representative green: good morning. i'm a member of congress. my name is gene green. i want to welcome you. i want to thank christian tabernacle for opening up the church, not just today, but for the whole time of this disaster, and getting food and essentials to families. we will try to get you in as quick as we can to get you out of the heat. today we have fema here with a number of folks with laptops. if you don't have your fema number, you can apply for it. and we also have the small business administration here. but if you do have your fema number, you can check to see where it is at in the process. if you live in our district, we do case work. we have been through these disasters before. i wish i could say it be quickly, but we will do everything we can to make sure it is made whole. today, this is sponsored by christian tabernacle who has been serving this community for many years, and also our state senator sylvia garcia and our city councilmember robert gallegos. but i am going to turn it over to senator garcia, and she is going to talk about the programs bot

and green for the environmentalist greens now the problem is that the the greens and the liberals come at each other from. opposing sides of the political spectrum so for instance the greens they want to have coal fired power stations close down the s.t.p. will be against that the greens want to have a wealth tax the f.t.p. want or want tax cuts of up to thirty billion so it's going to be very difficult to get those two small parties who will be keen to sharpen their profile and in a governing coalition together in two into one coalition a tough task it will take weeks possibly months oh dear ok so there's a long road ahead for america and for eventual coalition partners there's not a lot of crowds lost a lot of support we heard martin scholz the party leaders say out of the gate he's not going to be part of a coalition government with conservatives where does that leave them well they have a structural problem i have a statistic over here. that you see i've lost it no here it is back in the year two thousand and thirty seven percent of germany's voters were blue collar workers today t

soylent green is people.t to stop them somehow. ♪ right.raymond: all now of course a lot of the problems that we have been talking about has not gone away by the time of jimmy carter's presidency, which is what our chapter is really focusing on. so i just wanted to briefly talk about his presidency and how that fits in with all that is happening here. carter was elected in large part because he seemed honest. he did government experience, governor of georgia. a lot of americans felt like , heng been vice president needed a change. he represented the new south that we talked about last time and the rising evangelical fervor associated with evangelical religion. a lot of factors were contributing to his victory, but americans were disappointed in carver -- carter. not the same way as president johnson and neck sent -- and nixon. there was corruption they brought to the office. it is reflected in the soylent green is people again, very extreme. with carter it was different. it was more ineptitude, inability to g

so that is why we are using "soylent green." a quick synopsis, this film is set in a dystopian future. it is not a utopian ideal. it is dystopian where everything is terrible future. the big problem is overpopulation. new york city is wildly overcrowded with a population of 40 million people. by way of contrast, the current population of new york city is 8 million. we're talking five times the normal population of new york city, which is outrageous. the soylent corporation oversees the city's food supply. so that is where we get our title "soylent." the food supply mostly consists of processed wafers of various kinds, dried vegetables, dried protein and so forth. the newest food the corporation has introduced is soylent green, which they advertise as made from the oceans, plankton, is something particularly nutritious in these dire times. there's soylent red and yellow, but soylent green is the big one. charlton heston stars as a new york city police detective who is assigned to solve the murder of a soylent corporation board me

they say parsons green station is closed.ve sent a hazardous response team. transport for london said district line services are suspended between earls court and wimbledon. other than that, it remains in the realms of speculation or witness testimony that we cannot confirm. it looks like there was a container in a plastic bag with possibly wires coming from it, but it is too early to say. also reports from witnesses that people have been screaming. sophie raworth says she saw a woman stretchered off with burns to her face and legs. it sounds like a major incident. there clearly are people injured, but we don't have official sources confirming any more detail. we can now speak to robin foster, who is at parsons green, an eyewitness. what happened? foster, who is at parsons green, an eyewitness. what happened ?” foster, who is at parsons green, an eyewitness. what happened? i was about to walk into the station and there were two people standing outside and a woman sitting on the pavement with blood around her and she was cryin

and the greens quite liberal on a number of matters. including migration if the chancellor was under pressure to move further to the right could make it hard to find agreement these three potential partners are going to be taking out their programs and seeing where there are possible areas of compromise and where there are pretty deep divisions and one of those divisions there a critical will be for example on approaches to european union integration that miss friendly free democrats have made a lot of noise about wanting a much less integration friendly policy than either the chancellor or the greens lean to that for example could torpedo good cooperation with the new president of france manual macof the chancellor was looking to work with him that may be very difficult with that kind of a coalition if she can even get there i mean there's so much horse trading going on right now will we even have a new government come christmas and if not dare i mention the words new elections very problematic she was asked last night could we can we

