oh no more about law willy story in for my reliable news from my friends, wherever they may be, hulu . ah, this is dw news live from berlin, a deadly shooting and a place of worship. in hamburg, several people have been killed and others wounded. when shots were fired during a jehovah, witness religious event will have the latest. also on the program. chinese eater, she's in pain handed, a 3rd term as president. he's now considered china's most powerful leader in

generations. and in israel, a gunman opens fire in central television. 3 people are wounded before police. shoot the assailant debt ah! on pablo foliage, welcome to the program. hamburg is in shock after an assailant opened fire on a jehovah, witness congregation in the northern german city. report say 7 people are dead and at least that number injured some of them seriously. but he say the gunman appears to be among the debt. this is not a common sight in germany. police officials rushing through the streets, carrying wounded people to safety. these scenes after a shooter opened fire at

a religious meeting of jehovah. witnesses in knob on hamburg. been unwilling to you all. i am a local resident. louder, cisco, i heard loud gunshots, often munitions went to the window to see what was going on. as it was showing some of them, i saw a man with a firearm. my shooting as window of intense, so she, i filmed us, went up to start off and you feel this is what the witness. so the oh, it terrified him. police say several people have been killed or wounded without giving a definite number. the prototype, i'm the daughter lang. the officers entered and found people he who had been injured. have i some fatally by gunshots. don't tie about or totally, celeste wardens and the officers and also heard a shot from the upper part of the building. it is in the home and found

a person there over the phone. and i mean, we have no evidence of an assailant at large m. e evidence points to the assailant being in the building and possibly among the dead from it so far, it is unclear what the attackers mountain was, but he has left behind chaos and fear in a city that was about to fall asleep. that's cross now to our reporter benyamin out about his gruber, who's at the scene of the shooting in hamburg. benyamin. great to see you. so a very tragic night in hamburg out, you've managed to speak to the police. what did they tell you exactly. i spoke to a spokesperson of the police here in hamburg, and he told me that they're still considering air that the a silent that the attacker is among the dad. and he confirmed also that they believe that there is no attacker on the run. so there was one of the initial

informations that were had, there is still work and going you can see behind me the area is still cordoned off . as you many officers still walking around. also answering questions of the journalist. we still see some camera tv and also some photographers who are following closely their investigations. and they will give us an update also in the next couple of hours. and they also did not confirm the number of, of dad we had many reports, but that's something that police half and repeating for the last hours to please ask the public to avoid any is speculations not only on the motives, but also what led to this shooting here in one of the district and hands they, i mean, what details though? can you tell us about how the shooting unfolded? one of the neighbors, a woman who's living nearby, tell german meat that she heard several rounds of gunshots. it before 9 p. m

pulleys was near by, they managed it to come to this place of worship that you can see here behind me. shortly after 9 p. m. when the 1st offices entered the building, they still heard as shod. that's the information that we have. and we'll pretty quickly also with the work with the different ambulances. and then they gave the information that they believed that the attacker is not on the run, as, of course, is something that people hear. we're also hoping for. they believe that it was one person. and that it did to have this shooting that went in there and started a shooting. the area is corned off. so the whole area here in the streets for the neighbors that are here around. and of course, it's shocking news for everyone who is involved to see exactly what happened. tell this and folded. they're really helpful for the quick work that police did. one of them, it, it was the mayor of hamburger also expressed his condolences for the families of the victims had died in the, in the thursday evening at very shocking indeed. now shootings are not very common

in germany. they do occur. and so it must be very, very, am scariest to boast for people and living where you are. how have you managed to speak to anyone or have you heard any accounts of what they've been going through were arrived only recently, but of course it was shock. and it was horror, as soon as they heard a bough, they used to have been many politicians already reacting to them. and unfortunately, also some trying to speculate and trying to see who was the talker to what were the motives. that's exactly well, police happened repeating to not do so. of course will the people who were around to in wet vice pretty rapidly by police to not leave the homes as long as the vacation wasn't going in. as long as police wasn't able to tell if this was want you to many shooters or if that was still on the right, dw reporter bang. i mean albert as gruber in hamburg force. thank you. i mean,

chinese either shipping has been handed to a norm breaking the 3rd term as president chinas rober stamp parliament, the national people's congress had the election of the president on its schedule today. and there was no doubt what the result would be. she's predecessors have relinquished the presidency after 10 years for she has torn up that rule book abolishing term limits back in 2018. the 3rd term will make him modern, china's longest serving had of state well for more in this, let's speak now to journalist fabi encroachment, who joins me from shanghai. fabia great to see. so give us a sense of how unusual it is for a chinese leader to receive a 3rd term as president. yes, very unusual. and let me just briefly give you an update the bought just out

