west and. again this shows a deepening gulf between the east and the west and. all the voters of all the other parties say that they do want the a.s.d. watched not watched by the intelligence agencies doesn't mean that the f.t. would be banned straightaway and also this is a question that only the the country's regions can decide on because that's how the intelligence service is built up here and it's a federal system but actually we will see whether this is a continuing trend or not because we will have very important state elections coming up in germany's east next year where the f.t. will probably come out really strong and there's one issue where they really are getting a lot of political mileage i mean we have to mention after the violence and chemists that the locals they basically choose law enforcement of losing control again we're seeing it east west of vidal when this is polled and i'd like to have a closer look now because when asked when the rule of law works well in germany almost three quarters in the west said that they agreed but the former commu

this is peyranch road shut down between east-west highway and this i because of a large tree down there. road closed through the rush hour. let's take a l at the maps. it's a little dark but just showing you what's going on this morning. that is going to be shut down. e detour is posted so you can get around it fairly easily here. taking a look elsewhere this morning, ma colombian inner loop after the toll zone, right lane getting by and green belt northbound bw parkway and that work zone. >>> 4:01 and right now d.re police looking for the man who stabbed a woman in a logan circleho neighb. >> this morning she is listed in grave condition. police say the man staed her on the sidewalk outside of the asian-american two chinese carry out on p seet lastnight. she stumbled into the restaurant and collapsed. when paramedics arrived she was not conscious. employees of the restaurant reported seeing the man run down west street and 11th northwest. >>> new details against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. his accuser christine blaseys ford say she will not testify unle there's an fbi invest

tacoma parkway, tinyoa branch shut down between east-west highway and the eastern avenue.road likely closed through the rush hour. white's ferry also closed because of high water on the potomac river. top of the beltway looking good. whember to listen to wt you hop in your car. >> 5:54. the mid-term elections are 48 days away now. one large group thatay not exercise its right to vote is college students who don't live near where they gre up. the main reason why may surprise you. fairfax countyup focus gound that many of them don't return their absentee ballot because they don't have a stamp and don't know where to get one. >> okay. >> going to let that sit there r a minute the focus group is made up of interns from county departments. you can request an absentee ballotonline. in person absentee voting begins in. virgin >> i feel like we have to do something about this.ge teach col students how to buy stamps. go to the post office, grocery store, costco has them. >> banks. >> i don't go to the bank anymore.>> place your vote. >>> good morning, i'm meg tirrell. tony's voting

east/west corridor. a car driving through the high water is going over the highway.too high for cars to get through. >> long lines forming at the few open businesses as people venture out for the first time in days. >> we had to get out. you can't cook or anything. so we finally came out today. >> it's scary. you think the worst of it is over, then we get another gust of wind and rain >> reporter: cape fear just down the street. it broke a record on friday. this morning a flash flood warning is still in effect. emily rau, abc news, wilmington, north carolina. >> and the american red cross is organizing a relief effort for people affected by tropical storm florence. and you can make a $10 donation by texting florence to the number that you see there on your screen. 90999. >> it is 4:30. if you're just joining us, a quick update on your weather and traffic. >> we'll start with florence. tropical depression. 30-mile-per-hour winds north of bristol, tennessee.

and i would like to make efforts to bring east and west of europe. time to put an end of a sorry spectacle of a divided europe. our continents that brought an end to the cold war deserve better. i would like the european union to take better care. those who ignore the legitimate concerns of work and small businesses are putting our society at risk and it is time that we proclaim the summit into law. i would like for next year's electrics to be a landmark for european democracy. would like to see the process repeated, which is a small step forward for european democracy. for me this process will be made more credible once we have transnational lift. and i hope that will be in place for the elections in 2024. above all, i would like us to say no to unhealthy nationalism and to say yes to enlightened patriotism. we should never forget that the patriotism of the 21st century is two-fold both european and national and they are not mutually exclusive. the french once said, i like things that go together. in order to stand on its own two feet, europe and it

we have to show clearly that together, east west, south and to plant the able seeds of a more sovereign europe. in may, 2019, there will be elections. the citizens of europe will be interested in what the commission is proposing. it will interest them. companies pay their taxes were they make their profits. [applause] voters want a lot from you. not all of you. want tohat the voters know that the commission proposal will rapidly become a reality. those who want that are right. will, theys in be interested in what the commission does on plastics. if we want to convince them, we need a european law. it needs to cement the ban on plastics. declare in fine speeches that we want to be more and less in big issues ambitious and smaller things. in may 2019, the europeans won't if, toy senior, we have to continue to change the clocks twice the year. businesso change this of changing the clocks. states should decide what is it citizens -- whether their seditions -- citizens should live in summer or winter time. regional single market solutions will be found. time is pressing. in the months ahead,

