dresden is doing quite well. dresden is doing much better than many other western german cities. so even the economical and social economic situation doesn't apply very much to that. we have an ideological problem and that's why i think this has been neglected for quite a long time. that there is indeed a social problem to deal with to tackle with this, to deal with racism and so on. so many politicians were pretty much concern or even the site was very much concerned with its own image rather than tackle the issues which are at hand. >> i want to come back to the politicians' role in a moment. you mentioned this is a region where there is a strong sense of regional identity, a sense of self-confidence. some people compare it even to bavaria and say the saxons are very proud of their state. how does that fit into all of this? >> yeah. i mean, it is a very old state. it'ss a short name, saxon, saxony, a long tradition, and it also defines itself by a strong opposition for example to prussia in the past, to berlin. so the people from saxony always had the sense, we are special. we

in the eastern city of dresden, journalist ulrich wolf last been looking into connections between the far right and the security guards. >> we have a problem that the security is the right wing connection, have right wing connections. >> wolf's number uncovered abuse by a dresden based security company after this video of guards thread thing a lebanese asylum seeker, the links were to pegida, the far right group that demonstrates every saturday in dresden and across germany. >> they have the feeling of the foreigners which we don't want to have here. >> so it's easier for city to turn a blind eye and ignore them? >> i don't see anything i don't hear anything and i don't say anything. that is a typical attitude. >> the european commission says that at the end of 2016, there will be triple the number of refugees. if that does not end that can only mean more misery and more profits. next, the rise of the right, anger at politicians, fear of foreigners drives the return of vicious hate to the streets of germany. >> the backlash ask growing. communities long tolerant of migrants, the commu

dominique kane sent this update from dresden. >> reporter: organizers of the rally in dresden on saturday suggested 20,000 supporters of the begg eata would come to the rally, the police expected 15,000. in the event, we understand 8,000 to 10,000 were here for the demonstration. the police drafted in around 1,100 officers to make sure that there was no possibility to make sure that that support bag eida would encounter opponent that turned up. and encounter dissatisfaction and would be taken over. for those on the bag eata side, they were clear that their suggestion was there, meaning merkel must go, a meaning that the chancellor of the coalition government believed they were responsible for bringing in the refugee policies that opposed so much. what is important about the numbers that turned up for demonstrations is that it inidicates the level of support or right wing populism. >> that is important. in one month's time there were several elections. particularly in the neighbouring state. it will see whether policies insofar as asylum effects how that party performs. >>> 10 people have

al jazeera dominic kane reports from dresden, there are as many as 10,000 people who took to the streets. >> this was their opportunity to show strength in numbers to link up with supporters from across europe. this is where the anti-islamic group sprang from. its followers are fearful of the future. >> we will be a minority. in the end, i fear for my grandchildren. it cannot be that i am a minority in my own country. this is the way it will end up being. >> the people at this demonstration have come here to show their extreme unhappiness with the refugee policies of the coalition government. they say they represent a growing sentiment in german society, and they say they want those policies radically changed now. >> the organizers had called for a series of rallies in five other european countries. this was the french northern port city that has long been a defendant destination for refugees and my grasped trying to reach the uk. around 150 supporters were involved in disturbances with the police. ten people were arrested. across the channel, hundreds of people marched through the engli

dresden is where the group sprang from. its followers are fearful of the future. >> translation: we will be a minority. in the end i'm here for my grandchildren. it cannot be that i am a minority in my own country. this is the way it will end up being. >> reporter: the people at this demonstration have come here to show their extreme unhappiness with the refugee policies of the coalition government. they say they represent a growing sentiment in german society and they say they want those policies radically changed now. pegida's organisers have called for a series of rallies in five european countries. this was the french northern port city calais which has long been a designation for refugees and migrants trying to reach the u.k. around 150 supporters were involved in disturbances with the police. ten people were arrested. across the channel hundreds of people marched through the english city of birmingham but the numbers were lower than in dresden. over the course of 2015 the group had struggled to retain its support, wit

we )re told 18-year-old horton hunter was shot in the leg on jefferson avenue - near dresden drive. hospital, released shortly after - then arrested. according to police -- hunter had two outstanding warrants. if you know anything about any of these shootings -- take action and call the crime line. portsmouth police say two young boys were accidentally shot at two different locations. the first happened just after 10-30 yesterday morning on lancer drive. police say a 7- year-old shot himself in the hand as he was playing with an unsecured gun inside his home. officials say he s expected to be okay. shortly after-- a 9-year-old was shot in the leg by another boy. officials say the boy was playing with a gun he found outside near moregate lane in the churchland section of the city. the boy was taken to the hospital and will also be okay. officials are still investigating and say charges are pending in both cases. later today two presidential candidates will be in hampton roads to campaign before super tuesday. newschannel three s jessica larche is live in the control the campaign trai

