continue leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be different not in hester lives. well there were double digit drops in the polls for both the christian democratic union and the social democratic party of germany as well those votes went to a mixture the green party again doing very well in local elections they picked up around twenty percent of the vote a great night out for them they the big successes along with alternative for germany they picked up throughout thirteen percent of the vote they entered the parliament in for the first time they won't be for part of any coalition in parliament the every other party said they won't work with them there but this is the first one invented in has it now means that they are represented in all sixteen german state parliaments as well as being represented in the ponder stack their leadership ecstatic with the results on sunday evening. with the people's party the f.t. is now represented in every german region after the great success it has. well the big news going through angle of merkel the german chancellor sayin

it was though this news this what news about you part came on the back of the election result in hester which saw another double digit drop for the christian democratic union in a local election we saw her coalition partners in the social democrats as well as those within her own party in the region saying it was perhaps time for a change in berlin meaning mrs merkel. it's the state of the government isn't acceptable we therefore expect the c.d.u. to take appropriate action on the us house this evening there was a very mixed message has there once the christian democratic union to continue leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be different not in hester but in. a while as turmoil within angle of merkel's own party the c.d.u. as well as by proxy the social democrat coalition partners it was a very good evening for two of the smaller parties in germany the green party who i don't think you really can call smaller party these days they've been resurgent and continue they have twenty percent of the vote tying with the social democrats they of course wer

results in local elections for angela merkel's christian democratic union this latest time was in hester where they dropped the suit double digits again they've done the same in local elections in bavaria just last month. it does seem though that the unhappiness with angle or merkel as a politician has started to drip down onto the local level and not seen a lot of coalition partners and local representatives of angela merkel's party start to say it's time for change. solution state of the government isn't acceptable we therefore expect the c.d.u. to take appropriate action does house this evening there was a very mixed message has there once the christian democratic union to continue leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be different not in hester lives. or moves afoot in the christian democratic you. perhaps in the chancellor's office itself but while the christian democratic union the social democrats took a pounding and it was the greens who how it came out as one of the biggest successes they took twenty percent they romping forward out of nowhe

hester said. these will stay offices, i imagine. >> where we disagree with ms. hester is we believe and through zoning interpretation and long-held practice they are existing office use for the purposes of prop-m, not existing office use for the purposes of fees. so they will have to pay fees should they transfer to office from public. >> okay, thanks. >> president hillis: commissioner koppel? >> commissioner koppel: motion to approve. >> second. >> president hillis: thank you, commissioners. on that motion to approve zoning map amendment and general plan amendments [roll call] that passes unanimously 5-0. item 14, case 2018-010552p.c.a. prohibiting employee cafeterias within office space planning code amendment. >> good afternoon, diego sanchez with department staff. today i will be presenting an ordinance that proposes to prohibit employee cafeterias as defined in the health code within office space, we will be hearing from the legislative sponsor shortly, they will be arriving any time. i would like to let you know the department does support the intentions o

continue leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be different not in hester but in. a while as turmoil within angela merkel's own party the c.d.u. as well as it by proxy the social democrat coalition partners it was a very good evening for two of the smaller parties in germany the green party who i don't think you really can call smaller party these days they've been resurgent and continue they have twenty percent of the vote tying with the social democrats they of course were almost down and out last year they crept over the line into the bundestag barely but in bavaria and now it has so we've seen them resurgent also taking making ground there was the alternative for germany party they enter that has a parliament for the first time that means they're now represented in all of the sixteen states parliaments in germany as well as the bundestag they're not going to take on any leadership role if all the other parties have said they won't form a coalition with alternative germy they've proved to be controversial from their start up and continue to be controvers

and to the parliament and hester for the first time and now it means that they have representation in all sixteen states in germany as well as be represented in the national parliament the bundestag party leadership of the f.d.a. well they were ecstatic at the results with the people's party the f.t. is now represented in every german region after the great success it has. but when it comes to angela merkel the christian democratic union in the coalition it's well held together with sticky tape and popsicle sticks at the moment it comes down to popularity and angela merkel's party has been hemorrhaging popularity world since she made the decision to welcome with open arms refugees and migrants into germany it was a huge issue in the election in twenty seventeen and well it caused problems for them there it caused problems with trying to cobble together a coalition it took one of the best part of seven months to do that and since the coalition government has been in place since march it's never really looked stable it almost fell apart completely this summer with horses they offered th

