d.w.b. you learning course because. i am. i am. this is deja news coming to you live from berlin a knife wielding attacker kills 4 police officers in the heart of paris the assailant reportedly went on a stabbing rampage inside the city's historic police headquarters before he was shot dead megan live update from the french capital. also coming up germany celebrates relief a cation day chancellor angela merkel says the process has been

a success but there's still more to do to 9 years of the german reunification it also means being aware of the fact that many of the eastern germans have said they feel like 2nd class and. medical herself is originally from eastern germany could she have done more to bridge the divide. and british prime minister boris johnson tells parliament his new groups of plan is the last chance to get a deal it's now under debate by lawmakers. hello and welcome. the marrow of paris on her dago has confirmed that 7 police officers have been killed in a knife attack at police headquarters a short while ago she tweeted valorous is and mourn. an official with the french

police union said 4 officers were killed the rampage started in an office in the new move to other parts of the huge building another officer officer then shot the attacker and killed him french president in one mccraw the prime minister and the interior minister has a now at the scene. let's go now live to journalist scattering fields in the french capital catherine what more can you tell us about this incident is the incident happened there's around 1 pm paris time it was just as many of the administrative workers were manning them from their lunch break witnesses saying that they heard something screaming and at 1st day they were really unsure of what was happening but then they saw that there was this man running around stabbing running through the building starting off in his own office and going down the stairwell stabbing people as he went and eventually came to the

courtyard where he was shot down by a police officer more details of course are coming in slowly but from the moment police are saying that's the only information that prepared to get out is anything known about the suspect and his motive. at the moment you know all we know is he works for the police force for 20 years and as the minister to have to show they say that there was nothing in his record to show that he had these tendencies in the last out police have arrived at his home to see if there was any sort of information that he left there quickly lead them to find out what caused this attack them all of them not you know if we really are coming up with lines every way that we lead to go down through formation and council how could the authorities they're treating this attack. this intact is being taken very seriously even though very early on they said they doubted whether this was a terrorist attack the fact that the french president the prime minister and the

interior minister have gone to the scene shows they're taking very seriously indeed and i think the background that is the police have been saying to the authorities the interior ministry the police are under a lot of stress with the young 1st protest i am or the other work that got to do anti-terrorist ruthless and old all that they say they're not written almost stressed doing extra hours not getting enough full of days and in fact just 2 days ago here apparently saw police on the streets demonstrating saying they needed there's no working conditions so that's really where a lot of the attention is being so was this a situation where one police officer just finally broke the tension was just too much the pressure was too much and that's probably why we're seeing the french president's men know micro going to the scene so quickly. dr katherine says a lot of open questions catherine field in paris thank you very much for that update on the back breaking news situation chile is marking the

anniversary of the country's reunification 29 years ago east and west germany came became one nation after decades of hostile division during the cold war the official commemoration ceremony is a set of place in the northern city of key german press in front of the steinmeier and chance i'm going to battle took part along with some $700.00 invited guests the theme of this year's unity day festivities is rich connex. speaking at the event chance america of caution that move work is vital to achieve equal conditions between east and west germany. and you know one of the sponsors in the 29 years that have gone by since reunification an incredible amount been achieved overall in both western and eastern germany people are now more content with their lives than at any of the time since we unification but we also know that this is not the whole

truth seve show that 29 years after reunification the majority of people from eastern germany feel like 2nd class citizens. and for some analysis i'm joined now by a senior political correspondent and my colleague peter gave craven welcome peter nice to have you here. the chancellor as we heard knowledged that the shortcomings of german unification with the focus very much on the people from eastern germany how do you think they'll respond to her comments it was interesting i found it was very much or there was a lot of praise from the chancellor to begin with in this address for the peaceful revolution back in 19. and you know in the lead to the fall of the berlin wall of the years in advance of that she talked to his german dissidents about the courage that shone about what the courage of ordinary eastern germans had shown by going out on the streets or leaving the country risking everything including their lives to leave the country but then she seemed to imply that people were taking too

