this is the news live from berlin and authorities in the u.s. are treating a mass shooting in texas as a case of domestic terrorism and as america grieves for the victims in el paso texas and ohio police say they fear homegrown extremists could be planning more attacks for the lives of all past also coming up. pro-democracy protesters in hong kong disrupt train services as a general strike takes hold across that city leaders carry territory on the verge

of a very dangerous situation. and in formula one defending champion lewis hamilton moves one step closer to his 6th world title if you want to thrilling gary from free now only beating his up and coming rival match for stopping by passing with just 3 laps to go. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us authorities in the united states are treating a mass shooting in el paso texas as a case of domestic terrorism police say they found an online man a fast so by the suspect in the casing the attack was racially motivated 20 people were killed when the shooter opened fire at a wal-mart store in el paso texas attack was followed just 13 hours later by another mass shooting in dayton ohio 9 people were killed there.

9 dove's one feature victims in dayton ohio. a community in disbelief but one determined to get through it together people who never would have crossed have sent home each other and are most paid for moments dating has done them when the best week to take care of each other was the shooter opened fire outside a bar surveillance footage shows people running for cover and then captures the moment police shot dead of a gunman. among the victims his own sister and his motive so far unclear. scenes of mourning also in el paso texas here just hours before the shooting in dayton a gunman fired on shoppers in

a wal-mart store killing 20 people. officers arrested a 21 year old man here the motive was clear for investigators found an anti migration manifesto posted online. the rest of this country projecting their fears on us. on immigrants on mexicans on those who do not look like the majority of the united states of america and yesterday we bore the absolute worst of it at the white house the flag flies a half maust president trump says it's time for action we have to get that stuff is really going on for years and years and years in our country and we have to get it stopped but this is also a mental illness problem if you look at both of these cases this is mental illness these are people really people that are very very seriously mentally ill. but for

opponents of the president's he is the real problem they say he's anti immigrant which toric is stoking division and creating hate. the grief spilled over into anger and with the government not only on gun control but also on the growing divide in american society. let's go straight to el paso now we're joined by our correspondent alexandra phenomena good morning alexandra how are the people of el paso coming to terms with what happened there. people i talked to in el paso told me that they are trying to stay together there are trying to support each other when you drive into the city you can see a lot of billboards saying el paso strong and that is what they trying to do we went to a vigil late sunday night right behind me you can also see the wal-mart building

where the shooting took place and people were bringing flowers and candles and they were praying together some of them cried so it was a very sad moment at the same time you can really feel that there were a lot of fluff and kindness here people brought food and water. they tried to to support each other and to comfort each other. the president has responded to the shootings in el paso into those over the weekend as well by saying they have to stop we always hear this question in these kinds of moments but are we likely to see any new moves on gun control in the u.s. . it is very difficult to say because presidents try while announcing that he's going to to make a statement on monday he didn't elaborate and in the past he was not

a huge fan of stricter gun control laws so i would assume that he would concentrate in his message on praising law enforcement for acting very quickly and maybe he will also be talking about mental health issues and what should be done about that but people i talked to here in el paso told me that they will be they really are hoping that something will change in the u.s. and they in the end they can see a stricter gun control laws and of course they're also waiting for president to contend why it's nationalist white supremacists does especially because most of the victims in el paso were hispanic some were mexican nationals the mexican government is threatening legal action what might that look like. well the parents he's thinking about filing charges terrorism charges in the u.s.