for the last eighteen years how decision follows a bruising election in the state of hester where her conservative saw there was result in half a century. let's go live to our political correspondent thomas sparrow he is at the christian democratic party headquarters to most what's the latest there where you are. while we're waiting for this press conference right behind where i'm standing at the c.d.u. headquarters we've seen many top officials of the c.d.u. actually rush past and go up to one of the top floors where there's a party gathering in order to discuss all these aspects most of them have refused to talk to the press or if they've done so they have done really very quickly stressing for example that the decision of anger is one that could help the party come out of this particular crisis that we've been discussing they have also been asked on various occasions who they would like to be the next party chair if in this decision actually is confirmed later on today but here they have been very careful not to stress any name saying that first and foremost it is something for the

miss hester? >> sue hester, following up on the conversation by georgia and peter and miss dennison. maintaining the supply of housing that exists already is really important, and this is the right direction. one of my personal frustrations has been the fact that interests he been not the most educational -- there's been not the most educational things in the planning code, they're in the admin code. and some of us has been paying attention to that when we read 311 notices which don't come to the tenderloin at all because they're not in our district. and i have found out that s.r.o.s, you don't have no notices for when they're converted because it goes under the radar. so there's a lot of work to be done. some of us are doing it. georgia's doing yeoman's work. i can't believe how much work she's doing fighting to preserve housing in the neighborhoods like noe valley. i've lived -- i've lived in marginal income neighborhoods all my life. that's all i could afford, so keeping those working class hou

bracing for yet more punishment at the ballot box this weekend that's when voters in the state of hester choose new regional leaders and the state is home to germany's financial center frankfurt and what happens it has is expected to have consequences in berlin big losses are forecast for both miracles c.d.u. and the social democrats two weeks ago americans bavarian allies the c.s.u. slumped to their worst election result in decades. frankfurt germany financial hope an economic powerhouse and the biggest city in has the southwest and german state governed by anglo merkel's conservative c.d.u. and the green party after twenty years in power the conservatives are bracing for huge losses as has heads to the polls. but this time around the stacey election isn't only about local politics how hesse's four million voters cast their ballots on sunday could have huge repercussions. not least of all the german chancellor. despite projecting an image of stability on the campaign trail and has a macro has every reason to be concerned the conservatives are at a record low the worst case scenario woul

social democratic government but of course looking ahead we do have more state elections coming up in hester in just a couple of weeks and that will again be another kind of a take of the temperature another litmus test for exactly how german faces a feeling right now and that really could have even bigger effects of course running up there in tests is one of merkel's biggest longtime allies so that would be a huge blow to her if her conservatives in the state of has then lost that majority that as well so definitely one to watch right that is if you want to watch and we will be watching that here and. that's all correspondent political cars going to thank you for your time. now some of the other stories making news around the world a year officials say breaks of negotiators have not yet sealed a deal on britain's divorced him this despite a new speculation filled by a surprise visit to brussels by britain's breaks that secrete that strong make rob and a meeting often besiktas from the twenty seven other member states officials say talks will resume at wednesday's e.u. summit. and two of the

time we have another important election and this is a different scenario because the governor of hester supports america and it also doesn't look very bright for him so we are generally speaking you know phase that is the end of that year america and if she will stay in power until the end of her term it's a thousand days. the chinese ambassador to the united states has said that beijing has no choice but to defend itself from a trade war and it doesn't want one in fact the trade war he says that would ultimately started by washington is important to note as school started this trade or we're never going to have a trade to our but if somebody is tired of the trade the war against us we have to respond and defend our own interests the remarks come amid heightened tensions over months of billions worth of tit for tat tariffs between the world's two largest economies and one of the reasons for the trade war is trump's anger with china's trade surplus with the united states but despite all the punitive measures america's trade deficit with beijing has in fact reached a new record and daniel

