at least 12 people have been shot dead in virginia united states by a man shooting into a government building complex the shooting happened in virginia beach a coastal resort town and according to authorities the gunman was shooting indiscriminately until he was shot dead by police. united states secretary of state mike compare has met german chancellor angela merkel during a period of tension between the 2 allies compared pushed germany to join us sanction.

at least 12 people have been shot dead in virginia united states by a man shooting into a government building complex the shooting happened in virginia beach a coastal resort town and according to authorities the gunman was shooting indiscriminately until he was shot dead by police. united states secretary of state mike compare has met german chancellor angela merkel during a period of tension between the 2 allies pompei a push to germany to join us sang.

at least 12 people have been shot dead in virginia united states by a man shooting into a government building complex the shooting happened in virginia beach a coastal resort town and according to authorities the gunman was shooting indiscriminately until he was shot dead by police. united states secretary of state mike compare has met german chancellor angela merkel during a period of tension between the 2 allies pompei o pushed germany to join us sang.

at least 12 people have been shot dead in virginia united states by a man shooting into a government building complex the shooting happened in virginia beach a coastal resort town and according to authorities the gunman was shooting indiscriminately until he was shot dead by police. united states secretary of state might compare has met german chancellor angela merkel during a period of tension between the 2 allies pompei o pushed germany to join us sang.

at least 12 people have been shot dead in virginia united states by a man shooting into a government building complex the shooting happened in virginia beach a coastal resort town and according to authorities the gunman was shooting indiscriminately until he was shot dead by police.

virginia as in many u.s. states it is fairly easy to purchase and hand guns legally for ever citizens so we also know that there are of already been dozens of shootings in the united states this year alone and you mentioned that carrying guns in the state of virginia is legal but what will it take how many more tragedies until gun laws in the u.s. might be changed or made more strict. to be honest i really don't know it seems that that it's totally unclear what it would take to change the. gun violence epidemic it has to be said that this is a kind of violence epidemic in the us that these mass shootings occur with them with regular intervals in the us here and it is unclear what it will take to change that i myself have covered several of these mass shootings and there was always an outpouring of grief and support after those shootings but then there is hardly ever any consequences taken to try to prevent these acts from happening again in the future. is michael can it ever importing from washington d.c. we thank you very much for that. turning now to some of the other stories making news around the world families of the victims of the river boat tragedy in budap

police in the united states' state of virginia say 11 people have been killed in a shooting in the townvirginia beach at a municipal center shortly after 4:00 p.m. on friday local time. the suspect is also dead. police say they believe there was only one shooter. you wet now, i can tell have multiple casualties and multiple fatalities. .e have 11 deceased victims there at the scene, we had six more victims transported to area hospitals. i do not have the condition of those victims at this particular time. you one of the individuals shot by the suspect is a virginia beach police officer. he was saved by his best. staget do we know at this ? -- he was saved by his vest. >> details are just coming out. the shooting started in the municipal building -- municipal building complex in virginia beach. is municipal complex normally around 25 buildings. this was in the public works building. we know the person who started shooting was a current employee, started moving floor to floor. people were arched to take cover, many people huddled under desks, but at the end of it, we're told the shooter i

start this hour with breaking news police in the united states state of it of the genea say 11 people have been killed in a shooting in the town of virginia beach it happened at a municipal center shortly after 4 pm on friday local time the suspect is also dead police say they believe there was only one shooter. right now i can tell you we have multiple casualties and multiple fatalities. we have 11 deceased victims. there at the scene we had 6 more victims who were transported to area hospitals i do not have the condition of those victims at this particular time i can tell you that one of the individuals shot by the suspect is a region of each police officer. and he was saved by his vest. that speak to an official who's in washington d.c. allan what do we know at this stage. well obviously the details are just coming out the shooting started sometime after 4 o'clock in the municipal building complex in virginia beach which is about a 3 and a half drive from washington d.c. if you head south the municipal complex of normally around 25 buildings this was in the public works building what we do know is that the pass that started shooting wa

they escaped slavery and went to the aid of the united states within three weeks of virginia's secession. after 200 years of slavery in virginia, within three weeks, to be on the enemy of the enemy, as cassandra said. 200,000 african-american men played crucial roles in preserving the united states as well as winning black freedom. others, women as well as men, young and old, sometimes far from the battlefronts, created opportunities from the smallest openings, making emancipation conceivable and real. over andd themselves over again with the aid of the u.s. army. enslaved people's actions to make themselves free grew greater, ironically, the longer the confederacy fought. the stories keep intersecting in ways that you would not have expected. but you can't understand -- you can understand them apart but you can't understand them all lumped together as a series of battles. telling all three stories does not diminish them but heightens them. union victory is not tarnished by acknowledging that the confederate army fought with skill and resilience. republican victory seems even more preesh

