juan and across the island people are just beginning to come to grips with the aftermath of maria galland power lines uprooted trees and shredded roofs litter the streets it's just some of the damage from a storm that officials say battered everything in its path. meanwhile tens of thousands remain in shelters they're still uncertain when they'll be able to return home and what awaits them when they do. the storm roared ashore on wednesday morning on puerto rico southeastern coast torrential rains and winds of two hundred fifty kilometers an hour destroyed homes flooded streets and knocked out power to nearly the entire island it was the strongest hurricane to hit puerto rico and over eighty years the island literally can't afford this disaster the united states territory declared bankruptcy earlier this year washington promised eight get first of all i'd like to see the same thing which is to our fellow citizens in puerto rico they are right now front and center in our thoughts in our prayers we want them to know that the federal response will be there we want them to know that we are th

juan and across the island people are just beginning to come to grips with the aftermath of maria galland power lines uprooted trees and shredded roofs litter the streets it's just some of the damage from a storm that officials say it battered everything in its path. meanwhile tens of thousands remain in shelters they're still uncertain when they'll be able to return home and what awaits them when they do. the storm roared ashore on wednesday morning on puerto rico's things turn coast torrential rains and winds of two hundred fifty kilometers per hour destroyed homes flooded streets and knocked out power to nearly the entire island residents described the scene as the strongest storm in over eighty years neared its peak. like i'm in the middle of the war story. there we're only here they're growing the way and the doors are sherry and it feels great pellets are being thrown at my windows. northwest now being the worst of the warm and i'm hoping that my. puerto rico literally can't afford this disaster the united states territory declared bankruptcy earlier this year and maria will likely

kind of his coach galland in what was his team's first defeat of the season. season's first defeat always a tough pill to swallow take a look at all this week it was also farther north darby hamburg brame and share the spoils but they did fight are both sides glad hand hand over as we just saw their first defeat frankfurt get the. our first home win over stuttgart was for mind share of the spoils dortmund's shinji kagawa scored the decider against outskirt friday night shaka in labor couzin drew in three results will be played out on sunday moving over to an update on how the table has been set at least until sunday dortmund as we all know still at the top but you know that gap can close depending on the buy in in hoffenheim results tomorrow moved up to six frankfurt's when give them a boost as well and now let's take a look at the bottom half so you can see a little movement down here we have four teams with seven points and brave and have moved up a bit but still in a relegation danger now let's take a look at a couple of the best tweets from our viewers a d

begin by appointing its officers and drawing up its agenda and other leading member of its inner galland said the a.f.p. would use different language in parliament to the often provocative rhetoric they used on the campaign trail. let's take a look now at one of the strongholds in the eastern a german state of saxony fundament isn't visible if it's a small town outside of dresden where the far right took more than thirty percent of the vote there fabienne what have you seen how people been the reacting to those results. well people here are quite happy with these results and if you look at david's. ram here this is a small town with fourteen thousand inhabitants and it's quite a picturesque plays actually if you would imagine an a if the stronghold as a pre-fab the state with many unemployed people you're completely wrong this place here it has a nice mixture of local shops people are in a good atmosphere they talk to each other but you don't see here is foreigners or asylum seekers there are ten of them asylum seekers here in vigils but still the a if the this single issue and time migr

barrage of questions about party chairwoman franco petris shock announcement that she will resign for galland petris move was the logical consequence of her recent actions. i have to admit i'm thankful that she has gone down this route because i'm not a big fan of party expulsion processes so it's good that she solve the problem this way you just go pretty much you guys are going to. be a treat once the face of the f.t. held her own press conference she explained why she and her husband also an f.d.a. member have decided to leave the party. he said of on our goals have not changed one bit since the election of course i still want to work towards political change in two thousand and twenty one initially as an individual member of parliament and perhaps later in a different constellation. that statement already has many inside and outside the f.t. wondering if petri has plans to set up a rival far right party. war on the rise of the far right here in germany i'm joined now by james kirchick he's with a conservative think tank the brookings institute and he's the author of the book the end of eu

juan and across the island people are just beginning to come to grips with the aftermath of maria galland power lines uprooted trees and shredded roofs litter the streets it's just some of the damage from a storm that officials say battered everything in its path. meanwhile tens of thousands remain in shelters they're still uncertain when they'll be able to return home or what awaits them when they do. the storm roared ashore on wednesday morning on puerto rico's thout these turn coast torrential rains and winds of two hundred fifty kilometers per hour destroyed homes flooded streets and knocked out power to nearly the entire island residents described the scene as the strongest storm in over eighty years neared its peak. but i feel like i'm in the middle of more story. where only you can hear the crowd the way and the doors are sherry and it feels great pellets are being thrown at my windows. northwest mousy being the worst of the storm and i'm hoping that my is no. puerto rico literally can't afford this disaster the united states territory declared bankruptcy earlier this year and mari