miss hester. >> sue hester, tenant of the flood building since 1980 in the c-3-r. and also go back to going through the entire downtown plan in a couple years in the 80's. there was a right discussion then about how c-3-r and c-3-o had impacts on the neighborhoods to the north and west, chinatown and the tenderloin, and not so much concern to the south because there was industrial areas central of market street. so the planning commission was paying attention to containing the areas, containing the office areas to not impinge on chinatown, on that bored, and not impinge on that border. i support the proposals in front of you from supervisor peskin. i'm cynical to look around me and saying maybe people want to be part of striking it rich by office development space, and i'm a sinnic who really believes that because i see it. right now, the rich held district has a trench that's going through it that's about to be completed when we hopefully get the subway. central retail will be in the soma district, but it should be ready in a couple years to be open. and because i

coalition could be in for a new blow as polls predict low support in the region election in the state of hester on sunday among the main contenders are the green party allied with other leftwing forces though national conservative alternative for germany is projected to strengthen its position there as well peter oliver investigates. the party known for its the immigration stance is said to chalk up another milestone in german politics just over a year since they shocked the country by entering the bundestag for the first time polls predict that this sunday alternative for germany will enter the state parliament in hessen for the first time that will mean that they have representation in all sixteen german states as well as the national parliament head of the vote in her alternative for germany have been campaigning aggressively. but you just want this to me and that momentum and the sticky see. if he. holds a special place for alternative for germany or the air it was at a meeting there back in february twenty fifth the party was formed setting themselves out from the get go as an anti establi

continue leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be different not in hester but in berlin. well with the social democrats and the c.d.u. hemorrhaging votes in has said those votes have to go somewhere the beneficiaries word the green party who put it a little strong showing after previously doing well in bavaria and also alternative for germany they entered the parliament and headed for the first time and now it means that they have representation in all sixteen states in germany as well as be represented in the national parliament the bundestag party leadership of the f.d.a. well they were ecstatic at the results with the people's party the f.t. is now represented in every german region after the great success it has. but when it comes to angela merkel the christian democratic union in the coalition it's well held together with sticky tape and popsicle sticks at the moment it comes down to popularity and angela merkel's party has been hemorrhaging popularity since she made the decision to welcome with open arms refugees and migrants into germany it was a hug

times even coming in as the second largest political group in the country while taking up seats in hester would see them represented in all sixteen of germany states they aren't going to see this as job done or ought. they just ruling. who are of the heads of the people they are doing things well the people don't want only as a police we have to serve to people we have to do what the people want this is not only about the d.d. if you will look. after european countries in whole or in how degree in children already this are our ruling the same in our studio with the f.b.i. . and we see now also italy. and. all those movements all those new products which are behaving the same way like the air each day becoming stronger and stronger and in many countries in europe they are already on the far. white supremacists running as the republican congressional can. in the chicago area is trying to appeal to voters in the arab community with anti israeli and anti-gay rhetoric arthur jones placed a campaign ad in an arab american newspaper but didn't quite get the reaction he'd hoped for. you know the

this position they're in now the vote on sunday well the results coming in on sunday evening from hester they really seem to have been the final nail in the coffin the the straw that broke the camel's back the the thousandth of the death by a thousand cuts as it were it was a nother double digit double digit drop i beg your pardon for the christian democratic union they lost around ten to eleven percent in that election then as the the votes was coming in as the result of a cardinal coming in we started to hear well criticism strong criticism coming from both those within our own party coalition partners. state of the government isn't acceptable we therefore expect this city you to take appropriate action and that's how it is evening there was a very mixed message has there once the christian democratic union to continue leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be different not in house. well this was as i said the straw that broke the camel's back we did hear the chancellor speaking all monday she basically outlined where she sees the state of play rig

times even coming in as the second largest political group in the country while taking up seats in hester would see them represented in all sixteen of germany states they aren't going to see this as job done here or there in berlin where we gauged opinion about today's election and one of the cities in the history. stink at. this sort of thing the election results should go in favor of the greens this time and with that a change comes in society that means more for green energy because i personally work for wind power plants and it would be nice if this did more with this wind and sun only and actually i expect the c.d.u. and the s.p.d. or lose support the other parties people are talking about the f.t. the greens the free voters will get more points but i believe that nothing will change with all this politics they're all staying firmly in place but like i said it's always been like this for the past few elections during the elections there's a lot that it's promised and then when the election is over they say what i said yesterday is yesterday so full it doesn't change a thing in the en

