damien, that's all we've not her. damien, that's all we've got time _ her.u - her. damien, that's all we've got time for, thank you very | got time for, thank you very much, damian grammaticas in westminster on the resignation of the whip by baroness warsi just on the eve of the conservative party conference in birmingham. time for the weather with elizabeth. hello there, good evening. well, we've seen a lot more wet weather around again today. in fact, some spots, particularly for central areas of england, have already seen more than three times the average september rainfall. there has been some sunshine today in between those heavy, thundery downpours, but the ground is saturated, the rivers are full and there are flood warnings still in place. these are the areas of most concern overnight tonight. there's an amber weather warning issued by the met 0ffice valid until 6am on friday morning. now there could be some very heavy downpours within this zone. be prepared for some more flooding. we'll see showers merge together, perhaps as much as 30—40mm, falling

damien, in birmingham. _ is helpfulto them. damien, in birmingham, thank _ is helpfulto them.- is helpfulto them. damien, in birmingham, thank you very l is helpful to them. damien, in - birmingham, thank you very much for that. birmingham, thank you very much forthat. let birmingham, thank you very much for that. let me show you some live pictures because we are continuing to watch the situation at the israeli— lebanon border. these are the pictures from tyre on the coast in lebanon, just the other side of the le tani river. it tends to be the rallying point in lebanon that people flee to first before they head north to beirut. 0ne first before they head north to beirut. one of the towns that was cut off in 2006, largely cut off. we've been hearing from tom bateman at the state department who has informed reporters that there have been a number of operations across the border. israeli operations described as limited, focused on hezbollah infrastructure, we are told near the border. now we have been discussing there are really two threats and one is the threat from hezbollah a

my name is damien williams, i'm the attorney for the southern district of new york. today we are announcing campaign finance, bribery and other charges against the mayor of new york city. mayor adams engaged in a long-running conspiracy in which he solicited and knowingly accepted illegal campaign contributions from foreign donors and corporations. as we alleged, mayor adams took these contributions even though he knew they were illegal and even though he knew these contributions were attempts by a turkish government official and turkish businessman to buy influence with him. we also allege that the mayor sought and accepted well over $100,000 in luxury travel benefits from some of the same foreign actors who arrange mofd the illegal campaign contributions. these benefits including free international business class flights and opulent hotel rooms in foreign cities. the mayor had a duty to disclose these gifts on his annual public disclosure forms so the public could see who was giving himwhat. but as we allege, year after year after year, he kept the public in the da

attorney damien williams walked into the room with a laser focus. williams went on to make clear this isn't about politics. he said this is about -- this is about the left of the right. it is about right and wrong. we saw the u.s. attorney walk over to a chart. that chart broke down a lot of information that is contained within this 57 page indictment. u.s. attorney laid out so the luxury travel benefits eric adams is accused of illegally accepting. williams sang those benefits added up to over $100,000 worth of value. he went on to talk about eric adams and his conduct during his term as mayor saying it started dating all the way back to 2014 when eric adams was elected and took over as brooklyn's borough president. president. he said adam senator lee and repeatedly relied on illegal contributions, not just forced 2021 campaign but the u.s. attorney said adams was back and reconnect with some of those contacts to try illegal campaign countries for his reelection campaign next year. he said a passion -- forgo a required fire state inspection for the

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damien — the grounds for the decision. tackle crime, after the number of �*snatch thefts' of mobiles more than doubled in england and wales over the last year. the government says an increase in demand for second—hand smartphones is driving the rise — both in the uk and overseas. police intelligence adjust the problem has been driven by demand for second—hand headsets in the uk abroad. t demand for second-hand headsets in the uk abroad.— in the uk abroad. i was really, really upset. _ in the uk abroad. i was really, really upset, the _ in the uk abroad. i was really, really upset, the fact - in the uk abroad. i was really, really upset, the fact that - really upset, the fact that this is happened to me repeatedly over the past year is just showing how much this crime is increasing. it has gone from being something that wasn't so common to now, that it's almost a day to day occurrence.— it's almost a day to day occurrence. . . , ., ., occurrence. lawrence is one of an estimated _ occurrence. lawrence is one of an estimated

