services. bialik asked. managed by from. this is it deja vu news live from berlin the death toll in the christ church mosque shooting rises to fifty. new zealand is in mourning after as deadly attack on the mosque exist back to the gunman appears in court and is charged with murder. bonfires violent clashes and looting in the streets of paris as yellow bus

protesters demand change in the french capital is a crucial moment for the protests which have now taken place for eighteen consecutive weekends. and carrying on a long tradition of gone to look make two women in venice are doing all they can to help their family business flourish following the death of their father. a mix by certain things for joining us. in the last few minutes new zealand police have revised the number of people killed in friday's mosque shootings upwards to fifty they see two people arrested as part of the police dragnet during the killings are not suspects the new zealand police commissioner said it was the moment only one person has been charged in relation to the attacks. is that it is with sadness that i advise that the number of people who have died in this awful

event has now risen to fifty. as of last night we were able to take all of the victims from both of those things and in doing so we have located i fear the victim so that brings the number of those who have died to fifty i also want to say that the number of injured is also fifty thirty six of those remind. with. being treated with the utmost care and professionalism by medical staff to do remain critical and we also have one child being well looked after it's hospital in christchurch earlier the man suspected of carrying out the mass shootings in christchurch appeared in court brenton tara was charged with murder

the act of terror is new zealand's worst ever mass killing. a nation reeling a community paralyzed by shock at christ church as botanic gardens offense serves as the official site of mourning city residents have been coming here to pay their respects with flowers messages and prayers. disbelief in anguish two at a roadside memorial outside one of the mosques targeted by the shooter residents outspoken in their rejection of hate. i think everyone in the community is absolutely hundred percent in support of. the muslim community and. muslim families that have lost loved ones and we just we just want to say that we have no part of that we don't believe what this guy believes and we are hundred to see and support if you will support echoed by the country's prime minister who arrived in

the city to meet with survivors victims' families and muslim community leaders just into a durned said the victims came from across the muslim world including indonesia jordan syria and pakistan. our show of solidarity is just not your here in. new zealand is a crisis that we cherish in probably for its inclusiveness forty diversity. and i would consider it my recent mission as prime minister to do that at a press conference our daryn said the perpetrator had a gun license he used semiautomatic rifles and shotguns are undoubtedly new zealanders who question how someone could have come to have been in position of we parents of this night shot. one of the issues we facing is that. the guns that were used in this case of peace who of being modified date is a challenge that police have been fighting and that's

a challenge that we will look to address in charging al was a short distance from the court that saw the shooter remanded in custody the hospital where dozens of people were being treated for the gunshot wounds he inflicted among them a four year old girl in critical condition. earlier i spoke with claire richardson who was in christchurch she followed the news conference for us as we heard they've also increased the death toll to fifty people. we still have several in critical condition so that could arise again and it includes people ranging all the way from as young as toddlers up to people over the age of sixty something else that we have learned today is also that two of the suspects in custody have been released they now believe that the one australian a suspect is the man responsible for both of the attacks both mosques and he appeared in court yesterday and will be held there until we next see him on trial on april fifth. you've got your finger on the polls

as regards the public mood there do you think this information is likely to reassure people and that to any extent the mood here really has been a one of grief more than a finger pointing or revenge i was certainly people are happy to know that somebody is in custody but you would you could say the mood here is very much one that is meant to reassure the muslim community that new zealand stands behind them and that their values are ones that welcome multiculturalism and immigration you can see makeshift memorials all around the city where people have left teddy bears balloons and notes saying that something like this should not have happened in new zealand in a place with freedom of religion and that they hope to bring the community together during these difficult days difficult days ahead indeed and just looking even further down the road the prime minister was talking about tightening gun laws do you think given the state of the nation with the way people are feeling will be

a lot of support for moves like the. well we have heard from the police association that they would like to see her act quickly to avoid any influence from people like the gun lobby in passing tighter gun laws i think people here are really outraged to find out that the man who is suspected of carrying out these massacres legally possessed five weapons including two semiautomatic guns after he acquired a license and twenty seventeen so with that in mind although new zealand has not such tight gun regulations as in many other countries in the western world people are now asking how could this have happened how did a man like this have access to such weapons and i think you're going to see increased support for any policy from the prime minister to tighten gun control. many many questions to answer i'm sure in the days ahead clear richardson interest rates thank you for that. in paris pete police have again been firing tear gas and deploying water cannon as yellow as protesters ignite fires and shops there the

