on capitol hill with t >>> welcome back to the news at noon, a red flag warning is in place, it's a large area of california's red wine country is being consumed by a large wildfire. people living in the area have been told to evacuate. wendy gillette has more. >> reporter: homes and cars are burning out of control in california's famed napa county. firefighters and law enforcement officers are going door-to-door, trying to get residents out. >> somebody came round, honking their horn, like just crazy. i don't know what inspired me to look out my bedroom window, but i threw my blinds, and i saw flames all around my house, so of course i panicked. >> reporter: it's quickly moving toward the silverado trail. an area with both homes and wineries. that's also near the silverado country club. the site of this week's pga be evacuated. firefighters said hot, dry, and windy conditions are making the flames difficult to contain. >> it is a serious situation, and it's burning out of control at the moment. the winds are very, very heavy here, so we've got just a lot of of dead, dying fuel. of course

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. >> storm team 4's lauryn ricketts is monitoring when we can expect tsee the impaco t >>> welcome backt any of the events out there today, it's looking all right for it. we are going to see some nice conditions, but go ahead and make sure you have that water bottle because it is going to be on the humid side. we'll be talking about nate and the timing around here. that's coming up in a couple minutes. >> thank you. >>> 6:45. the "today" show is next on nbc 4. >> let's check in with kristen welker, making the trip up from here, and craig melvin. what's up, guys? >> good morning. >> we're also going to be talking about nate here coming "toda "tod "today." live along the gulf coast, folks are preparing for nate. strengthened into a hurricane overnight. the storm expected to make landfall in the next several hours. >>> the latest on the investigation into the deadly mass shooting in las vegas. investigators are now learning more about the gunman and the days before the attack. live in las vegas. >>> and we'll take a look at what it takes to protect tens of thousands of people who gather fo

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t. >>> welcome back to "fast money.an sachs and morgan stanley both topping earnings estimates this morning but trading in two different directions goldman down nearly 3% this as morgan stanley finished the session up slightly. check out these stocks over the past year. morgan stanley up 55%, goldman up 40% p/e ratios of 12 and 14 times respectively here is a would you rather, pete, goldman or maorgan? >> we all knew trading was going to be bad for everybody and it was. jp all the way down, today those numbers were terrible. but when you look at other areas and you see the growth they're getting out of wealth management and the amount of money they've got, in the trillions of dollars, it's absolutely incredible, quite honestly they're both trading at 1.2 times, versus book value they're about equal. i think that sideways it towa s towards -- >> goldman sachs had terrible price action >> traded up to 255, sold off in a meaningful way, made another push, sold off again i'm in the pete jamminajarian c. ask yourself this. w

t. >>> welcome back to "fast money. the latest nbc/"wall street journal" polls are out let's get to john harwood. >> reporter: melissa, a lot of work needs to be done on the tax reform debate. look at these numbers and how soft the support is. only 25% of the american people say this tax plan is a good idea 35% say it's a bad idea. when you ask how is it going to affect your taxes, just 14% believe they'll get a tax cut, more, 25%, think their taxes will go up in this plan. finally, what's the overall effect going to be on the economy? only 19% of the people who start this debate believing that this tax plan would have a significant positive effect on the economy. 2/3 think it wouldn't do all that much. now, republicans have a chance to change some of those numbers with the debate that begins tomorrow they're going to roll out the plan first to republican members, then to the public as a whole, in a series of rolling press conferences that are going to happen tomorrow we'll find out then. is there going to be a higher t

t. >>> welcome back to "fast money.ver the online world of video with their huge fan basies they'll attend the super bowl of streaming, twitch con. beautif julia boorstin is in l.a. with the game plan, ha ha >> reporter: ha ha watching people playing videogames is a massive trend, no laughing matter amazon twitch has 50 million daily active users each watching an average of 106 minutes each day. they're tuning in to watch content created by 2.2 million players each month, like cutie pie, who has millions of followers watching him play "league of legends." in addition to the free twitch experience there is also a twitch prime service, which includes premium content and is available to amazon prime and prime video subscribers. this weekend, twitch is gathering creators and fans for twitch con, an annual conference which starts at the long beach convention center. last year it sold 35,000 daily passes for the event after amazon bought twitch in 2014, google invested in building up its alternative platform, youtube gaming a