united states. i think of virginia smith, my congressional representative and the first woman from nebraska to hold a seat in the united states house of representatives. let us not forget the stories of the suffragists and all of the women, throughout our nation's history, whose courage and whose brilliance changed the world. it's because of them that we stand today in the hallowed chamber of the united states senate with a record number of women serving in congress and record numbers of women exercising their constitutional right to vote. we will never forget the path that brought us here today and the pioneers who fought for the right of millions of women to participate in the core function of our republic. i encourage my senate colleagues to swiftly pass the resolution before us today. and, i hope, in doing so, it serves as encouragement and inspiration for future generations of women who will continue to write america's story. thank you again to senator collins, to senator feinstein, and to all of my colleagues for sharing their stories, their past, their future, and their vision for this countr

i grew up in this house in virginia in the southern united states my childhood here was a happy one my family weren't rich but we were comfortable. i was particularly close to my grandmother mary hamilton lee it was she the told me about my lee family history. my most famous ancestor general robert e. lee led the confederate army against the union during the american civil war in the 1900 centuries. i was proud that this man considered one of virginia's greatest heroes was a relative i wasn't told that he fought to defend slavery. on the 12th of august 2017 these pictures of racial hatred in charlottesville in virginia were particularly shocking. because that white supremacists were rallying around was the preservation of a statue of my ancestor robert e. lee. i felt outraged that my family name was associated with the k.k.k. and neo nazis. what happened in charlottesville made me consider for the 1st time the true legacy of my slave owning ancestors. i want to know why people in my home state of virginia are so divided on the subject of confederate monuments and what they represent. a

virginia. i would know if there was any such combination. everyone accepted secession had been defeated in the government of the united states was once again the government of virginia. away asked was that all of us be able to vote again. we accepted it and shook hands. let bygones be bygones and move forward. asked about republican plans to reno fire the nation, baldwin warned that an amendment of the constitution would plant a root of bitterness such has not been known even in the bitterness of war. roould congress place the neg on the ground of political equality, it would not only open the door to the suffrage of women, minors, and foreigners and negros. he said, if you do this, you're going to be talking about giving women the vote. you see what he is leading with. it is also serving as the wedge andore trouble endo will disloyal to the government of the united states and all causes that have been combined together. whatever you do in washington, do not pass this amendment to the constitution. gentlemen of the north, you have no idea what you are doing. mass ofot have a 300,000 or 40,000 suddenly emancipated negros in your midst. theatron

i grew up in this house in virginia in the southern united states my childhood here was a happy one my family weren't rich but we were comfortable. i was particularly close to my grandmother mary hamilton lee it was she the told me about my lif family history. my most famous ancestor general robert e. lee led the confederate army against the union during the american civil war in the 1000 century. i was proud that this man considered one of virginia's greatest heroes was a relative. i wasn't told that he fought to defend slavery. on the 12th of august 2017 these pictures of racial hatred in charlottesville in virginia were particularly shocking. because that white supremacists were rallying around was the preservation of a statue of my ancestor robert e. lee. i felt outraged that my family name was associated with the k.k.k. and neo nazis. what happened in charlottesville made me consider for the 1st time the true legacy of my slave owning ancestors. i want to know why people in my home state of virginia are so divided on the subject of confederate monuments and what they represent. an

county and we'll continue to be the strongest county in not only the commonwealth of virginia but in the united states of america. >> state senateinority leader dick saslaw ofairf faxon w with 500 ves. in other surprise joe morriseyr. pretty much around the d.c. metro and then off to the south and east, farther back to the west moreunshine. and we'll get in on some of the sunshine here in the mess r-- metroa before this coastal system will move up and this will bring us rain overnight tonig and then we'll see this system move in tomorrow later in the day and that is where we get our stormhances from. so here is midnight. notice showers out there. getting ready to leave early for wor tomorrow, friday i notice rain in place and pocketsf yell until 8:00 a.m., that is the chance for heavier rain. once we hit 9:00 or 10:00 a.m. we start to see the first round of rain moving out of the area. here is midday tomorrow. notice how we're cloudy but dry. and then we see the second rounn moving and that second round is where we'll pull our severe storm chances from. here we are at 3:00 p.m. back around nchester, d

and another mass shooting in the united states disgruntled employee virginia killed 12 people with a handgun the gunman dies exchanged fire with police. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program human rights groups once again warning of an unprecedented crisis in syria as government forces of pushing into it live province hundreds of thousands of people have reportedly flaying from the region after 8 years of war it live in the country's northwest is a serious last remaining rebel stronghold to the east west and south of the region surrounded by troops loyal to president bashar al assad and his russian and iranian allies in the north turkish troops and their allies have taken control they are back. many of the rebel groups inside it live last year the presidents of both turkey and russia brokered a safe from the region but now this agreement same's to have collapsed trading triggering fears of another humanitarian crisis. this footage purportedly shows the aftermath of a syrian government air raid in it lip volunteer races to rescue injured children from the rubble observers are warn

