She said, we can do this as the country took in hundreds of thousands of refugees. Our question this week on quadriga, as terror comes to germany, is merkel to blame . We will address that with three people who have been following the situation very closely. Its a pleasure to welcome professor isabella heusercollier, director of the department of psychiatry at berlins leading research hospital, the charite, and she says merkel is not to blame for terror coming to germany, but is to blame for not convincingly explaining her solution. Its a pleasure to have alan posener on the show once again, the british german prominent commentator at die welt. Andays that dictatorsrs islamic terror are to blame for terrorism. Finally, amir musawi of the iraqi tv station aliraquia tv, the author of bureaucracy of terror, in inside look at Islamic State, and he says that merkel needs to be more honest about the fact that germany has to sinfully learn to live with the danger of international terrorism. W
Refugee policy, but the chancellor repeated the words she uttered years ago to get into office, we can do this. Its a a pleasurere to welcome r the, a Business Editor at berlin daily, who says the afd has peaked. The greatest danger for Angela Merkel is her own party. The opinion editor for a newspaper thinks merkel will have to deal with peoples concerns about her refugee policy. Otherwise, the upcoming federal election will be a disaster for her party. Have thea pleasure to reporter of the merkel elections for politico, who believes merkel could have seen it coming. For months, her critics have waited for an opportunity to undermine her position. Rathermedia are mostly steady, but they have been using rhetoric toagnerian describe this. The b beginning of ththe end foe gods and for the chancellor according to some. How serious is the result really . Is this truly some kind of watershed . It is serious. I do not know if it t is some kd of watershed, but it is ace. Ereus result the righ
Love the weather today. Until you love heat and humidity. Kevin goes with a disclaimer. Looks like a humid and warm start. A couple of scattered showers. A nice day. Temperatures start warming up. 80s to 90s. The humidity will lessen later today and over the weekend with the next system arriving. All of the details on that coming up. Lets look at your friday morning ride here joined live by deb davidson. Good friday morning, deb. Deb good friday morning. Right now your commute is going to start off on interstate 89, you shouldnt have any problems from concord on the northbound side. On the southbound side, things are looking good at exit one at the bow up to speed. It looks good on 101, 111, and on the spaulding turnpike. Brought to you by autofair. Im deb davidson for 95. 7 wzid. Sean new this morning, the first look of a woman found dead in a danville home. Erin they are investigating 51yearold Joanne Bouchers death as a good morning, ray. Ray good morning, erin. They are looking int
There was said just dean baker was living in europe and she read a letter faxed. Host does exist anywhere from start to finish . The Public Television station in boston you have to watch in parts. Someone whod talked about but did not speak everybody was fairly controversial. But he was a communist and a member of the Young Communist League that he was also a homosexual. And he was arrested is under homosexual sex in by far was widely known the principal architect and was a tremendous grassroots organizer and then to make a tremendous statement facility a Philip Randolph to organize the march the first person in he called was rustin and they put together a plan but when randolph led to get support from the major civilrights organizers the principal objections came he is a former communist and was arrested for homosexual sex he cannot be the principal for this march. And a. Philip randolph initially conceited and said okay. And everybody said of course, the nobody could of the object to
Bit, reflect his evolving views, is it fair to think of him still as the father of the constitution . I dont know that he was the father of the constitution, but the thing i came away with was how terribly important the document is. Not as an object of record but for as a way for us to understand how difficult that task was that they face. I came away from the whole project with enormous respect for how close the country was too falling apart, and a much different people with different opinions struggle to try and hold it together, how remarkable the document was that was written in philadelphia, but how different it looked to them that it looks to us. As i say, this is not the document base of what theyre writing. The fact end up on playing cards would be a great surprise to all of them. Let me make it a couple things about the building. We have a place where you will see a lifesize models of the framers. So you will see how short James Madison was, which may be a real victory for sho