t w. welcome to tomorrow today the science show. coming up. how scientists are developing a robot to harvest fruits and vegetables. a conservationist is fighting to bring back a dwindling species of butterfly. and a dizzying project to build a new cable car on germany's highest mountain. but first in more and more regions of the world agriculture is becoming automated highly specialized machines are being developed to help down on the farm. but human dexterity is hard to beat it's likely to be a while yet before robots replace people at harvest time. this is a greenhouse laboratory on the outskirts of munich researchers at munich's technical university are testing a technology that could revolutionize vegetable farming their harvesting. bell peppers using a robot. the main criterion is that the peppers must not be damaged. and initial prototype was built in collaboration with partners in several european countries along with israel and chile. for now tobias' beringer and his colleagues are practicing with it in a laboratory setting. robot has

t w. hello and welcome to the blitz league here on t w match day seven is in the books three teams entered undefeated but not all of them left that way there's lots to discuss it our sunday chat who should be the boss admired is usually an obvious man distracted that and more joining me in studio four a man of many hairstyles with these days keep the conservative for a bonus think a player misael didn't see. our very own nick mckim o'clock let's set the table for what's to come. fire mean a caretaker coach willie said you all say he's got a game plan for success it's put to the test with the defending champs coming to berlin to face canada and struggling side freiburg welcome hoffenheim more still unbeaten in the league but trying to balance back from a european defeat. i'm chris hansen thanks for joining us by munich's desire to defend their point is that a crown could be in some jeopardy the last five years they were a supreme but now their point of view on the table has changed looking up to teams . other than down and i'm sure you're aware carlo ancelotti got fired and byron brass have

t w. hello welcome to the bundesliga here on the d.w.p. it's much day nine at more than a quarter of the way through the season already and it's looking like a three horse race for. for the championship. watch out how byron are in town and with new coach pine because the champions are brimming with confidence. we'll check out dortmund to the high scoring table toppers trouble to frankfurt a club that has proven tough to beat on home turf who would prevail. welcome to the bundesliga 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 vict

t. >> trevor: welcome backed to the daily show. in america the discussion around gun control always seems to go around in circles ending in the same place. here to try and help explain more on this is my good friend neal brennan, everybody. (applause) neal, i'm struggling with this. can you help me figure out guns in america. >> look, dude, at this point, this issue is a lot like john travolta's botox face. there is no movement. everyone is going with the same old arguments. the left wants changes, the right doesn't, but you know who had a unique view on this, bill o'reilly. he wrote a blog post on bill o'reilly.com which based on his sexual history i assumed was a porn site. >> trevor: it's not porn. >> no, it's like news stuff. >> trevor: oh. >> but here's what he said about the vegas shooting. quote this is the price of freedom, violent nuts are allowed to roam free until they do damage no matter how threatening they are. the second amendment is clear that americans have a right to arm themselves for protection, even the wounds.

t w. hi and welcome back to there is music we're in huts the brew in denmark and we have a very danish episode planned today the danish string quartet playing danish. in denmark. that. the danish string quartet are performing. at the classic a day international music festival. this city is full of art and music and everyone here knows that the danish is in town. yeah thank you for inviting us to your wonderful festival holstered but this festival is really huge but it must be amazing if you to have real danish stars here because as you said specializing in inviting an international but it's just a wonderful thing that we have. this is very unusual. incredibly proud but also because i think one of the special qualities is that. they mix a lot of. traditional. folk music. countries and yes and they give it a new life and you really feel audiences connect with. great people to be with. i mean denmark with the danish string quartet and danish pastries tell me do you guys actually eat these things because we all know about danish pastries that's the best in the world really yeah ok but anyway i'm g

t w. hello and welcome to the bundesliga here or d w matchday is signed sealed delivered and ready for a pow wow joining me in the studio are my two senate guests former but as they get stampeded even closed it's also a fifty goal scorer in the germany stuff like this well it's our own yannick space now let's get the ball rolling with what's to come. labor couzin take on won't work the teams are neck and neck in the lower beaches of the table only a victory can give them some breathing room and in the other side a match informed a lot of pot heads of brave men who are still searching for their first win this season. will also revisit what happened in berlin where half the players nail the head of the shoka match to show solidarity with the antidiscrimination protests seen in the n f l across the pond in the us. chris harrington thanks for joining us berger braman have yet to win this campaign however they picked up points the last four times out. it was it minutes later the visitors tightened control of the game vexed to graze highest from a corner celebration from the jane out of respect fo