continue leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be different not in hester but in berlin. a political analyst stephen meissner believes the ruling parties are going to need to change their politics if they want to stay in power. state election of probably a proxy vote nationally as well that's not just a local thought it will definitely put markel in a weak position she's been getting weaker and weaker as and more and more unpopular and now if they lose and they seem to have lost big there as well again i would expect she'd be under a pretty severe pressure now. as far as the support on the federal level that at some point this city you is going to have to look for a new face she's getting very unpopular i think she's a more of a liability for the party than she is a positive fact for instance there have been these so-called. demonstrations going on for about a year and a half now that means in german the english translation is america has to go and i don't ever remember seeing shrewder like the chancellor before. the goal demonstrations or before him was ca

both parties in a governing coalition on course to suffer heavy losses in sunday's state election hester there's been a surge of support for the green party though and for the end immigration alternative for germany party which is in line for its first seats in the states parliament giving it representation in every german state. the. christian democrats are still in the lead but the party is projected to drop eleven percentage points compared to twenty thirty their coalition partner the social democrats are also down by more than ten percentage points voters have given a big boost to the greens though as well as turning to other left wing parties he says some of the party leaders reacted to those early results. with the people's party the f.t. is now represented in every german region after the great success it has. received being there was a very mixed message has there once the christian democratic union to continue leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be different not it has. for some in germany the rise in support of the f.t. those because of c

continue leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be different not in hester but in berlin. well with the social democrats on the c.d.u. haemorrhaging votes in has said those votes had to go somewhere in the beneficiaries word the green party who put in another strong showing of the previously doing well in bavaria and also alternative for germany they entered the parliament in hazard for the first time and now it means that they have representation in all sixteen states in germany as well as being represented in the national parliament the bundestag party leadership of the day while they were ecstatic at the results of the people's party the f.t. is now represented in every german region after the great success it has. but when it comes back to angela merkel the situation with the c.d.u. in the current coalition it was only really a matter of time when we look back at it the it took them the best part of seven months to form a coalition government to homicide thing together after elections in september of twenty seventeen that's been in place since march and

both parties in the governing coalition on course to suffer heavy losses in sunday's state election hester though still in the lead merkel's christian democrats are projected to drop eleven percent points compared to twenty thirty and it's a very different story though for the anti immigrant the party as well as the greens have done well with supporters of both already in the celebrate to remove. the state elections in her seat came down to good old fashioned winners and losers in the winner's enclosure while amongst them certainly alternative for germany they have their entering the state parliament in for the first time i saw interesting enough the state where the party was first conceived in the idea founded back in twenty thirteen well they've taken around thirteen percent of the vote they'll take up their first seats there and that means they have representation in all of the local parliaments all of the state parliaments across germany and of course the national parliament the bundestag a day party leadership understandably happy at the result with the people's party the f.t. is now

and then of course there are those who are saying that with those devastating results not just in hester but also in the various for all the parties who are involved here in the coalition government in berlin something needed to change something does need to happen and under medical is we can do of course but maybe this in element has weakened to even further because of course now the debate is wide open about who's going to fall or chancellor and then there's also the junior partners the social democrats who have some soul searching to do so. amid all of this debate i should just remind our viewers that we are waiting for a press conference from chancellor angela merkel and the egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi a chancellor merkel is hosting african leaders as part of a g. twenty compact with africa summit that's been taking place in berlin today and these two leaders have been holding bilateral talks are expected to give comments briefly to the press so we'll be going live to that but you know it just goes to show that foreign policy has also been such a central point or part rat

that's it is that going to be enough there's another key election in two weeks' time the state of hester absolutely and it's like a football after the game is before the games after the election is before the election everybody's eyes is now already tending towards tessa in two weeks time as you said her own party stands is on the list so voters can give her and her close ally folk of refuse their state premier in that small region of germany a report card and assess them essentially and of course that will mean even more for her as a person as a chancellor as the head of the conservatives here in germany because she does stand to be reelected the party convention in december but of course there are voices already saying it is time to prepare her succession and the outcome of his'n will depend will make it very clear whether or not she starts needs to start this process or at the chance are saying she needs to rebuild trust we'll see should be able to do so our political correspondent you know has it with us thank you so much nina right moving on to some other news now and more than thre

