all right pablo let's now focus on the votes itself have the most polling stations been closed people are able to vote. well people have been able to vote of actually talking to friends of mine and they were queuing for hours some actually were spent the night at polling stations to maintain them open because of course a lot of these polling stations are at schools so a lot of people have voted we've seen the regional president kind of this push him and he voted. and there has been a lot of controversy about how it's being carried out there was talk about of the spanish media that people were voting in groups stuff people were could easily vote twice so i mean you could say perhaps of the spanish state is trying to. you know say that what's happening today is completely and utterly on just a fight in a little bit out of control but of course the message coming from here in catalonia is completely different and they have been putting a lot of emphasis on the fact that we've seen these this heavy handed. you know acts from mad the police forces speaking of the police pablo is the region

on pablo photo yes welcome to the bundesliga on d w let's start with biron's trip north to hamburg since your pint is returned a few weeks ago for his fourth stint in charge munich squad appears to have woken up and remembered there's a championship to be won in his two games in charge they've scored eight goals and not yet conceded another victory they could even go top of the table and if hamburg's record against biron is anything to go by i think this would be jumping for joy for a third strike i'm the last in their seven attempts against munich and are desperate for a win their last bundesliga victory was way back in august. the bamberg knew they were going to need all the help they could get against their bogey team by a munich may be ham on the hefty mascot could help keep things tight at the back. in the first half hamburg did throw everything they had in byron's way the visitors piled on the pressure and tallied sixty eight percent possession but struggled to create chances and threw a ball from kingsley komang ended up with are in robins shot hitting the side netting. some excit

pablo. a warm welcome to all of you. let's start in spain.

pablo. a warm welcome to all of you. let's start in spain. is in the midst of a huge constitutional crisis. as we go to air, an emergency cabinet meeting is discussing suspending catalonia's autonomy in the wake of the independence referendum — which was declared unconstitutional by the courts — and the violence that surrounded it. it will be the first time in spain's four decades of democracy that madrid has aimed to effectively sack a regional government and call fresh elections. are people going to take to the streets again? celia, do you approach this with nervousness? without any doubt we are living through the most important constitutional crisis in the history of spain. the central government is going to trigger article 155 of the constitution. this is going to be the first time that we are going to see this scenario in recent history. it is a new scenario for everyone. that's why it is so important, the special meeting of the cabinet today. article 155, that by the way was inspired by the german model, there are similar articles aroun

pablo. a warm welcome to all of you. let's start in spain.r, an emergency cabinet meeting is discussing suspending catalonia's autonomy, in the wake of the independence referendum — which was declared unconstituional by the courts — and the violence that surrounded it. it will be the first time in spain's four decades of democracy that madrid has aimed to effectively sack a regional government and call fresh elections. are people going to take to the streets again? celia, do you approach this with nervousness? without any doubt we are living through the

let's go to a spanish capital madrid where we find. for time public fairly obvious welcome pablo so. appears not to have gone as far as expected. no he certainly hasn't and he's mentioned two words which he said on more than one occasion which is dialogue dialogue dialogue and respect he said on more than one occasion so it looks like he didn't go quite as far as declaring independence but said catalonia has the right to become an independent republic essentially he's given the dritte and all of brunch or he's just basically on the ball back to madrid and now it's in their court spanish media is reporting the spanish government are now preparing a response to watch he had to say but certainly a lot of people were left. shaking their head even scratching their head and wondering what exactly. pushed them onto was trying to get out but it looks like he has and he's going to send she a lighter version of the declaration of independence let's bring go good matters who is in big battle on that council bosler welcome home how is this. almost a declaration going to go down with independ

away so you can't even hear them from where i'm standing all right stay with us let's go to public phone in madrid. welcome pablo what madrid options than too small does call for independence. well the two main options are article one fifty five which is to control the autonomy of catalonia i.e. they would take away the powers that the cattle and regional governments have. also one of the other options is article once. they have an excuse just to highlight. the sense of being a bit of a crossed line you were telling us about article one fifty five of the spanish. constitution. ok this is going very well if you manage to get a mattress in barcelona to tell us more about commerce pushed him on who is this man. he's the cattle leader here he has come into power with a coalition with the far left support. some i've talked throughout the past days with a number of political scientists and i think it's quite interesting how they characterize him i've had a political analyst say look at him he will be careful he is walking a tightrope he does not want to push things too far because even experts say this country is not