t w. hello and welcome to the poem this new guy here on detail but you must stay nine it is done and dusted and there's plenty to talk about joining in the studio my two sunday guests former but in this league of player b. sheldon say hello to our very own mike meadows but let's take a look at what's coming up in the show. to woefully underperforming teams colona and brennan go head to head with one shared go pick up their first win of the season. high flying hoffenheim traveled three votes for a good with the championship aspirations on their mind. hi i'm pablo foti and yes i'll be coming to my guests in a minute but first it's been an absolutely pathetic start to the season for cologne heading into match day nine. had lost seven bundesliga games and drawn just one leaving them i'm curt at the bottom of the table their fifth place finish last season is almost hard to believe their funds are growing angry the republicans this weekend about a braman another club that don't have much to sing about they haven't won a match in the ball in this league since april desperation was in the air for t

t w. hello and welcome to the bundesliga here or d w matchday is signed sealed delivered and ready for a pow wow joining me in the studio are my two sunday guests former but as they get stampeded evolve bosnich also a fifty goal scorer of the germany stuff like as well as our own yannick. now let's get the ball rolling. what's the car. leverkusen take or will spur the teams are neck and neck in the lower because of the table only a victory can give them some breathing room and in the other side a match informed lot by heads of brave men who are still searching for their first win this season it will also revisit what happened in berlin where heads of players nailed the head of the shoka match to show solidarity with the antidiscrimination protests seen in the n f l across the pond in the us. chris harrison thanks for joining us vertebrae may have yet to win this campaign however they've picked up points the last four times out a lot of ah are coming off an impressive win over hanover and they look to have the upper hand who would elevate their game to climb the table. braman fans are nothing

t jeanine. >> welcome back. time now for the political panel.cret service agent and best-selling author. >> i'm not going to ask you if weinstein what he did was wrong, i'm not going to ask you why no one said anything and why he only donated to democrats but i'm going to ask you to listen to the two sounds. one is from 30 rock and the other is -- let's see, seth mcfarland take a listen. >> i'm not afraid of anyone in show business. i turned down intercourse with harvey weinstein on no less than three occasions. >> congratulations you five ladies no longer have to pretend to be attracted to harvey weinstein. [laughter] >> so when people like meryl streep and all of these women and hilary clinton say they didn't know, you can't be any more public than saying that because i'm telling you if there was no truth to it, harvey would have sued them the way he gets involved every time the new york times or any other magazine threatened to do an expose on him. chris? >> he's a creep and everybody who helped cover him up is -- is complicit and they should

t. in berlin welcome to in good shape. if you have any bit of never and i'm so see a doctor because many problems can be treated. hepatitis a b. c. d. aids there are different kind. viral agents causing the liver disease and some of them are quite harmless our liver can deal with it but especially in hepatitis b. and c. the disease is really really dangerous because over time it destroys our liver. even to has been through a lot she was diagnosed with hepatitis c. her liver had become irreversibly damaged she was fortunate to get a transplant although only after an agonizingly long wait. couldn't enjoy life at all i was just living one day to the next hoping that i'd survive. the name hepatitis is derived from the greek words for liver and inflamed some forms of that disease those caused by alcoholism for example are not contagious but infectious liver inflammation is triggered by pathogens hepatitis a through each type of virus is transmitted and treated in a different way if the body can't fight off the infection on its

>>> plus, cam newton is trending for the wro the comments t ha >>> welcome back at 5:25.his morning, one of nfl's most popular players is under fire for what manry calling sexist comments made to a female reporter. this happened during cam newton's weekly news conference. the carolina panther quarterback was taking questions from a writer from the charlotte observer, jordan rodrigue. >> devon funchess seemed to embrace the physicality of his routes and getting the extra routes. does that give you enjoyment? >> it's funny to hear a female talk about routes. it's funny. >> okay. clarify his comments but rodry tweeted saying i don't think it's funny to be a female and talk about routes. i think it's my job and plenty of other female reporters and sportscast he's had similar reactions. many say the comments made were sexist, others saying they weren't. so far no apology from newton or the carolina panthers. i know people will be talking about this one. >> it was an uncomfortable exchange. >> he didn't clarify. no one asked for a clarification. i hope he says something about i

t. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street."tocks propelling materials sector higher today. that's on news that kobe steel revealed that about 500 companies, including boeing, had received its falsely certified products that could mean more demand for these companies trading here in the u.s. separately, jeffries says that in a note it expects steel margins to continue to outperform even as prices come under pressure in china. among the biggest gainers today are u.s. steel, ak teal, nucor, and steel dynamics with that, down to "squawk alley. >>> good morning, 8:00 a.m. at twitter headquarters in san francisco, 11:00 a.m. on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >> good morning, welcome to "squawk alley. with me at post 9, mike santoli, john fortt out west, sara eise

t. >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. depeche mode is on the way.e man who is about to join archie, betty, jughead and veronica on "riverdale", it returns to the cw a week from tonight, please say hello to mark consuelos. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> all right. >> jimmy: your show, i want to establish, because we had archie comics when we were a kid, it was a very wholesome, almost too wholesome thing. right. >> jimmy: now your show is a very -- would you say perverted take on that comic? >> i would say it's not the archies that we grew up with at all. >> jimmy: right. >> very perverted. >> you play who? >> i play veronica's dad hyrum. >> jimmy: hyrum. now this was hyrum in the original comics. i can see why they thought of you. [ laughter ] >> like looking in the mirror. >> jimmy: now they've al teared the actual comic to look nothing like you. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: did they tell you they were going to do that? >> i didn't know that but the glasses are nice. they're still that rectangular shape. >> jimmy: the cheapst g

talking with one of germany's most respected climate researchers professor muchy blood teeth welcome to the t w interview it's become some t.v. interview. thanks for joining us today i'm thomas on. t.v. weather forecasters often make predictions that don't turn out correctly you recently said the president will change his mind about climate change only after a storm of public proportions hits the u.s. . has now happened has the president changed his mind. other than. unfortunately he has not i had hoped that he would realize what's going on. come to the conclusion that he doesn't listen to the advice of others. i don't think he'll ever change his mind. we see the sort of ignorance about climate change not only in the u.s. but also in germany former chancellor helmut schmidt for example the debate over climate change is pure hysteria and schmidt knew something about science is climate research a legitimate form of science. research is one of the physical sciences. climate models are based on physical base equations which can be expressed through mathematics but. i meant helmut schmidt shortly

t. >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. still to come music from luke combs.ime all-star, world series champion and one of the most fought-about players of all time. he gives voice to the baseball post season starting thursday on fs-1. please say hello to alex rodriguez. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: look at you. you know, well, that's very nice of you to say. but i look at you and i always knew you were handsome, but now seeing you in real life it's like being hit by a race of daisies. it really is. how are you doing? do you ever miss now that you're retired scratching yourself in front of fans? >> everything and scratching myself. but look, i've been out of the game now for 13 months and it's been a whirlwind. but of course i miss the game. i played for almost 23 years. played in new york, won a world championship. what i miss most is the fans, the clubhouse. i just miss the everyday competition. >> jimmy: when you would get booed, is that fun? is that something that energizes you? >> if you know anything about me, i have a ph.d. in getting booed. a re

compared to his predecessor it was probably pretty welcomed t the. >> host: the administration was kind of slow and going along in that idea has a lot of republicans were slow to go along with it. >> but that was part of his base to ask for that. notice to the book she introduced for medical marijua marijuana. >> guest: this freshman legislator coming at the time, teltold me that a little bit. >> guest: no doubt he starts off as a rockefeller republican and he supported nelson rockefeller for president in 1968, but evolved over time as the most they have good ideas but it doesn't work practically where conservatism and the free market does work so he evolved over the time. few republicans released a dove on that. it's an good district at this point. i think this image today wouldn't recognize. >> why wouldn't i do those things of course i would take my name off" for the civil rights act or congressman and supporting nicaragua. >> it goes back to the time of politics was like and we were talking before hand about how donald trump met with some in the act at the plate of the fact is that