suggestion yesterday that perhaps it doesn't need to be a border on the island of ireland, it can be east, westased checks, is that a positive compromise for you? i welcome the fact michel barnier is recognising the need to find a new solution because the original proposal put forward by the eu was an acceptable. we have always recognised that are unique circumstances that apply in northern ireland, for example in relation to checks for some agricultural products. but we cannot see northern ireland carved away from the england customs territory. regardless of where the checks would be, it would mean it would be a challenge to our constitutional and economic integrity. why shouldn't it be a second referendum, why should it be your way, the hard way to the cliff edge? there are prominent members, like the mayor of london who are trying to take us back to the square one. postponing the exit day. i want to be clear, this government will never accept a second referendum. the british people voted to leave the european union and we will be leaving on the 29th of march 2000 and i9. i call on the labour

such as the punters ponderous or federal revan a string of government buildings designed to link east and west. the free space was gradually filled by many different groups. of it some things were decided by the state over there were also citizens initiatives that some areas are doing a long time for ownership issues to be clarified some are still not settled for. the free space gave way to a new party culture many people live discourses and empty buildings berlin offered virtually unparalleled freedoms in the one nine hundred ninety s. the city became had. precious space in prime locations was quickly snapped up by developers. a building boom followed the former death strip was gradually transformed giving way to offices shopping malls and luxury apartments. only a few traces of the berlin move remaining twenty eight years ago many were keen to remove all evidence of a decades long division. the memorial site had been ours tasa is the last trip of war where visitors can get a sense of the full extent of the board of what of occasions that once stood here. the curators of the german trevelyan

hardly any of the plans were completed their most visible reminder today is the east west axis now known as the. boulevard was laid out earlier and brought in by the nazis. even had the two parts of the gate move farther apart. with about eight hundred street lights designed by a bear he wanted to be sure his creation was cast in the proper light. the victory column was also extended and moved originally it stood in front of the reichstag but the nazis intended to use the space as a central parade ground. the people would have stood here between the reichstag and today's central rail station it would have. one hundred fifty thousand people. if the history in the present is a major topic in berlin and there's an exhibition is intended to make a small contribution to it but whether on a stroll through town or visiting from elsewhere by revealing some of the many facets we don't always that apparent. during world war two much of berlin was reduced to rubble. and the megalomaniac dreams of their money a project were destroyed along with it. now if the show today a featuring at traditional au

when it was still standing the death strip separated east and west friends and families. the founder of the checkpoint charlie museum by no different was an anti nazi resistance fighter. deliverance widows says he helped reporters with their work during the cold war. to get bored of his ivy there was a building across the street that was in ruins from the war up the store so that's a photographer there fell and seriously injured himself when my husband heard about it he brought all the people here instead the room was warm and dry and they weren't in danger they could sit and watch what was happening at checkpoint charlie through the window and respond to it they took photos hundred reports that fish. in these rooms reiner hildebrandt continued to document what happened on the border between east and west even while the wall was standing people brought him objects they'd used to help them escape like this mining car. they used to build the tunnel when fifty seven people were able to flee to west berlin the museum now attracts around eight hundred fifty thousand visitors a

east-west highwayte and e avenue, road closed. of the beltway, outer lootw n colesville and georgia, a crash. >> melissa, thank you. >>> it's now he6:31. are the top stories we're following for you this morning. right now d.c. police are looking for three persons of interest in a stabbing in the logan circle neighborhood. police say a woman was stabbed outside of a popular carry out on p street last night. she stumbled into the restaurant d crashed. >>>ustin finch will have reaction on this violent>> atta. the woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual assault may not testify on monday. she's asking the fbi to investigate first. kavanaugh denies assaulting ford and says he's ready to testify. nbc's kristen welker will have reaction in just a few minutes. >> president trumpill be in north carolina to take a look at the aftermath of florence. parts ofol north ca remain under water and the rivers are still rising. experts predict some rivers may not reach their highest levels. >> meanwhile, thent rem wrecked the roof off of the stable

the region and explains how the migration issue is so highlighting divisions between germany's east and west. i need proof as mckinnon welcome to the show. syrian government and russian warplanes have pounded towns in syria's last major rebel bastion that's just a day to turkey iran and russia failed to agree on a ceasefire in the syrian war syrian activists say the strikes are the most violent in a month they say they're targeting rebel positions in live and provinces and live is the last opposition stronghold in the country and the government says it will retain it but with three million civilians trapped there it's feared an all out assault could lead to a humanitarian catastrophe. for more on the situation let's bring in. burra in beirut and shell thanks for joining us reports of heavy russian ass strikes is this the beginning of a major offensive. but it does seem like that perhaps it will be a phased offensive not the men who did yesterday said that it's time to bring phased stabilization to the problems of the well we have seen as we've seen sixty eight and strikes in the area concha

