that in the east only we don't have it here. so people love to have beautiful lawns, what do they plant on their lawns? kentucky bluegrass. it's from kentucky, it should not be growing in phoenix. you have to water the heck out of it to make it go in phoenix but by gosh i want a lawn because that's the marker of having established yourself. that's one of the challenges.>> let's talk again about some of the iconic pharma -- fauna, we have this giant buffalo out in our lobby and you reference coyotes, tell us a little bit about the differing natural history of these two species. we almost exterminated the bison and there were serious mythologies about why they came close to being exterminated but on the other hand we try to exterminate the coyotes expired by mark twain and others about the need to be eliminated. yet now, i won't see a bear in my backyard but i might see a coyote. just tell us a little bit about those two class

ahead of this, we've still got some warmth across east anglia, south—east england. 21 or 22 celsius heren some very turbulent weather potentially on friday. a deep area of low pressure, tightly packed isoba rs, so gales and heavy rain. we've got multiple heavy warnings in place at the moment. that will be pushing its way across the uk, bringing heavy rain into western scotland, northern ireland, wales and south—west england. still very windy for north ireland through the afternoon. that rain may not get across to the far south—east of england until later in the day. these are the average, sustained winds, but the gusts could well get up to 50 or 60 miles an hour, maybe even higher. so potentially some disruptive winds, keep an eye on the warnings. there are lots of them and they're all on our website. bye— bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: trying to tackle mental health — as the government announces a new ministerfor suicide prevention, critics say people are still being failed by a lack of provision. i'm looking at how b

more to come today, still some strong winds, across east and south—east england, it will be very warmoment. storm column is now well to the north of the uk that is left in its wake, if was stationary front is going nowhere, more rain and piling on particularly in south wales were we still have a valid amber warning from the met office, valid until six o'clock this evening, rainfall over 60 millimetres is likely. still some showers ahead of that train for southern counties of england, but the further east you are, mainly dry with the best sunshine, temperatures up with the best sunshine, temperatures up to 2a celsius. windy everywhere, these other gusts this afternoon, 60 miles an hour, further rain across south—west england, a bit more patchy for northern ireland yet persistent as it moves north through scotla nd persistent as it moves north through scotland through the afternoon. not as windy as yesterday for scotland and northern ireland, temperatures 12-1adc. and northern ireland, temperatures 12—1adc. across england and wales 2221 celsius widely, 2a25 for south—east england, very

always the risk of showers on the east coast.hine, temperatures are likely to leak at nine to ii temperatures are likely to leak at nine to 11 degrees. —— likely to peak. next week, it looks likely to turn increasingly milder but u nfortu nately a little turn increasingly milder but unfortunately a little wetter, too. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: a gunman has opened fire in a synagogue in the us city of pittsburgh. it's reported there are multiple casualties. the shooter, who was inside the synagogue, is in police custody. he entered the building during a baby naming ceremony. us president donald trump said many people had been killed. our minds cannot comprehend the cruel hate and the twisted malice that could cause a person to unleashed such terrible by liz during a baby naming ceremony. —— such terrible violence. here, the former cabinet minister lord hain says he stands by his decision to name sir philip green as the businessman facing allegations of sexual harassment and racial abuse, somethin

in sonoma county, philippe djegal, kron four news.news. ( darya ) in the east bay...e bust was part of a multi-agency anti-drug- trafficking patrol. crews also found more than 11 tons of narcotics in san diego... and intercepted 7 drug smuggling ships in less than a month. the coast guard arrested 23 suspected smugglers. most will be prosecuted in the u-s. the drugs that were seized have a street value of 235-million dollars. ( darya ) in the north bay... novato police are looking for a bank robber. police say this man went to the u-s bank on grant avenue friday and demanded money from the teller. no weapon was mentioned or seen. the man left the bank... heading towards the novato library. ( james ) bart police headquarters is home to the video surviellance room that houses the 4-thousand cameras in the trains and 48 bart stations. bart monitors the feeds not for crime but they search specific time codes and locations when a crime has happened. if they can find any video evidence of that crime they download that clip and give it to investigators.

