>> inga spent the final years of the war in berlin in hiding. each year, the bundestag remembers hitler's rise to power, and stories like hers highlight the feeling germany feels for israel. >> when we return, we will be looking at egypt and what egyptian exiles living here in berlin think about what is going on in the country. >> also how the recent protest are affecting the struggling economy. stick around. >> welcome back. as we heard earlier, each of its president has been in berlin today on the defensive as his government faces its biggest test so far. >> opposition groups accuse him of betraying the revolution. they've been out on the streets demanding that he form a new unity government with them taking part. supporters reject that and say that he is moving egypt in the right direction. >> both of those views are represented right here in berlin. here's more on a debate that goes far beyond each of its borders. >> living in berlin net for more than a year now studying political science, she keeps herself informed on the politics of egypt

whether it be 28 in college park or 25 inga gaithersburg. >>> we'll take a stab at middle 30s today. even upper 30s in fredericksburg. the sun will be around for a while and later tonight the clouds increase and that's when things get dicey, if not icy. more to come approximate the ice when i see you guys next. >>> kim, thanks. breaking news from pra zil now. nbc news confirming at least 245 people died in a nightclub fire. that number is unfortunately, rising. dozens of others reported hurt. this happening in the southern part of the country in santa maria. derrick ward is at the live desk with new details. good morning, derrick. >> good morning. with the death toll at 245, almost every dispatch from the region, that toll only gets higher. it's near the start of the carnival season. the nightclub kiss was reportedly crowded. it turned tragic at that club in santa maria. it's in the south of brazil. it's about three hours ahead of us timewise. rescuers sadly expect the death toll will rise. officials say most of the dead were overcome by smoke and reports that many of the victims wer