the party's other lead candidate alexander galland declaring earlier tonight that they would hunt down chancellor merkel and take back. the country i want to pull back in eric long and walker and malta let me here at the big table with me. i mean that language is going to come out and say remember i heard that language today immediately i thought of the trunk campaign from last year i mean it's taken straight from the truck book isn't it it's almost like the locker up chance that you heard all against hillary clinton and it's also not surprising that the were rumors of all sorts of trump advisors coming in to kind of help out the a of d. you know it's funny how this right populism is kind of like an infection that it gets under the skins of certain types of voters and it's really hard to get rid of of course with the russians you know doing what they do is well it's really quite something but you know what i don't think it's going to be as disruptive as in the united states and that's for one big reason and that is the media i think the german media has not gone in the same direction a

ideas and they want to encourage other people to act in a particular way it is not just alexander galland there are other people who have lived off the state who get a state pension and are now pitting the people against the government we know it can happen and it is happening right now it is outrageous there are also people with really dark intentions there are people who will not work for the peace of our country or europe we need to talk about it out loud. and i would like to refer to quote by hillary clinton who once called half of trans voters a quick basket of deplorable so do you have a concern that by talking in this way you are only mobilizing those people we saw that in the us people responded to such statements in the following way no it is not true and i will vote for them anyway. first of all i think we need to stop pretending that the issue doesn't exist the voters need to act responsibly too you can say i want to live in the country use the opportunities provided by the democratic system and then disappointed by something vote for politicians who will destroy democracy unli

barrage of questions about party chairwoman from three's shock announcement that she will resign for galland petris move was the logical consequence of her recent actions. i have to admit i'm thankful that she has gone down this route because i'm not a big fan of party expulsion processes so it's good that she solve the problem this way you just a few guys are going to. be a treat once the face of the f.t. held her own press conference she explained why she and her husband also went after a member have decided to leave the party. well you know if you have a set of eyes our goals have not changed one bit since the election of course i still want to work towards political change in twenty twenty one initially as an individual member of parliament and perhaps later in a different constellation and. that statement already has many inside and outside the f.t. wondering if petri has plans to set up a rival far right party. well so patriot drop there is she going to take her voters with her when she goes where she could take some people of course because as was said there she. has been a charismati

s alexander galland said quote we will hunt miss merkel and take our country back gallant is a key figure in the party and has repeatedly sparked anger over provocative remarks before the election he called for germany to and its culture of guilt over the nazi past now this week germany's president warned about red lines and taboos in german politics including those regarding anti-semitism in attempts to play down nazis atrocities but what about those who lived through those times how do they view the new populist right holocaust survivor or sell bigger endured a forced labor under the nazis most of his family were murdered and now he's ninety years old and for him the rise of the day is no surprise. us i didn't do it you can. fesses i'm in germany never win the way it just took on a new form you know. it was. the the but it was. we will have found this government we will hunt down chance of the macro or whomever else we need to we will take back our country and our people it was. what does he want them the borders from one hundred thirty nine again. yeah. clearly remembers the beginning

try and change the story and they elected two new leaders today alison vital and alexander dowdle galland how are they going to shape the party well these are the the people the rather odd couple perhaps you know some would say who led the a.f.d. into parliament. alexander gallant is a sort of senior member of former member many years of the christian democrats by the way but he's come to prominence in recent months with really remarkable controversial comments for instance talking about you know honoring germany's world war two army the very marked and saying that there should be a completely different culture of remembering what happened under the nazis also talking about sort of disposing of a lady who's in charge of integration policy in germany and some really extraordinary comments he's made he's quite close to a right winger called your own hooker who's also made some very far right xenophobia speeches so you know there are concerns about him this vital for her part is perhaps more of a modernizer she's you know somebody with with a very modern image so it's hard to say what they w

lot written about the language that this party is using and for example the head of the party mr galland saying that he plans to hunt down the german chancellor angela merkel are you getting a sense there of this type of rhetoric this type of political discourse being accepted as normative behavior. absolutely i think i'm excited i got on the leading candidate made that quite clear from the beginning on he said the things like we are going to hunt down i'm going to america talking about a problem entry inquiry looking into her refugee policy investigating her and her policies he's been using pretty aggressive language tonight right from the start on the other hand the other leading candidate alice vital has been trying to be present herself more as a such as a moderate voice and say it is always as always with the a of d. that gollum's has been using the more radical rhetoric of vital is downplaying it kind of a strategy of this policy to in the end say look we are not as radical as the public might be patrolling us we are quite moderate that is what is vital told me in an interview befo