tony: green bay won't be green bay for another month. you're going to see a very different team. they're going to be very difficult at the end of the year if these guys stay healthy. they're going to be in the mix all year long as long as rodgers is healthy. jim: the final score is green bay 35, chicago 14. coming up next, it's "the mazda postgame show." we'll be back with more after this. you've been watching "thursday night football." >> welcome to "the mazda postgame show." amber: a big night if the packers and jordy nelson. aaron rodgers here in the fourth quarter connects with a touchdown. two touchdowns for nelson on the night as the packers beat the bears 35-14. we'll have an interview with jordy nelson, who will join us on "the mazda postgame show." welcome in everybody. and now the packers are 3-1 and sit alone atop the n.f.c. north. amber theoharis along of famers deion sanders. and a hall of famer, steve tasker. aaron rodgers, a good game. he did not have his tackles or running backs but he came up back. steve: he started one

the greens and the the f.t.p. one of the key people there is of course the green party cochairman we spoke to him earlier today let's just listen in to what ten minutes to me said earlier tonight. jemison mia you've missed one of your goal is to become third strongest party but at the same time you were better than last time which was also a goal is that enough to have this good mood here but of course i'm happy about our election result but at the same time after it makes it i'm very unhappy with the election result of the a fifty we're living in a divided country so that brings along responsibility for all of us to take over responsibility to deal with debt divided society and everybody means everybody that includes the social democrats i don't think this is the time to say that we don't talk everybody has to be ready to take over responsibility. coming back to your own party you already said you have to talk is this now a moment where the other parties have to join forces and form this john my coalition for the

or perhaps a mix that matches the colors of the jamaican flag black yellow and green. that would mean a coalition of the christian democrats the free democrats and the greens there's been speculation about such a coalition sense at least two thousand five. hundred there possible option is the so-called traffic light coalition. that would bring together martin schultz and the social democrats the free democrats and the greens. chancellor merkel would be out of a job but such a coalition probably won't happen it's a colorful political contest but could all these parties work with each other. charlotte a lot of likely options several life the options. let's begin by talking about the grand coalition of the two lodge parties the one that is currently running germany's delivered germany a very buoyant economy very low level of unemployment order books a full we've got a a trade surplus a budget surplus it's a t.v. it's a winning team now why change a winning team yeah they work has been quite effective i think they've pushed through all the legislation that they could agree

i'm joined here in parsons green bya me.r expert from nottingham university. good morning. thank you very much forjoining us. what do you make of today's events?” very much forjoining us. what do you make of today's events? i think is an indication that the terrorist threat is still very much alive. we are fortunate that no one seems to have been seriously hurt, there are obviously some minor injuries, which hopefully will be treated and people will recover we hope and pray, without any long—term effects. but what it also indicates is that particular individual lacked fortunately the crazy commitment we have seen from others. they didn't hang around to be arrested or killed, they ran away. i think what will probably find in the next few hours is that suspects will be identified if not arrested, because the cctv on all of the stations from wimbledon, will more than park, southfields and so on, will have been looked at, and the cctv at parsons green will be analysed, and the individual will probably already be identified, but

green for the greens and yellow for the f.t.p. in fact sarah there is so much interest in a potential to make a coalition that the only country in the world currently googling jamaica more is actually jamaica. german voters they're also analyzing the aftermath here and really you know s.p.d. voters they're not having a whole lot of fun and here's one who's addressing the party directly on twitter he says dear s.p.d. i hope you use this now for shift to the left that's where we come from and that's where we belong many other voters of course reacting to the rise of the a.f.d. tonight one here saying i've talked to my grandparents earlier who still cannot hear the word nazi without flinching and now i have to explain this and now the hash tag eighty seven percent currently trending on twitter in germany and it's being used to let the world know that most voters here did not support the a.f.d. one voter here writes we must not react to the a.f.p. with fear but with more solidarity and togetherness o.s.b. voters and yes the eighty sev