takes at the federal level contributed a lot to our losses in hester and there are two reasons for that firstly something has to change in the end. we have a lot of work ahead of us so i think the conditions of the government is unacceptable. even we have to ensure the government does what it was elected to do when and are fighting. whether we govern together or not the people expect us to do what's right and deliver results but support for the greens doubled from has this last election five years ago it's their best result in the state. and this result is evidence that people from mainstream society a longing for another kind of government with different ideas. but this is this while. the far right if he garnered nearly thirteen percent of the vote and is entering houses parliament for the first time it will then be in all sixteen of germany's state parliaments following the election has the pressure is increasing on the government in berlin to turn its words into action. let's bring in our political correspondent thomas sparrow he is standing by at the social democrats s.p.d. headquar

this state election as anything but is just a state alexion because it is clear that our friends in hester have certainly could have achieved much better results if they hadn't suffered from the negative effects of the. politics of a national level and this is most unfortunate i like to say this to focus on the v.a. state premier because the. christian democrats and green party in has to have done very well thus far and they. have done well both in terms of the actual work that they have done in the last two years but also in the style of two very different parties green party and christian democrats reeling together but this city was not able to convince the citizen sufficiently and so that it be absolutely clear there be no. misunderstandings i am not suggesting that the voters have any blame for this at all not at all i want to just sank those voters who did cast their votes for us and show their trash that way and once again the c.d.u. has been the party that has had the strongest performance and it would seem that the christian democrats in the green party have been confirmed at least

for the last eighteen years good decision follows a bruising election in the state of hester where her conservative saw their vast result inhofe a century. no real reason for a press conference at the cd you had quarters very good confirmation of that decision meanwhile talking about the has another party which had a very bruising election campaign and result in the state of has a was the governing coalition partner of the c.d.u. the left of center s.p.d. tarty i'm going to join another political correspondent simon young who's been following the s.p.d. and the results now first of all some how is the news about merkel lackey to go down with the s.p.d. who are in coalition with. the national level. well the s.p.d. leader and renault as has been speaking this morning she was asked directly that question and first of all she said. she wasn't going to comment on it she was going to leave it for c.t.v. politicians to comment on their internal wranglings but it looks rather like been taken aback as the rest of us have somewhat been as well by this clearly. these sort of tectonic movements w

karen gabriel and chris hester, come on in and chat with me.ven walking around to bring people here, did you notice all the beeping? when you walk around where the homes are, not only is it the heat and the smell but it's the beep, beep, beep of the smoke detectors, the fire alarms that are just in bits and pieces around these yards. do you have a home left? >> well, somewhat, yes. somewhat of a home. it's taking considerable damage. i mean, i don't know what's going to happen right now. i really don't. i just -- some of these people here, though, their homes are flattened. i heard somebody tell me that they watched their friend in their house get carried out to the ocean, and they haven't found him since. this is just catastrophic. it's horrible. i can't -- i feel like i haven't woken up. >> we've been seeing a lot of people such as yourselves walking around with just sheer exhaustion on their faces. you didn't sleep through the storm. this is incredible. you're on the ground floor of a condo complex that way. tell me about the home that flew

i do think joe manchin is in trouble, i think nelson is in trouble, donnelly is in trouble, hester andontana -- some of these races are very close but -- >> newt: i think the senate, we are very -- and by the way in minnesota, you have a very real possibility of an upset because i think the republican nominee is a very attractive woman and the other nominee has to carry the soul wrath of keith ellison. how does she campaign a ticket when two different women say that he had to use them? >> sean: why didn't they ask for an fbi investigation into him? or if we are going back to kavanaugh's teenage sheet years then we could at least go back to the time where bill clinton was the arkansas attorney general, wasn't he? >> i just think the president will be in minnesota tomorrow and he will have a chance to -- >> these are states that you wouldn't think, where the houses and play. >> and a number of these places he will be able to go in and campaign for the house number and you can see the sweet building. be one where the historian, it's only happened three times in 100 years. the party wins t

oftentimes in america we .promote that put two cows on that hester. eventually all of us will put five or six or eight or nine of our cows on that pasture to get more wealth. culturallytribes, that idea of loving one another and looking out for the environment is inherently part of our culture. >> it's interesting to me here that when we did our lightning round and talked about major challenges nobody talked about education or health care or unemployment. everybody really and one way or another is talking about government. from ourk to a theme previous panel. changes the government have made, the federal court where tribes are attempting to assert their tribal authority. mark, even in archaeology, federal law has been reshaping and talk about native histories. >> right. sheldon, that was amazing. i'm claiming him as my four corners brother. we are from adjacent counties. in utah, and in colorado. way to go, brother. can also tie this back to the previous session where in the late 1800s, 1880-19 00 in the same way that animals and we were impacting our

