into the loudoun valley. you will see the routes with the blue errors that begin. -- the blue arrows. on their way back, they did not find much. be killed. will the campaign will clash with elements of the 35th virginia calvary. this is a very quick action, but it is sketched by different newspaper artists. it is a resounding route of the confederate forces. many are driven from the battlefield. thereconnaissance into the loudoun valley is relatively clear of confederate forces. the will call into play developing strategy of abraham lincoln. as commander-in-chief of the union armies. the confederate calvary was in the process of getting around the army of potomac, abraham lincoln would write a very wordy letter to george mcclellan, outlining lincoln's vision for what could be the plan for the fall campaign. now nearyou are richmond and the route that the enemy needs to take. there andu not reach let's admit that he is more than your equal? -- the road is as good for him as for you. my idea was that this would

it went from the east side of napa valley to the east side of santa rosa. let's come in for that last stop. by santa rosa, we are really talking about the northern edge of the sonoma valley right here. there is the other community in the front lines of the story. that is sky hawk. from deer park to sky hawke, one fire. that is what these intense fires can do with the historically dry vegetation. hopefully that hopes to clear up some of that intense vegetation >> well, earlier today even with the winds starting to calm down we are still at a 4 or 5 in napa and sonoma county. as the winds have died down, there has been no real cooling trend and the atmospheric moisture has been low. they will remain below the halfway point on the scale through the day tomorrow. by late afternoon we are at our hottest. the highest numbers we can find are a 3 on a scale of 0 to 10. we will get more moisture in the equation and we will be at a 1 or 2 with the on shore winds kicking back in. the winds don't look like they will be that strong. they will be from a more helpful dire

what should germany be doing about it in the valley affair if i can put it like that. the 1st step is to use clear language in russia in the case of a number on the the international law was violated 2 times one time by killing or attempt killing of an opposition all standards inside the european legal system russia is paranoid and attacking. it violated international law by using a weapon of mass destruction then it is simply from britain and should have been destroyed for a long time. so let's explore that. germany says it has evidence that novacek is used i haven't heard anyone say that they have evidence that this was used by russia refused in russia and that this. weapons of mass destruction not a truck is a variable not for a 1st time in russia that is violating international law ok let me let me rephrase the question and it happened in russia we don't yet have a smoking gun do we we don't yet have anyone to make the connection that says that the kremlin ordered this hit. but it tears in the responsibility of the russian government who have all international oblig

had the german armed forces to examine the clinical evidence and now we have clear findings alexander valley was a victim of an attack with a chemical agent of the navi chalk group this is a poison that can be undoubtedly found in the clinical evidence that makes it sure that alex and about me is the victim of a crime and he was to be silenced and i condemn that on behalf of the federal government i condemn it strongly i would like to seize the opportunity to express my concerns on behalf of alexander valley and reach out to his family who is suffering difficult times i hope and wish that he will be able to recover from this attack i call the federal president and discussed the new developments in the case and of all me with him the federal government also has informed the parliamentary groups and the german bund a stark. which is the organization for the provision of chemical weapons and dan how we will also establish a contact the russian ambassador how's it been informed this afternoon about the findings in the. federal chancellor's office and we expect the russian government to make a de

, the valley that normally channels fresh air into novato put it happens to be her near the valley the onshore breeze concentrates the smoke into novato. >> i was surprised, yes. i thought it was hopefully clearing up, i was quite surprised. >> it is really bad. >> here is something you probably did not know. while the little blue paper mask may help us keep safe from covid but not against smoke. >> masks are good, but if you are looking purely at the question of how much does it protect you from the particulate matter come the surgical masks are not very effective in that regard. >> the n-95 does a much better job of keeping smoke from our lungs. >> we will see it in the next couple of weeks. >> it's odd that they are getting dense smoke and don't count on the little blue surgical mask to do much about the smoke. >> we think hopefully the fire will go away. >> in novato, don ford, kpix 5. >> that is at the news at 5:00. >> news at six begins right now. >>> now at 6:00, making sure your vote counts in the presidential election. the signature verification process and is thy rey for