all right, damien, thank you so much for that preview. looking forward to your full story later on this evening. well, protesters who blocked the golden gate bridge were back in court today. you might remember back in april, that's when pro-palestinian protesters took over the bridge. well, this morning, 26 of them went in front of a judge for hearings and dozens of supporters of the so-called golden gate 26 packed the courthouse hallway. they held signs chanted free palestine and repeated calls for the d.a. to drop those charges. a public defender who is representing one of the protesters contends it is all protected speech that we send a loud and clear message to the district attorney that we will not silence people who are of conscience, who are protesting the killing of innocent women and children. while protesters facing felony and other charges pleaded not guilty today, they are due back in court in late october. it's going to be a busy week in san francisco. the annual dreamforce conference will kick off tomorrow and a heads up if

when we heard damien williams, the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, just say they will seek pretrial detention. that means that they're not going to allow bail to let this guy walk around. is that right? >> exactly. well, if this is the memo that damien williams kept on referring to, i've now read it. carriages talked a little bit about it prosecutors are going to argue to a judge that sean combs needs to be locked up from now on until his trial and ordinarily, when you make that argument, well, if as a prosecutor, you are you either the person is a danger or the person is a risk of flight, might take off here in this memo, prosecutors argue he's both. they say he's a danger. he's used physical violence. they talk about firearms and they say he might take off. they talk about the fact that sean combs is facing under this charge if he's convicted a mandatory minimum of 15 years in prison and a maximum of life. and prosecutors argue that given that he has an incentive to flee, in fact prosecutors say sean

who is at work besides the mayor. >> i thought the statements that were made from damien williams werehere he says, this isn't about the right and the left, this is about right and wrong. because when you have mayor adams getting up there and saying i am targeted because of my political statements, my views on migrants coming into new york city. that's just nonsense. >> he also said that he was targeted because he is a black man but damien williams is a black man. >> this investigation started in 2021, well before a large number of migrants were coming into new york city. this has nothing to do with mayor adams political views, this is solely about the fact that you know, he was engaged in pretty blatant corruption. when he was brooklyn borough president, there's not a very large turkish population in brooklyn and he's giving press conferences about all the trips he's taking to brooklyn. he made it very clear, something is off here, so it's not surprising that prosecutors would have started looking at this. sending a strong message when the un general assembly is happening because look

damien, thank ou.has sacked the agency that manages his rental flats — after a bbc investigation found black mould and ant infestations in some of the properties. jas athwal, who was elected mp for ilford south injuly, said his tenants had been �*let down�*, and he pledged that repairs and maintenance work would be completed swiftly. with me is our political investigations correspondent joe pike, who uncovered the story. how embarrassing is this for him? i how embarrassing is this for him? ~ �* , , , him? i think it's deeply embarrassing, - him? i think it's deeply i embarrassing, samantha, him? i think it's deeply - embarrassing, samantha, but in particular because he spent a decade as a leader of the council, his whole legacy from that. he claimed was action on housing, he said he would tackle rogue landlords. it's also perhaps important to point out that his language and position has developed, evolved over the last couple of days. initially when we contacted him he was bullish and defensive, now he

the gunman is being identified as a damien citizen. the result is there a lie from the also coming up is really will planes hits a residential tower? and con eunice, at least 15 palestinians have been killed in cause of some storm of too much it. the bonus returns depaula and no cheerio. when a 94 percent of the vote in the countries presidential election, then as well as opposition presidential candidates lands in spain where he is expected to be cronsa political asylum. the . the government of jordan says it's investigating a shooting attack at a border crossing into the occupied westbank that left to threes rarely is that it's the 1st incidence of its kind between jordan and as well in the us. the attack happens at the island, the border crossing. that's a bridge over the jordan river, which links jordan to the occupied with bank though it's controlled by as well. on the other side. the government arrive from the to day inside by truck opening fire in a commercial cargo area and the is really controlled the attack of fi. it is withi

it points up to the drill damien site. unfortunately, were held for an hour on the bridge and finally told no entry with tons back and now you're still waiting. we have been waiting for almost 3 days now. it is. the closure follows the fatal shooting of 3 is rarely is on sunday by a jordanian government. a man says it's opened an investigation and is working with authorities and israel to find out more about the breach and security and attention of to jordanian drivers. the stories are closely monitoring the ongoing investigation involving 2 jordanian drivers who remain in custody in israel. the ministry confirmed that all other jordanian drivers initially detained for questioning in connection with the incident have been released. jordanian investigators say they've confirmed the identity of the gunman as a jordanian national, named man hidden, jesse, who acted alone. officials in israel initially closed all 3 land crossings with jordan would reopen the one in the north for is really passport holders. it's still unclear w