this is one-way traffic control along sequel san jose road between hester creek and amaya ridge. they had it closed but now one- way traffic control is in effect. no word when they will open up both directions but this was after a car had struck a pole. pg&e and at&t are heading out to assist with that. so do expect delays heading along that stretch. 17 looking okay. we are still in the green in both directions 20 minutes from the summit over towards 280. we are tracking a new crash. this is involving four vehicles. it's westbound 80 right at highway 4 there. you can see those delays really starting to build with speeds dipping under 30 miles per hour. give yourself some extra time. here's a live look at the eastshore freeway heading through hercules. doesn't look pretty. right now, our travel time 20 minutes over towards the maze. likely to get much worse now that we have that crash out there. and heading into san francisco, slow and go, 17 minutes connecting with 101. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> happy wednesday to you. we are starting off the day in spots wi

one of my early influences as a very young man was university president theodore hester, ted from notre dame, who as many times i heard talking about the all of the university, a bridge and crossroads. i will read this part so i don't get it wrong. a crossroads where all the vital intellectual and moral currents of our time meet and are truthfully considered. i went to dedicate this institute to the proposition of open-minded critical thinking in search of solutions to the most pressing issues facing us as citizens of this country and citizens of the world. father ted somewhat in his contrarian fashion, from an atheist british philosopher showed his open-mindedness. bertrand russell, open-mindedness is a virtue that prevents habit and desire for making us unwilling or unable to attain the idea that earlier beliefs may have to be revised or abandoned. its main value lies in challenging analysis that comes from a conviction that our views are absolutely certain. that is what we need more of in this world and a you can play its role given the wonderful opportunities we have from our locati

a disastrous result in the election in hester should be seen as an opportunity for the whole government to change merkel said above all the cooperation between christian democrats and social democrats needs to improve. for their part merkel's s.p.d. coalition partners are also licking their wounds after a terrible result in sunday's regional vote their leader andrea knowledges whose future in the job has also been questioned it was clear that lessons have to be learned at a national level. he didn't fret so we are absolutely determined to ensure that we can continue our work in the coalition it needs more commitment and margit stimulation to leave behind the problems of the past few months. opposition parties are already seizing their chance to capitalise on medicals weakness. for market america is giving up the wrong job this won't make government more stable it will merely slow the death of the coalition. for long. but the much diminished grand coalition will limp along for now with a severely weakened chancellor at its head who will follow her a c.d.u. leader several candidates have

losers from two consecutive state elections in the very a two weeks ago and in hesse in the state of hester on sunday yesterday and after they already took a beating at the federal election and many people within the social democrats blamed that those huge losses on the fact that the social democrats were in the government with angle america and her conservatives so the reaction has been i would say two sided there is great respect for uncle michael as a person as a as a politician as a female politician who did remain in power for eighteen years as party chairwoman she took over the party when it was in from endless crisis that's what the s.p.d.m. chairwoman and the analysis. so she says the c.d.u. dolls oh uncle michael some gratitude yet at the same time of course the s.p.d. against the background of all those recent losses is facing the big question will they remain in the coalition and this will largely depend on who the conservatives will choose as a middle american successors party chairperson but also the s.p.d. youth wing that has been against this crime coalition from the very sta

regional elections but also further regional actions coming up in two weeks' time in the state of hester which could be lost for the c.d.u. for if i want to fundamentals closest allies he was a state for me is that now if that happens political dynamics could be unleashed that could bring about change very fast it could in hindsight be the beginning of a. watershed moments but of course political. correspondents mall of the world flocks here tonight to really find out whether this is the key moment that changed everything i don't think it is we want answers we all want answers how do you explain big gains for the greens mckayla. so if you didn't read the question how do i see the situation for the greens how do you explain their game. their positive result they. yeah well they are such so if you said that they have all reason to celebrate they always had a very hard time here in bavaria the clear winners here but now we're hearing from the mouth of marco souter that he really isn't inclined to go into any coalition with them he framed them basically as a party taking orders from berlin t