what holds theost weight for voters in 2020 here in the lehigh valley? >> health care, you know, separate from e pandemic. economic issues are always there, economic and jobs. >> reporter: chris borick is and director of the muhlenberg college institute of public opinion in allentown. >> even wh the economy seemed to be, by most macroeconomic indicators, sailing along earlier this year, when we asked peoplebout the number one issue that they were looking for would tell us econmic issues. >> reporter: but this region is no stranger to hard times; th area is known for being the home of bethlehem steel. >> reporter: so, when we think of u.s. stl, this is-- this is it. >> well, thiis a big part of . all throughout the 20th century, a good portion of it was based right here for four and a half miles along the river. >> reporter: don cunningham is the president and c.e.o. of the lehigh valley economic development corporation, and was the mayor when bethlehem steel shut down its last local fac.tory in 19 >> we had spent a lot of time talking about what we needed

candidates from the valley's own movement a nationalist or a communist here in tomsk in the valley highlighted local corruption in this campaign video he refers to blood sucking creatures. naturally use it but i'm strongly if i've already started travelling around cities in the country to declare

to cooperate with moscow on a probe into the alleged poisoning of opposition figure aleck's in the valley as the russian side looks to travel to berlin for more information. and the issue riles german lawmakers as they clash over how best to try to deal with the kremlin in their eyes a fiery debate in parliament. why does novell need such a level of protection from our security services political mud it is part of the putin system why would the russian government be so stupid them and even let me fly out to drew me instead of hiding him in russia and british counties will reimpose coronavirus restrictions controversially as the country witnesses a disturbing spike in covert 19 cases. by. their good afternoon art international the weekend with me kevin owen here this hour this saturday the 12th of september great to have you company so they've already been there scores of arrests as yellow vest protesters come out across france despite a ban in some areas rather leaders in say. on giving voices to all those of folks who throw the pandemic as the country registers was $10000.00 cases in 24

if the kremlin really regrets the assassination attempt on alex in the valley and really wants to clear things up why does novell need such a level of protection from our security services political murder is part of the putin system. so not only are the russians supposed to have tried to poison an opponent of the regime with a military nerve agent but they put it in his tea why would the russian government be so stupid them and even let an avanti fly out to germany instead of hiding him in russia it's absurd nord stream too was a big issue on the during the debate as well basically the german politicians splitting into 3 camps there are those that say it needs to be halted immediately and perhaps canceled altogether there are those that want to wait and see how russia reacts and how this story develops and there are those saying that it's simply too important economically and it must remain purely an economic project no matter what else is going on we have those see heated debate over north stream both on the streets here in germany and on friday night in the bundestag north stream has

this is it amateur footage shot in imax in the valleys room according to his supporters about an hour. after the russian opposition figure started showing the 1st symptoms of the poisoning and the 1st thing that jumps at the viewer is that all these people in the room normally it is advised to wear more protective gear to protect oneself from covert and this here they were potentially dealing with a military grade nerve agent and look at that only some of them wearing as much as late exe gloves many people in the room aren't wearing anything and they are saying that at that time they were dealing with no be chock one of the most deadliest nerve agents out there in the world there was no specific hope of finding anything like that but since it was absolutely clear to us that the valley was not just slightly ill and didn't have heat stroke it was decided to stick everything that could be hypothetically useful in some way and pass it over to the doctors in germany 2 weeks later the german laboratory found traces of novacek on the bottle from the tomsk room and then 2 more laboratories th

the lnu and downwind blows in at santa clara valley. but the dry valley is getting the air funneled and from the north bay. as the onshore breeze bay area standards but it is enough to distribute smoke across the bay area. even if you do not live in the vicinity fire crews are still trying to get a handle on in the smoke a sole factor. tomorrow's air quality is still going to be unhealthy for sensitive groups with asthma, emphysema or everybody. expecting the worst air quality for the entire bay area tomorrow, not much change to the overall weather pattern as we head ro of thisweek. well a lookthe tailcoming up in just a few minutes. tofire watch, dozens more national guard troops are fighting the czu complex fire. the other two big fires are 60% contained or more. for the first time in history, tonight, firefighters from israel for helping fight our wildfires. 10 of them arrived over the weekend and will spend the next two weeks battling the lnu and scu fires. and coronavirus is impacting two bay area sports teams in a big way tonight.

