inform the police that guns city so the alleged gunman for category firearms and ammunition. hold guns to the south of us individual followed. police verified on line my oh my a load of produce if. i returned from europe on instead of that to known and mediately. ssage to their records and found the alleged gunman's virtuousness. i provided the place with full details of those titles. we did take did nothing extraordinary about the license holder. the aim is to cite a military style simulate a reportedly used by the alleged gunman gunman was not to choose from gun city. gun city did not sell them and he made suicide. only i had a great fondness. on guns city fully support that prime minister swift and decisive actions following this tragedy will be fully cooperating with the police and the government to ensure that any review and changes to legislation prevent a reoccurrence. egg your consumers have been right. and we want to assist in ensuring that faith diverse sponsors. i'm offering any help i can with improvements and i'm writing to the prime minister and in discussions wi

gun city did not sell him that weapon, only a category firearms. gun city fully support the prime minister's swift and decisive actions following this tragedy. the community in christchurch has come together in the wake of the events here. schools will reopen with special counsellors on hand, to help children and teachers traumatised by the attack. and as the country has begun to come to terms with the massacre, tales of heroism, suffering and incredible grace have began to emerge. a police helicopter surveys a scene of mass murder below. while on the ground nearby, an armed response stands ready just in case. members of christchurch's muslim community are gathering to volunteer. they must care for children now orphaned, help feed families that no longer have breadwinners. they must organise the burials of the dead. all this pain because of 30 minutes of madness. everyone was frightened. many caught up in the violence recorded the aftermath on their phones to bear witness. abdul aziz was in the linwood mosque. he was next to my 11—year—old son. so,

used may have been used but the one seen in the video the sydney automatic guns were not sold by gun city but the gun debate i was really just beginning in this country and as you mentioned the cabinet members will be discussing that on monday we've also heard from various government departments about the wide support structures that are in place not only for the victims the family members of the victims who were killed on friday but the broader community as they begin to as i say return their lives to normal or right away now you there in christchurch wayne thank you but susan boyle was new zealand's race relations commissioner she says the attack in christchurch shows the pate is on the rise this new zealanders would probably think well we are one of most peaceful countries on earth and that this doesn't happen in new zealand and martin is race relations commission is a white community and i tried really had to get new zealanders to understand it she this happens in our country he know that and most marginalized and vulnerable groups face abuse and discrimination every day you know and

. >> gun city did not sell him an mssa. only ak-degree fire arms. >> reporter: new zee lapd's leaders are vowing to tighten the country's gun laws. they hope to announce new gun laws in the next ten days. ? we need to provide assurances to the public that everything that could have been done has been done. >> reporter: the country is now focused on healing. showing an outpouring of support for the victims and their families. local tribes performed a traditional ceremonial dance. as others left tributes and prayed for those killed in the worst maz shooting in the country's history. ♪ among the victims, this 3-year-old boy, believed to be the youngest of the 50 people murdered. in the midst of the loss, a story of survival. an american toddler was saved by his father. as the gunman opened fire inside their mosque. the child's mother alta marie posted, my husband shielded our son during the attack. >> hug your family. hug your friends. you just don't know when you might not see them again. >> amazing story of survival. so awful

four of them were purchased legally online from a store called gun city. the owner of the store said he did not sell the suspect any military-style weapons. the conversation in new zealand is now turning to gun control. three days after this deadly attack on two mosques that left at least 50 people dead. the prime minister says she'll unveil concrete measures in the next 10 days to reform the nation's gun laws. meanwhile, police are saying anyone who wants to voluntarily give up a firearm can bring it down to the police station. and the rifle club where the suspect was a member, has temporarily closed the shooting range saying their members are in mourning. frances. >> sarah, tell us about this viral video of a senator getting egged. that is not sitting well with the prime minister. >>reporter: right. so this boy, will conley, egged frazier anning, a senator from australia, who made anti-muslin remarks, including blaming this attack on muslim immigration. this boy is being hailed as a hero for egging him. the prime minister is calling for the senator to fa

this as, the owner of christchurch's "gun city" store in new zealand said it sold four guns and ammunition to the alleged mosque shooter through a "police-verified online mail order process." today's news comes as the community in christchurch continues to mourn the 50 lives lost in the the tragic shooting mosque last week. new zealand authorities are rushing to identify the fifty people killed in friday's terror attacks -- to allow families to bury their loved ones in accordance with muslim tradition.meanwhile, the christchurch community is paying tribute to the victims with memorials. <"never. you never wake up and think something like this would happen on your own doorstep. you know, let alone just down the road."> police announced today that the first body belonging to a victim of christchurch terror attacks have given back to their family... all of the bodies are expected to be returned wednesday. (jrstone) acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney is defening president donald trump saying "he's not a white supremacist." in an interview today -- mulvaney said it was unfair to ch