and it's a gosling would like to see a monument to the victims of the east german dictatorship. many have no idea why people were locked up others died in detention or work here trying to flee east germany we really should have a memorial to everyone who suffered under the dictatorship not just political prisoners but are those who were persecuted they should be honored by name. i think my nominee. is time to bring your russian white boy that nikita before on the latest in a long line of stunts this time riding around southwest greenland he said the high salt content right there was a sticky meant it was much more difficult to execute certain jumps you'll simply feel that falling into the water was no fun freezing conditions were one problem but a massive floating ice naples made it extra. up to date more at the top of the hour out of course around the clock on the website that's called evidence. for. any cold peace in germany to learn german. emerged in the. why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to south from the w z learning course nico speak.

cool further east and north—east but for most, a mild and windy night.reas might escape the rain, perhaps in the far south—east and north west in the first pulse clears, but the reason for the warning is because the rainjust sit there tomorrow, tomorrow night and saturday. it pulses across south—west england and wales, northern england, with a steady gale for many areas, even in land it will be much windier tomorrow with branches and the odd tree down, gusts up to 70 mph or even higher. if you see the sunshine, still quite warm. it will also be a wind event, windier tomorrow for all of us and potentially damaging winds. you can see that front on friday night still sitting across northern england and parts of southern scotland and wales. it might push further north for a time wales. it might push further north fora time and wales. it might push further north for a time and allow some warm weather to return to the south and east, and some sunshine. some uncertainty in the detail of these weather fronts, but then uncertainty in the detail of these weatherfr

berlin the government calls german unity a success story but they're also urging germans from the east and west to show each other more respect also coming out i'm scared to go inside a house myself at least go with my parents if they not with me i won't go in there's no time soon as the death toll from indonesia's earthquake goes up to more than fourteen hundred our correspondent visits one of the thousands of families trying to deal with both trauma and hunger. british prime minister theresa may prepares to face critics within her own party who are pushing for a harder form of brags that it's her last chance to rally support before a final stretch of talks with brussels. and the nobel prize for chemistry has just been awarded to three scientists for their work on proteins that quote salt humankind's chemical problems our correspondent will explain. i'm sumi so much going to get to have you with us here in germany people all over the country are marking the twenty eighth anniversary of the nation's reunification on october third one thousand nine hundred capitalist west germany and co

we could see 21 celsius in the south—east.ng sunny spells and one or two showers in the far north and it will be windy. gusty 50 or 60 miles an hour and northern ireland is a cloudy day. on tuesday and wednesday those weather fronts return back to the north and east. behind the warm front is the milder air. we will see the warmer air spreading back towards the north, so on wednesday, a fair amount of cloud across the northwest with outbreaks of rain. england and wales seen variable amounts of cloud, some sunny spells and temperatures on wednesday perhaps the maximum of 19 celsius in the south—east. i'll touch warmer further north in the mid to low teens. 0n further north in the mid to low teens. on thursday because he mist and fog across central and southern england and the date of variable cloud here. a weatherfront england and the date of variable cloud here. a weather front brings outbreaks of rain to northern ireland and scotland and it will gradually sink south—east into northern england later in the day. temperatures on

east berlin one nine hundred eighty eight east germany is broke but then. to the rescue in a dire emergency it's another case for spirit this time the little bell boy from belgium winds up in germany. it's a minor sensation spin lou has never been here before. felix germann alias flix is the author. he's one of germany's most sought after comic artists he was chosen as the first german ever to create an edition of the franco belgian classic for the eightieth anniversary edition of spiritual. his early in his set just before the fall of the berlin wall in one thousand nine hundred nine a significant time in german history to get the present wasn't specific enough for what's happening in berlin now is happening in other european cities too but the divided city was something very special and when it all ended and ended peacefully that's worth telling stories about especially nowadays. east germany appears washed out and grainy in oppressive images. it's a personal view that doesn't sugarcoat the reality unusual for a comic book series that's normally full of h

