scholz was a larger-than-life figure at james madison high school. >> he was a mentor. everybody looked up to him. scott: in june, coach scholz died in and did it on the capital beltway. opener tonight. a thin base and team play in with heavy hearts. school,s a mark on our and it is great that we are student. scott: there were shirts and decals to honor the coach. his family also in attendance. >> i just hope that he realized that people appreciated what he was doing. doubt.leave no it was a phrase used over and over again by the coach on his team. the school and the community have left no doubt on what coachman to them. persona to him. everything he did. he loved everybody. scott: 18 and community coming together, thing tribute to a man loved by so many. scott abraham, abc 7 news. the madison football team made their former head coach very happy tonight. , so beat fairfax 35-14 madison is now 2-0 nancy: for the first time tonight, an entire nfl team national museum of african american history and culture. the baltimore ravens visited, calling it a major experience. ste

scott: in june, scholz was killed in an accident on the beltway. >> it did not make any sense to me.other angel. >> bring it. scott: for the last six years he was the heartbeat of the madison high school football program. it's now on former assistant justin -- to build on the successful foundation coach scholz leaves behind. of hish, that was one strengths, uniting a group of young men into one common goal. we're going to try to honor him and make to do -- make sure we do everything in our power to do that. scott: it takes a little more than to b ea champion. this year before the end of practice, the players do one last lap. they call it the schulta lap honoring the man who gave so much to them and this football program. >> making sure that we finish hard, finish strong, finish with a purpose. ontt: the special details their helmets, the war hawks dedicating this season to coach schultz. >> i want to say everything go player leaves no doubt on the field, gives 110% every play. coach one team, one bonded together forever. ♪ schultz gone but not forgotten. look at this banner at the ta

merkel's main challenger marching scholz concedes defeat after projection results indicate the worst ever showing for the central lot of social democrats. and a triumph for the upstarts in german politics the far right alternative for germany . the end all we have been given a look at her own mandate and we will accept this electoral mandate which humility because millions of voters have given us their trust moral not and all of the evening's results with our correspondent in brussels the boss analysis here in the studio. i'm sarah harman welcome to the w special coverage of the german election uncle miracle has won a fourth term as chancellor but it has been a bruising night for the country's main parties both merkel's conservatives and the social democrats are projected to have suffered big losses meanwhile the far right of the night's big winners let's dive in now and take a detailed look at the numbers so far so here's the result as they stand it is midnight here in central europe and we can see in these projected results miracles conservatives taking about thirty three percent o

wants to remain as the opposition party in parliament while that decision has ruffled some feathers scholz did that due in part to the rise of the date which is a concern that the rest of parliament shares and at a news conference on monday merkel said she wants to win back the voters she lost to them. just and of course we're going to hoping for a better result of growth and of course we analyzed as far as possible and the stage today immigration reform to last about one point three millimeters to the end of zero one million today i have to see it was an. inspiration to win them back. and problem solving. while she acknowledged the differences between all parties michael added that she doesn't think the f.t.'s performance will impact policy at home or abroad but the post-election sentiment was very different from leaders of germany's surging nationalist party during their own press conference leaders vowed to continue fighting against merkel's open door refugee policy let's talk more about the how did leaders accept the election result well they are basically taking it as a victory and it

you see a near tripling of the shares under scholz's leadership. a turnaround in revenue growth under his tenure. there you see the negative return in terms of the revenue and you see the growth ever since thousand 15 when he joined the company. there has been restructuring. focus on different drugs. the company's focus areas are psychotic disorders and parkinson's and alzheimer's diseases. they have been seeing some growth in the drugs that have been fueling share growth as well as revenue growth. vonnie: what are the challenges facing this new ceo? julie: part of the challenge has been the growth in the shares. you never see a valuation issue. a lot of the positive news priced in. some analysts have commented on the thin lifeline for the company. disconnect between a huge gain and negative analyst sentiment. some ratings on the stock have climbed even before the resignation of lundbeck today. the forward price-to-earnings ratio compared to european peers is around 27. the next high this -- the next highest is below 20. vonnie: julie, thank you fo