. >> i have informed the police that gun city sold the alleged gunman four firearms and my in, munitions, all of our sales followed the correct process. >> the prime minister of new zealand said gun reforms were going to be announced in 10 days. >>> people across the country and here in the bay area gathered to mourn and show support for the victims of the shooting, there is of course a large muslim community in the east bay, there were vigils held, people of many faiths gathered to pray, many people at the village said they needed to feel a sense of community and wanted to show their support after the latest tragedy. >> we are here today shoulder to shoulder with our muslim community and we are here in their suffering. >> it's a huge tragedy but we need to not see this as a tragedy against muslims but also as a tragedy against humanity. >> they said people need to work to understand religions and backgrounds. a man stopped to take a picture when he saw this human chain of people there to support the people inside of the mosque and help keep them safe. >> the gunman wore a helmet camera

another company here in new zealand, gun city, their owner has announced they did sell four weapons tohis suspect. and it all went through legal channels. what kind of measures do you think you would like to see implemented. what kind of lessons could new zealand learn from other countries that have faced this kind of violence in the past. >> in terms of the particular state of wells, he turned what was an ordinary ar-15, into a 30-cartridge magazine, which turned it into a very, very lethal weapon, indeed. banning that capacity would go somewhat towards it. but banning the category of weapons itself, we feel would be an important step. >> it could be accompanied with an amnesty and a byeback. if gun owners want to give these up voluntarily, the police are able to receive them. we want to couple it with the register of all firearms. the gun owners need to be licensed but the guns do not need to be licensed. that means we don't know where the 1.25 million guns that exist in private hands are located. there's 250 licensed gun owners. but we don't know how many weapons each one of these g

gun. >> century city mall, additional caller is currently locked inside. customer came in saying unknown person has a gun. people running and screaming inside the mall. >> reporter: worried shoppers and employees seen running from the scene as a massive police contingency converges on the mall. >> i had barely clocked into work and i saw my coworkers rubbing. he said drop everything and run. >> reporter: inside police with guns drawn. >> suspect was last seen inside the amazon bookstore.oricious pn book store. smoke seen billowing from the mall. surrounding streets and beverly hills high school locked down as a precaution. the school sending an automated message to concerned parents. >> we have just spoken with the chief of police and the lapd is currently responding to a possible man with a gun reported westfield century city mall. >> reporter: david you c people outside of the mall waiting for police to continue searching inside. the lapd said there are no reports of shots fired and so far, no reports of any injuries. david? >> marci, thank you. >>> we'll

we don't know what will be proposed, but we do know one business here, gun city, its owner has said fourf the five firearms that the key suspect had were legally purchased from that store. the key suspect brenton tarrant, an australian citizen who did not have any prior krinl record, he has told a public defender here that he wants to represent himself in upcoming court appearances. as for the effort to cope with this violence here, the authorities here are still struggling with it. christchurch hospital for example which is fighting to keep critically wounded people alive, it is postponing previously scheduled surgeries. the police are calling this the biggest investigation they have ever mounted. and it has been very slow going returning the bodies of some of the 50 killed on friday to their anguished families for burial. >> just awful. ivan watson, thank you for that. >>> an act of kindness being repaid in the aftermath of the mosque killings when 11 people were murdered at a pittsburgh synagogue last year, muslims in the community raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the victi

school in chicago nearly twice as many fourteen to sixteen year old schoolchildren carry guns than in any other city in america john hendren met one of the students to ask why. revolver. glow is sixteen and this is his sixth gun so why do they call you glow. as that or the part. of the weapon year but the weapon is the pike here he says a pipe the gun is easy to find he bought his illegally from a friend he's had one since he was eleven you carry a gun. why. because i lost a lot of her and i want to be to want to go to murder slaughter. anyway as. the last time he fired it two days ago when a rival gang member fired him from a car. so you fire off a couple of warning shots. glow is hardly alone in carrying a weapon a recent study by northwestern university found that nine percent of high school students in chicago carry guns that's compared with four percent in new york city and six percent in los angeles the studies co-author says that is largely because chicago is more segregated more dysfunctional and more violent they're doing it for protection because you're constantly having to watch your back