pablo. the 27-year-old tools were destroyed. >> i saw dana on the news. i heard ironworker and i looked over and i caught his last name. >> reporter: she reached out via social media to let dana know she had a full set of ironworker tools. they connected and this morning they met at her house in san pablo. >> there is harnessing and a tool belt. >> reporter: but there is something special about these tools. they belong to another ironworker named michael, her son. >> he was what they call a rug buster, which is he did rebar week. >> reporter: michael died more than two years ago age of 31 from colon cancer. his mom and dad knew his tools would be valuable to someone. because of the devastating fire in santa rosa, that one turned out to be dana hanson. >> can this get you back to work? >> absolutely. >> i'm so glad. >> reporter: the future is unknown for dana. he's been in contact with his insurance company, but it's unclear when the rebuilding process will begin. but today, he got a a little bit back from the ashes and a grieving mother did, too. >> it's like a testimony for michael. and what he loved and dana sounds like this is his passion, too. >> i'm proud to wear hi

let's go now live to our correspondent public he's covering the story for us in madrid where the senate is meeting right now pablo if as expected the senate triggers article one five five what would happen next. well it will happen next is what we've already been hearing which is the money out of a hole will essentially had the power to take away the powers from them on the president of course i've got the lumia and then he hasn't said anything essentially new in the sense that we already knew what would happen when article one fifty five would be basically activated so at powers will be taken away economically that would mean that madrid would control those elements of that taxation and also the regional television channel and and also add the security forces which would be controlled here in madrid so essentially money i'm not a lawyer has said that he will not dialogue with them on or anybody for that matter and if they break the laws of the country ok what about the rest of spain is the country back roy on his law and against catalonia and does he enjoy broad political support as well. i mean the thing about

let's get a check of the weather this morning... major hot spot wb 80 san pablord motorcycle accident blocking, slow fom hwy 4. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (james)the weather today will essentially be a copy of yesterday. the only difference is we're starting the day on a colder note with widespread 50s and even upper 40s in the higher hills. temperatures this afternoon will fall in line with what we saw yesterday. inland communities will see low 80s, bayside temps will reach the mid 70s and coastal areas will enjoy ( mark ) happening now. police in the east bay looking for the people who beat a u-c berkeley student unconscious. they are releasing these new surveillance images. the victim was walking home early sunday morning when he was attacked by three men outside of a residence hall. he was taken to the hospital and is back home this morning. ( mark ) and police in the north bay are looking for this man after he robbed a beauty supply store at gunpoint. this is a surveillance ima

let's take a glimpse at what this stunning archive has to offer. stars keith richards and david bowie. ernest shackleton zant arctic expedition of one nine hundred fourteen. the painter pablo picasso. the berlin wall in november one thousand eight hundred nine. one nine hundred sixty five title fight. all these photos and many many more can be found here at the holton archive in london. eighteen million pictures from one hundred fifty years of photographic history. matthew butson is the guardian of this treasure trove. even though he's worked here for thirty years he does not know every photo but he has plenty of stories to tell. dietrich my lena. and this is just one particular file we have thousands on my line that were with that victoria station for my. children for some strange reason the country holiday. i love this show. is that it's taking the digital. traineeship half. the holton archive is the property of the photo agency images which was founded in one thousand nine hundred thirty eight a staff of twenty five worked to make the stocks of images available to the media galleries and private individuals. they're responsible for gems like these original film still an

let him know she had a full set of ironworker tools. they connected and this morning met at the ewings' house in san pablo. >> there's harnessing and thel belt. >> reporter: but there's something special about these tools. they belong to another ironworker named michael ewing. michael and david ewing's son. >> michael was what they call a rock buster, he did rebar work. >> reporter: michael died two years ago at the age of 31 of colon cancer. his mom and dad knew his tools would be valuable to someone. because of the devastating fire in santa rosa that someone turned out to be dana hanson. >> is it enough to get you back to work? >> yes, absolutely. >> i'm so glad. >> reporter: the future is unknown for dana. he's been in contact with his insurance company but it's unclear when the rebuilding process will begin. but today he got a little bit back from the ashes and a grieving mother did, too. >> it's like a testimonial to michael. and what he loved. and dana sounds like this is his passion, too. >> i'm proud to wear his tools and keep him on the steel. >> reporter: now that dana has michael's tools he's ready to go back on the job on m

