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write to us on facebook or by e-mail. we'd love to hear what you think. anchor: hundreds of thousands of people have fled as far as germany to escape civil war and the terror of is. there are currently around 20,000 syrians in berlin. people from over 180 nations live in the german capital, many of whom have been here for decades. and one street seems to be of particular appeal. reporter: sunrise at zoo station. this hub in the west of berlin slowly stirs into life. here's where kantstraße begins. two and half kilometers of tried and tested integration. two and half kilometers brimming with people from all nationalities and backgrounds, working side by side. the theater of the west. stucco architecture. artsy district of savignyplatz. then onto cantonstraße, "cantonese street," as the asian community calls it. and from there past the late night shops, nail salons and hairdressers of the iranians, vietnamese and russians. soner gozudok is among them. some customers wonder why he speaks german so well. >> so i say "you speak german well too," then they're c

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[applause] to join the conversation like us on facebook. this year c-span is touring cities across the country exploring american history. a look at our recent visit to montgomery alabama. watch american history tv all weekend every weekend. alabama state capitol is a very old and historic facility. from the civil war to civil rights. most historical capitals in the united states. with a six pointed star here. marking where jefferson davis become the first and only president of the confederate states of america. jefferson davis didn't stand on the daughters of the confederacy had the star cut and placed here. the capital was here until may 20, 1861. hundred and four years later dr. king led the voting rights march to the same place. stood at hisace first inaugural address. i trust thece: gauntlet before the feet of tyranny. now.gation segregation tomorrow. segregation forever. [applause] >> three historic events that took place here. the register of interior departments historical places. it burned to the ground in 1848. in 1851 the current

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find us on facebook and click on get notifications for the latest updates. heather: this was north of indianapolis. deputies were serving search and a depu dead inside the mobile home. new at 6:00, authorities say black boxes from the plane that crashed in russia last week are seriously damaged. the release to at human error, technical problems, and weather conditions. someone killed by isis in iraq. louis cardin was hit by enemy fire in iraq as part of operation resolve. he was a part of the second marine addition there he -- expeditionary units. california. brevard police are investigating a body found behind a maintenance shed on a college campus. two students reported finding it last night. an office -- an autopsy is scheduled tomorrow. the person does not appear to be a student or a staff member. please are investigating multiple fights at a student event on usc greensburg campus. video of the fight has been shared on social media. university did go into lockdown because police -- did not go into lockdown because police had the situation was contained a

. >> stay tune to local 12 news and follow us on facebook and twitter, as we work with our partners to bring you the most up-to-date information. >> a man accused of killing a man on i-275 is ordered held on a half million dollars bond. 35-year-old is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide. investigator say evidence impaired and speeding sunday night. 41-year-old died at the scene. litmeyer has been arrested twice in the past. in that first case he pleaded guilty to reckless operation and two years later pleaded guilty to dui. >> 24-year-old william dickens is accused of driving a car and leading place on a chase that started in sharonville. stolen property and failure to comply with a police officer. 19-year-old faces several property. the chase ended with a crash on sharon road in glendale. according to court documents, police found mail from several local companies in the car. dom dominic dickens was given a $60,000 bond. >> jessica vallet guilty at the beginning of march. 180 days in jail. she served 173 days. she'll be released in a week. condition and the benadryl that she in

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find us on facebook, like our page, and click get notifications for the latest updates. steve: there is a new twist in the knife that may have been found on o.j. simpson's old property in los angeles. officials say a preliminary assessment indicate it is not the murder weapon. the knife was supposedly found by someone during the demolition of his home in 1998 and turned over to a now-retired lapd officer. the knife came to attention of police in the last month or simpson was acquitted on murder charges. the knife used in the murders has never been found. tisha: a jury is deliberating is and a stalker should pay penalties for erin andrews. she filed a $75 million lawsuit against two companies and the stock or when secret videos were taken in 2008. steve: astronaut scott kelly is talking about his year in space and he is describing how weightlessness changed him. >> initially, this time coming out of the capsule, i felt better than i did last time, but at some point, those lines have crossed and my level of muscle soreness and fatigue is a lot higher than it was last time.

find us on facebook and click on get notifications the latest updates. heather: new details in indiana that left a police officer dead. he was killed serving a warrant a second deputy was also life. heather: i retired pennsylvania state trooper shot and killed by troopers after killing two people in a tollbooth. he confronted a pair of toll collectors with a gun, killing one of them and the security guard. he then took off in a turnpike vehicle and was killed in a shoot off be hind highway patrol. >> the actor in this case was clarence briggs from newville, pennsylvania. he was 55 years old, male subject areas retired state trooper. he retired from the troop t location, part of the turnpike system, in january 2012. heather: police are investigating multiple fights at a student event on unc greensboro campus friday. the university did not going into lockdown because police said the situation was contained. a campus security alert was not sent out into the next day. some students say it was not tight enough. >> he was sporadic fights throughout, person in

find us on facebook for the latest updates. tisha: a durham sheriff's deputy is credited with helping a missing dog find its way home. steve: it was missing for more than a year. the sheriff's office said animal control responded to a call of a stray dog. luckily, it had tags. deputy tanner made the call, and said the owner's voice cracked when she heard jack had been found. she had given up hope. she and jack are very happy tonight. he is probably in the doghouse. tisha: where has jack been? have not seen him for a whole year. steve: he has some stories to tell. tisha: so glad he is back home. steve: we came very close to breaking a record today. tisha: it was almost hot. chris: you are right. we tied a record, 86, set in 1945. last time we were at 80 was on september 20. it will cool down gradually. as far as active weather, any rain would be sunday. that is a ways out, so things could change, but there is a good shot of a coastal low forming. if this were january, there would be potential for a winter storm, but there is not