another company here called gun city has confirmed that it sold four firearms to the suspect all donecriminal record. and he did have a gun permit in this country. as for the anguished families of 9 the 50 people killed, most are still waiting to receive their loved oned back, es back. dealing with so many dead and wounded. >> ivan watson there in thank . >>> more trouble for boeing. the "wall street journal" reporting a grand jury has issued a broad subpoena as two federal offices probe the development and approval of the jets. now investigators have found similarities, this is so key here, between the ethiopian airlines crash last week and the lion air accident last october both involving that plane. for the latest, let's turn to richard quest live for us in amsterdam. that is a big development that there are similaritiesflights. >> reporter: this is the first official confirmation that there is a link between the lion air crash and the ethiopian. and the similarities is all do with the flight profile, the bra dramatic altitude changes that were seen in the flights. the difference s

now know that the suspect purchased four of these firearms legally online through a shop called gun city. the owner of that shop, though, says he did not sell the suspect a military style assault rifle. the conversation here has swiftly turned to gun control. jacinda ardern promising there will be new laws in place within a space of ten days, remarkably fast. we also know that the rifle club where the suspect was a member has shut its shooting range indefinitely saying its members are also in mourning. new zealand police are also saying anyone who wants to voluntarily give up their firearms can bring them to a police station. >> we've learned a lot about the shooter but over the weekend we're signing paying tributes, heart felt tributes to some of the victims, some as young as 3 years old. what are we learning more about the stories about the individuals inside the mosques? >> reporter: guys, some absolutely heartbreaking stories. you can see this huge pile of flowers around me. this is really a city that's united in its grief. one of the victims, a 3-year-old. he was at the mosque with

until now this sorry gun under my city as a result of. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. philippines in the sights of bias starts april eleventh on d w. authorities in new zealand have charged in australian man in his late twenties with murder after shootings at two mosques in christchurch at least forty nine people were killed and twenty wounded prime minister just said their journey addressed the country a short while ago and promised to crack down on firearms. u.s. president donald trump has rejected a congressional measure that would have blocked his attempt to attain funding to build a wall.

you can hear and we know that brinton terence had a gun laws since he was a member of the gun club in the city of don't need into the south of christchurch so all of those things will be looked at certainly by the government when as we're speaking to you we can see people gather around placing flowers. people seemingly are from all backgrounds all ages can you tell us about the reaction that you've seen there and how people are feeling today and what kind of. basically what they've been saying about what's happened. yes well as telling you that did it all just get out of shot so you can see exactly what is happening just before you came to us in fact while we were speaking the police removed the cordon tape from here it's been in place really since the massacre took place as i say they all nor mosque down this road where you see the people walking is just a few hundred meters. is down there that is where most of the people were killed and so the flowers have been gathering here is people have come in throughout the course of saturday to lay them at this intersection which was as far as they co

seventeen people have been killed in the twin suicide bombing and gun attack in the afghan city of jalalabad local journalists. well five assailants who have been involved into this attack were all killed by government forces and the security forces are still looking for three more suspects so these are salience interred a private construction firm which was in contract with the airfield there in jalalabad and they were constructing for them so sixteen people have been killed and nine others been wounded this situation of two have been critical. in this attack actually is happening while president garny visited eastern cannot province to not greet the hospital so that security was quite tight but still the assailants could do manage to enter a house which was very nearby to the airport which is in or will equipped and that has drawn down everything so. actually is showing also a failure since the prison is there and the highways and everywhere is also secure it has been a stronghold for a diet in jalalabad also the taliban have increased their attacks especially in the recent weeks there kil

there are too many guns in this country and they are too easy to get. san francisco daily city and san mateo county have all unanimously adopted local ordinances banning gun shows in their cities and counties. and i ask myself, why haven't we been able to ban these gun shows? what has stood in the way, we all know that this bill also creates the cow palace joint powers authority. and when i answer that question, i realize that it's the state entity that runs the cow palace, the california department of food and agriculture. why have they continued to allow these gun shows to take place? why have they refused to listen to us over and over again? and it is my opinion that if they need these gun shows to sustain the cow palace, they are doing something wrong. those are not our values. these gun shows perpetuate this country's sick gun culture and any denial of that can only be rooted in insanity. i want you to know about the vendor that the cow palace has five times a year. the crossroads of the west, they're gun shows, list the cow palace on its traveling rotation. their shows in

