f.d.a. headquarters there for now let's have a quick look at a projected results right well leading the way as expected it's angular merkel's christian democratic union with thirty three percent of the vote to course he talked of or so very early on he didn't want to be involved with clearly more didn't want my groin coalition any more indeed he hasn't taken these results very lightly his social democratic party did come in second place with twenty percent of the vote but he's talked about divorce is tuesday and he's been ridiculed online for being us thought all those that got four years to rebuild basically because i think he basically said they felt strong having been the junior coalition member with merkel for last four years now the big gains this year nikki particularly all the headlines were on the the alternative for germany party you know they're going to enter parliament for the very first time and so far scoring just over thirteen percent which is we think that translates to about eighty seven seats give or take a few that's all going to be thrashed out. over the coming weeks cre

time now a lot of people not very happy with their protesters being stationed outside the headquarters of the f.d.a. we're going to treat them as well we're watching over them from that balcony a police presence scuffles reported as well as also been some heated exchanges let's take a look. yeah it was. was was was was. was was. was was. was was. was. was. and i crowd outside the f.t. h.q. there it's been steadily growing over the hours and then appearing in this and live television conference on german television right now the f.t. leader your newton has claimed that his party welcomes all germans he also people from a migration of background so perhaps trying to call them would call the living worry people are people very manly against. this right wing party the first one to be in opposition since the in the second world war money for the not to be sitting there in this big place of responsibility given some of the comments the various representatives have come out with over the years from two hundred thirteen own words but it's been also a very big success for them tonight you know looking that

party's election night headquarters they were challenging they were calling the f.d.a. a party of fascists and the entire experience left one of the a.n.c. leaders and one of the right we couldn't leave the party headquarters in fear for our launch my partner and her daughter were attacked by these demonstrators those who say that we are nazis that is referred to this is what these naive people believe we are furious about this we are a party that stands completely by the rule of law and freedom and we want to protect political discourse it is really quiet outside the bundestag today and there is a sense that the country is collectively scratching its head trying to figure out what's happened at these elections that there is growing opposition to the t.v. those following their election success there's a big protest planned against the a.f.d. but for now these guys are getting a head start. going to merkel for the rise of the others haven't hesitated to blame it on the now infamous russian although most media failed to find any evidence that they did anything to influence

party's election night headquarters they were chanting they were calling the f.d.a. a party of fascists and the entire experience left one of the a.f.p. leaders and his family while the right so we couldn't leave the party headquarters in fear for our lives my partner and her daughter were violently attacked by these demonstrators those who say that we are nazis that is horrific this is what these naive people believe apparently we are furious about this we're a party that stands completely by the rule of law and freedom and we want to protect political discourse perhaps some of the. a.f.d. politicians were hoping that once they got into here is national m.p.'s then them and their concerns would have a greater legitimacy but in fact if the protests yesterday were anything to go by the level of anger towards them and the so-called other ring of the german society has only grown if anything following the vote it is really quiet outside the bundestag today and there is a sense that the country is collectively scratching its head trying to figure out what happened at thes

f.d.a. had its hand i think it's actually saying it was the germany has gone down this path. i can tell you at some points last night the f.t. campaign headquarters here in berlin the some points last i looked it up to about two thousand protesters they're very angry at the police were called in there were some scuffles nothing particularly kicked off there but a lot of very angry people thankfully it didn't turn violent similar scenes across a number of other major cities as well across germany and we can tell you that. this time in twenty four hours to six o'clock tomorrow evening here in berlin a massive rallies been called for anyone who wants to come to complain show the dismay and happiness about the getting in to power will be following that of course our correspondents will be staying on we'll be here for a couple of i would think kicks off but we're expecting something to be happening this time in twenty four hours time it will be interesting to see how many people do turn out thousands are rumored to be attending this protest tomorrow so it looks like these anti fascist protests are going to continue i don't know for how long for but it

yes now from your party headquarters we've heard that the right flank has to be closed what does that mean. does does that mean that the f.d.a. is taking on some of your positions or what are you talking about we have nothing to do with f.d.a. positions. we've never shared positions some of them we have a very clear election program that is a v c s u n c d u we've got over there in components about a very in plan the specific the various positions that we've had in it and that's what it's about with thirty eight percent we're obviously not happy but thirty eight percent compared to the party results in many other. areas is a respectable. number and those who voted for as we owe our responsibility to for our party programs and we all work for them but only in bavaria. yes but in a bear area that's where our voters are they're the ones who voted for us in the area and they trust us as i'm sure all the other parties think is well we're going to deliver on our promises that's what they expect from us whether if i look at mr didn't know others obviously that's what he wanted to have that's another ensure that the others would get