the wider picture on live doppler 7, the showers are really confined to the east bay and inland east bay and i think that's where the greatest threat will lie over the next couple of hours. a lot of lightning strikes. live dom lettppler 7, nearly 40 lightning strikes across the state. outside we go. a live look. walnut creek. this is an angry sky in the inland east bay this hour. today and through tomorrow morning as well. so the storm impact scale a level one. a light system. once again, where you see the showers pop up heavy rain at times and a chance of lightning as well. it's mild out there. it's muggy. we have a lot of humidity in the atmosphere. and that is what is allowing the heavy downpours to develop. hour by hour we go. by 7:30 still that chance. as the sun goes down that threat lessens but as we go into tomorrow morning, not out of the question for the commute in the morning could have an isolated shower pop up. that will eliminate any shower chance and that will drop our humidity as well. tomorrow night drier, more refreshing air will move in. the call from accuweather,

around the middle east, through lebanon. in some strange way, are on's compliance with the iran nuclear deal, which is admittedly a lobar, compliance with that deal became a seal of approval, but when you look across the threat matrix of ron presents, it has done nothing to diminish their missile launch . >> let's talk a little about ally cooperation, in particular , if you could touch a little bit on allied cooperation and what they see in view, feeling the effects of the missile proliferation if you could touch on a little about where we are with european allies and their understanding of the problem . >> when you look at the number of missiles that have been launched from yemen inside of saudi arabia, especially when one lands in the riata airport. this is truly a threat to international peace and security. as i said earlier, imagine if one of the missiles was launched at an airport. this is dangerous work they are doing. the proliferation of our missiles, they are trying to 11 eyes the middle east and they were able to r

is russia replacing or is it becoming a key player in the middle east as the u.s. somehow in some way withdraws yes but in a very different way to the to the united states and also you know i think that because i was in afghanistan in the early period i know that russians have no intention of getting over overreaching in the middle east because they're getting their food put prince in syria was very very small so i don't think there's any question of any sort of you know that they are going to fill a vacuum and maybe play the roles of whoever they exactly they are doing you know they are becoming the diplomatic center of that everyone comes to the russians are playing this very cleverly they have relations with everybody and everyone comes and sees them and it's true that the only diplomatic service that exists in the classic sense of having a diplomatic service that actually does diplomacy no one else does all roads lead in this sort of these roads lead leads but i think it's more than those. i think this would probably be a surprise some of your russian view is b

it just bothers me that so many decades later you still hear eastern east germany.we have one germany with central northern southern western and also eastern parts of the country but people still always say east germany but. the art exhibition at the brandenburg gate is normal for jr larger than life photos on building facades of french artists' trademark. he's even covered up the pyramid at the louvre in paris. for the event organizer in berlin he was the perfect fit. to play does projects around the world that confront us with our present situation or political climate he's someone who always has exciting ideas given his major installation of the louvre or now in new york or two years ago at the rio olympics were of course through the berlin has brought in someone like him or human for but. next year is the thirtieth anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall but the feelings from that moment in history are still moving the germans hearts and minds. as you just had reunification as a very. prominent moment in many germans lives there was a huge mix of emotions tha

down towards the south—east of england and east anglia, you're more likely to stay dry for a good part once again up to 22 or so in the south—east. cooler further north and west, but actually mild wherever you are, but we've got strong winds and heavy rain to contend with too. so this area of rain becomes quite slow—moving through friday evening and into saturday morning, especially heavy in wales. and remember, we've got that amber warning in force for heavy rain in south wales, maybe flooding and disruption to transport as well. as we move through the weekend then, the trailing weather front from storm callum stays put through the day on saturday. it's just slowly edging a bit further eastwards. again, parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, wales and the south—west of england seeing the bulk of that heavy rain. strong winds again, especially down towards the midlands and the south—east of england. with that mild air in charge, in the sunshine, we could see temperatures up to 2a, well above average for this time of year. as we move into the second half of the weekend,

this band of cloud is moving very slowly towards the wash, east anglia and the south—east of england,y. sunnier skies following to the north. temperatures again around 11! degrees. 17 or so around the london area. cooler air is coming down from the north west. temperatures dropping away and colder across the northern part of the uk. in some rural parts temperatures could be close to freezing the milder across southern counties of england and into east anglia with a bit more cloud overnight. eventually we see more cloud coming into the north west of scotland but in between a lovely day. plenty of sunshine and light wind. temperature is a little bit lower. but that is near normal for the time of year. in high pressure building in as we head into thursday, toppling into that on friday to end the week another week weather front which brings friday to end the week another week weatherfront which brings most friday to end the week another week weather front which brings most of the rain into north—west of scotland and northern isles. that weather front just weakening as and northern isles.