gun inside. >> century city mall, additional call is currently locked inside. customer came in saying unknown person has a gun. people running and screaming inside the mall. >> reporter: worried shoppers and employees seen running from the scene as a massive police contingency converges on the mall. >> reporter: inside pliz police with guns drawn reports of a suspicious package at the amazon book store. smoke seen billowing from the mall surrounding streets. beverly hills high school locked down as a precaution. the school s >> repte wting t continue the lapdep o >>mai, you. for the first tim whathe pilot said es strugglgit the pne imm take off. panic in his voice. david kerley with what we now learned tonight. >> reporter: the ethiopian airlines 737 max 8 that left this crater had trouble at take off, the captain reported. and tonight an account of the drama that unfolded with the wild up and down movements of the jet. the "new york times" reporting the captain, in a panicky voice, calls out "break, break, request back to home. request vector for landing." but

decided to drop charges against actor jussie smollett was because they want to focus resources on the city's gunlence.cook county first assistant state's attorney joseph magats told wls-tv on tuesday that prosecutors want to combat "violent crime, gun crime and the drivers of violence."his comments came after prosecutors dropped felony charges accusing smollett of falsely telling police he was attacked.magats says smollett faced accountability by doing community service and forfeiting his $10,000 bond payment. magats called it a fair and just outcome.he says he doesn't regret charging smollett because "it was the right thing to do then." smollett isn't backtracking from his account of being attacked. he insists he's been "truthful and consistent." prosecutors says a stunning decision to drop charges against jussie smollett doesn't mean they no longer believe he staged a racial and homophobic attack against him in january.first assistant state's attorney joseph magats told reporters tuesday that he still believes smollett filed a false police report. he says prosecutors "stand behind the investig

just yesterday, in richmond, a car was struck by gun fire. >>> a city sanctioned homeless encampment won't 457 for now. 17 people in hope village have 12 days to leave. deb davis proposed the site to relocate it but the valley water district owns the area and they voted against it. many residents are against it, as well. >> it is important that they have the government, the community outreach to reach the neighbors and let them decide what is good for their area. >> what will you do? >> i don't know. honestly. i would say that we will find some place. stay where we are or new location. >> the faa says the current hope village site is too close to the airport. it's not zoned for people to live there and they need to be out by march 30th. >>> california could help foot the bill for the border wall, though this is the loss of federal funding for military projects. according to the federal documents the state stands to lose more than $1.1 billion in appropriation in concord. this is at the tracy defense depot in the bay area. also and the list of camp pendington, travis air force base, l

city... the country does not have a gun carrying culture. would think it would be difficult to move this quantity of armoury and ammunition around. absolutely. and that is one of the things that police need to look out to work out whether there are any existing or continuing threat. we know that the gunmen potentially have multiple weapons. we know now from the police that they had improvised explosive devices. if they were able to gather the ammunition in order to carry out an attack, they potentially have gathered something else as well? further on, once we know that the threat is over and after a full investigation is launched, questions will be asked as to how someone in new zealand which has relatively tough licensing, gun licensing laws able to gather such ammunition and to gather such firepower to carry out a devastating attack. new zealand is the country, as you said, relatively peaceful it does not have a gun culture. by and large the police do not carry guns, only specialist trained officers are permitted to carry guns and that was

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that gives you an indication of why we need to change our gun laws. the cityf christchurch is in mourning, coming together to lay tributes to the victims. many sports and social events cancelled. this was, as i understand it, a deliberate decision to target our city and our country because we are a safe city and a safe country. hello and welcome to bbc world news. let's go live now to christchurch where we are getting an update from the hospital about those who are injured in that attack on two mosques in christchurch. by calling oi’ mosques in christchurch. by calling or texting 1737 trained counsellors are available when you need them. with that i will hand over to greg robertson, the chief of surgery and greg was the senior clinical lead activating and leading the clinical response to the tragic events of yesterday. greg, i invite you over and once he has finished we will be quite happy to take any questions that you may have. firstly, can i reiterate davids comments. myself and my colleagues would like to pass on our heartfelt thoughts to the victims and t

i think now the sorry gun under my city has made itself. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. philippines in the sights of i.a.s. starts april eleventh on d w. today british house of commons speaker john bercow ruled out a three peat vote on prime minister teresa mayes bracy plan he said you just can't vote on the same measure more than once cited examples going back all the way to sixteen zero for the same year why do began of the king james version of the bible well tonight the prime minister is reportedly furious and britain is set to crash out of the european union in just eleven days but those against breaks that they may now have more than just a prayer after all i broke off in berlin this is the day. the government camel legitimacy to these two recent me so that was the same proposition for substantially the same proposition is this because this piece has to be unprecedented the price is that it's not a country went to meet the european union in eleven days under the snow. i've always inclined to say. i don't in the business of panicking myself this ruling should not be