some of our western colleagues wrote the valley was saved by a miracle allegedly it was this new tourist nova chuck but the russian citizen managed to survive thanks to a happy coincidence what is this happy coincidence so the impeccable work of a pilot's doctors and paramedics is presented as a lucky coincidence they don't even admit that we act. it in a proper way but this family of no veto nerve agents got into public spotlight during the events in salzburg during the alleged poisoning of sergei scruple and his daughter and what jumps out is the striking difference as to how the investigators in the u.k. handled that situation and the supporters of election of ali just look at the protective gear worn by the investigators in the u.k. to the right and will literally almost nothing when it comes to people who were dealing with a potentially even deadly nerve agent in the russian city of tomsk i'm talking about the supporters of alexy in the valley of course people are wearing more protective gear to defend themselves against covert and here they're dealing again with a potentially milit

in the city of the lex in a valley in extreme distress well placed in tom skipping putting together a timeline of where he was in the lead up to him getting on that plane they've placements in the valley in a hotel in a restaurant in a flat and in a coffee shop. what they've also been going about doing is trying to interview those that were in close contact with aleck's in the valley during his time in the city of tomsk police there say they've been able to interview 5 of the 6 people that spent a lot of time with mr novelli they say the 6th person a woman is believed to have come here to germany there are still lots of facts to come to light in the case of what happened to alexa in the funny books as we search for those facts the diplomatic route between germany and russia continues to heat up. peter all over this so as we heard senior politicians in berlin have been piling pressure on the government there to pull out of the north stream to project over the novell the case in the week we spoke exclusively with the head of the german parliament energy committee about that very issue.

today the worst air quality was in the tri-valley into the santa clara valley. rybody will see that unhealthy air-quality level on tuesday, looks like it might be more concentrated for the north day and around the central bay and along the coast on wednesday, no trouble spots to zero in on yet for thursday and friday but just the way the overall weather pattern is shaping up, it looks like there will be at least a couple of locations where we have changes, yellow dots to orange. temperatures were hot, haze and smoke, temperature reached up to 104 degrees, not quite a record, 113 degrees was the high temperature in fairfield this afternoon, 111 in napa, that is a new record high temperature. fremont and 99, 99 degrees at the oakland airport. 96 degrees downtown oakland. and 91 degrees downtown san francisco, surprisingly not a record. we get into the hudgins -- hundreds even less often. right now it is still 89 at sfo but downtown it seems to be in the upper 70s. 98 in hayward, 107 and livermore in concord, one a wait in fairfield and 110 in santa rosa. 66 degrees

the tri-valley 59. we'll see some patchy areas of fog near the coast, the bay, and also into san francisco. my coldest temperature, 55 for the north bay. temperatures warm up a degree or two tomorrow, but it will remain relatively comfortable considering what's going to be coming our way. this will bring us to 85 in los gatos and 86 in morgan hill. more 80s for the inland valleys of the east bay but a little hotter, 88 in concord, 89 pittsburg. back to the bay we'll have those 70s. more 70s right here through san mateo for the peninsula. redwood city and palo alto into the low 80s. san francisco stays in the 60s with that westerly wind at 18 miles per hour. this will bring us to 69 in the mission and 66 for the outer sunset. and again some of the best weather, doesn't get much more perfect than that. 78 in mill valley tomorrow. best weather in the whole valley. you got to get outside and enjoy tomorrow because we have big-time changes moving on it. we're going to get hit here on two differentab angles. w

we have already commented on this and said we have nothing to hide says the soon as alex in the valley fell ill the plane was grounded and necessary measures rumi julie taken is soon as he was transported to germany and those who were demanding information from russia went silent and did not demand anything from berlin this is all following the same old scenario we hear public accusations against russia in the fischel requests to berlin from a prosecutor's office have so far gone unanswered we were promised today that we would soon receive response as soon as we get the facts we will react accordingly this is all reminiscent of what happened with this cripples it or secretary general again stoltenberg has his mind made up though he says international action needs to be taken however he stopped short of saying what form that should take we strongly believe that this is blatant violation of international law so it requires an international response. but i will not speculate about exactly what kind of international response what we're seeing at the moment is warnings and demands flying ba

, it was okay in the santa clara valley. let's put it in motion hour by hour how they change colors the wind blows the smoke around a little bit and we have improving air quality deteriorating air quality for the tri-valley and really deteriorated the santa clara valley. the north bay has been battled day. the same pattern will repeat as we head through the ne l day, rge-scal weather pattern is not going to change a whole lot. he keeps that stuff trapped in place. temperatures right now is only 60 degrees downtown in the fog the marine layer is making its way inland. 66 degrees in oakland in the upper 60s in santa rosa, 72 in san jose and upper 70s for the warm spots as we head toward's early tomorrow morning. then, it backs up towards the coast. it's going to be tough to see sunshine along the coast by tuesday afternoon but once the fog retreats, relative humidity levels will not be back, mostly in the 20 to 40% range so another day even if the weather is not going to be cooperative at least it's not going to be a hindrance