east bay, 72 in berkeley. everybody else in the mid-70s. east bay valleys, upper 70s to low 80s.will be another mild one. the fog will be in the usual spots along the coast, north bay valleys, around the san francisco bay. i don't think it will be as widespread inland, especially the east bay as it is this morning. our two coolest days. sunday and monday. halloween looks great, though. sue. >>> excellent. thanks to our photographer ian for getting to this location of this accident. a sig-alert is issued north 101, san jose after santa clara street. and the two left lanes remain blocked. a big rig is involved and several vehicles. scars are getting by in the right-hand lanes. freeway entrance with the cars whizzing by the camera. don't be fooled by that. at the limit they are mergeing into slow traffic. it is backed to actually. let's look at our traffic maps. it is backing up past actually in the northbound direction. if you mop every to the other side of the bay, southbound 101 near marsh, overturned vehicle blocking the slow lane there. we will keep our eye on both of these as

we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) in the east bay...nd south america. the bust was part of a multi-agency anti-drug- trafficking patrol. crews also found more than 11 tons of narcotics in san diego... and intercepted 7 drug smuggling ships in less than a month. the coast guard arrested 23 suspected smugglers. most will be prosecuted in the u-s. the drugs that were seized have a street value of 235-million dollars. ( james ) in the north bay... novato police are looking for a bank robber. police say this man went to the u-s bank on grant avenue friday and demanded money from the teller. no weapon was mentioned or seen. the man left the bank... heading towards the novato library. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... we have an inside look at bart's video surveillance operation. details on how the agency monitors all the trains and all 48 stations. ( james ) it was a rough weekend for bay area football. we have the highlights and the lowlights. ( james ) and cal train is updating its system.details on the station closures for

south—east.ng east. chilly under that rain bands. temperatures peaked earlier in the day. not warm elsewhere but at least a bit more pleasant. like when some sunshine to finish. tonight, increasingly clear to words used are clear, the south—east and channel islands. giving temperatures up here. elsewhere, away from towns and city centres, a widespread frost into sunday. except the north west of scotla nd into sunday. except the north west of scotland because here we have another different twist. we reverse the fortunes around scotland, northern ireland. cloudy and windy tomorrow. most persistent and western scotland. england and wales are dry and sunny. feeling just a little bit less cold for all of us. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump's supreme court nominee is expected to be approved by us senators later — despite allegations of sexual assault. toxic air pollution is much worse in eight areas of england than previously thought — as a government review rev

after 28 years, east germany has been rebuilt.nd yet there is a dark cloud hanging over this day of celebration. and rightly so, because a lot of people in east germany have a huge problem with a lot of things. 46% stay -- essay that have problems with the concept of democracy, and that is very worrisome. phil: a problem with the concept of democracy? why? >> they feel left behind. it is the same phenomenon in the u.s. where millions of people in the same big democracy also feel that way. there is a growing gap he tween the so-called elite, the ruling class and how they see it, and the people in earth germany -- east germany. you also will see that and west germany, but less. this seems to explain partly what is happening there. on top of this you have the refugee crisis, and people traditionally in easast germany are not used to having foreigners among themselves. the huge battle cry in the peaceful revolution in 1989 was, we are the peoplple. now the right wing people say, we are the people, meaning the others, the foreigners, t

down towards the south—east of england and east anglia, you're more likely to stay dry for a good partst. cooler further north and west, but actually mild wherever you are, but we've got strong winds and heavy rain to contend with too. so this area of rain becomes quite slow—moving through friday evening and into saturday morning, especially heavy in wales. and remember, we've got that amber warning in force for heavy rain in south wales, maybe flooding and disruption to transport as well. as we move through the weekend then, the trailing weather front from storm callum stays put through the day on saturday. it's just slowly edging a bit further eastwards. again, parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, wales and the south—west of england seeing the bulk of that heavy rain. strong winds again, especially down towards the midlands and the south—east of england. with that mild air in charge, in the sunshine, we could see temperatures up to 24, well above average for this time of year. as we move into the second half of the weekend, we'll see the rain edging its way further