rallies in several european city, protesting against refugees coming to europe, the biggest rally in dresden, where 10,000 people gathered to call for a change in government policy. dominik kane reports. >> reporter: this was an opportunity to show sfrength in numbers, tooling -- strength in numbers, to link up with supporters. in is it where the movement sprang from. followers are fearful of the future. >> translation: we will be a minority. in the end i'm here for my grandchildren. it cannot be that i'm a minority in my own country. this is the way it ends up people. >> reporter: people here came to show unhappiness. they say they representatives a growing sentiment in german society, and they say they want the pom sis radically changed now. the organizers called for a series of rallies in five european countries. this was the french northern port city, which has long been a destination for refugees and migrants trying to reach the u.k. around 150 supporters were involved in disturbances with the police. 10 people were arrested. across the channel, hundreds of people marched through the en

it happened around 11 o- clock on jefferson avenue -- near dresden drive. police say when they got to the scene they found 18-year- old horton hunter with a gunshot wound to his leg. he was taken to the hospital and released shortly after -- but was then arrested by police. according to two outstanding warrants for assault and battery on a family member -- and a protective order violation. no word on who shot hunter. there were two other shootings in newport news yesterday -- one was on 25th street. police say a 19-year-old was shot in the leg twice. the victim says it was out of the blue. the other happened on jefferson ave in the parking lot of the pondo cafe and lounge. police say a man was shot in the chest and was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no word on his condition today -- but if you know anything about these two shootings -- call the crime line. on the military watch -- just days after the tornado outbreak --the virginia national guard, along with local, state, federal and volunteer organizations were out helping those in n

people mashed through the english - are marched through birmingham but the numbers were lower than in dresden. pagida had struggled with support. one leading local academic told me all that changed late last year. >> they have been reinverying rated over - reinvigorated because everything they forecasted came through. the statement that they would talk about problems which were not really problems, turned out to be wrong. >> reporter: but that analysis was not shared by several thousand opponents who also rallied on saturday. germany's coalition government is broadly committed to its refugee policy despite the hardening in public opinion. but that policy will soon face a series examination when three key states hold parliamentary elections next month >>> five of south africa's nine provinces have been declared disaster areas because of severe drought. farmers have been the worst effected. close to half of the country's maise crop is grown. >> reporter: it is the worst drought in more than 20 years. this man has been growing maise here for more than five decades, as his father and grandfather

police say a teen was shot on jefferson avenue -- near dresden drive around 11- saturday night. police say when they got to the scene they found 18-year-old horton hunter with a gunshot he was taken to the hospital and released shortly after -- but was then arrested by police. police say the carrolton man had two outstanding warrants for assault and battery on a family member -- and a protective order violation. no word on who shot him. there were two other shootings in newport news saturday. one was on 25th street. police say a 19-year-old was shot in the leg twice. he says it was out of the blue. the other happened on jefferson ave in the parking lot of the pondo cafe and lounge. police say a man was shot in the chest and was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no word on his condition. if you know anything about these two shootings -- call the crime line. as presidential hopefuls gear up for super tuesday -- hampton roads continues to be a hot bed for the candidates. makenzie walter has more. makenzie walter is live in norfolk where hillary clinton is hampto

in newport news -- police say a teen was shot on jefferson avenue -- near dresden drive around 11- saturday night. police say when they got to the scene they found 18-year-old horton hunter with a gunshot wound to his leg. he was taken to the hospital and released shortly after -- but was then arrested by police. police say the carrolton man had two outstanding warrants for assault and battery on a family member -- and a protective order violation. no word on who shot him. there were two other shootings in newport news saturday. one was on 25th street. police say a 19-year-old was shot in the leg twice. he says it was out of the blue. the other happened on jefferson ave in the parking lot of the pondo cafe and lounge. police say a man was shot in the chest and was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no word on his condition. if you know anything about these two shootings -- call the crime line. a virginia beach based seal is set to receive the nation s highest-p&military honor. more on his risky mission that first warning forecast a warm start to the week... highs will cli

police say the man from carrollton got shot in the leg on jefferson avenue near dresden drive around 11 last night. they say he's expected to recover. police are still looking for whoever shot him. also in newport news -- someone shot a 19- year-old man twice in the leg. this one happened on 25th street just before 12:30 yesterday afternoon. the victim went to the hospital - but is expected to live. if you have information about any of these shootings - call the crime line. an ohio pastor is dead after being shot inside his church during a service this morning. dayton police say william schooler had just walked back to the pulpit inside zion baptist church when the shooter got out of a pew and followed him. witnesses say they heard a couple of shots fired while the choir was singing, and it quickly became chaos when everyone took off running. alberta blayth/church member) we had a gentleman come inand he went to sit down during prayer, and two shots. more than 20 people were inside the church at the time. the shooter is believed to be schooler's brother, and police are investigating