. >>> welcome back t noon. the pain at the pump is easy during the wake of a hurricane season. aaa says prices have fallen for 14 out of the last 15 days. still fuel costs are 20 cents higher than they were this time a year ago. >>> police are intensifying their hunt for a possible serial killer in tampa, florida. nearly 400 people packed an elementary school last night, to hear updates from city officials. tampa mayor, bob buckhorn didn't hold back in pleading for the public's help. >> question need you to call us, and -- we need you to call us, and let us know what's going on. that's how we're going to catch this guy. >> there are questions concerning surveillance video that shows a man police want to speak to. he was walking in the area when one of the three victims was >>> former fox news host, bill o'reilly is going on the offensive to slam a "new york times" report about his alleged payouts for sexual harassment claims. the reports say the settlements have totaled about $45 million. >> anybody who doesn't like me will believe all the stuff that the smear merchants put out

." >>> and welcome back t news now." there's a message from mr.ogers often shared on social media following tragic events like this. it's been posted a lot this week. when you see scary things, look for helpers. >> and now we're hearing of more and more stories of helpers. brave men and women who jumped right into harm's way almost instinctively to save the lives of perfect strangers. >> reporter: the new stories now emerging of the quiet heroes who saved so many lives here. a firefighter was giving cpr to someone when he was shot in the arm. >> i kept doing chest compressions with one arm until i started to bleed a lot. >> reporter: natalie hit by a bullet and shrapnel, a cab drive taking her to the hospital and keeping pressure on her wounds. >> i don't know who he is. >> reporter: hueser. when a stranger saw him standing alone she stood by his side. >> he was really brave. she posted this photo and his relatives saw it. he's been reunited with his mother. >> reporter: and we walked into that room at desert springs medical center here in las veg

apos seven days on right up to the moment developments as well this is the weekly r t international hello and welcome to our top story syrian government troops liberated the eastern. all maya dean from islamic state it's the latest blow to the terror group which has suffered a string of major defeats in the war torn country oh. i. wish i. could. if you just took all the out of the job you describe. looks like. that's america but i. i i. but for the people in the province liberation after three years of brutality doesn't spell the end of their struggle morocco's the if went to meet two young sisters to hear their story. meet sally she's five maybe six will perhaps seven she doesn't know and the smog hits the streets a home surviving isis's c.g. of the resort was no mean feat so many perished as a result of starvation sickness violence. if. sally is a survivor she a sister and brother were abandoned by their parents years ago they divorced and left the children to fend for themselves. can't oh i'm. almost done on the land she spends her days begging stealing playing and surviving no easy lot for them i

wildfires tearing through northern california have now killed 31 people -- making them t in the state >>> welcometo our continuing coverage. wildfires. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. the wildfires in california have killed 3 is people, making it the deadliest in the state's history. hundreds of people remain missing and about 3500 homes and businesses have burned. smoke from the fires is creating the worst air quality in the bay area on record. right now, one of the biggest fires is threatening

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t w. hello and welcome to tomorrow today coming up. under pressure how to overcome the fear of failure. underwater drones archaeological research goes digital. and going underground exploring a subterranean city. but first the human brain and the mind is one of the most compelling topics in scientific research one of the big questions is where do our feelings and emotions come from. our emotions lend our lives beauty color and texture. yet negative emotions can also make our lives more difficult. but science may be able to help with that. one to happening maybe in germany's four football division but practicing penalties is part of training just as it is for top sides but what might be easy in training can be a nerve wracking ordeal during a real game. everyone knows how the fear of failure can affect performance you're an asshole murs knows that pressure too he used to play professionally just like his brother germany and by and munich star maps homers have the hundreds is that so intense it was the i want to get one you're on your own as you walk all the way up to the spot on the huma

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t. . >> welcome back.d 40 nights >> a few analyst calls goldman sachs downgrading general motors to sell from neutral. the price target $31 a share the analyst sees a negative earnings inflexion in 2018 also, america downgraded to equal 80 weight from overweight. they cited extreme up side citigroup downgrading jc penney and macy's the analyst noting that some companies specific issues for cvp and says risks are increasing for matescy's it is a little late. >>> in other corporate news, nintendo is raising its full year operating profit forecast this comes because of strong demand for its switched gaming console. the company says it now expects to sell 14 million consoles this year up from previous forecast of just ten million >> conzel rags brands is taking a nearly 10 % stake in canty growth that's a canadian marijuana company. consolation is planning to work with the grower to develop and market cannabis infused beverages. he expects marijuana to be legalized in thea it's eventually in coming years, and