the japanese migration policy is also putting the spotlight on divisions between the country's east and west. and egypt sentences business leaders and dollars of others to death those that twenty cutting protest the one finally broken out by security. plan. i'm having a home free you could join me. germany's eastern city all the chemist remains tense off to crowds of demonstrators again marched against the government's asylum seeker policies late on friday marches many wearing far right insignia chanted we are the people and this is our city hundreds of police officers were deployed kenya's police at there were more than two thousand far right protesters several hundred counter-demonstrators also gathered in the city center and no reports of violence and it's been the scene of ongoing rightwing anti refugee protests since a man was stabbed to death last month allegedly by an asylum seeker much smaller groups have turned out to protest against the rise of the right wing in germany. and the head of germany's domestic intelligence agency hans mawson's come on to fire off the costing doubt on wh

decades after the fall of them by the move and political arena for cation differences between east and west germany are still apparent not just in the field of architecture. moves are still being unbuilt as the germans have been in and venice makes clear. a young chinese woman architect is setting out to revive the countryside in our homeland using simple yet brilliant means she's got two shows running at the moment here at the be an art. and at the same time how work is on the show as it is as you tick through forwarding berlin which is where we caught up with the astonishing search and. this is the region of song young which extends along the river song in a bamboo observation platform the pine park brilliant and a tea house amid plantations. three works by hugh chinatown modest interventions to restore the health of the region. she was shocked at that yes you don't feel it's a tea house every bit you have to go through case by case. and also this at your puncture is not a message surgery into the right because we want this to be a sustainable strike. if you turn turn once to contribute t

region and explained how the migration issue is also highlighting the divisions between germany east and west. also coming out the russians are set to vote in regional elections on sunday b w looks at how the race for moscow met reflects the state of democracy in russia itself a few pounds of more international football the white house tonight with england hosting spain and the inaugural nations leave england are looking to build on a promising world cup the formants well spain on and rebuild note to thank you mulch us campaign on. the line. i'm on your cue because nick cannon welcome to the show germany's domestic intelligence chief is facing a barrel of criticism off the costin doubt on whether racially inspired attacks took place during violent protests and candidates two weeks ago. mohsen also suggested a video taken in the eastern german city that such an icing on social media could be deliberate misinformation the remarks contradict eyewitness and media reports police in the state of saxony are investigating dozens of alleged assaults. videos of violent attacks by right wing demonstrato

region and explains how the migration issue is also highlighting the divisions between germany's east and west . conn's more international football the whites two nights with england hosting spain and the inaugural nations lean in london looking to build on a promising world cup for months while spain all in rebuild mode all tritch mulcher this campaign. i knew chris mckinnon welcome to the show reports coming in of renewed russian ass trikes and government ball main on syria's last major major rebel bastion that's just one day off to turkey iran and russia failed to agree on a cease. in syria syrian activists say the strikes seen here and unverified footage of the most violent in a month and i talked to the rebel positions in it live in hama province is it live is the last opposition stronghold in the country and the government says it will retake it but with three million civilians trapped it's feared an all out assault could lead to a humanitarian catastrophe. for more on the situation let's bring in now and shall hora in beirut and shell thanks for joining us reports of heavy russian ass s

the region and explains how the migration issue is also highlighting divisions between gemini's east and west also coming up. egypt sentences islam is leaders and dozens of others a day over twenty thirty in protest the book on the peace broken all our security forces. and more international so-called awaits ny creeping that enticing spain in the inaugural nations like the pavement and looking to build on a promising wall couple for months while spain are in rebuilding mode off to a tumultuous campaign. plan. on how to hold free glad you could join me. gemini's east in a city of kenya's remains tense off the crowds of demonstrators once again marched against the government's asylum seeker policies late on a friday marchers many wearing far right insignia chanted we all the people and this is our city hundreds of police officers were deployed chemist police said there were more than two thousand far right protesters several hundred counted demonstrators also gathered in the city center there were no reports of violence chemist's has been the scene of ongoing right wing anti refugee protest sin