bill scholz is scott's father. >> if police had chosen to use nonlethal force. i've seen videos of them doing that to mentally disturbed people before. why shoot? >> and that is the question. >> exactly. why shoot? >> to georgia tech police officers have been hurt. three people were arrested and one of those is a georgia tech student. >>> silicon valley's culture is designed to keep out people who are not white men. we will be having that activist join us with her new book about her personal story about gender discrimination. have released surveillance video of a suspect in a star wars mask.. robbing a >>> good morning. it is 7:56 am. belmont police have released surveillance video of the suspect in a star wars mask robbing a donut shop. it happened yesterday morning. you can see they cashier handing him cash. he got away. >>> the debate on arming semper cisco police with tasers is raging on. there holding a community meeting and asking the public to weigh in on the issue. it is at 6 pm at city college of san francisco. stay with us, traffic and weather in just

intoear ago an suv crash five-month-old tristan scholz and his mother in the loudoun county crosswalklittle tristan was killed. now prosecutors have dropped the manslaughter charges against the driver john miller. prosecutors said they could not prove he showed a reckless disregard for human life. ll faces other charges and if convicted he could face up to a year in jail. >> this is shocking video. a police officer dragging a nurse out of the hospital. why he arrested her and why that officer is now suspended. jonathan: a disgusting act that was caught on video. busman throwing u rine on a jonathan: investigators are trying to find out what caused this house to catch fire overnight in stafford. on cornwall drive fully involved in flames when firefighters got on the scene. nobody was home of the fire started but they are trying to figure out what started it. >> drivers on metro's x-2 bus line are demanding action after a woman throws a cup of urine at a driver. wheel shutting down the bus line. later on, supervisor started driving those buses. drivers say there have been several recent

to win two hundred thirty eight seats in the bundestag out of a total of around six hundred martin scholz and his social democrats come next with one hundred forty eight seats while alternative for germany in parliament for the first time will have ninety five seats so with the shifting forces in parliament and the merkel will need to find a new coalition partner so let's now take a look at the likely path for the chancellor. the german parties really emerge with a solid majority from the elections so when it's over the try to make friends which is not easy after having tried hard to undermine each other's policies during complaining but the good news is for the politicians you can always see the story we can't keep our election promise because our coalition partners won't let us which is not good news for the voters though you might ask what was the point when you basically get a programme that you didn't vote for. there is no guarantee that what you as a voter would like. to see in terms of politics will really turn out there is no guarantee that you will be in the middle of the electio

to win two hundred thirty eight seats in the bundestag out of a total of around six hundred martin scholz and his social democrats come next with one hundred forty eight seats while alternative for germany and parliament for the first time will have ninety five seats so with the shifting forces in parliament and the merkel will need to find a new coalition partner so let's now take a look at the likely path for the chancellor. the german parties really emerge with a solid majority from the elections so when it's over the try to make friends which is not easy after having tried hard to undermine each other's policies during campaigning but the good news is for the politicians you can always see we can keep our election promise because our coalition partners won't let us which is not good news for the voters though they might ask what was the point when you play simply get a program that you didn't vote for. there is no guarantee that what you a voter would like to have. politics will really turn out there is no guarantee that you will be in the majority after the election and therefore the

were good or not it's a divorce from tonight so the later the social democratic party martin scholz was unable to hide his disappointment at the early exit polls this is his response spot hour ago he spoke to his party and supporters to say just really within the last hours the news. thank you. even. today is a difficult day for social democracy we missed out on our electorate go after losing our central region and we lost the federal election of. modern shells was merkel's main rival of course in this election is a quick look at what the former european parliament president is known for among voters. in contrast to the other impassioned elections in europe the german campaigns repeatedly been described as pretty much a lot less but some of the candidates have still made their lunch with a range of striking posters i saw an elephant of my shoulder earlier on believe you me not so there's nothing this can quite random stuff going on here so let's look at the posters some of the kind of still made the headlines or the range of these striking things we collected some show you get a likenes