and the green party but also with the s. he. does because i believe it is that germany have a strong this government i have heard them on heard what the s.p.d. position is but i believe it's important to stay in a dialogue and this was this. belief by thanksgiving so it was a bad night for germany's conservatives and social democrats and big wins for the far right let's take a closer look now at the figures bear with me for a minute technology is tricky here we go that should pull up the results. but it doesn't but we apologize for that we're hoping to show you figures that give you closer idea of what happened last night the results were something like thirty three percent for the city you twenty percent for the s.p.d. that's the center left party the left party had here we go sometimes if you're patient things do work out the left party took nine percent the greens eight point nine percent the f.d.p. ten point seven percent and as we've been saying all day big gains for the twelve point six percent in gray you see germany's ot

yellow and green green for the greens and yellow for the f.t.p. they're going to be significant when we start talking about jamaica later and the air a f they are ninety four seats so that's the way the new german parliament is going to look let's talk about likely coalitions well the coalition that ruled germany previously led by the cd use c s u and in coalition with them were the s.p.d. if that were to be repeated this time around well that would give angela merkel a comfortable majority the s.p.d. have said they will not do it so everyone is talking about jamaica why because if you bring in the great the black of the c.d.u. and c.s.u. you bring in the green of the greens and you bring in the yellow of the f d a those are the colors the national colors of jamaica that is the coalition that people think is most likely to be assembled however today at the f.t.p.'s press conference they said was just think about it whereas the the greens said that they were very much in favor of seeing what can be done that's true through this with the w.'s chief

and the greens. but i would like to add also with the s.p.d. because it is important that germany form a strong stable government. after their hammering at the polls the social democrats are looking to reinvent themselves their leader martin schultz is not counting on any invitation from the chancellor. she wants to call me she can i think that since the so-called elephant round of talks yesterday she has better things to do with her time thinking all others. the new parliamentary groups will come together for the first time on tuesday the powerplays just getting underway. dude obvious chief political correspondent linda crane is with me in the studio for some analysis melinda welcome to the far right after these that take about ninety seats in the bonus side that's quite a lock how much power will they really wield and how do you think they're going to use it that absolutely remains to be seen even in fact whether they will be one block at least one important party leader has said she's not sure she wants to belong to the parliamentary group s

and the greens. the s.t.p. said no yesterday today martin short saying well if i'm going to be i'm going to talk to so might that happen. well as we've just seen numerically such a grand coalition between the two largest parties is certainly still possible and that's what's being governing germany for the last four years the social democrats have said they do not want to re enter such a coalition is practically the first thing that martin short said after the first results wealth last night he's made it very clear in the last almost twenty four hours that. his party is not interested in that that they want to go into opposition obviously if the chancellor coles you will answer the call and you will then talk to her and presumably he will say well we have nothing to talk about to at least not about coalitions however there is some vague charges that all of this is tactical that audience shows as being pressure rising into that coalition between the conservatives the greens and the free democrats the market liber

of greens we will begin having exploratory talks with the f.t.p. and the greens. but i would like to add also with the s.p.d. because it is important that germany form a strong stable government stuff you know a new. after them ring at the polls the social democrats are looking to reinvent themselves the last thing most members want is a rerun of the last government with the america. that she wants to call me she can i think that since the so-called elephant round of talks yesterday she has better things to do with it on thinking all others. the new parliamentary groups will come together for the first time on tuesday the powerplays just getting underway. how exactly the new german government shapes up is being watched keenly in brussels earlier remains hugely influential in the european union but some officials are concerned about the influence that they could have moving forward no one in the european parliament is exhaling just yet although chancellor merkel will likely remain in office her position is weakened lawmakers in brussels are deeply concerned about t

it happened as the train was coming into parsons green station. people rushed to get out.ked into the station and there was blood on the floor and people running down the stairs, screaming "get out!", people running and crying and the whole station was evacuated. people were coming out of the station covered in blood and burns. the bbc news presenter sophie raworth was nearby. i've seen a woman who was just stretchered off here, and clearly her legs were wrapped up and she has been burned. she has burns to herface. she was conscious and was taking pain relief and oxygen. but clearly people have sustained very nasty burns. she seemed to have burns all over her body, from top to toe. her legs were wrapped up in some kind of protective plastic film and she definitely had burns on herface as well, so very clearly people have been injured. the london ambulance service began its emergency response. but early reports suggest that of 18 people taken to hospital, none have life—threatening injuries. as police cordoned off large sections of the area there was disruption for local pe