more than half of the do damien citizens of palestinian defend and to many still have family ties to people in the occupied west bank. well gaza. and from what i can now talk to emily gord dean who is joining us in jerusalem. emily, what, what can you tell us about what happened? the king was saying, a bridge crossing to yes. so the idea has said that a going ma'am approach the crossing in a truck from the jordanian side and opened fire at a border official. there is really border officials and security forces done, responded and killed the attacker in a shootout. and now jordan has responded by saying that it is investigating the incident, light preachers tubs, jordan agrees. remember this jordan has made peace with israel and in fact, in 1994 and over the past 2 months that have helped as role of funding of drug attacks by iran. and at the same time, we also know that it has been very critical of israel's policies and towards the palestinians. and back to this attack to out of why the incident actually happens. now this incident happened across the mac connected the occupied respon

my name is will damien smith. i will be 26 this sunday the that live damien smith, who was always like, don't those stand office i we used to pick him up. i know the damian speak to him. uh. every blue moon, a little gentleman. the day mean? are you still a real good? he's mary. i think he's in the military now. crazy, crazy picture. i can't, i still can't believe like to this day that i was a part of that. as much as you try and down play it. know that's still major, pardon merican history the it definitely makes me feel on edge that there could be more tax of that nature. did happen pretty much on a know where everybody was caught off guard a scared the hell out of a man. they realize that were bone or and they were free. it made them rethink how safe we really are. we're not that safe. a terrorism against our nation will not stand let i mean being in the class with the president on 911. i do believe that that was an influence for him joining the army. 7 the, the, i am a private 1st class in the united states ar

attorney here, damien williams, he ain't playing. this indictment is 57 pages long. what is stuck out to you? >> i want to take off my glasses like you because it is serious and chronological, a narrative setting forth a lot of really bad acts. for example you hear about the $7000 bentley hotel room suite. you hear about upgrades and flights. well maybe should make it $50, we should make it sound real, make it $1000. time after time we just heard before the reporting about the 36 story building. we are going to pass it for the fire code. you are a great friend to turkey. there is so much her going on but not just directly him, and part of his defense is going to be, it is my staffers. i told them not to do things that they deleted the messages. they were up to no good, possibly, but it is more of a deflection defense. we are going to go through the process for sure. once we get through that, due process and all that but i think at the end of the day, the sitting mayor will not be a sitting mayor at the end and maybe sitting with his heels in jail behind bars. we hold

the one other thing is damien williams in a press conference today said something that was unusual to said there will be more activity here. there will be more charges. it is unclear whether that will be more charges against eric adams, or people who are cooperating who will plead guilty but you usually do not hear something that definitive. usually it is just like the investigation is ongoing. it is absolutely clear there are more shoes to drop. >> jack smith, 180 page filing that we don't get to read or eventually get to read? >> we should eventually get to read it. we did the exact same thing and the more investigation when you would first file with the court under seal the hole brief. you would give the proposed redactions so the court can review them. the defense has an opportunity to be heard and then the judge rules. donald trump will be -- this is the last standing argument he has for this. he's going to be arguing it should never see the light of day because he doesn't want anyone to deal with facts so there will be a lot of private skirmishing we will not see about whether i

attorney here, damien williams, he ain't playing, this indictment is 57 pages long.t stuck out to hear? >> i've got to take off my glasses because it's serious and it's chronological, it's a good narrative, setting forth a lot of really bad acts. you hear about 7000 bentley hotel room for $600, you about these upgrades and flights for well maybe should make it $50, or make it sound real and make it $1000. time after time, we just heard the reporting about the 36 story building, we are going to pass the fire code, you are great friend to turkey. there so much here that going on but it's not just him, it's the staffers, i told them not to do things that they are the ones that deleted the messages. they were up to no good, possibly, but it's more of a deflection offense. >> what do you think will happen here? >> we will go through the process, but at the end of the day, this sitting mayor will not be a sitting mayor at the end and maybe sitting with his heels in his took us in jail behind bars. these are serious crimes and we hold our elected officials to a higher scrut