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and now we see sorry gun under my city as a result. of an exclusive report from a destroyed city. philippines in the sights of i.a.s. starts april eleventh. d.w. . today british house of commons speaker john bercow ruled out a three peat vote on prime minister teresa mayes bracy plan he said you just can't vote on the same measure more than once cited examples going back all the way to sixteen zero for the same year why do you began of the king james version of the bible well tonight the prime minister is reportedly furious and britain is set to crash out of the european union in just eleven days but those against brakes it they may now have more than just a prayer after all i broke off in berlin.

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yes. 0peration trident was your operation, operating against the gang culture and the use of guns in inner—cityk people then and maybe still today have a problem with the police is a huge problem in effectively policing the inner—city? well, the first thing i'd say is that knife crime is rising at a faster rate outside of london, so outside the urban areas. so it's a problem throughout the uk and it's a problem that needs to be tackled. now, the thing we learned on operation trident is you had to have the support of the community in tackling the problem at the time — gun crime. the reason for that was once you actually catch perpetrators of the violence, whether it's knife crime or other violent crime, you need witnesses, you need people who are going to come forward and give evidence against very violent people. now if the police alienate potential witnesses and alienate the public, then clearly you're not going to get the public support. what we found on trident is that when we set up the operation, and i took 18 months and setting it up, having spoken to community groups about what i was try

great idea because guns are people too ok they just rip off the idea of sanctuary cities it's really no ridge anality . overrated it's the artist's voice that matters and you better listen to those voices because they're packing heat. gun sanctuaries were indeed inspired by officials in liberal communities who refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities if the illegal immigrant is safe in a sanctuary city then the second amendment gun owner would be safe in a sanctuary county to exercise his right to bear arms this is this is just a noxious want these gun sanctuaries give shelter to semiautomatic refugees from kosovo where our. firearms are being pushed so far into the shadows that like immigrants we should marry them to keep them legal. people should start adding little anchor b.b. guns. you know there were so many hurdles to tie the knot with my rifle that i just got engaged to a machete. he gradually as it sounds like a more perfect master really does now that the gun show loophole is closing where will the twenty two percent of firearm consumers meaning millions get t

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that will give you an indication of why we need to change our gun laws. the city of christchurch is in mourning, coming together to lay flowers for the victims. many sports and social events cancelled. hello and welcome to bbc world news. a 28—year—old australian man has appeared in court in christchurch, charged with murder in connection with the terror attack on two mosques. this is brenton tarrant coming into court. the pictures are blurred for legal reasons. he did not make a plea during the brief appearance, which was closed to the public due to safety concerns. 39 people are still being treated in hospital, 11 are critically ill. within the past hour, the chief of surgery at christchurch hospital gave this update. christchurch hospital continues to provide care for 39 patients in the attacks of terror in christchurch yesterday. of the 48 patients admitted to christchurch hospital from the incident, seven have been discharged. the others include a four—year—old girl who has been transferred to the hospital in auckland in a critical condition, four patients di

horrific massacre, two of your biggest competitors, citi bank and bank of america adopted new policies to ensure responsible lending in their businesses with the gun industry. under the citi policy all of the banks business partners in the gun industry must require a background check before they sell a firearm and they must prohibit the sale of firearms to teenagers. these are commonsense policies that will increase public safety. and they're also smart business decisions. yet when asked about your competitor's new policies a wells fargo spokesman said that progress on these issues had to be made through the legislative process, that your company wouldn't go above and beyond what the law required. but as we already seen when i read your human rights statement, in some cases your bank does go above and beyond what the law requires. and to make it worse, last october, wells fargo issued a new $40 million line of credit to the manufacturer of the exact gun that was used to kill 17 people in the parkland shooting. so i have two questions for you. first, why does wells fargo continue to put profits over people by financing companies that are making wea