pablo photo welcome to the bundesliga on d w let's start with biron's trip north to hamburg since your pint is returned a few weeks ago for his fourth stint in charge munich squad appears to have woken up and remembered there's a championship to be won in his two games in charge they've scored eight goals and not yet conceded another victory they could even go top of the table and if hamburg's record against biron is anything to go by i think this would be jumping for joy for a third straight game of the last in their seven attempts against munich and are desperate for a win their last bundesliga victory was way back in august. hamburg knew they were going to need all the help they could get against their bogey team by a munich. maybe ham on the hefty mascot could help keep things tight at the back. in the first half hamburg did throw everything they had in byron's way the visitors piled on the pressure and tallied sixty eight percent possession but struggled to create chances and threw a ball from kingsley komang ended up with aryan robins shot hitting the side netting. some excitemen

let's take a glimpse at what this stunning archive has to offer. stars keith richards and david bowie. ernest shackleton zant arctic expedition of one nine hundred fourteen. the painter pablo picasso. the berlin wall in november one thousand eight hundred nine. one nine hundred sixty five title fight. all these photos and many many more can be found here at the holton archive in london. eighteen million pictures from one hundred fifty years of photographic history. matthew butson is the guardian of this treasure trove. even though he's worked here for thirty years he does not know every photo but he has plenty of stories to tell. dietrich my lena. and this is just one particular file we have dozens. that were with that victoria station from my so she was children for some strange reason the country holiday. i love this show so. these. little. traineeship have. the holton archive is the property of the photo agency images which was founded in one thousand nine hundred thirty eight a staff of twenty five worked to make the stocks of images available to the media galleries and private individuals. they're responsible for gems like these original film still and studio photos f

pablo of la razon newspaper in spain. agnes poirier of the french magazine marianne. the columnist yasmin alibhai—brown. and broadcaster michael goldfarb. welcome to you all. thank you for being with us again. michael, lett with you on the question of iran. why the hostile to this nuclear deal, after all the years of negotiation, the apparent achievement and what prospect congress will follow the lead donald trump set? let us unpack that. there's always been resistance, particularly on the republican side, and there is the added level of the trump thing of wanting to undo the obama presidency. in the old days, in the soviet union stalin would erase raise pictures of trotsky, and that is what trump is trying to do here, he is undoing obamacare and the other stuff. that is one thing. the second is that this deal, its success was it took one thing, one item on the iranian influence in the world, which was the nuclear side, which is the existential threat, because you start a nuclear arms race in the middle east, we, we are really in trouble. separated that out and negotiated a reasonable way of monitoring and stopping progress towards a nuclear weapon. but for most republicans, and for people who support t

let you know if anything else impacts the commute. the rest of the transits are moving nicely. a build up continuing for san pablo.he upper east shore and folks over to the san rafael bridge, no surprise for the bay bridge or walnut creek interchange. the earlier crash cleared. southbound 680, we told you about that. we have a back up now. a build. castro valley holds up nicely. getting to the san mateo bridge. there it is. everybody heads over there. the peninsula is light. everybody is there on the flat section. >> all right. anything to make you smile for the weekend. there it is. >> rain. i'm smiling because of that. >> we kind of need it. >> yeah, we need it. it is a weekend you want to wear your sweaters and boots. we don't see rain all weekend long, but it will be off and on and caught up on the laundry. yeah, laura and i will be doing laundry and stuff and maybe baking and catching up on our dvr shows. upper 50s to low 60s from the coast to the inland areas. sunday, we'll have more of the same. even a cooler day, if you are planning to head to napa valley, times where you can get out there and enjoy times

pablo of la razon newspaper in spain. agnes poirier of the french magazine marianne. the columnist yasmin alibhai—brown. and broadcaster michael goldfarb. welcome to you all. thank you for being with us again. michael, letr all the years of negotiation, the pa rent all the years of negotiation, the parent achievement and what prospect congress will follow the lead donald trump set? let us unpack that. there is always been resistance, particularly on the republican side, and there is the added level of the trump thing of wanting to undo the 0bama presidency. in the old days in the soviet union stalin wonder raise pictures and that is what trump is trying to do here, he is undoing 0bamacare and the other stuff. that is one thing, the second is that this deal its success was it took one thing, one item on the iranian