little responsibility they were blaming the states they were blaming the league for their woes and their troubles in recent years she said there was she said really that there was too much moaning and she didn't say who was doing them voting that she was going to she was piloting but it was clearly by implication too many instruments remoting and not taking responsibility not showing the courage to a very good and i'm not sure how well that will go down among eastern german voters and. she did talk about divisions between former east germany and west germany now she's been chancellor she's into a 4th she herself is from eastern do you think she could have done more to bridge this divide. i don't. i'm not sure that my opinion is very important an awful lot of people here in germany do think that anglo american was after all her 4th term in office she's been dominant the dominant force in german politics for so very long and a lot of people are saying look this happened on her watch that so many instant germans have become disillusioned 57 percent saying they feel like 2nd class

citizens she ought to have done more especially as it is german and somehow and for some reason we've never really worked out quite why she has shied away from taking that role of designating the people of eastern germany as her constituency or at least is an important constituency for her peter craven thank you very much for those insights. into address chancellor merkel acknowledged that not everything had gone smoothly since reunification and that goes both for the east and the west as we hear in our next report. martina yemen is the merits of dresden she's a local politician who's had to give up her job. the move was triggered by disobedience from a supermarket in arms doff that made headlines around the country 3 years ago. a patient from the local clinic a mentally ill refugee from iraq was dragged from

a shop by 3 men and then tied to a tree with cable ties these self-appointed law enforcers talked about having civil courage but the map publicly criticized them. i saw excessive violence in this video and i don't think it was civil courage it was vigilante behavior so it's just it's that's when the threats came thick and fast and mostly on the internet she collapsed with burnout syndrome and has been on sick leave since the beginning of the year. does not. like college just says that this process caused something in me akin to trauma. that. germany's president. took an interest in her case and invited her to his official residence in berlin he hoped to persuade her to continue but the massive found it impossible to hold office even though 75 percent of on store voted for her. i have

the distinct impression that the vast majority of people support democracy what i want is for that majority to be louder and visible that. social exclusion disenchantment with politics protest votes or problems found in other parts of the country to. the crisis in the coal and steel industries here has made it to social hotspot marked by growing poverty immigration high unemployment and a split society. this is the shooting range in maslow where klinger has won the top marksman award several times his world is shrinking the club is news ing members the range is a place of retreat for him. basically proud to be from here but things are becoming more and more threatening for us. if you have a part of town today where you hardly have any germans left no offense to

foreigners but with different cultures coming together german culture and traditions are increasingly being brother gated out of this part of the city. much damage from the uncertainty generated by the repercussions of global change and people see that the international order with which they grew up and which meant peace for them is no longer being respected by everyone. from the 1st pick to. the fear of losing an identity that's true in 2019 across germany in the west as well as in the east. and the craven upper tical correspondent is still with me so peter that report raised some questions and one of them was about the fear of losing identity what does that mean well i think this is about identity politics moving center stage in politics not just in germany not just in eastern germany western germany but in the whole of europe and indeed in many many different parts of the world and the. speech today and kill was very much

the young girl americal the liberal doctrine of the wrangle america has has brought into german politics in the 1st free and now her 4th term in german as german chancellor saying that we you know the last page values praise pluralism checks and balances appealing to people in the political process tell us how the emotions get involved being. you know i've been saying what you want what you need but play by the rules stay calm and play by the rules that is essentially the miracle doctrine and that is what she was talking about today in large measure so tell us looking ahead what was chancellor merkel's message on 40 of reaping the benefits of reunification. her message was. a lot of people have said yes joe germany unity has been achieved an awful lot of money more than 2 trillion euros has gone east and they've been invested in infrastructure projects of

a nature an awful lot of eastern german towns look a lot more polished and neat that western german towns but the facades might be polished and nice but the time has come one pundit said this we thought was a very good comment time recently to announce a look behind the facade and find out what people have got in their heads because there's a definite clash of mentality in east and west and it is perhaps becoming a little bit more toxic than less toxic that is the fear writes a really thick ation is still unfinished business very much armors are very much there basically if indeed obvious political correspondent thank you very much for that analysis. they've been having to do with some other stories making news around the world climate change activists in london used a fire engine to spray hundreds of gallons of fake blood on to the facade of the british treasury the stand in to draw attention to what activists say is the government's failure to address a looming global climate catastrophe. rescue teams in south korea sports city of