city. >> surveillance cameras said to be holding critical clues as to who gunned down the alleged mobster in a hail of bullets. this morning, detectives now combing through new evidence in the suspected mob hit on ancesco "franky boy" cali, the purported crime boss of the notorious gambino family. >> confirmed, male shot. get a bus to 25 hilltop asap. get a rush on a bus. >> reporter: investigators analyzing grainy surveillance video that they say shows cali possibly falling for a trap. >> he was completely at ease and wasn't expecting this at all. this was an assassination. there was no question. >> reporter: the 53-year-old's grave final moments illustrated by these bloody handprints on his suv but video evidence may give police insight into the nature of the killing and the perpetrator. >> with digital format that most homeowners have, we'll be able to get a picture of him. >> reporter: sources say the shooter intentionally slammed his blue pickup truck into cali's parked car sitting outside of his home on staten island. >> there's a blue pickup truck that's in the area. >> reporter: t

shannon: 40 people have been killed by gun attacks in new zealand mosques in the city of christchurch at the nearby suburb of lynnwood. this happening during friday afternoon prayers when the mosque would likely be filled with people. four suspects are in custody at this hour, two men, one woman. police are not sure if there are any more accomplices at large. a man who claimed responsibility for the shooting left a 74 page anti-immigrant manifesto in which he explained who he is and his reasoning for his action. i want to bring in steve rogers, former member of the joint terrorism task force. this is looking like a welcome straight attack. four attackers, possible devices attached to a car, new zealand officials have to figure out how this happened. >> what is critically important, four people in custody and they have a written manifesto. these individuals made law enforcement's job tougher. what they are going to do, they are going to be at this hour literally grilling these individuals that have to find out as soon as they could if there are any other suspects not only in new zealan

a complaint within the past few years about this main suspects this came from someone at a gun club in the city of the need in which is a few hours south of christchurch where brenton tarrant lived he was a member of a gun club there was an allegation or a suggestion rather that a complaint had been laid by another member of the club about this person about brenton terrine a few years ago that the complaint was made to police the police are saying they've gone back through all their files all their records and they cannot find anything that can verify that again that would perhaps back up as well the comments from the police and also from the new zealand prime minister since this occurred on friday that he was not on any watch lists in new zealand or indeed australia from where he is from the manifesto this was a revelation that came out late on saturday again in media here in christchurch that a document arrived the lengthy document a manifesto as brinton terrine has called it was emailed to the prime minister and several other email addresses including other members of government in new zeala

. >> the councilmember has worked to stop gun violence in the city, never imagining her son would fall victim. >> i dedicated my life as a councilmember to eradicating the violence that is too pervasive in our communities of color. that work started long before victor was taken. >> one of his jazz instructors at usc choked back tears as he remembered his students. >> he was a brilliant musician first and a drummer second. most of all, he was an amazing human being. i think you both for bringing him into this world. looks victor's father urged anyone with information to come forward. >> there people in the community that can help. just say something to the police. do not be silent. silence is the worst thing, worse than the bullet that killed my son. so, -- >> victor would have turned 22 in april, and his mother words, he is now in infinity. >> friends and family of a concorde man that disappeared last month held adelaide vigil. hundred people gathered where he grew up. he gathered that he vanished during a fishing trip to sherman silent with men that his other friends did not know. the

but images have been released to us that really is and i'm holding story and that gun mean that on the loose in the city. and another journalist that we spoke to earlier here on al-jazeera also telling us that police have said that there was a bomb in a car that crashed on a street stricken street in christchurch and people had been evacuated from that area so clearly we are dealing with multiple situations two shootings at two mosques in christchurch friday morning and also a bomb discovered in a car in the city let's now hear from another witness who described inside what happened inside the first mosque can you tell us what you've been hearing he was whiting at the cordon on things evan you. heard this stage i don't know where my wife is she was in the ladies' room. after the shooting or a try to go in there to see where there was a reason. i don't know where the ladies were shorter not. too quickly. premisses so i did so were you inside the mosque at the time of the shooting where were you the south and i was inside the mosque. i was in the side room. and. started the salmon. everybody was. very pea

last year, we have more people who lost their lives because of collisions than guns in our city this is not a hypothetical situation. this is deeply personal for me. i am a survivor of a collision, and know what it means to have your entire life and your family 's life ripped apart because of a collision. crashes can be prevented. death and injury can be prevented, but only if we act with urgency that is required to make the changes we need to stop yet another person from being hurt or killed. no more thoughts and prayers, action is what we need to because every injury, every traffic related fatality is a loved one, is $8 or, a father, a grounds mother, a life partner. if we don't act with urgency, we are saying that it is acceptable to allow these unnecessary tragedies to continue. we just had our vision zero committee meeting last week and we discussed what we have been doing and how we will move forward with our activities of the three east of enforcement, engineer and education. and it was a good presentation, except that again, we are looking at eight people who just passed away