the region and explained how the migration issue is also highlighting divisions between japanese east and west but also coming up egypt's sentence is easily mislead isn't dozens of others a day over twenty thirteen protest the book on abuse broken all by security forces . and more international football awaits night with england hosting spain maybe an old girl nation city to take that looking to build on a promising last couple months while spain are in rebuild mode all day time won't she was campaign. finance law. play. on how to haul freight glad you could join me. gemini's east in a city of chemistry mains tents off the crowds of demonstrators once again marched against the government's asylum seeker policies late on a friday marchers many wearing far right insignia chanted we all the people and this is our sixth hundreds of police officers were deployed chemists police said there were more than two thousand far right protesters several hundred counted demonstrators also gathered in the city center there were no reports of violence chemist's has been the scene of on going right wing anti re

offices over there when the city was divided in this area the rivers served as the border between east and west berlin the crosses remember people who lost their lives trying to escape from the east. i'm standing in front. if the chancellor rhee up there on the seventh floor that's where angola merkel works unfortunately i can't get in but on her official website you can take a look at her office. wow look at that view you can see the tear garden the big inner city park and all the way to the right stack. right next to the chancellery and i'm going to hop on that one but nicknamed the chancellor train it will get me to germany's most famous landmark in a matter of seconds. and here it is the brandenburg gate. nowadays everybody can easily walk through the brandenburg gate from former east berlin to former west berlin and vice versa for decades that wasn't possible because the berlin wall rent just a couple of meters behind the monument the gate was right in the middle of restricted territory and that's just one chapter of the very exciting history of the brandenburg gate. the brandenburg gate g

now the migration debate has exposed a deep rift between germany's east and west nearly thirty years after the collapse of communism and german reunification deep divisions remain the chief political editor went to the eastern state of saxony to find out why. just over an hour's drive from chemists the small town of meissen is feeling can its current political pay. to the man who led saxony is political education agency for eight years is running for mayor here in the city center many saxton's tell him they feel hard done by the media over the events in canada is biased. despite the fact that ordinary people with that everybody was portrayed as right wing which is all i have to tell you i lived through communist east germany and this is more of the same the us is. almost three decades after german reunification germany's east seems still haunted by its communist past. or. there's a line of demarcation between eastern and western europe that runs somewhere through germany. i can't tell you where exactly that line is. missing but i think we need to think about the fact that parts of ge

tonight there will be the odd spot of drizzle, quite breezy for the far north—west. easttland and england is holding onto some clear spells and it will be on the cool side but most places holding onto the train 14 and 16 degrees. tomorrow, the best of the sunshine for the east of scotland and england. more loane and further west, wayne for northern ireland and the west of scotland where it will be breezy and temperatures between 17 and 2a degrees. this is bbc news... the headlines. official documents reveal that hm revenue and customs uses a traffic light system to rate the tax arrangements of people nominated for an honour. a man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a mother and daughter — who were stabbed outside their home in solihull. more misery for northern rail passengers, as more than two—thirds of services are cancelled — in a dispute over driver—only operated trains. the united states ends its funding for the un's palestinian refugee agency — deeming it irredeemably flawed. the organisation has rejected the criticism and expressed deep disappointment

dodgers to one full game in the national league east west division the phillies. to their loss and our watch. over in chicago the cubs blank the pittsburgh pirates three nothing at wrigley field on thursday david bought a hit and run triple in the second inning to help seal the win chicago move a game ahead of the milwaukee brewers at the top of the nationally central division . british rock servers so george gross and callum smith and weighed in for their super middleweight find in saudi arabia later this friday smith was first on the scales but it was gross who came in slightly have year there's lots on the line in this fight groves is defending the w.b. a super world title in the prestigious ring magazine title is up for grabs and so was a so is the trophy named after mohammed ali to have this super box into super middleweight championship series needed after my father and huge homage to have these two champions rovers and smith want to list the all the chilled feet isn't just a huge honor and i'm deeply honored in just humbled by by this trophy series being na

there is not one east—west definition and a north—south definition.ght definition. the great strength of the definition of anti—semitism in this document is the unanimity behind it, the unanimity which is its strength. change it, delete a section, rip it up and you will destroy the unity that is essential if we are to fight anti—semitism in every country of the world. applause. and then some people say to me, we are prevented from supporting the palestinians and criticising israel. i look at the document and it's pretty clear that criticism of israel is not to be taken as anti—semitism. but i have always supported and will support the creation of israel. for hundreds of years at nation that had a history but never at home, for hundreds of years travelling the world facing problems and persecution and no place to call home, so i have always supported and will support the creation of israel. gordon brown speaking earlier in north london. speaking to andrew marr earlier, the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, said he was confident that labour would resol