attorney for the southern district of new york, damien williams, hand is -- and his office. as well as my team, the public corruption squad here at fbi new york. thank you. >> i would like to welcome the commissioner from the department of investigation. >> thank you. good morning. today, for the first time in new york city's modern history we announce criminal charges against the sitting mayor of new york city. as our highest elected official the mayor should set the standard for all of city government and exemplify the integrity, transparency and dedication to serving the public that all new yorkers deserve. instead, the indictment unsealed today alleges that mayor adams abused his power and position for nearly a decade as brooklyn borough president and as mayor. he enriched himself and his mayoral campaigns. as charged, he sought and received illegal campaign contributions, luxury travel, and other personal benefits from foreign nationals as well as individuals and businesses. he allegedly took steps to conceal those illegal contributions and personal benefits and involve

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damien and i were two of about 200 people who knew about the fraud. to my knowledge were the only two who reported fraud internally. we were told it was deafly a serious problem and corrective action will be taken. and time, some details became public. we publicity sparked increased scrutiny a class action lawsuit on behalf of the shareholders. rather than police itself and corrective frown exxon mobil fired the whistleblowers. damien and i were determined by respective company vice president is only shared manager was darren woods who remains a ceo. we were fired right before major layoffs. executives has an easy way to get rid of us with no strings attached but instead they chose to make an example of this. after this happened my colleagues were shocked. more than one person advised me too let it go and move on. but in part of where was before a joint exxon mobil i did not agree. after earning a doctorate in climate science in 2009 i joined exxon mobil as a time of its public position on climate change had undergone a major shift. then ceo rex tillo

arkansas little guy go able to use ecologist diego county and seen on the land has been studying for damien pastoral song for several years. it's no unesco. intangible world heritage got, but then on it is a point exceeding, realize it by 4 parts of the because we are a factor of these 4 parts. is that to the, to little was the voices are made that using overtones in the zipper. a monkey group breaks down into song furrows into individual voices and has also to watch and already remains a mystery. but there's new to the different originated among the shepherds and herders the islands traditional institutions. it's passed on by, you know, from people i've always worked in the country around cows. the singing reminds me of cows moving cab sound very similar. while i tried to imitate that, it was the same sound all the time. yeah. so might say this kind of song was inspired by the sounds of animals. but that really hasn't been proven the can too often already is sung certain festivals on holidays and occasionally it concerts. but here is part of the daily life. popcorn and starts. indian villa

. >> damien scott is an editor for billboard magazine. he says even though combs was a hip hop kingmaker at one time, he's all alone now. >> the charges that have been brought against him are so heinous, and i think it would be tough for people to stand next to him at this at this point in time. >> combs entered a not guilty plea today, and his lawyer says they will appeal the decision that keeps him in jail and a hearing on that is scheduled for tomorrow. but he is spending tonight in federal custody. and if he's convicted on all counts, he could be there for the rest of his life in lower manhattan. jim dolan, channel seven news. that's great. >> we'll continue to follow that story, of course. organizers in san francisco are gearing up for day two of the biggest artificial intelligence event in the world. >> it is dreamforce. that is exciting. how about that? are we excited to be at dreamforce? >> salesforce ceo marc benioff welcomed an international crowd of thousands to dreamforce, the company's annual tech conference at moscone center

to kick out old if it is damien from by this time. they don't want witness for the history that they have done again to participate in the misstep is they have committed against them. they want to expand, this is why further than donor trump said, all the countries so time 80, he wants to involved. yes. he's taking the feeling all these really is one, the great the age. right. so it is really don't want any one with them. know they don't want even the police genius as the slaves date because of the other ones. that's why them them out. and the americans also building that they have never ceased to support these right in boys. it's just, you know, what i'm saying is, it's well apparent this week at the united nations general assembly where the united states stands in global public opinion. but it doesn't seem to have an impact on them. you know, a pack is powerful, money talks. what is it, bob dylan said, money doesn't talk in screens. okay. but they stand alone on the global stage. it's really very shameful, and it will have long term

people do not care anymore because you of you are being far as a joy damien. every day. you are being told that you are complicit, the jordanian a still have read with these reeves that you are not kind of thing you're about to send you and brothers and sisters. so one way or the other, the people lead up. wow. um got it. it's always such a pleasure to talk to you. thanks so much for sharing some of your wisdom and your reporting with us. we look forward to seeing you once again. thank you, rick. when we come back, is ukraine at a turning point. better and more journalist elijah monterey is going to be weighing it on this, weighing it on some of the implications of this momentum shift that we're seeing on the ground there very is. he'll join us own stay right there will be right back. the . the 1898 of the united states won the war again, spain and gain control of the philippines. the people of the philippines held that the americans would help over throw spanish rule and a grand independence through the country. but the united states was by no means willing to give free