most violent street clashes in paris since december the demonstrators accused president a manual for getting ordinary people and favoring the country's elite instead. protest in numbers have been dwindling in recent weeks but saturday so many more of the so-called yellow vests joining rallies in several cities across france in paris protesters called for unity. think this should have been a convergence of calls as much earlier than. so this can continue we need to merge we need everyone to wake up we need to stop it sacking the riot police people to. what i don't know. but despite starting out peacefully the latest paris demonstration also saw a return to some of the violence and destruction only of protests. police have arrested hundreds of people in the capital city alone. luxury shops were attacked

and looted and buildings were set on fire. the country's interior minister cluster of cast on a accuse the vandals in a tweet of being need to demonstrate is no troublemakers but rather murderous he also said he thought the movement was dead. we can see that there are very violent people there and they are responding to the battle cries of certain leaders who have no really in words today they want to see this movement lost through violence . protesters reject this and say they simply want greater fiscal justice and income equality. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. slovaks have been to the polls to elect a new president today almost four a half million people were eligible to vote if none of the thirteen candidates gets an absolute majority the top two contenders will enter a runoff vote later this month polls suggest a strong lead for the pro western liberal activist and she could becomes the

vacuous first female head of state. thousands of people have taken to the streets across germany to protest against racism and right wing political parties the demonstrators rallied under the banner march against racism in the capital berlin and other cities the protests were part of the international week against racism. iraqi authorities and u.n. investigators have started to exude the bodies of hundreds of members of busy families buried in a mass grave near the northwestern village of. many of the dead were killed by the so-called islamic state twenty fourteen nobel peace prize winner. and activist drawing attention to the year's edis fate was among those who witness the opening of the mass graves. in albania supporters of the center right democratic party have clashed with police while trying to storm parliament opposition lawmakers have

given up their seats in parliament they refused to engage in dialogue with socialist prime minister eddie ramma and are asking for a transitional cabinet without him to prepare early elections. now venice is one of italy's top tourist destinations and the gondola ride is the top attraction for many visitors the tremonton family there has been making handcrafted gone for over a century the business has been passed down from generation to generation following the death of master gone bill a builder roberta tremont in last years his daughters have been doing all they can to continue the long tradition. this is the rule of venice's canal glen. there's massimo is especially proud of his tram one thousand gondola all the work is done by hand. it floats in perfect balance and it's easy to steer for noisy voice dryers to keep gondolas from the trombone team family firmly in our

possession. i was happy that the elder in the family built one for me and i hope to use it for the rest of my life or to look so i'll continue to have restoration work done on it is there on the last piece. but the master gondola builder roberto drum one thousand died unexpectedly last year and his workshop stood empty until now his daughters never build gondolas before but they're keen to carry on the tram one thousand tradition so they called in mateo an experienced craftsman who worked with their father. now they're a team. mateo does the boat building the sisters elisa better and alaina take care of sales and management. it was a natural step for us we could never give up a family history that goes back a hundred and thirty five years we know we're an experienced but we're doing this with all our hearts and we have competent craftsman i think this is going to work out fine. because in the. eight different kinds of water used including

solid oak for the sides and now the bill walnut for the frame measurements are done in venetian feet not metres finally six layers of blackshear lack in the many cases dominica. we have found at the family business an eight hundred eighty four this is my grandfather is a construction drawings his the fourth generation my father when people asked what does your dad do i'd say he builds gonzales. now the family secret of the special gondola can be carried on it's a win for the city of venice and it's a world renowned canals. in formula one defending champion lewis hamilton has claimed pull position for the season opening australia grand prix hamilton said a new law professor at the melbourne circuit edging out teammate terry bought us with a dramatic late run the mercedes pair were well ahead of ferrari sebastian vettel

who could only manage third in the grid as hamilton six straight for position in melbourne. taking it so close out there we got it incredible crowd here but what a beautiful day and i again coming from testing from winter we had no idea where we would be. you know we were hoping of course to be where we are working towards that the guys back at the factory been working so hard and on the weekend this weekend also they've just been you know it's work and i think. coming up after the break it's the bundesliga with public fully illyria's dortmund dropped to second place behind by a new nick last weekend and they were gunning to go back on top when they visited her to berlin that and much more coming up on the bundesliga. and don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google play or from the apple store that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as any push notifications from breaking news you can also use the app to send

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