busan trying to locate 4 people feared buried under after a landslide which took place as a result of typhoon retired at least 6 people are known to have lost their lives and several others are missing after the intense storm hit southern part of the country on wednesday night. opera singer placido domingo has resigned as jail director off the los angeles opera amid allegations of sexual misconduct the star tena also drew from future performances numerous women have accused dimming of sexually harassing them over 3 decades the singer denies the allegations. attempts to recap jersey brother had escaped a circus in northern germany have come to a sad end the adamant named ran on to a motorway near the city of rostock and caused a collision after unsuccessful attempts to catch the zebra alive police say they were forced to kill the animal. migration is off the most contentious

issues in the european union one of the most outspoken critics of refugee policy is . the captain of the refugee rescue boat sea watch she drew worldwide attention after taking 40 refugees to the mediterranean island of lampedusa last june defying orders not to enter the italian territorial waters. was briefly arrested and then find. now a cut addressed the european parliament ahead of next week's meeting of e.u. interior ministers who will address refugee policy she had a clear message for lawmakers we need a system change a temporary relief relocation agreement with a focus on returning robin well coming mrs human rights based criteria for relocation applicable only to people rescued by n.g.o.s leaving out merchant

vessels but not recognizing the central role. a realistic short term solution. we shall ensure people's rawitsch to seek asylum for prompt relocation from ports of the from by cation along with the creation of humanitarian corridors from libya. at the european union in the u.k. the british prime minister barak johnson has presented new proposals for a briggs a deal ahead of a crucial summit with the e.u. on the 17th of october if brussels decides to support the plan the u.k. can then leave the european union with a degree meant at the end of this month and boris johnson has faced parliament to outline his plan for the 1st time this afternoon let's hear what he had to say. this government's objective has always been to be with a deal and these constructive and reasonable proposals are seriousness of purpose they do not deliver everything we would have wished they do represent

a compromise but a prisoner of existing positions is to become a cause of deadlock rather than breakthrough. and joining me now from brussels is our cars fund bent riggers and in london we have a charlotte boss welcome to both of you shall of us talk with you if i mean our prime the said johnson says he's solved the biggest sticking point in this regs of process the north island border what's this plan. well he is trying to replace the northern irish backstop and that was let's remind of us an insurance policy to prevent a hot bod of between northern ireland and ireland now after his proposal northern ireland would leave the customs union would stay in the single market which then would make the border necessary he says at the at the border between north and south and the northern irish assembly would vote on the issue every 4 years and

with this proposal he is hoping to finally get bricks that done and convince the european union and that is exactly what he's setting out in the next days ahead he will visit european capitals trying to convince european leaders there that this is the way going forward. and bent to a representatives off that $27.00 have been meeting to trash out a response. to the reactions after being briefed by michoud on the schieffer negotiator for brics that the european union the $37.00 reacted cautiously and. reluctantly saying there is still a book needed it is good the proposed on the table but as it looks right now these proposals are not workable they are not replacing the famous and famous backstop the reassurance for ireland that there would be no hard border of northern ireland

and island so lots of work has to be done and also this steering committee of the european parliament said these proposals are not even remotely that what they expect from the united kingdom and they are looking for more proposals or crew there if occasions from the european from the united kingdom and on friday didn't go through the media in brussels and try to hammer out something more realistic. shaba does johnson have the votes. to get this deal if it's reset or to get this through. exactly because that would be the next step so 1st of all he has to reach a deal with the european union then he brings that in front of parliament where we know so far under theresa may that withdrawal agreement has been rejected 3 times and judging from the mood in parliament today we can say he is going to have a very hard time on the positive side the northern irish the u.p.a.

