we, the united states, represented by carrie matheson, solve berensen, are we the enemies? who's the eny? >> reporter: man's inhumanity to man is highlighted in the new season's location, berlin. >> data breach. in berlin. >> shuhut itdown, shut it down, shut it down! >> reporter: berlin, especially relevant as the syrian refugee crisis exploded in germany and throughout europe. during the beginning of the mass migrant crisis. >> yes, absolutely. i mean, boom. a month later, it's happening to us in very realtime. >> thas a mistake. >> reporter: but as for what's coming next this season? patinkin is as tight-lipped as his cia character would be. >> he's back in the game and the stuff starts hitting the fan right away. then everything gets wovoven into a web of endless varieties of which i can't really tell you very much. >> this is such a great description of nothing. >> yeah, i can't tell you anytng. >> you've told me nothing. >> i might as well be a presidential candidate or a president. >> reporter: martha raddatz for "nigline" in new york. >>> and next, lamar odom's demo

`we, the united states, `represented by carrie matheson, `solve berensen, are we the `enemies? `who's the enemy? `>> reporter: man's inhumanity to `man is highlighted in the new `season's location, berlin. `>> data breach. `>> shut it down, shut it down, `shut it down! `>> reporter: berlin, especially `relevant as the syrian refugee `crisis exploded in germany and `throughout europe. `>> you were there shooting `during the beginning of the mass `migrant crisis. `>> yes, absolutely. `i mean, boom. `a month later, it's happening to `us in very realtime. `>> that's a mistake. `>> reporter: but as for what's `coming next this season? `patinkin is as tight-lipped as `his cia character would be. `>> he's back in the game and the `stuff starts hitting the fan `right away. `then everything gets woven into `a web of endless varieties of `which i can't really tell you `very much. `>> this is such a great `description of nothing. `>> yeah, i can't tell you `anything. `>> you've told me nothing. `>> i might as well be a `presidential candidate or a `president. `>> reporter: martha raddatz

she plays ex-ci agent carrie matheson. "the new yorker" praises her performance saysing aa stand in for america's post 9/11 psychology, danes is terrific, a vulnerable, he is duckive bully. she veefd two memmees and two golden globe for her performance. i spoke with her recently about her career, about the upcoming season of homeland and other things. >> so homeland. >> yes. >> season five, you're back. >> we're old. we've been around for a while. i can't quite believe how many years in we are. but it still feels very electric and vittal. >> so where is carrie now? conditions carrie is actually happy. amazingly. very exotic experience for her. >> yeah, no. no, but she's in the private sector. she's quit the biz. she's very disillusioned by what she experienced in season four and felt very betrayed and by her mentor and friends. and so she is out. and she is working for a benevolent billionaire, a philanthropist called auto during, she's head of security for his firm. and she has a lovely boyfriend who is a lawyer from the

you don't want to date carrie matheson because you will die, yeah. >> stephen: not well. >> yeah, no.igh maintenance. but this year there is like a two-year gap from the story. >> yeah. >> stephen: is there anything you can tell thaws won't ruin it on-- when, october 4th. >> october 4th, yes. well, yeah. it's a big time jump. carrie is living in berlin. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> she's out of the cia game. she's in the private sector. >> stephen: really? >> well, yeah. >> stephen: are you ever really out? >> for an 1/8 of an episode, yeah, no, so she's working for a philanthropist, kind of a benevolent billionaire, head of security for his firm. >> stephen: is it modelled on donald trump. >> yeah, yeah, exactly. no, and she's dating a lawyer from the firm. they're living together. it's great. it's going great. >> stephen: roll credits. >> yeah. she's very connected to her daughter. all is well. >> stephen: is she taking her meds? >> she is. every single day, yeah, no, very stable. and kind of happy. like she's smiling and stuff. >> stephen: wow. >> yeah. i've never experienced her as that

. >> reporter: the series, which follows cia agent carrie matheson played by claire danes has been criticizedue. here the series that picks beirut's street as dangerous, full of violent militiamen. in reality, the strip in the lebanese capital is famous for its cafes, restaurants, and night life. >> it's to really open this dialogue of the lack of awareness that people have of how these images are incredibly dangerous and really have a real world impact. even if it's a fictional story, and even if these are fictional characters. >> reporter: "homeland's creators told cnn we wished we caught these images before they made to it air. however, as homeland always strives to be subversive in its own right and a stimulus for conversation, we can't help but admire this act of artistic sabotage. >> i'm an artist. so there is this huge tradition of subversive art and activist art. and that's a scene that i'm very much involved in. >> reporter: a key part of street art provoking conversation. ian lee, cnn, cairo. >>> a polar bear named nissan had some unlikely visitors while being transported from a zoo

carried out by palestinians. ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome to al jazeera, live from our head quarters in doha. i am rob matheson.ead the taliban says it's withdrawing from the city of kunduz, but warns it can take it back if it wants. >>> democratic candidates for the u.s. presidential nomination takes di to the stage for debat. syria is

carried out by palestinians. ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome to al jazeera, live from our head quarters in doha. i am rob matheson.o ahead the taliban says it's withdrawing from the city of kunduz, but warns it can take it back if it wants. >>> democratic candidates for the u.s. presidential nomination takes di to the stage for debat. syria is a topic of conversation. >>> more signs china's economy is slowing down. ♪ ♪ >>> good to have you with us. israel's government has unveiled tougher security measures to tackle a wave of unrest in israel and the palestinian territories. security forces have already been deployed throughout jerusalem's pulic transport network. since the start of october, 30 palestinians and seven israelis have died in the violence, mike hannah is live for us now in west jerusalem. i wanted to talk to you about the security changes in a second. give us an indication first of all, of what the mood is like there this morning. >> reporter: well, the mood is as it has been in recent days, that is of tension, that is of anxiety. and that is of in many areas ainge, he anger at a situation in which fo