several minutes ago and she didn't ping secured a 100 percent approval rate. so no absentee, no vote against him. 100 percent approval rate. and that is very unusual. you have to understand his story context and the state founder of modern china amounts of done he would for life. and the older he became, the excess of his personality called became the more his economic policy failed in the more he direct the country into chaos. so it was the communist party itself who after mouse, they're basically limited the term for a future leader to 2 terms named 10 years and seating pin was the 1st ruler now who removed that clause from the law again on to secured himself a historic 3rd term so it is really highly unusual. fabi and tell us, what did chinese people think about this? yeah, i mean, the question itself is highly problematic because i mean, in china, you can be critical towards local governments or communal issues, but you never discuss and at least not in public, the central government and,

you know, asking people about the opinion about a seating thing is basically the, the most sensitive questions that you can ask when even when i'm with friends. usually when we are in public places, we don't even, you know, speak out the full name. yeah. i mean, chinese citizens often feel uncomfortable. so if you ask them what they think about sitting thing, you will never ever received a critical answer, only free among yet in a very private setting. so i can only guess it from anecdotal evidence. and i would say that his popularity was quite high at the beginning, but especially after the recovered m, after also the recent slowdown of the economy, his m. yeah, approval rate would go down. but to really give you a comprehensive, a picture of this it's, it's really very hard for the set reasons. fabi and there's her a talk about how this cements she's hold on power. but what will actually mean in practice? yeah, i mean he will continue his way and i mean his policy is actually very consistent.

i would say. so i think the ideological control would not stop. i think it would. robert continue, also his confrontation, of course towards the west, i think will also continue and also his way of pursuing autonomy. and especially in terms of technological advancements, he wants to be less dependent on foreign countries. i think all those things will continue. we will have to basically a consistency of his policy that he already laid out in the last 5 year encroachment in shanghai. thank you. in israel, a palestinian gunmen has opened fire on a crowded street in central tel aviv wounding 3 people before being killed by israeli police. the militant palestinian group. hamas has claimed the shooter a 23 year old from the west bank, as its member, prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called it a terror attack and our jerusalem corresponding tanya kramer

spoke to was earlier and gave us these details of the shooting, which came on the same day that so mass protests in israel against a government planned judicial reforms. well, as you said, we see no mass protests across the country virtually. after 9 p. m. local time, a gunman starts to shoot at people in the center of television in the very, very busy street, even ga street. it's is street with cafes and restaurants and, and pops up. people are coming together. he was shooting at people sitting in a restaurant, a cafe there, according to the emergency service. megan david, a dome and 3 people were wounded. one of them is in critical condition. they were all transferred of izzy to the hospital. but he said the attacker was shot, so according to unconfirmed media reports in the palestinian and in these very

media, he was a palestinian of from the village and the occupied of west bank. and the police had said that they considered this a terrorist attack. they have cleared the area as well. you know, whenever there were some people for protesting you know, to do their police at work. now see, to lose drew some correspondence tanya kramer that well in georgia, the ruling party has dropped a controversial foreign agent bill following 2 nights of violent clashes between police and protesters. despite the u, turn thousands continue to rally in the capital tbilisi. they fear the government wants to put georgia on a path towards authoritarianism and away from its goal of joining the european union. the draft echoed a russian law used to silence critics and protesters vowed to resist what they called government attempts to drag the country back under the kremlin influence. huge cheers for the european union.

and a rejection of russian influence. ah, now the people go the peacefully answer. the dude implement the messages a clear of the 2 days of violent protests. the ruling georgia dream party earlier announced its withdrawing its disputed for an agent bill. boggle trish isabella, legislation will be brought out for its 2nd hearing bar and during that 2nd hearing it will fail. let me once again make this political statement. the law will fail by no one voting for it and this i will resolve the issue with trouble. dom sucks. but protesters think that the government is just paying lip service is number one midway. commer today is definitely the 1st victory that this protest is bruce. but this fight is no ended yet, because we do not trust the promises of the ruling party, which they are only giving to us to stop the protests. therefore,

the protests will carry on until officially with their own hands. they press the button in the georgian parliament that abolishes the bill. i mean, the controversial legislation would have required and jose and independent media who received more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad to declare themselves foreign agents. protestors classed with police for more than 2 consecutive days. officials say 50 officers were injured and more than a $130.00 demonstrators were detained during that time. those attending the latest rally also demanded their swift release. demonstrators said the law is reminiscent of existing legislation in russia that has been used to crack down on descent and that it could damage the country's relationship with the european union. opponents of the georgia government scored a victory to day,

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