offshore flow pattern winds out of the north northeast right now 20 miles per hour sustained in the valleys but in the highest peaks could see wind gusts tonight through monday morning upwards of 45 miles per hour or less let's take a look at relative humidity out there right now for our driest inland valleys in the north bay already down to 28% tell range for yacht bill and sonoma for those of you in fairfield not that much better 26% relative humidity down to 34% for those of you in livermore and orinda but as i fast forward to monday morning because we're still tracking gusty. wind speeds remember the glass fire sparked 4 o'clock saturday or sunday morning and similar conditions are expected for your monday morning as well. >>but only drier conditions compared to this morning for monday morning because we did truck a warmer air mass today that really did dry out the vegetation so we could see relative humidity as we wake up by monday morning in the mid morning hours anywhere in the teens for those of you in the north bay and east bay down into the single digits by monday afternoon becaus

this is just as you say that the last drop in the barrel the last straw so it's not just about in the valley. it's not in your number never around we have a specific row he has disclosed this system of corruption of blackmailing people is system there also hurts the unit track for example off foreign investors in russia so we ask often times you are interested rest russia instead of our economic and political relations to germany then you have to organize the rule of law inside russia this is not going to question your own citizens it's also a question for foreign investors and couldn't so this return for just 400 to one on the issue of foreign investors and foreign investment in day let's turn to the issue of nordstrom this is the massive gas pipeline between russia and germany so far the chancellor is looking to separate than the valley issue from nord stream to growing political pressure on her to stop the project what do you believe she should do. on monday mrs merkel visited her constituency on the art of lou and she explained if you want to complete. north korea to the sum put truth is

>>by the way we've put together a list of the napa valley wineries that were destroyed or damaged in the glass fire you can find it on our website kron 4 dot com. >>the fire crews from across the state in napa and sonoma counties right now helping to fight this glass fire. cal fire santa clara units sent up for strike teams and 13 engines. the agency is now relying on local resources to respond to emergencies happening in the south bay. >>we reached out to gilroy fire san jose fire is the regional parks in alameda county and they stopped additional resources for us to put in our stations a backfield the 13 inches we have currently out on incidents in northern california. >>the division chief says that the state also hired more than a 1000 firefighters back in july and that's been helping cal fire crews to get enough rest before going back out there to the fire lines california's emergency management leaders are asking for another major disaster declaration from president trump. >>try to handle these devastating wildfires. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala sat down with the state's

that data is then transmitted to the valley. if the southern flank of the hopeful go collapses that would also affect the northern side in germany there are no villages here but there is a popular hiking trail. as a vendor for stock cliffs suddenly collapses the entire summer will be destabilized or more rockslides will be the result is going to come so i don't want you to observe. me and made plans and. also monitor the area with a drone. it's good let's focus on the summer suits are. good but good to the photos you steered as smoothly as you can. flow and major takes photos with the drone camera which he uses to make a 3 d. graphic image that is accurate to within one or 2 percent. this allows them to detect cracks or to centimeters in when. their research is also take the opportunity to test different monitoring techniques. back at the large crevice michelle cottle at and his team are installing the sensors. that's easier said than done. let's move the problem up there struggling to attach the devices. it's hard work there's a

that data is then transmitted to the valley. if the southern flank of the hopeful go collapses that would also affect the northern side in germany there are no villages here but there is a popular hiking trail. as of end of that cliff suddenly collapses the entire summer will be destabilized more rockslides will be the result is going to come so why don't you do it's. lovely and made land and. also monitor the area with a drone. it's good let's focus on the summer shoots. so that's good i'll shoot the photos you steered as smoothly as you can. flurry and major takes photos with the drone camera which he uses to make a 3 d. graphic image that is accurate to within one or 2 cent. is this allows them to detect cracks the 2 centimeters in when. their research is also take the opportunity to test different monitoring techniques. back at the large crevice michelle cottle atta and his team are installing the sensors. that's easier said than done. but what's the problem they're struggling to attach the devices. it's hard work there's abo

could also lead to they also want to see an international probe into what happened to alexa in the valley when they talk about an international probe that's including the united nations the european union the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons and others all to be on side with that and it talks about blocking the construction of nord stream to the gas pipeline that takes russian gas or will take russian gas under the baltic sea directly into germany earlier this week we heard from your state but held the e.u. high representative for foreign affairs saying that wasn't within the remit of the e.u. institutions to do he said it would be up to the individual member states that are involved in the project if they were to council out call 'd it off block it in any way or just temporarily suspend it however we have heard from the e.u. commission president saying now is the time for action and to those that advocates closer ties with russia. i say that the poisoning of alexei navalny with an advanced chemical agent is not a one off. we have seen the pattern in georgia and in ukr

