get to yes tomorrow are yet to marble be the big day for sure our chief political correspondent linda gray on the story for us tonight in berlin melinda thank you. the british based syrian observatory for human rights says that twenty three civilians have been killed in airstrikes on rebel held areas in damascus the bombing comes hot on the heels of an alleged coreen gas attack in the province over the weekend the syrian regime denies using chemical weapons but medics say seems in the town. paint a very different picture. some of these horrific scenes reportedly show the aftermath of a chemical attack in northern syria. the syrian white helmets organization says a helicopter dropped chlorine gas over the city of such a cab the group says at least twelve people were killed in the attack but it's not possible to independently verify that figure witnesses reported a chemical smell in the year after the strike. smelled chlorine and one of us went outside and then there was an air strike. during the night russian jets pounded further targets throughout the province the region is under control o

i'm joined now here in the studio by our chief political correspondent linda gray and finally after a series of late night stakeouts waiting for a deal to be regions good to have you here in the in the war for jay. i mean we when we see today we saw a lot of statements we heard there will be more party negotiations but we can't forget this deal is not done yet i mean the brain can file of the social democrats they have to give their blessing that's right this will go to a vote by the full party membership that's a lot of people and and the fact is that many of them entered the party are not many of them but up to five percent of the party membership are new members who have just joined in the last few weeks many of them with the express aim of voting against a grand coalition many of them were recruited by the party's youth wing in order sensually to vote no now the question is will this deal sway them there's good reason to say yes if they're looking at governing if they actually want to shape policy in a direction that affects core issues for the social democrats i mentioned the you

get to yes tomorrow are yet to marble be the big day for sure our chief political correspondent linda gray on the story for us tonight in berlin melinda thank you. well the head of germany's domestic intelligence agency has confirmed that north korea uses its berlin embassy to formal restricted nuclear weapons technology hans-georg mohsen is expected to make that and other claims tonight on german television in a moment we're going to talk to the reporter who broke that story but first we have this report. north korea's push to develop nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles has made rapid advances in. pyongyang has tested a series of nuclear warheads and lest here it successfully tested ballistic missiles that could in theory reach the u.s. mainland and it's made these strides despite strict international bans on selling technology to north korea now german officials say north korea has used its embassy in berlin to flout sanctions and was going to focus on this in the past we've determined that it was a base for exposition activities that in our view serve the missile program and also in