station, there at parsons green tube station, there was an explosion on a tube train. attended. we now assess that this was a detonation of an improvised explosive device. as you have seen, the reports of 18 injuries, and i understand most of those to be flash burns. the scene currently remains cordoned off and the investigation continues. in terms of the police response, as you'd expect, well practiced as you'd expect, well practised command structures have come into shape and an operation led and coordinated by the metropolitan police, working with our colleagues at british transport police and others. the investigation is being led by the metropolitan police counter terrorism command and parts of the national counter—terrorism policing network and there are many urgent enquiries ongoing now with hundreds of detectives involved, looking at cctv, forensic work and speaking to witnesses. this investigation is supported by our colleagues from m15, and bringing their intelligence expertise to bear on the case. finally, in terms of the police response, i would emphasise t

continue talks with the spd and the greens.t is important germany form a strong, stable government. correspondent: the social democrats are looking to reinvent themselves. the last thing they want is a rerun of the last government with angela merkel. >> she can call me if she wants. she probably has better things to do with her time. correspondent: the parliamentary groups will come together on the first time tuesday. brent: how exactly the new german government shapes up is being watched carefully in brussels. berlin remains hugely influential in the european union but some wonder about the influence the afd could have moving forward. correspondent: no one in the european parliament is exhaling yet. lawmakers in parliament are deeply concerned about the strong showing of the far right in germany's election. >> experience has shown that such a right wing, radical party can poison the discourse. that is what we have seen with the u.k.. the program exit party -- the pro brexit party had no representatives in parliament but they s

and with the green party. and this is the government that we have in the german capital at the moment in berlin but not enough so right now we are looking at. to real possibilities of a governing coalition given the fact that the a fdc. suggested that not really into joining any government print. monica thank you very much if you are just joining us now. you're watching the w. news our special coverage germany decides. and the first consequences the first repercussions of. what the voters to decide today are starting to be felt particularly at the headquarters of the social democrats that is where? my colleague toma spiro is standing by thomas we understand that the leadership of the social democrats. have decided that they will go into the opposition there will be no more grand coalition toll. that's something else i agree brenda some that we hearing here in the social. democratic headquarters that they're not interested in another version of the ground coalition we spoke to various members right here. and th

so that is where we get our title "soylent green." the food supply mostly consists of processed wafers of various kinds, dried vegetables, dried protein and so forth. the newest food the corporation has introduced is soylent green, which they advertise as made from the oceans, plankton, is something that is nutritious in these dire times. there's soylent red and yellow, but green is the big one. charles huston -- charlton heston stars as a new york city police detective who is assigned to solve the murder of a soylent corporation board member. that's where the plot comes in. throughout the film, the audience sees some of the worst consequences of overpopulation. and, at the same time, they also learn the terrible secret about "soylent green." so, spoiler alert. soylent green is -- people! it's made from people. so, this is the twist, this is the terrible secret. but "soylent green" is so many other things. it is a great window into the science fiction genre. it is a great window into some of these vexing political issues of the 1970's

the free democrats the green is the party the green is the color of the green party so that's the reason people talk about this coalition that has some challenges but that might be the coalition that believe it or not many social democrats would prefer only about half of social democrats say that they actually want to see another grand coalition because they have the feeling their party has lost its mojo it's lost its direction so let me take the world to say that they really have their chance when they are. in situ we're a situation with uncle americal and the conservatives run she died so they're efficacies so they may indeed to the party leadership has said if a grand coalition looks like a possibility they will put it to a vote of the party basis and it's quite possible that the party would turn that down so as i say we've got to watch the numbers that will give us a much better basis for making any kind of prediction but one of the big topics tonight is going to be potential coalitions and what they could mean both for germany domestically and abroad because those two coalitions tha