legal system mexico's foreign minister also said that there are thinking about taking legal action about against a person or the firm that sold the assault weapon that was used here in el paso and there were even pursuing. the possibility of extraditing the suspect ok no democrats especially. leading contenders for president in the party were quick to blame the president trumps rhetoric for being at least partially responsible for the old paso shootings what have they been saying. well they are saying that even though it's not possible to blame the president for this act of violence it is he's quote hateful rhetoric and he's fears still language that has encouraged extremists in the past that has encouraged white supremacist and that can incite violence and hatred and there

is one of the 2020 did not write a hopeful who was very outspoken about the president's trump it was the format congress man from el paso texas and he even called the president white nationalists pointing to the fact that the president in the past called mexican sway peace that he called immigrants. and e-mails and all of that according to beto can cause and incite violence and hatred alexander thank you very much for that from. both the hong kong now that city has been brought to a near standstill by a general strike following another weekend of chaotic demonstrations pro-democracy protesters attempted to paralyze monday morning traffic activists succeeded in stopping many underground train services by blocking doors leading to scuffles with

some commuters more than 200 flights have been counseled many shops and businesses have closed for the day civil servants and other workers have pledged to join the strike on kong leader kerry last so as protesters were pushing the territory to a very dangerous situation. the what is in front of us is hong kong stability hong kong's future. and escalating violence but we continue to allow these violent protesters to make use of the fugitive offenders spill and these 3 months to conceal the out motives that is going to push hong kong through the verge of a very dangerous situation well these protests have been going on of course for more than 9 weeks now did have years charlotte chosen bill is in hong kong she found protesters are employing some unusual tactics to outmaneuver the police. well

you. know you heard from her girlhood frustration like this is clear in any language. as the weeks go on even cameras are becoming unwelcome here. limits later to gasify it but it's no longer a match for these increasingly sophisticated protesters. as the toxic fumes fill the air the call goes out to me. under the cover of smoke processes dispersed as quickly as they arrived but this is what they're calling that the walk to strategy stay nimble don't get cold. group chats on social media help them plan where to target next. by thousands file into public transport and on to the next location for another short sharp best of disruption up pages as a using trains to get across the city as quickly as possible barry is left open for

them to pos freely in and out of the train stations this is part of a deliberate strategy to get from location to location as quickly as possible to not stay in one place for too long move on and start the next demonstration was flash mob style tactic is now the most powerful defense against an increasingly intolerant police force cause the police have trusted took time together when they go there was and then we can go to another place so maybe there is less police and we can do our things secondly we will try to save ourselves from being arrested so that's the main thing i think how do you 16. and how many different protest locations have you been see today to now it will be 5. a major tunnel is blocked for a 2nd night running. calls brought to a standstill but once again it doesn't last long. because the.

police move in but the demonstrations are one step ahead they've already moved on. all that police can do is clear the damage. this is become a catch and mouse game with protesters who are becoming harder and harder to contain. ok where's that game headed let's go straight to our correspondent charlotte also bill put that together for us in hong kong charlotte your report there focused on how sophisticated protester tactics have become what are we likely to see over the next few days more of the same will commuters continue to be targeted. well this now is this day running that we are seeing major disruption on the streets of hong kong people here is in trying to drum up support for the strike and the disruption that has been taking place today that power line city stopped commuters from getting into the train train come

to a standstill in a number of them are saying that all day some people are expecting too much later on today if there is too much rioting charges more rising charges which carry up to 10 days in prison and people that we speaking to say that they fear that they will be more violent back on the streets tonight people really have been angered by all sorts of time during all of this situation and carries them press conference achieving that press conference which we had found by just short time ago from that's not by his people even more people saying that he has condemned the protests and explaining what is already an extremely sensitive situation ok kerry lamb is that the focus of this right now charlotte do the protesters have broad support and and what are their main demands right now. well as we know i've run this started as a price has calling for the withdrawal of that extradition bill but it's really

more the last few weeks as angus wells started they want a full resignation from kerry lamb something that he refused to do today and there will be calling for an independent investigation into committee we seem to quite violent scenes on the streets please do you think it's very liberating against pretenses we're getting reports sometimes that there isn't firing to get at the media is what i say this protest changed over the last 2 weeks looks like it's not going to come down anytime thing ok now we heard kerry last warning protesters that they're bringing the city to the verge of quote a very dangerous situation was he referring to there. when he's referring to this escalation that we've seen in recent weeks in fact today we saw something you said you know you've been in this already on precedented