and it's a gosling would like to see a monument to the victims of the east german dictatorship. many have no idea why people were locked up others died in detention or were kid trying to flee east germany we really should have a memorial to everyone who suffered under the dictatorship not just political prisoners but are those who were persecuted they should be honored by name i. mean. well for more let's bring in atika minsky she is the director of that foundation as we just mentioned and as we just heard there in that report a call for a central memorial in order to remember people who were persecuted in east germany i was actually surprised to hear that one doesn't exist what do you think about having one like that. yes i think we should have a national memorial for all the victims of communist repression and dictatorship and what we have here in germany there are a lot of monuments of museums off memorial places all over the country but what we don't have is a national and a central monument which you know which might be a point. not only the victims but also. normal people

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you have got 25 celsius across east anglia.is windy across the uk and we have seen guests windy across the uk and we have seen gu ests of windy across the uk and we have seen guests of 86 mph yesterday. storm callu m guests of 86 mph yesterday. storm callum has now actually moved away to the north. if we look at the graphics, it is an area of low pressure well to the north of the uk. it is a bit of tug of war between those two systems, so you have this really slow—moving front, and this is where the concern is. we still have this amber warning across south wales because the rain will keep on piling in along the front and we could see in excess of 160 millimetres across parts of the brecon beacons. it gives you the idea of the amount of rainfall in 48 hours. people are being told they could face evacuation overnight. presumably if the water levels continue, the problem is the risk of rivers bursting their banks. that could well be an issue. we have this amber warning could well be an issue. we have this amberwarning in could wel

a lot of low clouds well left and some sunshine in the south—east and some sunshine in the south—east, temperature is 22 or 23 celsius. for most pa rt temperature is 22 or 23 celsius. for most part it should be warmer due to those southerly winds. that weather front bringing the rain from the north—west is going to slowly bluetit way into in late and wales. it. again because the wind just dropped out to nothing. nothing to move it on and the good friday band of cloud stretching from literature through the midlands towards the south—west. south—east of england, early mist, and then some sunshine, not quite as warm on wednesday, further north—west across the uk largely dry, fewer showers and a bit of sunshine coming through. cloud stop any different sort of place, but it will move away overnight. high—pressure building behind it, some chilly air coming in off the atlantic. the coldest night is giving to be wednesday in the early thursday, a touch of frost across some parts of scotland and northern ireland, the far north of england. not so cold and east anglia, more cloud lingering into

temperatures 13 in the south—east. only nine in the north. u nsettled south—east.nto thursday. and particularly wet and windy weather asa particularly wet and windy weather as a deep area of low pressure moves in on friday. bye for now. this is bbc news i'm shaun ley. the headlines at five. leicester city fans are laying flowers at king power stadium this lunchtime, close to where a helicopter belonging to the club's owner crashed last night. ijust can't believe it. he has done a lot for the club and they are nice people. us officials say the man accused of murdering 11 people in a synagogue in pittsburgh made statements about genocide during the assault. the city's mayor called for unity. we will be here to help you through this horrific episode. we will get through this darkest day of pittsburgh's history i working together. chancellor philip hammond — who will present his budget tomorrow — says an end to austerity depends on what kind of brexit deal the country gets. glenn hoddle is "responding well" to treatment after suffering

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day commemorating the out of the countries for reunification in one thousand nine hundred ninety but east west for the tickle divisions remain of wealth employment under specially migration i'm phil gale in berlin this is the day. no one saw the little would fall on november the night before and good. spirit is a mother and who could have guessed it would be possible to achieve german unity in less than a year with the right. things once again but we now know explained she eight years later that german unity is a process. that points to the german unity as it completes twenty years later it's still challenging us. about and because a consensus on what actually unites us is something we must continue sleeps try some. odd. meanwhile britain's prime minister has been appealing for party unity her colleagues talk time out from ripping her plans to shred to watch theresa may not only dance on the stage but also joke about her disastrous performance last year it will have to excuse me if i do cough during the speech i have been up all night since we're doing the backdrop i. will begin here in g