police say got shot in the leg on jefferson avenue near dresden drive around 11 last night. they say he's expected to recover. police are still looking for whoever shot him. also in newport news -- someone shot a 19- year-old man twice in his right leg. this one happened on 25th street just before 12:30 yesterday afternoon. the victim went to the hospital - but is expected to live. we're working to learn more from police about suspects. if you have information about either of the shootings - call the crime line. now to decision 2016 -- and the results from another democratic primary. hillary clinton came away with her third victory of her campaign. she beat vermont senator bernie sanders by a landslide in south carolina. clinton says the win is a personal redemption for her. she lost a bitter primary fight in the state to barack obama back in 2008. but this time, it was all clinton. she dominated among african-american and her celebration, she talked about the upcoming super tuesday. she says her campaign is "going national." when we stand together congratulate senator sande

police say the man from carrollton got shot in the leg on jefferson avenue near dresden drive around 11 last night. they say he's expected to recover. police are still looking for whoever shot him. also in newport news -- someone shot a 19- year-old man twice in the leg. this one happened on 25th street just before 12:30 yesterday afternoon. the victim went to the hospital - but is expected to live. if you have information about any of these shootings - call the crime line. an ohio pastor is dead after being shot inside his church during a service this morning. dayton police say william schooler had just walked back to the pulpit inside zion baptist church when the shooter got out of a pew and followed him. witnesses say they heard a couple of shots fired singing, and it quickly became chaos when everyone took off running. more than 20 people were inside the church at the time. the shooter is believed to be schooler's brother, and police are investigating a possible motive. services at the church were canceled for the rest of the day. the portsmouth-based coast guard cutter forward i

police say the man from carrollton got shot in the leg on jefferson avenue near dresden drive around 11 last night. they say he's expected to recover. police are still looking for whoever also in newport news -- someone shot a 19- year-old man twice in his right leg. this one happened on 25th street just before 12:30 yesterday afternoon. the victim went to the hospital - but is expected to live. we're working to learn more from police about suspects. if you have information about either of the shootings - call the crime line. now to decision 2016 -- and the results from another democratic primary. hillary clinton came away with her third victory of her campaign. she beat vermont senator bernie sanders by a landslide in south carolina. clinton says the win is a personal redemption for her. she lost a bitter primary fight in the state to barack obama back in 2008. but this time, it was all clinton. she dominated among african-american and female voters. during her celebration, she talked about the upcoming super tuesday. she says her campaign is "going national." when we stand together

your seven-day forecast, your temperatures there right around 40 dresden snow. flurries sunday morning. potentially another storm that could affect the primary. latest information coming in now. i'll have an update. >>> be kevin, we have continued to cover cases of violence inside local hospitals. >> stay tuned, we'll tell you about a brand-new fox 25 investigates reports. how to keep doctors and nurses safer at work. >> but first, an incredible trip around the world, a woman running in seven races in seven continents in seven days. tonight about western of one of the prosecutor's charged in the young girl's death appeared in court. the 19-year-old has been charged with being an accessory to the murder. she and david eisenhower, say prosecutors, planned the murder at a restaurant. police say nicole was stabbed to death after coming from their home. prosecutors say the pair put the girl's body in the trunk of the car as they bought cleaning supplies. also in court today the parents of 13-year-old nicole rubble, her funeral was held today. hundreds came out to mou

there had already been so much devastation with ordinary bonds -- bombs in japan, dresden, and elsewhere. we had not seen a very great step up beyond this. the more that i wrestled with it , the more i felt that he was at a culminating moment. someone said that if he had not used the bomb and there had been hundreds of thousands of more deaths, as there would have been , in the pacific, and it had been found out that it could have prevented those deaths by this single am a terrible act, he not only would have been impeached and removed in office, but should have been. i quote in the book one of the aides as saying it was a horrible act. he said the whole goddamn war was horrible. there was going to be an awful loss of life no matter what. does not seem as decisive a moment as it once did. prof. brinkley: george died last week. i read his obituary. he was a great naval aide for f dr. you have the only signed copy of the atlantic charter, the meeting in newfoundland, when roosevelt met churchill. it was actually a press release and that is all it was at that time. it was nothing signed by