and the tears are now rallying behind him they haven't done that before of behind a deal but there are also many many critics in parliament so he is going to have a very tough time there the numbers are just not there at the moment as we see it and he is therefore keeping the threat of a no deal breaks it open he reiterated that today in palm and he said clearly addressed to the european union but also to the m.p.'s assembled in parliament there saying i will take out the u.k. with a deal on october 31st if we don't get a deal so let's get it done right if you have to leave it there false in london and bent in brussels thank you both very much. years president donald trump is attacked his political opponents during a white house photo session with the visiting president of finland donald trump especially harsh towards house intelligence committee chair democrat adam schiff

here's part of what trump had to say that i'm sure he's a lowlife who should be forced to resign and frankly they should look at him for treason because here's making up the words of the president of the united states not only words but the meaning that it's a disgrace it should not be allowed to happen. trump was referring to a statement in which schiff paraphrased the gist of a phone call between trump and ukraine's president in which democrats say trump abused his office congressional democrats of lorson impeachment inquiry over the president's alleged abuses which strongest condemned as an attempt to subvert the will of american voters. the white house is boosting its self defenses outside the security fence is being raised from 2 to 4 meters to keep out unwanted visitors and inside it's all hands on deck for the impeachment inquiry on wednesday the president continued to defend himself against accusations of misusing his

position as well as having acted against the u.s. constitution trump alleges he's facing a coup and he says he was in the right to ask you cranes president to investigate his political rival joe biden and his family i have a duty to report corruption and let me tell you something biden sure is corrupt and biden is corrupt and i'd rather run against by then almost any of those candidates and i think the role week. but i think biden has never been a smart guy and he's less smart now than he ever was one of the main witnesses called forward in the investigation into trump it's us secretary of state mike compay who's currently in italy on wednesday he admitted to having been present during chump's call to the ukrainian president but he boys frustration at subpoenas from congress. and we won't tolerate folks on capitol hill polling intimidating state department employees that's unacceptable and it's not something that i'm going to permit to happen the political climate in washington is getting even

hotter in congress democrats accuse the secretary of state of keeping key witnesses from testifying any effort by the secretary by the president or anyone else to interfere with the congress's ability to call before it relevant witnesses will be considered as evidence of obstruction of the lawful functions of congress so the battle of the questioning witnesses and turning over documents is only beginning lawyer john deca reports for the conservative fox news network and is an expert on impeachment he claims the facts known so far don't prove any illegal actions by the president but that a lot still remains unclear. if there were evidence for instance of a quid pro quo of a deal that the president made with the president of ukraine saying essentially if you investigate the bidens i will then release the $400000000.00 in aid that the

united states has promised you that would be hard to defend for republicans even if you are the biggest supporter of the president the president's fortifications are holding so far with senate republicans continuing to support him it would take a 2 thirds majority there to remove him from office. into the hall and athletics championships to check on. unless it's 3 gold medals. up for grabs here's a round up all day 6 in doha. colons hammer thrower pavel fight sealed his 4th consecutive win at the world championships. but apparently his mojo only works at this competition at the olympics he's never even made it to the final round. i drama in the 110 metre hurdles in lane 4 jamaica's omar macleod current olympic and world champion was well on course to

grab his next title but then he blew it allowing american grant holloway to win in his world championship debut. tina asher smith became the 1st british woman to win a sprint world title she dominated the 200 meters to win in 21.88 seconds the gold in the 200 meters came after winning silver in the 100 her personal medals tally is also great britain's entire medal haul. finally a former colombian politician sentenced to 15 years in prison has made a brazen the scape from custody i don't know had been a score to the dentist in downtown bogota by a prison guard but was left alone inside the office that's when she used to read group to slide down to the street below and then limp away to obey to. officials are still searching for metal on all the director of columbia's prison

system meanwhile has been fired over the incident. here's a recap of the top story that we're following for you and d w a man armed with a knife is killed 4 produce officers and said for paris the suspect reportedly rented a rampage inside the city's historically supporters before being shot dead officials say he was a 22 year old police employee. coming up next a news is protecting me an endangered elephants wife poachers are still hunting the debt gentle giants for their skin and their tops. and india's sanitation problems are in the open in prime minister narendra modi his the success of his tallest building program but how successful is it really.

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