let dana know she had a full set of iron worker tools. they connected and this morning they met at their house in san pablo. >> there's harnessing and the coolelt. >> reporter: but there's something special about these tools. they belonged to another iron worker named michael ewing. >> michael was what they called a rod buster, which is -- he did rebar work. >> reporter: michael died more than two years ago at the age of 31 from colon cancer. because of the devastating fire in santa rosa -- >> is it enough to get you back to work? >> absolutely. >> i'm so glad. >> reporter: the future is unknown for dana. he's been in contact with his insurance company, but it's unclear when the rebuilding process will begin. but today, he got a little bit back from the ashes. and a grieving mother did, too. >> it's like a testimony to michael. and what he loved and dana sounds hike this is his passion, too. >> i'm proud to wear his tools and keep them on the steel. >> reporter: now that dana has michael's tools, he's all ready to go back on the job on monday. matt keller, "abc7 news." >> isn't that a great story? let's check in one last time with sandhya pa

pablo does get better by the time you reach the berkeley area. at the bay bridge, the metering lights went on early. we had a big back up at the toll plaza. >>> let'sck to the desk. >> as we have been telling you earlier, firefighters are making some progress against the wine country wildfires. >> some are going back to see some of the damage for themselves. . >> reporter: we are seeing improving conditions up here as crews try to gain some ground on these fires. they are making quite a bit of progress. not seeing winds like we've seen over the past week or so. some people are going home. you have entire neighborhoods that remain shut down, such as this one here. this is on the east end of the city of sonoma itself. we are at a check point here. that's at east napa street and fourth street here. and everyone east of this area all the way up into those foothill, they are still not allowed to return to their homes, because the fire was pretty active in this area over the weekend. this complex of fires that is impacting the sonoma valley includes the nuns fire. it's posing one of the biggest threats now. this fire really flared up over the weekend, es

let dana know she had a fool set of iron worker tools. they connected. and this morning they met at the euing house in san babb low. >> pablothing special about these tools, they belong to michael rebar work. >> reporter: he died at the age of 21 from colon cancer. his mom and dad knew his tools would be valuable to someone. because of the devastating fire in santa rosa, that person turned out to be dana. >> enough to get you back to work? >> absolutely. >> i am so glad. >> reporter: knew tofuture is u. but today he got a little bit back from the ashes. and a grieving mother did too. >> well, it was what michaelhael would have loved. and dana sounds like this is his passion, too. >> i'm proud to wear his tools and keep them in the steel. >> reporter: now that he has the tools he's ready to go back on the job on monday. >> communicating in and out of the fire zones can be tough. >> let's go to michael. because you have more on the difficu difficulties with cell phone service. >> right. they are getting towers set up. cell phone towers go down, you can still use your phone. let me show you exactly how. cell phone companies ar

don't know what's going on pablo thank you so much and martin to us in madrid thank you that's probably only earliest therefore if you can barcelona and martin roberts in madrid. let's get the european perspective on that catalan independence vote let's bring in barbara basler for that she's our correspondent in brussels good morning to you barbara how are european union officials reacting to the catalan referendum. officially they are not reacting at all in officially over the weekend to prime ministers the one from belgium and the one from slovenia stuck their neck out and said now this referendum was illegal and illegitimate however those situations can never be solved by violence and particularly the belgian prime minister he knows what he's talking about because belgium has had in movement for years and years that flanders has those sort of flare ups of wanting to go it alone there's been a number of european parliamentarians talking over the weekend and everybody said and they were really united in their opinion this is not the way to go at it in officially of course in brussels there was shock and horror of during the last two weeks when this was sort of comi

lets bring in steve. >> okay, air quality is better but not the greatest. we have a north east breeze coming off over san pabloove around, back to san francisco and parts of marin, the air is not as bad as it was last week but still some areas are bad. it's being moved around by the breezes. we are warm to hot. 80s to near 90. the wind, even though it's not strong, it's north east, we need it to turn south. there are signs that it's going to happen but not today. the coast is going to get in on the 80-degree temperatures because of the off shore breezes. then the cooler weather is on  the way, we have a dry pattern until wednesday or thursday, then it looks like a one and done storm in santa rosa and calistoga, we will see if it makes it down to napa. but lake power, half an inch, right now this is the gfs model. we will see if they decrease or increase but the first rain is always difficult to time. 47 in napa. atlas peak, 19% humidity. sonoma valley, 15% humidity. i am trying to find some other observations near where alex is and where allie rasmus is but i do not see anything. there is your north east bre