as expected designed christie and democratic union with thirty three percent of the votes martin scholz in his social democratic party. trail in second with twenty percent and big gains this year for the alternative for germany policy going to enter parliament for the first time so far scoring just over thirteen percent close behind is the free democratic party with ten percent and that's seen as a likely coalition partner for angela merkel now the greens also looks set to gain nine percent and the left party eight now for the main two parties the results are looks to be the worst in post-war history but is the big headline tonight at least one of them one also of course of the the what have seats in the federal parliament rochelle to the bottom is. all coverage continues into the morning you're here for the three for us because we all feel it's lined up keeping a close eye on those on to the protests some are breaking out across germany for me kevin always thanks for watching but a sight seeing because it's what i post here let's see what's happening over the river. yeah three pretty a

always sort of also here on this point martin scholz divorce from uncle michael's coalition being. a rival it seems the two have agreed on much of course they are over the years let's talk weather a little bit now with more gusty. choices choices choices to leave or to remain trapped in a clinton crowd and one of the money men test decision with global caution now it's germany's must go the shoes thing east this north that much of a different take merkel's refugee policy nobody else will have a clear stance on any wreckage an image which is that i will not accept it. and he is sure to mention some of those people bring us is more valuable than money that's what you are believes in the same story with europe they want more and more you roughish war union and russia germany the wheel bearing will open old europeans who believe trans national democracy is the best model for us to stand up and break this silence shoots a former president of the european parliament. the leader of europe's powerhouse as i think it here we are at the ends have our thing in our own hands i'll continue to m

coalition talks will begin soon one group we won't see involved is the social democratic party martin scholz who leads the social democrats ruled the party out of consideration and wants to remain as the opposition party in parliament while that decision has ruffled some feathers shells did that due in part to the rise of the date which is a concern that the rest of parliament shares and at a news conference on monday merkel said she wants to win back the voters she lost to them. and of course we're hoping for a better result although and of course we analyzed as far as possible at this stage today the migration of the last about one point three million voters to the pain and about one million today i have in particular was in regard to the i've devoted . to win them back well the ticks and problem solving. while she acknowledged the differences between all parties michael added that she doesn't think the f.t.'s performance will impact policy at home or abroad but the post-election sentiment was very different from leaders of germany's surging nationalist party during their own press confere

the case of scout schultz at georgia tech is equally disturbing and in a whole different way scholz had as he said had tried to commit suicide in the past and left it at home before making a call. reporting a man with a gun a knife and when the campus police arrived salt shouted suit me i mean if that isn't a red flag that someone that this is an issue a mental health situation are someone having a breakdown that they're not making these decisions they shot and killed an unarmed student the police officers the defense now appears to be that he didn't receive crisis intervention trading shouldn't that be i mean they are literally the people that are called in a crisis how shouldn't that be a commonsense requirement not just for especially college campus police but police in general. so there's a couple different things here that i think we need to tease out a little bit these calls where you have someone who is armed or allegedly armed and in a mental health crisis they are difficult calls and one of the things that i wanted to point out in my nation article is that we might look at indi

as leader of the german government can exit polls show chancellor merkel called challenger martin scholz. the anti-migrant alternative was expect it to any significant numbers of seats in the nation making voting more complicated. many streets were closed for the annual berlin marathon. now to get back to our top story of the day, the president's remarks on friday night in his tweed oath last night and this morning. our fair and balanced political panel to weigh in, contributor with the red state. democratic strategist, thank you for joining us on a busy news day. certainly had a number to talk about. i want to start with you. the nfl reacting today, some of them taking arms. where do you think this is going? >> people think president trump criticized the nfl but they have been criticized for quite a long time. i go back to 2016 whenever the dallas cowboys wanted to put a police unity comment and told them they couldn't do it. 2016 also in georgia was debating the legislature about religious liberty, protections in that state. roger goodell said we're pulling out of georgia, maybe atlant

