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i'm anthony. how, thanks for joining us. we'll begin here in germany. in the city of munich, we're cars plowed into a crowd of people. 30 people were injured in what police are trading as a deliberate attack. it happened just before 11 am. the crowd was made up of people taking part in the trade union demonstration, police of arrested one suspect, described as a 24 year old asylum, sega from afghanistan. let's take a look at how it fits on fold it. miss thomas, please send emergency services. rushed to the scene of storage, she said some of the victims were very seriously hurt, may have included children. please said, most of the injured had been taking part in a demonstration linked to a strike in the city center. the suspect driving a mini cooper over took a police vehicle is scolding the demonstrators from behind. the suspect then

accelerated and drove into the crowd, must be clean. colleagues come the perpetrators days after the vehicle was shot at once, that the perpetrator was arrested. political leaders said they were devastated by once. it happened that things in germany needed to change points by dreadful. it is simply dreadful, ladies and gentlemen, when you get the message off that again someone has driven their car into a crowd of people missed. i'm out and there are a lot of injured people for this field. if it's a slap in the face is on sherlock and desist. some have speculated a could it be was it's so many police are not being deployed because of a major international security conference that starts in the city on friday. the incident also comes after a series of fun into tex, involving asylum seekers and less than 2 weeks before smith collection dominated by the issue of migration tomorrow. and this,

let's talk to hans yup. shinla. he's the senior director of the count of extremism project and joins us from new york that i welcome to you. what do we know about the motive of the suspected attack of a 24 year old african or at the moment we know very little of the sofa. the sort is of only reduced the information that he's a 24 year old outcome. but you haven't even stopped his so it was not scheduled for expedition that he was not known to the police because of crimes. but because he worked as a detective in a department store and was a business in something investigations that he had posted. apparently, some religious materials is limited material, it handles the attack. and of course, we know that the federal, that the very prosecutor specialized extremes of terrorism has taken on the investigation. and that the attack methodology using a car to ramp into

a group of people is classic. i s attack methodology that they have been posting about and coding for since 2017. you touched on us. this is the lightest incident involving people driving costs, into crowds in germany, and all these isolated defense. so do we see a meaningful connection between a nother connection we invite the attack us at any coordination between each other . but they are of course a expression of a situation that is not a not very difficult just for german v c. a hyphen islamist extreme is the same as well as a re radicalized right, the lifting it to the machine, and it back less from the violent writing instrument seen since the october 2050 feet program, like the tackle hamas against this route. this is exacerbated by the fact that the lobster networks ice isn't all tied up, either significantly less operational pressure in the core areas enough time. it's

not in the middle east and enough because the social media environment in which hostings of extremism and tears of nature much less been removed, then they used to be the boss image, big companies like ex and mitchell. i'd say they are going to virtually stopped the content will duration and in which the algorithm help to recognize the mens. we have 6 attacks the last 10 model, 3 of which is the last 2 and a half months. this is an unsustainable situation for doing so again, so it back dropped many here in germany. a demonic tough of regulation on asylum seekers and migrants. what needs to be done? can anything be done to prevent more incidents like this from happening as definitely the reform of the migration system, both on the numbers of individuals that into germany all as well as a more efficient way to expedite those while normal gas divide to be in germany is necessary, but as these attack today,

all the attacking macbook around christmas demonstrate even individuals who being here legally not scheduled for expedition cavities and danger. so migration control is one very necessary narrative and, but it's not as efficient. you have to also discuss as luckily for the 1st time the chancellor did today and the press conference when he talked about data protection rules and the hum, streaming of their domestic and foreign intelligence services of germany. this needs to be before we need to give them in monday that actually allows them to monitor the internet. but we would also have to make sure that social media companies are no longer, more or less, completely exempted from proactive corporation with the security services. they see what individuals do online. everyone on the test and extreme is online all the time . they should proactively inform the security services if these radicalization processes ok, especially if the okay and direction of minds,

security analyst tunzia option list. thank you so much. thank you so much for letting me are right. he's a quick look now some of the other stories making headlines this. our president trump is on a broad terrace on old trading hotness of the united states. trump is told his economic team to devise plans, full reciprocal lives on every country. texting us imports the order will also hit non tariff barriers like safety rules, which exclude us cars and sales taxes, which increased the calls and amazing. robert f. kennedy junior has been confirmed as the new united states, the secretary of health. it was approved for the senate with a 52 sides to 40 items either the count rose 5 k has a history of vaccine. skip susan and splitting this information to assess these priorities in government include tackling a basically, and removing ultra processed foods from school lunch. the new us defense secretary is here in europe deflecting criticism, aimed at his boss,

