brandenburg potsdam is the capital the state surrounds berlin and has about 2500000 inhabitants brandenberg is also doing well economically if it weren't for the lignite problem the mining apparatus may grind to a halt soon germany plans to phase out the coal industry which many people here rely on for a livelihood in brandenburg the s.p.d. has also been in power since reunification it's currently in coalition with the left party but surveys suggest that it's unlikely that the 2 parties can continue to govern together. work flat out for 161820 hours a day so that the far right populist don't become the most powerful party here strikes across the s.p.d. and the a.f.d. are neck and neck in brandenburg but the far right populists are unlikely to take power none of the other parties wants to join a coalition with them for years the have to has benefited from feelings of insecurity and of being neglected in the east it has taken on the slogans of the civil rights movement in former communist east germany berlin grand coalition partners the c.d.u. and the s.p.d. especially are looking to the stat

the trip to find out whether there was colon my skin that got the stuff later on people annoyed brandenberg got used to me or not they don't come pretty specially once i started playing football. nothing put it up until. what. was that i thought. when i was. lucky oh by. the grammar class in a school in candia. in guinea 3 quarters of the population are illiterate. sharif came to the school at the start of the 1950 s. . credit it took and he spent every minute of his free time kicking a ball around. 7 30 am today gandhi said last night now the girl is this on the pitch was my 1st sports ground. it's very different to the big. i played in years ago the subs that is used to fall down and graze ourselves and get dirty. money used to go mad. but that's football sort of. this is where he learned the offer that. the basis for his education leading up to his journey to noise behind him boy. after 65 years sharif meets his former teacher once again. for the. 3rd. quarter rather but rather more to this that there is this is that is. this is right out of the list for this. that the round up. and the

to tell the difference no brandenberg was an important stage in my life where by my genre casual it was the beginning of my career lockers a little more. but long gone without this experience i would have not been able to become ballon d'or african footballer of the year. june that's thank you cause thank you no prime numbers i'm no but i'm more generous to 40 it's a day everyone respects me. oh sure the things you achieve the things that really count just like a knife from the book the same if a company padlock you they held me a loft and threw me into the air or some member somewhere up for its own belief or physical or incredible i'm not so sure much. christian amanpour ok are there. multiple live. in the. house a view of the world. where i come from god or that it doesn't go just like this chinese food doesn't matter where i am in the forest reminds me of home after decades of living in germany china so it is one of the things i miss the most but better taking a step back. i see things and it's the difference between knowledge plenty of fluids press as an attack on a sense that if t

suffering as we speak under that insecurity that decline of the social democrats who've been holding brandenberg for the past 3 decades that might come to an end if he if he wins that neck and neck race and of course that would be a heavy blow and with that in mind how confident all the right wing populists of winning this election. will for them anything above 20 percent or even a bit below that is a victory because they see themselves in any case no matter what the figures so. as the only true representatives of the people here and they've been campaigning on that echoing the civil rights movement of the former g.d.r. that brought the wall down in the end and also they wouldn't find a coalition partner anyway they are still the odd one out in politics nobody wants to go into coalition with them at the same time they're driving force in this fragmentation of the political landscape that we've seen and of course we've also got the top f.t. candidate in brandenburg making headlines here in germany for a number of weeks because of his supposed contact with radical new nazis tell us more about that

governs brandenberg we will patrol our borders again. when. we have even dear friends even if that means things get ugly many voters say gellman's unvarnished frankness compliments stephan qubits he's more amiable style . this year for mr tibbetts king talks so much like ordinary people other politicians use more of a parliamentary language but he talks like the workers in the power plant and of course people really like it. the a.f.d. can do what it wants in eastern germany at least it's set to become the party of the people. or is it the party of the people do their views chief political editor michelle customers here talk about that with us good morning michelle is. the only big tent party in brandenburg in sexily right now is that replacing the c.d.u. in the p d well that's the big concern amongst those established parties going to michael's consent to see you and the social democrats but this is a trend that really goes into 2 directions yes the looks likely to become the strongest party and in saxony at the same time at the other end of

governs brandenberg we will patrol our borders again. when. we leave him dear friends even if that means things get ugly many voters say gallons unvarnished frankness compliments steffen complete skis more amiable style i am sure for mr tibbetts he talks so much like ordinary people other politicians use more of a parliamentary language but he talks like the workers in the power plant and of course people really like it. the f.d.a. can do what it wants in eastern germany at least it's set to become the party of the people. i was elections coming up in the region and let's find out more detail because chief political editor michel is with me michel we got a glimpse of the 50 and its appeal in the region do you think that the party really makes strong electoral gains in the newsroom elections coming up well certainly the opinion polls do tell us that the f.t. can expect gains that it is potentially the strongest party in brandon and in the state of saxony also a key state it's expected to become the strongest posse of essentially dethrone ingham

brandenberger pore space. hoyt brandenburg who took the job as director as a steppingstone to becoming chief of staff of the airport. it was a different world in the late 40s which is why i say sometimes in our history the director of central intelligence was not a very prestigious position. here's one with 4 answers. you will at least get one right. i served in the oss. i heard dulles, that's correct. who else? did i hear colby out there? yes. and bill casey. this is an important point. we have 4 former directors who used to serve in one of the predecessor organizations so they bring their experiences as directors on the ground in the war, intelligence experience and it was very influential for many of them let's see. i'm the only former fbi director to be-- bill webster. i am the only judge to be-- webster. okay. they are piling on. i was the classmate of the president who appointed me. turner. and president-- carter. >> i used to be white house chief of staff. i used to be a congressman from california. goo

hunt wild animals but also livestock out on the fields and that is taking its toll financially for brandenberg farmer you're going frenzel the walls are causing so much trouble he's worried about his livelihood. and i think the wolves are getting smarter. we have a feeling that they're going into the herd chasing them and separating the cow from . the last 30 cars last year compensation is only given if it can be proven that a wolf is to blame it's tricky when the car just disappears or if it's stillborn because the mother was under stress farmers a supposed to use fencing but that's expensive. and the state authorities in brandenburg have responded to the farmers' plight they have authorized hunters to shoot wolves if as on frenzel farm they have repeatedly attacked livestock or a schumann being your animal conservationists are concerned stefan who has been observing a pack of wolves in his area for years and is convinced the situation isn't that dramatic as long as the wolf isn't loued him with food it will avoid humans. zoom of course or words for that you see these fresh wolf tracks only a