that side of the valley. what's interesting about the painting is it's showing the ecosystem of the landscape in the 1870s which is meadows and oak woodlands with a few coniferous trees. it's a real contrast to the landscape we see today which is almost all dark coniferous forest. not that one is better than the other or preferable but that the ecosystem here has changed enormously because this was a place that was preserved. native americans had lived here and done management of their own through burning. once that management was stopped and the place was protected, the ecological shifts started occurring. those of us that visit today think this is the way it's always been because we don't know it has that history. that's part of what we're going to be looking at today is understanding the ways in which parks change over time, how they change far more than we recognize, and how that helps us to understand what's going on with park protection. so, one of the things that most of us take public participation in.

says nothing's been received yet the valley emerged from an induced coma this week with german doctors saying he's now responding to speech although the long term effects are still unclear he was airlifted to palin for treatment last month after falling ill on a flight from siberia the russian doctors that initially treated him found no evidence of poisoning meanwhile russia's envoy to the un has responded to the allegations coming from western powers. these school uses them can look at these questions well so hopefully we will hear what statements formal and what measures are being mentioned discussed. these leaders leads us to only would will reply nickel question legion lost in search situations we've won you trace it erk we've pulled those who used to benefit from this the one that one if you demand explanations will defer explain the people and we'll compare notes one should with the last elite geishas uncle ability to by evidence even this is as you see me your reasonable german parliament debated the poisoning of a special session on friday and several lawmakers demanded action

in the stories that shapes the week moscow claims germany is not being cooperative in the alexina valley case of the berlin said it was a refuge of all the russian opposition leader have been poisoned have been lobby chopped nerve agents. all week since the disputed presidential election invalid roosting thousands once again take to the streets of mid-scale in protest. this is a multistory car park near the hotel when it started bringing people sort of to running take cover and spread all over the floors people shouting chants but there's no actual aggression from the crowd. russia says it's ready to move ahead with large scale testing of its corona virus vaccine and despite western media skepticism over its effectiveness the over announced british medical journal face the vaccine looks promising. and the french the terrible magazine charlie hebdo reprints his controversial cartoons of the prophet mohammad reigniting debate is done to mark the terror trial gets underway 5 years since the bloody attack on the publication of offices in paris. every well welcome to you you're watching the w

despite germany saying it's a refutable the russian opposition figure alexina valley was poisoned with shock the russian doctors who 1st treated him playing that's pure fiction moscow's demanding proof. british government's handling of the pandemic has forced many n.h.s. doctors to consider quitting that's according to a new poll. thank you nothing yeah. so-called spit on british police doubled during the covert health crisis. live from moscow watching r.t. international with me daniel hawkins were shooting in from for day welcome to the program. they were high profile member of the opposition has been arrested on the border with ukraine over an incident where a patrol agents life was put in danger for his claims while his supporters that what are your greatest think of the opposition's coordination had been kidnapped by but are a security officers. on the conflicting versions. while this is a somewhat strange and confused the story on monday news came out that recollects the couple one of the horses opposition figures and a campaign partner of satellite who will remember was defeated

it was just the valley and literally the view shed from the valley. so if you're standing on the valley floor like where i took those photographs or earlier, by the merced river, and you're looking up at those walls, the boundary of those protected area is those walls. we don't care about the ecosystem, we don't care about the forest, we don't care about the overall mountains and large landscape. what we are protecting here is the view. and then by making it into a public park, a government on park. member all of this land was public land, part of the public domain, claimed by the u.s. when we won the mexican american war in 1848 and california became part of the union. so all that is being done is setting aside already public own land, not allowing homesteaders to make claims on it, not allowing minors to come in and mess it up. trying to keep it nice and tidy so that tourists can come and see this grand view and feel this nationalistic pride. the original proposal for setting aside yosemite did not come from the public at large, which is sort of how