in the us state of virginia — 12 people have been shot dead after a gunman opened fire in a local government office. in the unitedect has been named by police as dewayne craddock, described by officials as a disgruntled city employee. he fired indiscriminately at the location in virginia beach last night. 0ur washington correspondent, chris buckler, reports. some of the employees who were finishing up their work on friday afternoon never had a chance to go home. the police say one of their long—time colleagues walked in and started shooting indiscriminately, killing a dozen people. they said to stay and wait until the cops got there and let us come out. there was probably about 20 of us in an office, crammed in. we barricaded the door. did you hear any gunshots? yes, we did. several people were wounded and had to be airlifted to hospital. the gunman is said to have made his way from floor to floor, shooting wildly, before being killed in an exchange of fire with police. an officer was also struck, but he was saved from serious injury because he was wearing a bullet—proof vest. the suspect, and this will be the on

and also focus on making sure that mark warner returns to the united states senate. so, virginiarats, we have much to celebrate. we have a lot of work ahead of us. and we have to - this year - organize, register voters, knock on doors, and remind everybody that we have a critically important election in virginia. and the blood, sweat, and tears we put into 2019, will help to take over the house of delegates and the virginia senate. and also, make the groundwork to ensure that virginians are once again in the democratic column for the white house in 2020. virginians deserve a general assembly that works for them. the american people deserve a congress and a president that works for them. and all of that work starts right here in 2019. so let's get to work. thank you very much. [cheers & applause] [video clip] >> in 2017, i saw the direction our country was going. i decided we needed change. my state had not been won by a democrat in 26 years. with the help of many of you, i was able to win my district. the first-time candidate. the democratic party of virginia was there every step

also coming up another mass shooting in the united states a public utility employee in the state of virginia killed 12 people with a handgun the gunman then dies in a shootout with police. and there's an english invasion of the.

to us as i say human rights activists and she's joining us via skype from alexandria in virginia in the united stateseza what's your assessment of what's going on in your country today. i'm quite happy and i haven't been this happening in a while and so it really did and i'm so proud of the people in sudan and their resilience and commitment to each of these the number islands was a sense a struggle against this juncture but as he said another said he will go protest coming to the streets in large numbers and not only hospital but also in smaller cities and towns as well as huge a lot of junk. like that munition and guy as. i'm sure that the people are going to be determined in going to state and state and state of course and the need for testing and the reason they're lasting is not only just because it's a lot for the freedom and change of course this but it's also only for them to express how they feel about the recent events of talent each they're going to have has. has met their numberless is there as well. and i. know i was going to ask you sorry to interrupt going to ask you i mean how much co

right now flags across virginia and the united states are at half-staff on the orders of the president. and next hour, a prayer vigil will be held at a church a few miles from the scene. david gura is live in virginia beach all this morning. and as we look at today, of course our concern, one of them, is what is the latest with those who are injured. >> reporter: yeah, where he hearing from our colleagues there at the general hospital here in virginia beach, there are still a number of individuals who are being treated in care at that hospital. we expect more updates on their conditions throughout the course of the evening. this press conference just wrapped up with the governor of the commonwealth of virginia, the mayor of virginia beach and police chief, and they nodded to the fact that those individuals are still under care at that hospital. at that press conference, which concluded just a few moments ago, a little new information. we did learn from the atf special agent in charge that two weapons were found at the scene, both of which were .45 caliber. and the theme was praise for

united states that program starts now. of see. i'm james gannon a news editor for al-jazeera. i grew up in this house in virginia in the southern united states my childhood here was a happy one my family weren't rich but we were comfortable. i was particularly close to my grandmother mary hamilton lee it was she the told me about my leave family history. my most famous ancestor general robert e. lee led the confederate army against the union during the american civil war in the mid 1900 centuries. i was proud that this man considered one of virginia's greatest heroes was a relative i wasn't told that he fought to defend slavery. on the 12th of august 2017 these pictures of racial hatred in charlottesville in virginia were particularly shocking. because that white supremacists were rallying around was the preservation of a statue of my ancestor robert e. lee. i felt outrage that my family name was associated with the k.k.k. and neo nazis. what happened in charlottesville made me consider for the 1st time the true legacy of my slave owning ancestors. i want to know why people in my home state of virginia are so di