also helping protect on the most of the she's been switzerland during the hover season, while the hi damien high, gross, a highly vulnerable to heavy missionary in this week's doing the obits were made. some volunteers were out to save the side creatures from farm hall. a standard drone would you be able to detect anything hidden in the grass? but a more sophisticated one makes it possible to identify tier sheltering and fields. that's what these volunteers from switzerland, phone rescue foundation, are meeting at dawn to do their helping rescue phones from heavy machinery during harvesting, which coincides with deer birthing season, the hello lee, lee, chevrolet, a lisa deer gives birth between the beginning of may and mid july. you may do, may i have a nice we get a little bit bigger 1st in grassy fields adjacent to 4 and a half of the t jukes today with don't. so here is to fly over the edge of the woods and farm land that's near for us. let's see, the big with the teen uses drones fitted with thermal imaging cameras to find the phones. the problem is that the female, dear heights are of

or do they hear oscar go ahead and start talking about is damien conflicts of is there anybody seeming context hunting or what i can join? who's them? what is only being said, i see on the screen to russia's position, double us know. and then the, this is not based on a short time consideration. subsidy again, is consistently following the decisions that were made is due for some of those decisions. that's a good at that, which require to zillow declaration of a do need to, to, i'm just, i'm going to state governments situation. and many in the united states also shared this usually in your it's a top of us and you belong. so sadly, this news problem has not yet been sold with this new and it has these fundamental issues that life we have the heart of the current escalation, the not potty doesn't stuck with me. so by the way, putting this situation is due to the united states attempt to monopolize some of the resolution of this that i'm not a problem because later and if i don't view themselves as a neutral a positive effect. and that is a problem. we can do a shift, but once again, we

investigators tracked down two men connected to that shooting damien flores was arrested in san jose and nicholas perez was arrested in campbell. both were booked into the santa clara county jail. well, they had the wrong guy. in oakland youth football teams event has was interrupted when police arrested the coach, but it was all a mix up. and now the chp and the community are rallying around this team. let's bring in nbc's velena jones, who joins us from the oakland boys and girls club with the details. velena well, raj, as you can imagine, you know, when i spoke to this coach, coach larry ward, he says the kids after this june event were obviously shaken up from all of this. now they are seeing a different side of law enforcement in this community. donation drive. now you can see this donation drive started about 430. the kids are still here tonight hanging out with law enforcement officers, playing games. their parents are also here. and you know this donation started around again 430 and the donations were given to these individuals from the football team. all of this started fro

the gunman is being identified as a damien citizen. the somebody the this is old is there a life from the also coming up is really will planes hits a residential tower and con eunice at least 15 palestine.

these really airports authorities closed all other land crossings with jordan, the gun man edgewood damien citizen. not only the attacker managed to smuggle a weapon into a highly secure or highly minute to rise the area, but he also managed to kill 3 people. this is considered a major is really security failure. these read the army published a picture of the weapon. it said the shooter used investigations are under way into how security systems of multiple check points inside failed to detect the attacker . before he opened fire with out there on airport, thousands of palestinians and the occupied west bank cross allen be on a daily basis. the only gateway to the rest of the world, dozens of trucks across from jordan every day, sometimes through israel, most travelers to and from the occupied westbank were sent back. one of them is it, on his side, is students about to start his 2nd here at the university in cyprus, academics, they were some of the few people in the world who can't travel somewhere on the same day. we have to leave a couple of days before so we can guarantee we catch our

be able to sell homes has more on these radio extra reaction rather, and she's in the georgia in damien. cough so i'm out and that's because he is ready . governance, of course, as we know his bands, i'll do 0 from reporting inside of his ro, and these really military says they are going to intensify their attacks on his will of targets in southern lebanon. and it comes after his ballade fired nearly a $150.00 rockets at several different locations across northern israel. on sunday morning we've heard from a wide variety of has really officials including these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but previously, throughout the last week, he had only release short statements around one sentence, each, saying that there was a new objective to the war and that it related to returning those evacuated is really back to those northern townsend settlements. but in this statement, nothing y'all who outlines that his bella is now feeling the cape abilities that he's real has and that they are not going to stop until the war goal is achieved. is really defense minister you'll love. go on to