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and uganda offers lessons in responding to a refugee crisis t w looks at the country's welcome for more than a million new arrivals even as it faces widespread hunger. and. i'm filled gal welcome to the program. leaders from britain and the e.u. are still divided over breakfast and meetings today in brussels broke up with the two sides are struggling with the terms of the divorce german chancellor i'm going to machall raised hopes that talks might be able to move on at the next summit in december but said progress would depend on britain settling its financial obligations we'll hear from brussels in just a moment first this. turris there may did her best to keep up appearances in brussels but she offered few new answers to the many questions that remain about. how much is laundered willing to pay to settle its divorce battle and when it remains a mystery. the full and final settlement will come as part of the final agreement that we're getting in relation to the future partnership and i think that's absolutely right finances are the main sticking point between britain and the e.u. unive

t w. hello and welcome to quadriga he's young he's charismatic and he refers to his base as a movement rather than a party no it's not a manual mccaw i'm referring to but the even younger and distinctly more conservative sebastian courts in just five months he reinvented a party that has been in government for thirty years renaming it simply asked in courts list and borrowing anti immigration rhetoric from austria's hard right wing populist their leader. was also a big winner in last sunday's elections together the two parties took nearly two thirds of the vote. the election result is being called a tectonic shift abroad as well as in austria so is austria's swing to the right a threat to europe that's the question i'll be discussing with my guests it's a pleasure to welcome pam and she is a journalist for germany's topps daily newspaper and she says the swing to the right in austria is not an exception but the norm all of europe is shifting to the right. and with us as well as ron kaufman he is the w.'s eastern europe expert and he says if we end up positions itself as a right wing populist

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t w. i want to welcome to another action packed show we are taking to the water today both above and below here's a look at what's coming up. on this scene for the first time women are playing an important role at the volvo ocean race. at the coast we visit a converted fisherman's hut in scotland. and under the water for i refer summary good luck to get up close and personal with sharks. we start off with one of the toughest sailing regattas in the world the volvo ocean race since one thousand nine hundred eighty three the most experienced sailors have taken to the high seas for a true test of endurance and they are about to do it again the race to start this weekend in the continent in spain and the regatta will take the teams forty five thousand nautical miles around the world across four oceans and the most notable aspect of this edition is that women are taking a leading role now we talk to some of the female crew ahead of the race. racing across the sea at breakneck speeds. even in training the volvo ocean race is teams take things to the limit. among the sailors battling to shave off

t w. a very warm welcome to focus on europe on michelle henery glad you could join us across europe all eyes on the small north east region of spain in the wake of the recent catalonian referendum deemed illegal by the spanish government catalonian separatists hope to split from the rest of spain in parliament causing ones president bush to mind said he wanted independence but only after negotiations with the spanish government a message that was welcomed by his followers. freedom and independence these are fundamental european values proudly written into many constitutions this freedom however also has limitations sometimes the price of freedom can be hotly disputed consider spain not every catalan believes that freedom means independence as a result many communities where some residents call for unity while others and cyst on independence are being torn apart like in the village of mont blanc. his olives are nearly right half andrea is hoping the catalonian independence movement will also soon bear fruit here in month long they can fighting to split from the rest of spain for a long time t

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t. as a thank you very much for agreeing to this d.w. interview of course and that's your kind of warm welcome to our viewers my name is thomas spawn mr t. as in the election to germany's parliament the bundestag the right wing populist f.t. won more votes from eastern germany than any other party how does that make you feel as an eastern german who has fought against a right wing extremism for years explaining what's. going on and it's an appalling result it makes me very sad. but we shouldn't speak only of the eastern germans. the difference between east and west to the f.t. is relative. to the f.d.a. has also grown very strong in bavaria and bought in europe and back there twelve percent of men and even more in eastern germany like everywhere in eastern germany that's right. and first we must say something obvious and is that. the voters themselves are always to blame. they carry the responsibility for home the electorate and voters in germany could know whom they were voting for and even then because the f.t. is already represented in a number of state parliaments especially in eastern germany where it's done nothing constructive he