pablo for the l.d.s. in madrid with the very latest we are awaiting this decision as we mentioned on whether or not catalonia declares independence today thank you to both of you for your reporting. and let's turn to some other news now because at least eleven people have been killed in multiple wildfires that have been sweeping through northern california the blazes are concentrated in one of the state's main wine growing regions with sonoma and napa counties among the worst hit many of the country's most prized vineyards have now been destroyed firefighters say that their main job at the moment is saving lives. a state of emergency is in force in california's famous wine country centered on the napa valley and sonoma and yuba counties hundreds of homes and businesses been destroyed as the wildfires ripped through the region at least twenty thousand people have been evacuated many ordered by the authorities to leave for their own safety firefighters say their focus is on saving lives rather than putting out before as i do my blinds and i just saw flames all up on the hill behind my house so of course the poor victims still shaking. and they were screaming fire fire fire get out get out so

let dana know she had a full set of iron worker tools. they connected and this morning they met at their house in san pablo. >> there's harnessing and the coolt. >> reporter: but there's something special about these tools. they belonged to another iron worker named michael ewing. >> michael was what they called a rod buster, which is -- he did rebar work. >> reporter: michael died more than two years ago at the age of 31 from colon cancer. because of the devastating fire in santa rosa -- >> is it enough to get you back to work? >> absolutely. >> i'm so glad. >> reporter: the future is unknown for dana. he's been in contact with his insurance company, but it's unclear when the rebuilding process will begin. but today, he got a little bit back from the ashes. and a grieving mother did, too. >> it's like a testimony to michael. and what he loved and dana sounds hike this is his passion, too. >> i'm proud to wear his tools and keep them on the steel. >> reporter: now that dana has michael's tools, he's all ready to go back on the job on monday. matt keller, "abc7 news." >> isn't that a great story? let's check in one last time with sandhya pate

let me go back to 80. i want to remind you 80 has a couple of different incidents. one of them at san pablo which looks very serious with the crash blocking lanes. now we have interstate now we have interstate 880 in oakland with a moderate backup and at the bay bridge we have a 20 minute delay before making it to the span. the weather today is looking clear for us.>>> i would say severe and clear. we have a good northerly breeze for some turning west a little bit but overall it is clear with no fog. sunny breezy and wendy with upper 70s and lower 80s. when we have the northerly breeze we also get high fire danger so the red like morning until tuesday. we are on the western side of the system but it is mainly a snow producer in the rockies. gusting up to 30 in vacaville. napa airport gusting over 20 and that is really making a big impact on the temperatures. this is dry air spilling into southern california. 40s to 60s. half-moon bay 69. oakland and berkeley 63. 57 in san jose and many 40s, woodside is 45. redwood city is 62 and pacifica is 58 but we have 50 in fremont. the reno airport say

let's head over to mike for an update on the road ways. >> really slow down the east shore freeway it's just been bogged down from san pablo down to the mazewer drive through 580 and 880 through eek land, a lot of slowing 680 concord. a lot of building towards the peninsula side on highway 84 over the last 20 minutes and the south bay. back to you. >>> happening now the 49ers are teaming up with local police units to send a message about stronger gun control including restrictions on the kind of bump stocks used by the gunman in the las vegas massacre. links to details on our homepage. >>> we are awaiting the promised release of thousands of files tied to the assassination of president kennedy. the archives are scheduled to post the files today. >>> also haas lawmakers may vote on a new budget that would pave the way to cut the approaching $1.5 trillion. go to our twitter feed for updates. worsens - the bay area is stepping up. the chance you )ll have to put prescription drugs in safer hands. and - as pre-orders begin. what to expect if you )re buying the i-phone 10. )today in the bay ) - see you from 4:30 to 7. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." c

lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... hot spot on the bay bridge motorcycle accident cleared, jammed from the maze. new accident wb 24 at camino pabloom 680 (dave)mainly dry and seasonably weather conditions will persist today through much of thursday. rain chances will (dave)mainly dry and seasonably weather conditions will persist today through much of thursday. rain chances will increase from north to south late thursday night into friday as a cold front passes through the region through saturday ( james )breaking overnight. walnut creek police are looking for a thief who robbed a walgreens pharmacy.( darya ) the robber threatened employees with a gun. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at the walgreens store with the details. lydia. police say it happened around 10:45 last night.the armed robber entered the walgreens store on 2900 n main st. and jumped over the pharmacy counter.he threatened employees with a gun ... and then stole opiate medication. the armed robber ran away towards treat blvd.no one was hurt.a k-9 was brought in to search for the man ... but could not find him.the armed robber is said to be a white man in his 20s

let's talk about the smoke. it's continuing to come back from napa county. we still have a little north northeast breeze the goes from napa county right back over san pablo bay over the oakland hills and right into san francisco. people are saying why is it happening? it's a northeast breeze or and east breeze so it's offshore. the onshore is up on the mendocino coast but hasn't made a here. very unhealthy air. it's incredibly smoky here in phoenicia. -- take a look at some of the observations. atlas peak, -- sonoma north at 2, 78% humidity. american canyon, 52 degrees. 68%. let's head to the oakland hills. oakland south above the oakland zoo, northeast at 10. 38%. had to san francisco, there are a few locations that had an easterly breeze. 59, 70%. north of the sunset district. there are a couple showing a westerly direction. enough of an easterly component that it's bringing smoke back in. to the north, there is 37 degrees in geyserville. hills berg north and 46. you can see the humidity, this will certainly help the firefighters in a big way. we have lost a lot of breeze. the humidity is up and temperatures are down. 20 degrees for some compared to yester

let's go to steve, thank you, sal. we have a different pattern than yesterday. yesterday it was calm. north/northeast. and all of the smoke and haze was coming over san pabloo san francisco and out to the pacific. sunrise in counsel toe -- in downtown santa rosa. the wind has turned more northwest. you see the multiple fires. the complex fire, i'm posting it as soon as i can. i'm having issues posting it. i'm working on that. you can see the fires there that are now -- you get the smoke in the air. when the wind turns westerly or northwesterly instead of back over the bay, it accepts it east, solano county, contra costa county, all the way out to the sacramento valley it is smoky. there is the south/southwest breeze. that will do it. all right. the breeze is picking up for some, especially around -- to the northwest. more towards hillsberg north. atlas peak north at 10. 48% humidity. the humidity, look at it, 89, 91. 95. 56 for sonoma. 88 around st. helena. these were in the teens a couple of days ago. now 30sand 40s on the temps. 28 lake port. cloverdale north at 14. geyserville northwest at 14. hillsberg is at 52 degrees. we are getting a northwest breez

pablo one lane blocked that motorcycle leaking fuel on the road 21 minutes from 680 to 580. eastshore freeway, 46 minutes an additional 73 minutes over one hour to get across the bay bridge. neda. >> okay. let'st your halloween forecast now. temperatures will be below average cooler conditions than we're used to breezy later on tonight. so warm costumes a good idea today. right now temperature in the upper 40s low 50s for this tuesday morning and the highs today looks like this. upper 60s for vallejo, san rafael, upper 50s for san francisco. ♪ ♪ >>> "thriller," the perfect halloween song. michael jackson. halloween arrived early today at the white house. president trump and first lady melania trump dressed as themselves yesterday for the festivities. the couple handed out candy and cookies to trick-or-treaters and posed for some pictures with costumed kids. military families and children from community organizations and area schools were invited to participate. there's something about posing as yourself for halloween that works, right? charlie rose, norah o'donnell, it works. when you pose as yourself. we like it. happy halloween. welcome back to "cbs this morning." here are three things you

on pablo foley s welcome to the bundesliga on d w let's start with biron's trip north to hamburg since your point is returned a few weeks ago for his fourth stint in charge munich squad appears to have woken up and remembered there's a championship to be won in his two games in charge they've scored eight goals and not yet. stories about people making a difference.

on pablo photo yes welcome to the bundesliga on d w let's start with biron's trip north to hamburg since your pint has returned a few weeks ago for his fourth stand in charge munich. more straight to highlights different shades of nationalism and to find out what this nation mean to you. the serious story join the conversation on to w. on to the top of the facebook. state by state. the most colorful. the liveliest. the most traditional. find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d w dot com.