i convince governor baker to do an east-west study. to the point just made about contributions, let me be specific. carpenters, unions, those individuals who do a lot of work on infrastructure are supporting me. i am delighted to have their contributions. firefighters, i am happy to have their support. this is the point we should take consideration of. union station represented a of thenvestment federal government in infrastructure based on using stimulus money that i worked with barack obama on to make sure was included for improving the rail from new haven to hartford to springfield, and i was able to work with a person to use additional stimulus money for the following purpose, improve rail north of greenfield. the governor has agreed next year to begin experimental efforts to extend rail transportation to the north. that is infrastructure. anytime we can improve and enhance productivity, it is important. i worked with governor baker to make sure to 91 was done, a $291 million investment. >> opportunity to respond? infrastructure is

i don't see east-west competition. emily: what about south korea, japan?ou don't see a risk to u.s. competitiveness in this arena? steve: we are partners of choice. europe is also quite aggressive as well. we see that if you are the technology leader, your problem are not is my markets big enough. your problem is how do i scale this quickly? there is so much demand for it. that is a good problem to have if you are a company. ♪ steve: there is probably no better opportunity and partner for qualcomm and to work with apple. ♪ apple. ♪ is a companymm that touches the lives of billions of people. you have been in iphones up to this point, yet people don't know qualcomm. does that bother you? of ourno, it is part success. our job is to make the technology available to people. we purposely stay behind their brand. we want to be a great partner to enable them to be successful. emily: let's talk about apple. for a long time your biggest customer, and now your biggest nemesis. how would you describe your relation with apple? steve: we have a dispute over the price o

scotla nd for the south west, north east scotland doing well, temperatures up to 26 and plenty mperatures into the middle 20s. the weather putting into northern ireland and west of scotland, thickening cloud and some outbreaks of rain. through the ceiling and tonight we will push it further south and east, moving out of northern ireland, across scotland and down into northern england and parts of wales and the south west. cloud and mrand parts of wales and the south west. cloud and mr and mark and drizzle, outbreaks of rain, mild night underneath this cloud, the south east holding on to clear spells, it will be on the cool side but north—west scotland and northern ireland things are cooling off as well as the weather passes through and the sky clears out. into tomorrow the weather front sticks around, as these red bulls pass along the front it may be that the rain peps up from time to time. the front also separating warm air in the south—east from colour air across the south—east corner seeing sunny spells and temperatures here again into the middle 20s cooling off even here by

i'm not sure i see an east west competition where i don't think there will be a lot of winners.mily: what if it is south korea or japan? don't see a risk? steve: we are partners by choice of those. don't forget europe as well. they are also quite aggressive. if you are the technology leader, your problem is not are my markets big enough? it is how do i scale this because there is so much demand for it. that is the issue now. that the good problem to have with your company. steve: there is probably no better opportunity and partner for qualcomm then apple. -- van to work with apple. ♪ emily: qualcomm is a company that touches the lives of billions of people. you have been in most iphones of the this point in a lot of people don't know what qualcomm is. does that bother you? steve: no. i think it is part of our success. our job is to make the technology available to people who purposely stay behind their brand. what we want to do is be a great partner to enable them to be successful and we don't pick favorites. emily: let's talk about apple. for long time, this is your biggest cus

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east. the north west and south east split continues overnight. northern ireland tonight, scotland, north west england. elsewhere, likely to stay mostly dry. not as cold as it was last night, temperatures just into single figures in rural areas with more of a breeze to keep the temperature is up. by day, a band of rain affects parts of northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england and wales. further south and east, largely dry for much of the day, reasonably warm, with sunshine and blustery showers returning for the north across northern and western scotland. temperatures 1a, 15 in the north. a mixed through the weekend. most places will be largely dry on saturday, with more showery rain moving south on sunday. goodbye for now. this is beyond 100 days, with me katty in washington. alternative realities, as america prepares for a major hurricane, the president insists the death toll input taricco last year was massively exaggerated. for people on the us is closed that argument is not much comfort, they still have to get through the next

sunday will bring a lot of dry weather but the brightest conditions will be found in the east, further westeather fronts will try to push on from the atlantic, more of a breeze in the north—west. further east, you're closer to this area of high pressure and that is where we will see the best of the sunshine through sunday. quite a lot of sunshine for a east anglia and the selfies, a lwa ys a east anglia and the selfies, always more cloud further west, drizzle and more persistent rain in ireland. away from this north—west corner, just about everywhere, into the 20s, the middle 20s, across the south—east. suddenly made into monday, this rain, this frontal system monday, this rain, this frontal syste m m oves monday, this rain, this frontal system moves south and east but behind that, there is cooler and fresher air working men, behind that, there is cooler and fresherairworking men, head behind that, there is cooler and fresher air working men, head of it, still in the warm air across the south—east corner, split fortunes on monday, affecting parts of scotland, north—east england, wales, the