find us on facebook and stay connected with our updates. steve: we are continuing to watch very busy polling places if you are in line by 7:30, you will be able to vote. and we will have the results for you here on abc11, on our website, abc11.com. and we have volunteers from the league of women voters to answer your questions and concerns. you can call them at 919-687-2266. tisha: some people standing in line in their short sleeves and shorts, it is such a perfect day. steve: it is perfect voting weather. chris: we could not have more perfect conditions, it was a spectacular day for election day. it will continue tomorrow. it gets warmer, back in the 80's again. probably a new record high. tomorrow should be 86 degrees. temperatures slowly begin to go down. it will not be an abrupt change, but it will start friday and go maybe a spotty shower tomorrow, but the best chance of rain comes sunday. and that could be a chilly rain as pressure moves up the coast. 77, just a few scattered cumulus clouds. 76 officially at the airport. sunrise, comi

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find us on facebook, like our page, and click get notifications for the latest updates. steve: there is a new twist in the knife that may have been found on o.j. simpson's old officials say a preliminary assessment indicate it is not the murder weapon. the knife was supposedly found by someone during the demolition of his home in 1998 and turned over to a now-retired lapd officer. the knife came to attention of police in the last month or simpson was acquitted on murder charges. the knife used in the murders has never been found. tisha: a jury is deliberating is in 2008. steve: astronaut scott kelly is talking about his year in space and he is describing how >> initially, this time coming out of the capsule, i felt better than i did last time, but at some point, those lines have crossed and my level of muscle higher than it was last time. it almost makes me think that maybe there is a linear function i also have an issue with my skin. it had not touched anything for so long, like any significant contact, it is very, very sensitive. it is almost like a burning feeling wher

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find us on facebook, like our page, and keep yourself connected. andrea: a ball -- a bullet hole found near a shooting recently has been found not to be but the family of the victim said that their own investigators contradict the raleigh pd accounts of the situation. it was found on the corner of the street where this new bullet hole was found. the da says she expects the fbi report on the shooting to be wrapped up next week. a hit and run in north county leaves a triad man dead. the 24-year-old was visiting a house when he went missing. he was found lying on the side of the road with no sign of the fear cold that hit him. anyone with information should call police. and a bus crashed carrying a high school basketball team. the lid of a drink came off in a woman's car and she lost control on interstate 65. she sideswiped a bus, causing it the coach was airlifted and several others were taken to the hospital that none of their injuries were life-threatening. pope francis is expanding his social media reach today. the positive -- the pontiff joint in

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follow us on facebook and like our page. find us on facebook.com/cbs new york. >>> and years ago today, vanished and investigators don't know what happened. tina krause reports that relatives of the victims remain desperate for answers. >> reporter: relatives of the victims are still the grieving on the second anniversary of mh- 370s disappear. the family members of chinese citizens on board the flight from kuala lumpur to beijing prayed for answers. my hope is that the plane can be found, she said. i heard the search is going to stop. and that can not happen. last july, a section of the wing washed up on reunion island off of the coast of africa and last week, a three footlong piece of metal turned up off of the coast of mozambique and investigators are working to confirm it came from the boeing triple 7. she lost her husband patrick who was an in-flight supervisor on malaysia airlines flight 370 when it mysteriously vanished from radar. of. >> reporter: malaysia's parliament held a moment of silence to remember the 239 peop

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share your opinion with us on facebook. join us again next week, on global 3000.captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] steves: we're in rothenburg, germany's ultimate walled city. in the middle ages, when frankfurt and munich were just wide spots on the road, rothenburg was one of germany's largest cities, with a whopping population of 6,000. today, even with its crowds and overpriced souvenirs, i love this place. during rothenburg's heyday -- that was about 1200 to 1400 -- it was the intersection of two great trading routes -- prague to paris and hamburg to venice. but today, the great trade is tourism. rothenburg is a huge hit with shoppers. true, this is a great place to buy cuckoo clocks, steins, and dirndls, but see the town first. most of the buildings were built by 1400. like many medieval towns, the finest and biggest houses were built along herrengasse, named for the herren, or the wealthy class. the commoners built higgledy-piggledy farther from the center, n

you can follow us as well on facebook and twitter. we send out updates as soon as they come into the news room. >>> a couple of hours ago, a woman accused of killing three people, including her own husband returned to a gaston county courtroom. today crystal faced a judge for the murders of jeffrey and stephanie. police say the two along with her husband were found shot and killed at the gambino family home in alexis monday. all three were found naked. crystal told her family she found her husband with another woman. >>> charlotte mecklenburg police have not released the name of the officer scene in this video after a chase punching a suspect repeatedly. investigators say that malcolm elliott was driving near independence boulevard tuesday when he hit another car and then kept ongoing. police followed him and then sardis place apartments. a neighbor recorded seven officers surrounding elliott and then one of them hitting him several times. internal affairs is investigating to determine if that officer used excessive force. >>> new inf