movement a call was apparently driving to drive through fact case in question look of the people videos that secularizing on social media tension here on both sides feeling on both sides of really becoming more and more fired up as the weeks go on we are of course now brian in the 9th week night week of this protest movement thanks very much for that from hong kong. well arraign in media say tehran has seized another foreign flag oil tanker in the gulf 7 crew members are reported to be under arrest arounds revolutionary guard saying the tanker was smuggling oil to unnamed arab countries this is the 3rd ship iran has seized in recent weeks. a fresh show of strength in the gulf iran says it seized this tanker on wednesday for allegedly smuggling fuel out of

the country. and all that hard a foreign vessel was seized in iran's territorial waters. it was carrying out its professional and organized fuel smuggling. and suddenly she there was 7 crew members on board. have said it was carrying 700000 liters of smuggled diesel fuel. on currently by festival and history members have been detained us. for seizure comes amid heightened tensions with the west which have been on the rise since the u.s. pulled out of a landmark nuclear deal with iran last year and reimposed sanctions. you know you. with its oil sector hit hard to run has recently moved to assert its power in the gulf a key shipping route for much of the world's oil. on july 19th iran

impounded a british tanker in the strait of hormuz for legit marine violations a week after detaining a panamanian ship for suspected fuel smuggling. washington has also blamed iran for alleged attacks on oil tankers in the gulf in may and june the incidents have prompted the u.s. britain and other countries to discuss creating an international mission to protect shipping in the strait of hormuz. let's brief you now on some of the other stories making the news right now in egypt an explosion near cairo's tahrir square has killed at least 1000 people destroyed a number of vehicles the government says it was caused by a multi multiple vehicle car crash caused a fire at a nearby hospital as well which had to be evacuated. russia's military said its aircraft dropped more than 1200 tons of water on forest wildfires in siberia. the flames covered territory roughly the size of belgium

and have been a blaze for several weeks and they could see and cost neuer regions. deputy leader of cambodia's camaro rouge regime has died at the age of 93 known as brother number 2 and one cherry was the right hand man of leader part. of last year a un backed tribunals convicted him of genocide for his role in the regime which killed some 2000000 citizens in the 1970 s. . and longdon a teenage boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a 6 year old child child was thrown from the 10th floor viewing platform of the tate modern museum the child was found alive on a 5th floor roof and taken to hospital police said they don't believe the suspect knew the child. also turkey now that country is home to more than 3 and

a half 1000000 syrian refugees and it's the largest such population in the world some of them have been there for years having fled their country's civil war but turkey's economic woes are turning public opinion against syrians seeking shelter in the country some say they're being tricked or forced into going back that despite the ongoing danger in their former homeland. their destination is known their fate is not the syrians are among the thousands reportedly being expelled from turkey they're being bused across the border to a country they've hardly recognize. well i'm not i don't know what i'm going to do i fit in turkey for 7 years i don't know anything anymore about syria i'll have to start again from scratch. the syrians used to live and work in turkey awaiting residence permits in the past 2 weeks turkish authorities have rounded up thousands of unregistered migrants. turkey says the migrants are being moved to camps within

the country and that those returning to syria are doing so voluntarily not so say some return ease because they wanted out they lied to us when they told us to sign a document to get papers to trust the guy and resigned to get papers but the next morning they put us on a bus around 35 people and they sent us back to syria they were out of. here. and yet some in turkey are turning against the 3600000 syrians in the country. like these nationalists violently disrupting a pro migrant rally last week in istanbul. only others still have sympathy for those with no safe home to return to. in syria the tragedy is continuing right now the occupation destruction and the barrel bombs are continue whether they were made what has changed in syria that justifies their return. bombing intensified in

