three main candidates but it is looking likely that will come down to a contest between the centrist nachle i lay. and the right wing conservatives just for the map is there a favorite between those too. well we see some polling coming out but these are very early days and now we have twelve candidates potentially in the race already with the party conference at the beginning of december on the sixth seventh and eighth deciding the outcome there i'm going to come count our became secretary general of the c.d.u. because she got the support of america that at the same time is a strength and a weakness she currently polls at some thirty nine percent in one poll i must stress that came out today matthew seen as the other lead contender he was actually pushed out of politics essentially more than decade ago by none other than angela merkel herself and he's polling at some forty four percent now there's an internal joke here at the c.d.u. that it's a bit like james dean he died the political death and that's why everybody kept remembering him and kept talking about him so there's a lot of hopes p

nachle did her best to calm angry questioners.back then i said we've gotten through so much in germany we'll get through this too. but what kind of a chancellor of what i have been when faced with a challenge i didn't say that pissed off and that merkel's day began in far more relaxed fashion when she visited a successful local basketball team the intended message was that ken that's has a lot going for it. but people out in the street questioned why it had taken machall months after the killing of daniel h. to visit the city. i don't know what you want for the christmas market it's too early and for what happened it's too late. since the tragic incident far right groups have held regular demonstrations on the streets of chemists creating an atmosphere of intimidation and threats against foreigners. inside the q. and a session audience members were putting the chancellor to the test. by when are you going to resign. up in your exact the i told you and all of germany said. that i have been elected for this legislative period what d

caesar, a lot are focused as they should be on what is going to happen or not happen in argentine nachl the president saying not long ago in terms of a deal with china we're close but i don't know if i want to do it frankly, i like the deal we have now. how does that figure into sort of your view overall of the markets and of the world economy? >> right, so our main view is we will have understanding on trade. what this means it basically a framework for having further trade talks down the way, it should not be -- just an agreement to have perhaps quarterly reviews for some agreements and some reviews of some implementation of these changes. what we think is it should be posted before markets -- if we get a positive signal out of these g20 summit >> kevin, what would a positive signal look like any reason to believe that 10% tariffs on chinese imports is not going to increase to 25% on january 1st? >> well, i think -- positive signal would be anything that comes out of, let's say this -- the g20 meeting that would indicate that things are thawing a little bit when we went through this w

. >> tester in montand nachl the famous buzz cut, he's a guy that the president went after hard personallyecause he thought that was a weak spot for the democrats. turns out that was likely right. now we'll see where the numbers shake out. the president i think is in position where he's -- he understands his political muscle out there on the campaign trail. he understands the messages that works for him. the problem is he's now beginning a re-election process for 2020 was will be the message that works for him in '20 >> that's what i was going to ask in terms of looking at the messaging. the next two years, i'm not sure much is going to happen legislatively, but in terms of where you think the country is, what worked, what didn't -- what worked, do you think, for democrats in certain places and what didn't? >> overall this was an anti-trump message from democrats. there's a lot of suburban districts out there where democrats were frustrated with the president, angry, eager to get out the vote a lot of republicans sitting on their hands not enthused about the president's harsh tone this ele