let's speak to our correspondent in berlin, damien mcguinness. result could mean? �* , ., , ., mean? the afd, it was founded as a euro _ mean? the afd, it was founded as a euro sceptic _ mean? the afd, it was founded as a euro sceptic party - mean? the afd, it was founded as a euro sceptic party has - as a euro sceptic party has been increasingly radical and has morphed into what i think you just described today as a right we extremist party. certainly in thuringia and saxony, in thuringia in particular, we are legally to call him a fascist on—air and in print, this is a party that has an explicit aim of undermining the democratic system in germany so it's an extremely radical force, extremely radical force, extremely popular in some parts of eastern germany particularly in depopulated rural areas. not popular in the city centres which are doing well in eastern germany, but overall what we've seen today is according to the latest predictions for these holes, these regional elections which are very important because they run things like education,

to kick out old if it is damien from 1st time, they don't want witness for the history that they have done against it for this, even the domestic because they have committed against them. they want to expand. this is why further than the trump said, all the countries. so timing, he wants to involved. yes, he's taking the feeling of these really is one. the great to is read. so it is really don't want any one to let them know they don't even the senior slaves big because of the other ones. that's why them them out. and the americans also thinking that they have never ceased to support these right in, or it's just, you know, at rams. it's apparent this week at the united nations general assembly, where the united states stands in global public opinion. but it doesn't seem to have an impact on them. you know, a pack is powerful, money talks, what is it? bob dylan said, money doesn't talk it screens. okay. but they stand alone on the global stage. it's really very shameful and it will have long term consequences. the legitimacy of the west in the eyes of the world is just about 0. now go

miss rebecca and northern costs of her is causing control the sea, the bridge lynx yesterday called damien. and as next, the parts of the city bots. it was the sides of blood, the violence between the 2 communities in the 1990s. how much vol has more on this bridge across the bottom, you for the fights? we thought it's not just geographically, but a long estimate. claims to every day said and done. paintings cost ciboney, it's on foot, but it's been close to vehicles for decades. concrete body is on the tanya and security forces. have been guarding it since a need to a peacekeeping force known as k for was established in 1999. it's now close of us by minister once the breach reopened, to traffic move, supported by on paintings. not meant this, but as we can't wait for the bridge to be open to vehicles, again, we go back and forth all day by foot. i don't know who finds the reopening problem matic it should have been done 20 years ago. so we wouldn't have had to struggle all these years. somebody problem is a just double check. what subs opposed to the plan? the seat of a symbol of resistan

passengers only meaning that there is no cargo or trucks that is going to pass through their door. damien officials have said they have conducted an investigation into what had happened yesterday. the security breach, after a shooter was able to open fire until 3 is rarely as on the allen be side of the board. or they're saying that the initial findings of the probe had names of the shooter as smith and jazz. he's saying he acted alone, and now they're cooperating with these really authorities on how to bring back his body to jordan for burial. authorities are also saying there still remains to jordanian drivers who are detained by is really authorities and they're waiting for more information about their release. and the session with that is just the, you know, things for st. border crossing jordan, as a funeral procession has been held and the occupied westbank for the us took a citizen, an activist ice, and or x feet hundreds of palestinians march through nablus. paying their respects, she was shot into heads by his release or soldiers near the city on friday. her body will be handed o

other parties have said they won't help it form a governing coalition. 0ur correspondent in berlin, damien seen in thuringia is that the afd has won the most votes, which is around 33% getting in the end a third of all seats of the parliament. and in saxony they came a close second, but also have ended up with pretty much almost a third of the seats in parliament. so both results are seen as historic. that's why the afd is celebrating. of course, this leads to a political problem in saxony itself, because even though no other parties will work with the afd because it's seen as so extreme and some of the leaders are seen as so toxic, it'll, you know, so that means they won't get into government, but it'll make forming a coalition government very difficult, because the other parties will find it very hard to cobble together a majority. you're going to have some very uncomfortable alliances with, for example, conservatives having to come together with radical leftists, which they wouldn't usually do. and then nationally, it's going to have a big impact because the three parties and 0laf schul