takes it today, defended president trump the effort to begin negotiating a pay settlement for you. crime with russia, appearing as nicer headquarters in brussels. the us defense chief rejected criticism from european members of the alliance of the trumps coal to russian president vladimir, germany's defense minister was among them. the 1st thing were great of, of what he called concessions to russia. well, side lining you trying to divide that some exit said future funding for you drank could be on the table to during the negotiations. but he prized trumps initiative, saying that it was not at the trial of ukraine. i would start by saying the, the arguments that have been made that somehow coming to the table right now is making concessions, divide or putting outright that we otherwise are that the president of the united states shouldn't otherwise make. just reject that at its face. there's a reason why negotiations are happening right now. just

a few weeks after president trump this morning, just press united states as vladimir potent response to strength. we have the perfect deal maker at the table from a position of strength to deal with both vladimir putin and zelinski. no one's going to get everything that they want on. jim and john to the left shelter reacted to exit stipend, telling media that no deal can be made over the heads of ukrainians and the europeans via vincent, lima. we know that no one long piece mold in the ukrainian eyes, but at the same time, it's clear that a russian victory or a collapse of ukraine will not lead to pace just the opposite. thought okay, would in danger of pace and stability across your 5 be on you crime. and that's, that's a faithful. we have to work together without partners in our ongoing negotiations, confidently and engaged because they affect us directly or the game on the bottom.

via oval, 3 europeans, ukraine's the strongest supporters. and we will remain so as long as necessary, even after a possible peace treaty knew nothing about ukraine without ukrainians and nothing about europe without your opinions. that's what counts deals with all of our friends in partners in europe. agree on this to put a clearly peace must last for the long terms and it has to secure ukraine sovereignty. so that's why i dictated based. we'll never get our support. we also wanting to agree to a solution that leads to a di counseling of european and american security that would only benefit one person, president bruce and president 40. earlier we spoke with the date of the correspondent the connelly in chief. we asked him how ukrainians feel about concessions to russia . the grains were expecting some of these things. we had had the trouble mistakes

and doing mostly quite about nature. same thing, even on the bodies and about bring back home by territory. i think there's no doubt tone, especially initially after we had that post from donald trump about his school with pushing that effusive postage of social way. he talked about coming history, fighting the notes, the other will go to where he talked about teaching praise pollution for using his trump common sense kind of most. so there was a sense, really, that this was all about ukraine giving things up and rush or were, you know, being also doing the return in those last remarks you heard from hicks, at the slight seeming correction. what we're talking also about the fact that russia is the dresser and this ukraine, the victim. that is also for us to do things. but suddenly there is a worry that stall, trump, is someone who, as we know, gets on past with dictators withdrawal man and who is a lot more interested in dealing with boots. and then he used in dealing with the landscape he did though, even though in the that post it seems like you would just inform zalinski of what had been decided. he did go on speak with zaleski for an hour of his not tremendous

inclusion. so it is a scary time for ukrainians, but it is maybe not quite as, as kind of one sided in, in, in kind of implications as it might in the cmc from the connelly and keith to berlin. now, with the international film festival has officially kicked off, i list active timothy selma is here for the gym and premier if he's bob, dylan biopic, a complete unknown. and tilda swinton has been awarded an honorary golden band with the festival, was launched with a premier from jimmy us in the lights by director tom to class. a mysterious woman from syria sets out to transform a dysfunctional, german family life. and is it something demolition? and it's looking for a plan will change the family forever. the supernatural thriller opens this year's berlin international film festival. the, it's a film that's political, but it's also very joyful across his own right boundaries. it's, it's, it's

a delight, political, joyful, crossing boundaries. those are the hallmarks of the valley, not of the world's top film festivals. they may also be the most down to earth or movie lever, some movie stars and industry players all attend world premieres together is the best festival just to reach a wide audience. it's always great to see the reaction of from the public. it's my favorite festival actually, but very goal. see all these on thing. stars and their fans will be bundling up here in berlin for the festival. 75th edition. this year is also a tribute to the festivals history, 1st organized by the us army and 1951, west berlin. it brought international glamour to a city occupied and still largely in ruins. after world war 2, the festival quickly became one of the biggest, attracting the world stars. even as the berlin wall went up and later came down

at the same time, the bailey knowledge gained a reputation as a political festival. regularly honoring directors from a run for films shot in secret from the regime last year except in speeches criticizing israel and germany support for israel sparked a political scandal with german politicians calling them unacceptably one sided this year somehow was spinning and active as their calling for a boycott of the valley now that we want a welcoming and increase of festival, we also want a festival that values and protects free speech and free dialogue and discourses. this year's political focus is largely on germany, your violence targeting the countries immigrant communities is the topic of multiple documentaries. it comes extra money is due to vote in an election centering on migration of that up front. that's all the news for the sale. i'll have more news headlines for you in 45 minutes minutes. fuck

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