police say the latest shooting happened just before eleven o'clock last night on jefferson avenue near dresden drive officers found an eighteen year old carrollton man with an apparent gunshot wound to his left calf medics took him to the local hospital with non life threatening injuries. he's expected to be okay about eleven hours before that shooting officers responded to a shooting at the intersection of twenty fifth street and oak avenue when officers got there they found a nineteen year old with two gunshot wounds to his right leg. police expect him to recover and the first shooting happened early yesterday morning at the pond a cafe and lounge on jefferson avenue just below about it first right here on daybreak officer say a hampton man was in the parking lot with friends just before two a m someone shot him in the chest when he stepped away to make a phone call. police say his injuries were life threatening but they haven't released an update on his condition police are investigating each of these shootings individually officials have not said they're connected if you know anything that

your seven-day forecast, your temperatures there right around 40 dresden snow. potentially another storm that could affect the primary. now. i'll have an update. >>> be kevin, we have continued to cover cases of violence inside local hospitals. >> stay tuned, we'll tell you about a brand-new fox 25 investigates reports. how to keep doctors and nurses safer at work. >> but first, an incredible trip around the world, a woman running in seven races in seven continents in seven days. >> plus what we're learning the new caramel macchiato let hand-crafted layers and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision and look to the american horizon. can not only dream of going where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is t

the images we're getting, the drones, it looks like dresden after the bombing in germany, senator, hundreds of thousands dislodged. many more likely on their way. to europe as a result. unimaginable horror. what do you make of all this. >> for four years lindsey graham and i have been begging this from set up a no-fly zone where the. >> referee: s could come. to they don't want to leave their homes and country. this is the abject failure of a feckless foreign policy for which there is no excuse. while the president -- while the secretary of state is putting pressure on the free moderate opposition to go to geneva and talk, they are being bombed into oblivion by russian air force while the secretary of state continues his dialogue in appreciation for lab roof and vladimir putin. this it's disgraceful and horrible chapter. all of us are terribly sympathetic about the refugees and way want to help but the fact is, the refugees would not be there if we had done the right thing years ago. this is the result of failed policies. this is a result of saying that we're going to lead from behind. this

of bomber harris, head britain's command, the same guy who did the firebombing of dresden. satisfactionbvious kurdsarab and the card -- know what real bombing means. they know that a full-size village can be practically wiped out and a third of the inhabitants killed or injured by four or five machines, which offer them no real targets, no opportunity for glory as warriors, no effective means of escape. this was of course, 13 years, the british were bombing these villages and towns. 13 years before the germans outraged the civilized world by -- bombing britain. finally, this is something that many of you have probably heard. a king, the puppet king put in tulee british to roll -- this new construct of iraq. just before he died after 12 years of trying to do something for the country, he said, i say this with a heart full of sorrow, no iraqi people, but an unimaginable mass of human beings, devoid of patriotic ideas, and viewed with religious traditions out of absurdities, connected by noon, tie -- connected by no common type, perpetually ready to rise up against any governm

police say 18-year-old horton hunter got shot in avenue near dresden drive. that happened around 11 last night. this morning police served two outstanding warrants on hunter for assault and battery, and violating a protective order. officers have not said who shot him. let's get a check of the weather from mild. highs in the low-mid 60s. wind: sw 10-15mph. tonight: not as cold....lows in the mid 40s. wind: sw 5-10mph. monday: partly sunny and 60s. wind sw 10-20mph. high pressure will sit across the southeastern u.s. today, and it'll into the mid 60s...which is above the average (mid moisture affiliated with it. however, a stronger behind this front, temps cool back into the 40s to end the week. we are watching friday because where this low actually develops & tracks, we stay tuned as we continue to monitor this potential system. thank you for joining us this morning! remember, all >>> you're only 19 years old. you seem very self-possessed for a 19-year-old teenager. how are you dealing with all the sudden fame and all these awards and this boy's life and what

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these are images from a rally dresden, germany, planned by a far right group pushing for tougher immigration laws there. in france, people clashed with police, and several were arrested. they were protesting the migrant camp at the port city called the jungle which houses an estimated 6,000 people. cnn was at the protest in france, and we have this report. ♪ >> reporter: striking out for the marseilles, the protests for the migrants camped on the outskir outskirts. "they should go back to where they came from," this man says, "before we rip their heads off." [ chanting ] >> reporter: not much love for journalists here either. "you don't understand the problems we have here," this man shouts at the press corps. the police are out in large numbers, and they don't mess around. [ speaking in french ] >> reporter: the last warning, he says that the police will use force if the protesters don't go. that the meeting is banned. what they've been doing is moving in and arresting the key troublemakers who are presumably known to police. at this gathering, there seem to be more police than protesters