than a week to go to the german election the principal challenger for the post of chancellor martin scholz has been facing questions from a live t.v. audience in his party the social democrats are heading into the polls trailing chancellor merkel's christian democrats by double digits so the t.v. discussion was schultz's latest and last chance to narrow the gap. so time at prime time for martin schulz with less than a week till the german elections challenge faces last t.v. town hall meeting with tough questions from voters on the pressing issue of immigration he chose to rely on a slogan the skipper do you think about soon the lights over there are three magical words for integration language work and friends you have to learn the language of the country you live and work and if you live there you have to find a job and if you speak the language you will find friends and those who have friends integrated wish to know about the feeling of those in the. shoals try to distinguish himself from incumbent chancellor angela merkel for example by promising to take a tougher stance on foreign poli

they will not be part of a new government as martin schulze their former coalition partner led by scholz finish second with that party's worst ever result party leader martin jol says voters have sent his party a message that they should go into opposition but many see it as another sign that socialism is losing ground across europe and the social democratic parties have lost touch with the working class. but one more from france knows how it feels to lose george papandreou from greece has known it for a long time and now germany's martin schulz knows it too it's. seventeen years ago socialists or social democrats were governing in almost all the big e.u. countries like france germany and the u.k. now they've been pushed to the borders of the european union in france the socialists scored a humiliating six point three percent in this year's presidential election if they really abandon power in germany italy is the last important bastion for now nobody believes that they really provide us to the pressing problems off the people that say at the no in the noise income brackets and you know

certainty about what kind of coalition could emerge from the vote marco's main challenger martin scholz has urged germans to boycott the far right party and him a gratian party is expected to enter parliament for the first time since the end of world war two. despite predictions of a victory for party the leader of the social democrats martin says he's not given up hope says rises germany's main opposition leader has been a difficult one he was forced to give up his dreams of becoming a footballer after badly injuring his knee he became a member of the european parliament and then its president his return to german politics was expected to challenge anglo-american as tight hold on power but schultz has struggled to cut through he put social justice at the heart of his campaign but his leftist pitch lost some of its appeal after all introduced socialist measures like a minimum wage down to caine's been following the final day of campaigning and ballin. with voting now imminent the politicians make the final push for votes for angle americal there was a chance to meet her party's younger

finally they get out of this slavery as they have seen it in the grand coalition and we're marching scholz was in this catch twenty one situation that he could not actually criticize merkel while his very own party which she was chair of. was responsible for all the government decisions as they were thank you very much for your analysis so the point to make here is angle americal stands having won on the face of it the largest votes the largest seats total in the next parliament although as i say there will be nearly one hundred fewer fellow members of the christian democrat union christine social union in parliament with the question will be has her off already been damaged by this result and then leading on from this what possible coalition can form will it be the jamaica government one thing to point out the leaders of all the main parties will be involved in a live television debate later on this evening where they will be having to address these questions we don't expect necessarily to hear any breakthrough about coalitions but certainly questions will be put to them about the perform

americal saying challenge our large scholz conceives defeat after projecting results in the case the worst ever showing for his center left social democrats. and a triumph for the upstarts of german politics the far right alternative for germany . which humility because millions. more on that and all the results coming up tonight with correspondents around the country. i'm sarah harman and welcome to d.w. special coverage of the german election america is on course for her fourth term as chancellor it's been a bruising night for the country's main parties both merkel's conservatives and sholto social democrats projected for big losses meanwhile the far right are the night's big winners let's dive in now and take a detailed look at the numbers so far so let's pull up some projected results here as they stand ten pm in berlin but you can see there in block that's miracles conservatives pulling at thirty three percent in red the s.p.d. twenty percent in pink the left party nine percent in green the greens eight point nine percent the f.d.p. polling at ten percent right now the a.f.d. at