green so the black for the c.d.u. green of course for the greens and the f.t.p. with their eighty seats taking them over that line the greens this morning in their press conference saying that this is something that they have been looking forward to they're going to get into a constructive dialogue f.t.p. however saying well we're going to think about it and we'll talk more about that later in the program so let us now go to the party conferences of the c.d.u. and the. s a p d. what we're going to do is we're going to join political correspondent certain became a co for who is at the c.d.u. party conference and the thomas is with the s.p.d. welcome to you both that start with you became a couple i'm going to vocals as c d u she has spoken what were her main messages. well in short she says she would do it all again exactly pretty much the same as she was asked about her election campaign how suddenly the the far right party must pick up towards the end and what she would do differently she says she would do the same and same on migration that became the key issue

tony: green bay won't be green bay for another month.ou're going to see a very different team. they're going to be very difficult at the end of the year if these guys stay healthy. they're going to be in the mix all year long as long as rodgers is healthy. jim: the final score is green bay 35, chicago 14. coming up next, it's "the mazda postgame show." we'll be back with more after this. you've been watching "thursday night football." you each drive a ford (all) yes.ght? i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- (all laughing) oh my.... the current chevy silverado. current chevy owners and lessees get a total value of ten-thousand, six hundred dollars. or, 0% financing for 72 months on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >> welcome to "the mazda postgame show." amber: a big night if the packers and jordy nelson. aaron r

meanwhile, green bay is going to use a time-out right here. they want to stop them, if they can, three and out, obviously, is what they want to do. take their time-out and hope to get the ball back. and they need, obviously, a touchdown, a two-point conversion and a field goal, somewhere along the line. >> cris: dean lowry coming slowly off the field, their defensive end. they're getting thin on that defensive line, now, with mike daniels already out. >> al: and there is lowry, being worked on on the sideline. >> cris: they have quinton dial in there, who basically has been there for a week or so. >> al: he was a healthy scratch last week against seattle. former 49er. >> cris: interesting. they're staying with the nitro formation, with morgan burnett as the linebacker position. just will assume they will start throwing it here. >> al: there's matthews saying that was a mals start the and it was. >> referee: number 81, offense. >> al: austin hooper. >> cris: give it a little -- matt ryan got his own guy. see aaron rodgers hit a couple of his ow

and the green party may not be as problematic as maybe actually disagreements between the green party and the system because of course we keep talking about three party coalitions but really it's kind of a three point five or even four party coalition with a seat as you so to what extent that can be rectified. i'll be interested to see ok it is kind of complicated talking about four way negotiations here michael c.d.u. party the c.s.u. sister party to the c.d.u. either down and varia they are considered to be more conservative than the c.d.u. and we have been possibly the free democrats proof business free democrats as one coalition partner and the greens are environmentally friendly greens coming into it up putting these together must be very difficult what do you see as the main hurdles tara it is going to be really difficult but i think from everything that we've heard and seen today they really want to do this so i think we will i'm pretty sure we will end up with this government coalition in the end and especially you can see how these parties have campaign so the green party has

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you had green bay using their time-outs. and now, matt ryan can just milk it for all its worth. >> cris: sanu's really proven himself to be a first class third down receiver. watch his patience here go up, fake out, come in. just enough space to complete it. big, strong hands. he has been a great complementary receiver to julio jones on the outside. >> al: the ball at the 45 yard line. and ryan can take the clock all the way down. going to take it down to the point where he takes a time-out, with 3:13 remaining in the fourth quarter. atlanta up by 11. of course, next sunday night, you got derek carr, you got kirk cousins. you got the raiders who are 2-0, against the redskins, who lost last week to philly, but rebounded out in los angeles against the rams, on sunday night. a fun game. i love when you have match-ups, cris, once in a while, when you don't see the teams play that often. oakland and washington, you don't think of them as meeting -- you can't think of too many confrontations through the years. >> cris: but two nat

and green for the greens of course jamaica's national flag so how would this fit into german politics. they know how to stay cool in jamaica black yellow and green are the colors of the flag in germany these colors represent the most likely incoming coalition conservative c.d.u. the greens in the pro market f.t.p. people here aren't quite as cool as in the caribbean. but germany can be colorful to a floral bouquet for the chancellor despite the hammering the voters gave her c.d.u. i'm going to merkel is still in charge and it's down to her to form a new coalition. her first call is on the greens and the free democrats. but what about the f.t.p. in jamaica judging by the colors of the thais the party chiefs may be open to the idea. but they won't join forces with merkel without a revamp of education and business policies and the digital drive. we want to redirect politics reaching a new turning point and if that's not possible then place is in the opposition. opposites you want. to make a won't happen without the greens they scored better in the election than they did for years and goi