recent weeks in the syria's last rebel held region the truce has now gone into effect in the but it's feared any pause in the fighting could be short lived. now here in germany a new recent national poll shows that trust in the country's most important non european ally the united states is a roading just 19 percent of germans surveyed said they trust the u.s. but despite the political distrust well many cultural ties of course between the 2 countries remain very strong currently under way the year of german american friendship which is strengthening ties with events such as the exchange for firefighters. this is hardly your typical summer camp. abseiled in from the window is just one of the tasks far fighters need to master for extreme situations here on long island outside new york city young

far pfizer's a learning such skills as camp farenheit 1st glance these teenagers look like a well rehearsed team in fact they only met a few days ago and they're not even all americans. some flew all the way from the german town of have to take part in this exchange program a great experience for everyone involved. i've actually made a couple friends with them they're super nice it's great to learn a lot about different cultures and the way they train in germany so different. now we have a completely different image of the americans we have a great relationship they were also really surprised to see what germans are really like i think it's really cool making new friends seeing how they fight fires and the way things happen in germany and comparing it to how it happened here. 10 cal is one of the founders of the camp he couldn't be happier with how the german

delegation and their american hosts are getting along. you don't even realize that there are 2 different groups when they're in full gear i can't differentiate between the many fans in the. camp farenheit is far more than just a training ground for future fire fighters it's a place to exchange skill sets and learn from others. the exchange happens not just on the field but also during lunch breaks bonding over a shared passion with people from the other side of the atlantic. for everyone involved in camp fahrenheit the goal for the future is clear they want the exchange program to go on but next time around they want to meet in germany. now it's to the french inventor frankie zapata he's finally succeeded in crossing the english channel on that jet powered device you're looking at there he calls it a fly board the 35 kilometer trip from the northern coast of france to england's

southern coastline took him just 20 minutes the 5 turbans on the former jet ski champions craft can propel him as speeds of up to 190 kilometers per hour this was the 2nd attempt to cross the challenge his 1st that was back in july he was knocked off balance and fell into the water. while sunday's hungary ingrown praised up and comer mox 1st stop and starting in pole position ahead of the 2 drivers who have so far dominated this season's championship series formula one fans were expecting a real nail biter and they weren't disappointed. expression happens 1st ever poll saw him flanked by relentless mercedes duo fell terry both lewis hamilton about his i'm a fire if ever there was one but with both slipping down the pecking order early it quickly turned into an intense 2 horse race. pit stops have rarely played

a bigger role the lead changed hands constantly as the cars came in for modification. $39.00 saw finished up and hold off his rival with expert defensive driving but with more than 30 laps to go the outcome was anyone's guess ahab will turn pit stop on lap $49.00 would prove to be pivotal a switch to freshen tires handing the british driver a crucial advantage he remained patient however waiting for the perfect time to make his move. and so he did on lap 67 just 3 before the finish line leaving his rival with no time to recover. and i win for the defending world champion and one which all but guarantees a 6 world title but for all hamilton's brilliance this was undoubtedly a team effort by the sadie's. who really grateful for the day in. and and really for the team for continuing to believe in me and continue to

push and to be out there for race to be out to push like that and saying as he has in the in the way i find performance once again from fish stepan who just couldn't get it over the line i yeah we were just all possible but. yeah i tried everything i could on that hard try to to stay alive but a fortune was just not enough the dutch 21 year old's day will come but on the verge of another world title this era continues to belong to lewis hamilton. let's give you a reminder of our top stories at this hour u.s. authorities are treating a mass shooting of paso texas as a case of domestic terrorism 20 people were killed in that attack the shooting was followed just 13 hours later by another in dayton ohio where 9 people were killed. pro-democracy activists in hong kong have again been disrupting train services as

a general strike gets underway in the territory more than 200 flights have been canceled many shops and businesses are closed here kerry lab has told protesters they're pushing the church already for 2 a very dangerous situation. this is deja vu news live from berlin time bryan thomas for the entire team thanks for being.

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