was no specific hope of finding anything like that but since it was absolutely clear to us that the valley was not just slightly ill and didn't have heat stroke it was decided to stick everything that could be hypothetically useful in some way and pass it over to the doctors in germany 2 weeks later the german laboratory found traces of novacek on the bottle from the tomsk room and then 2 more laboratories that took tests from alexei confirms that novelli was poisoned with it now we understand this was done before he left his room to go to the airport. this video seems to raise more questions than provide answers 1st and foremost how that particular bottle and all the this evidence all these things were transferred from moscow to berlin there have been some unconfirmed reports that apparently a special rescue plane took all his belongings from that room to berlin for instance selection of only could simply choose not to drink from anything provided by the many by his hotel i mean there was there was up to up to him there were 3 bottles in the video we can see that the right least 3 separat

that data is then transmitted to the valley. if the southern flank of the hopeful go collapses that would also affect the northern side in germany there are no villages here but there is a popular hiking trail. as a vendor for stock cliffs suddenly collapses the entire summers will be destabilized more rockslides will be the result will come to why don't you it's. really a made land and. also monitor the area with a drone. it's good let's focus on the summer for. the. search for a good altitude the photos you steered as smoothly as you can. flurry and major takes photos with the drone camera which he uses to make a 3 d. graphic image that is accurate to within one or 2 cent. is this allows them to detect cracks or to centimeters in when. their research is also take the opportunity to test different monitoring techniques. on the back of the large crevice michelle cottle atta and his team are installing the sensors. that's easier said than done. but the problem is they're struggling to attach the devices. it's hard work there's abo

pam and ken i'm here to please call church on the hill which overlooks the valley over my right shoulder, you can perhaps make out the skyline there of downtown san jose and then over my left shoulder here you can see that is so dark know that all of the traffic coming up out of downtown san jose here on highway 87 while they all have their lights ron as i it's a couple of hours lar been that way valley today, let's take a look. >>a flock of turkey, vultures against an orange sun only added to the eerie mars like skies over the south bay wednesday. from gilroy palo alto gray skies persistent all day from the east foothills jose just a few miles distant is barely visible. that's the to 8681 o one interchange close downtown's santa clara street feels like or dawn. >>looking west into the tains t darker still. >>that's highway 17 as from above los gatos. here's a look at morgan hill from a top anderson dam. >>on the road many people their on indeed the sky looking like rain might be on the way. but what's falling is not rain but rather soot and ash if the pandemic board bad enough, those m

notice how some of the valleys may not see a lot of wind. ll tops here and eventually spilling down in the santa cruz. that will drop humidity down and set the stage for increasing fire danger, even as the temperatures will try to cool down just a little bit by tuesday. more so passing the middle part of the week. san francisco, clearly you can see the cool down kicking in the second half of the week as we get a return of the low clouds. valleys will have to wait until thursday as the winds shift out of that dry warm wind to one that is a sea breeze which will bring in low clouds on the coast and bring in a comfortable way for next weekend. today it was 88 degrees. only the hottest valleys by next weekend. we will see those temperatures as we do a cool down here. but tomorrow more records set to be broken. back to you. >> all right. thanks, rob. >> coming up, she's a trail blazing coach and now the san francisco giants have done something few players have. her reaction to this huge honor. >>> and move over nasa and spacex. there is a new comp

deadly says says still nothing has been received as of yet the valley emerged from the in juice co with this week with german doctors saying he no reaction to speech the long term effects are still unclear he was airlifted to berlin for treatment last month after falling element flight of course from siberia the russian hospital that initially treated him notes no evidence of poisoning was uncovered meantime russia's envoy to the un's been responding to western pressure on his country. these are all incident cannot but raise questions about some poll play being speech we hear what statements formal and what measures are being mentioned discussed or in walked these leaders leads us to an unavoidable reply nicol question legions borst in search of situations we've won you trace it erk we promised who is to benefit from this the one that won it if you demand explanations will defect on the table and we'll compare notes one should with the last elite geishas and corroborated by evidence even this is as you see me your reasonable but. the german parliament's debated the poisoning at a specia

get their candidates elected but for now his family and friends are holding on to the hope that the valley pulls through let's get the very latest on this now with your correspondents nina hasa in berlin and yuri rasho for us in moscow is there to both of you know what proof has the german government been laying out for its claims. oh a german government spokesman said that there was unequivocal evidence that he was indeed poisoned with novae chuck not only is in one of the country's leading hospitals these doctors here have a lot of experience they ran a lot of tests when he 1st arrived here last week and in different several independent labs before they concluded that he was indeed poisoned and then a special toxicology test was carried out by the german border to me and that department in the german bunds that deals with chemical weapons and so specializes on protecting civilians and the military yury with independent labs involved with the german bullets fair involved what's the kremlin been saying about the charges and the evidence well as always brian moscow turns the tables and pret