he is parsons green.leads up to the station, you might be able to make it out in the distance, they either come out and walk past down to the police cordoned they go in. there hasn't been a large—scale evacuation of people from the properties around here. we understand some people were moved, those within about 50 metres of the station, not a wide area, moved for their own safety because of the fact this device only partially went off so there were some partially went off so there were so m e safety partially went off so there were some safety concerns. broadly speaking there are people beyond the police cordoned who'd been coming and going and some families who live down this street as well. much reaction has come in through the day, most notably the important stuff coming from the met police. earlier the assistant commissioner for the met, mark rowley, gave us this update on his investigation. i want to talk briefly about the incident, about the police response and what we need from the public at this t

parsons green tube station southwest london.explosion on a tube train happening morning of rush hour in london, just about 8:00 a.m. local time. it's now 10:24 local time in london, reports of multiple injuries, several of those injuries reportedly are burns, british police officially saying they are investigating this incident on a london train as a terrorist incident. we are continuing to monitor the breaking news out of london for you. lauren: here at home, hurricane josÉ was downgraded to tropical storm, fox senior meteorologist janice dean has been tracking, she's here with the latest, are we in the clear or not yet, good friday morning. janice: no. get preparation this is weekend because we could be dealing hurricane offshore or perhaps impacting the northeast, new england area next week. here is josÉ. we are expecting it to restrengthen into a cat 1 hurricane and there's the forecast models coming closely. this is the center of the storm so the potential impacts all along the coastal areas from mid atlantic up towards new

there might possibly be some green element in the government that emerges after sunday's election. but john mccain reporting there from right back next topic. tensions are rising on the periphery of iraq's kurdish region ahead of a vote on kurdish independence on september the twenty fifth the town of cromartie in saladin province is where kurdish control ends and iraqi control begins its population is a mix of kurds and turkmen share paramilitary groups and kurdish peshmerga have fought there before shia turkmen rejects the referendum and have been making new threats and the trick moderates are concerned that tensions mights lead to violence . since the referendum was announced by the presidency of the kurdistan region we've been seeing the parties including the arabs in the hostile xabi making threats that if the kurds hold the referendum they will attack our forces were fully prepared to react to any unwanted incident but we will not initiate anything we will try our best to avoid war but if it happens if it comes to our doors that sit. these areas apart or subletting governorat

and the greens quite liberal on a number.matters including migration if the chancellor was under pressure to move further to the right could make it hard to find agreement these three potential partners are going to be taking out their programs and seeing where there are possible areas of compromise and where there are pretty deep divisions and one of those divisions there a critical will be for example on approaches to european union integration that miss friendly free democrats have made a lot of noise about wanting a much less integration friendly policy than either the chancellor or the greens lean to that for example could torpedo good cooperation with the new president of france manual mac aw the chancellor was looking to work with him that may be very difficult with that kind of a coalition if she can even get there i mean there's so much horse trading going on right now will we even have a new government come christmas and if not dare i mention the words new elections very problematic she was asked last night could we

too much then perhaps people on the left or the green party the s.p.d. will use that to criticize her very harshly and she may alienate voters on the left that's really the fine line that she's going to have to walk she is walk fine lines before. but that perhaps will be one of her biggest challenges going going forward thorsten bennett just how much of a challenge do you think it will be for miss merkel to form this coalition with the free democrats and the greens who not only dislike each other but you know don't want to upset or alienate their voices. germany's largest newspaper called last night a nightmare victory for mrs merkel and i think that sums it up quite nicely because it will be very tricky for her to form this coalition not only does she need to reconcile the interests of the pro-business free democrats and the green party that have stark differences on issues such as energy policy and the euro zone reform but she also needs to deal with her friend and me in munich prime minister has a hold of the christian social union who is very much up

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smaller numbers from the left the greens and the f.d.a. conservatives or really bleeding support to the f d a. we can also have a look at how germany breaks down geographically this graphic shows really nicely that the eastern part of germany historically the poorer part has a lot more support almost twice the support here for the a.f.p. you can see that in blue twenty one point two percent versus ten point seven percent in the west and again if we look at a heap map showing the a.f.d. support in the country we can see quite clearly that there will have much more support here in the east than they do either in the west or in the south the former eastern part of germany specifically this area is a stronghold for the a d. in the votes that came from that region are going to help put them in to parliament this time now earlier we caught up with one of the candidates alice vital she told us about what the party plans to do once they get to parliament take a listen. well one of the mandates of the parliament is scrutiny of the government or the

her first cool is on the greens and the free democrats. but what about the f.t.p. in jamaica judging by the colors of the thais the party chiefs may be open to the idea. but they won't join forces with merkel without a revamp of education and business policies and the digital drive. we want to redirect politics reaching a new turning point and if that's not possible then place is in the opposition. opposites you want. to make a won't happen without the greens they scored better in the election than they did for years and going into coalition talks they know what they want. not about power for power sake we want a clear signal concerning climate protection we need to see a turnaround in this direction germany has set a clear goal to reduce c o two emissions. jamaica in germany the cd years be variances to party the c s you will need to be on board they might be hard to persuade says research analyst nico siegel but it's not impossible of course it depends on how the c.s. using included in the package could become a problem there's also the question of how many conce

and the environmentalist greens are another possible key part of the governing coalition but only on their own terms. and i know it was. we will accept the invitation to talk but we will stick to our opinion. we want to change this country we are not in politics in order to have power we are doing politics because we want to change something. one party that won't be in any coalition is the far right alternative for germany they had a historic night that saw them enter parliament for the first time but their relishing their role as the underdog and they are promising a seismic change in german politics. we saw some really big changes in the way voters cast their ballots this time around it is c'mon it has all the results that's absolutely right terry and i'd just like to begin with the main results and as we've heard from those reports the c.d.u. taking the lead with thirty three percent of the votes counted the s.p.d. coming in a close second with twenty percent they are in second but as you mention terry it's a painful result for them not quite what they were expecting the left part

party the greens say such a coalition would come at a price pushing through the greens agenda. we face enormous challenges the greens are prepared to make them head on but it's clear they can't be any sleepwalking here if the coalition works out fine but if it doesn't forget and. the free democrats say it's imperative that the two conservative sister parties find common ground. it's always the same with the c.s.u. you never know if they'll have the same position tomorrow i think they could use a session in couples counseling with medicals party at. the social democrats have reiterated their position after their punishing election result they will not join a new government with the chancellor. via gear and indeed we're going into opposition that's in service of the country and the service to our democracy the wrangling for a new governing coalition continues. for some analysis i'm joined now by correspondent simon young simon welcome to the studio america needs to win. win back the voters that she lost on the right flank of the party happened to do that you know that really is t

for the greens. black yellow and green three colors that go together well in the jamaican flag but they could soon cause trouble in german politics. down here the battle will soon continue seven parties will be in the four of them might form the next government conflicts almost certain even before exploratory talks begin parties that were fighting each other in the campaign will now have to cooperate. the debate over an immigration act might become especially challenging the business friendly f.t.p. and the green party wanted the conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. parties oppose it environmental protection might be another issue the green party wants a fast brown coal face out the f.t.p. does not in fact they might become the most complicated coalition talks in decades . it's the we have a lot self-worth to do now not only in berlin but also between the sea as you and the c.d.u. to find common ground for exploratory talks for years on the old school playing itself in the one all parties involved are aware of

if you get a three-way coalition it will also include the green party. the green party is probably more on the left than any of the others and they have argued particularly for a lot of investment in education, reduction of taxes. i think at the end of the day the challenge for chchancellor merkel will be that she has to give all of her potential coalition partners something to hang their hat on. the one for the greens will be a little bit more done for the low income bracket. >> thank you very much for that analysis. uber is fighting to keep operations going after transport authorities decided not to renew its license, leaving it unfit to run a taxi -- the ceo apologized for the company's mistakes and promised to change business practices. black clamps -- cabs for londoners. the regulator has expressed concerns about security and public safety and the right ailing company is s pledging too improve the way it reports its areas incidents. told bbc radio its keen to sit down with transport for l london to disiscuss itsts decicision and clarify the issus ra