anti-semitic incidents across germany also coming up another mass shooting in the united states a disgruntled public employee in virginia killed 12 people with a handgun the gunman also dies in a shootout with police. and there's an english invasion of madrid as spurs and liverpool fans flocked to the city for tonight's champions league final but fans without tickets have been warned to behave or risk arrest. thank you for joining us today is could this day when palestinians and their supporters around the world to mark the start of israel's occupation of east jerusalem that many people oppose the commemoration because they believe it is inherently anti semitic in nature here in berlin there have been rallies attended by people opposed to outcomes day in previous years the annual codes march featured anti-semitic incidents people rallying against it want to show solidarity with their fellow jewish citizens in germany. the german government's commissioner for anti-semitism felix line talked to g.w. about the situation for jews in germany he has called for people marching today to take a stand against anti-semitism by wea

united states? >> i study sociology at virginia tech and we look at the structures of our society. the structures of our society tell us we will not have the structures in place unless we have commitment and investment in humanity. that's where we need to start at, to get back to understanding and tolerating our differences and having enough patience and humility to recognize that. that's where the investment needs to be made. because laws are just laws on the books, they're structures for us to live by but it doesn't negate that our humanity should come first. that's something that i want to make sure, not only here in virginia beach but in our country, we get back to valuing the men and women, whoever they want to be, whoever they can be, that we tolerate them. i think that is what our country is built on. it's the land of the free, the home of the brave. we have to be brave. we can't let acts like this, you know, make us so fearful that now we're scared to take a step or now we're putting ourselves in the hole and just covering the roofs over our head and hoping this doesn't hap

thread, i think two-vote margin in both houses and we in virginia have an election coming up this year and gun politics have shifted in the united statesirginia and this will hurt republicans if they're obstructionists. >> let's stay on democrats. brett, in your latest piece you talked about democrats and the impeachment debate and compare it to football. you say it's a dumb and dangerous game of maximal brutality and minimal movement. >> yes. i think democrats will be harming themselves splitly apol by not advancing the debate. >> they should just let it roll? >> no, what i have been advocating there should be a vote for the president of censure to back him into a corner. if you impeach the president, which the congress has the votes to do in the house, they will not convict him in the senate. that's the deal. what you will do is suck up an incredible amount of political oxygen. you will make republicans feel like the president is being victimized, the democrats are trying to overturn the results of the election and you're helping re-elect trump. in my book, that's the worst possible thing to do. i don't know what other people think,

anti-semitic incidents across germany also coming up another mass shooting in the united states a disgruntled public utility employee virginia kills 12 people with a handgun and the suspect then dies in a shootout with police. and there's an english invasion of madrid as spurs and liverpool fans flock to the city for tonight's champions league final by fans without tickets have been warned to behave or else for his caressed. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us there are 2 rallies taking place in berlin today the so-called al quds march marks the day when israel occupied east jerusalem and is an annual gathering of pro palestinian groups people opposed to it say it provokes anti-semitic incidents which have been rising across germany those people have rallied to show. but their fellow german jewish citizens . correspondent tessa walter is following both of those rallies and she joins us now from the counter protest as we understand tessa tell us more about this event and what's going on right now. exactly as you said this several demonstrations happening today right behind me you can see the counter demonstr

virginia, parts of western maryland, the lower tier of counties in central pennsylvania. that theater experienced, by far, the most concentrated combat of the war. eight of the 10 costliest battles for the united states army took place in the eastern theater. more casualties took place within 20 miles of fredericksburg, virginia than in any other state in the confederacy. 19 of the 20 union regiments that suffered the highest percentage of union casualties during the war fought in the eastern theater, as did 10 of the 15 confederate regiments and 8 of the 10 confederate brigades that earned that grisly distinction. several factors conspired to focus attention on the east, in the united states, and the -- in the confederacy, and in europe, and by europe, i mean in london and paris. the rest of it did not matter. [laughter] dr. gallagher: the eastern theater, among these factors, contained the two national capitals, they are only 100 miles apart. they also contain the war's two most famous armies, the army of the potomac and the army of northern virginia. it was the theater closest to the most large cities in the loyal state, and thus, the newspapers with the largest circulations in the united states.

also coming up another mass shooting in the united states a disgruntled public utility employee in virginia kills 12 people with a handgun the gunman dies in a shootout with police. and there's a british invasion of madrid as spurs and little golf fans flocked to the to the city for tonight's champions league final but fans without tickets had been warned to behave or risk arrest. waiter thank you for joining us today is could this day when pro palestinians are for palestinian marchers around the world marked the start of israel's occupation of east jerusalem that many people oppose the commemoration because they believe it is inherently and to semitic in nature here in berlin there have been rallies attended by people opposed to alkaloids day which in previous years has featured anti-semitic incidents people rallying against it want to show their solidarity with their fellow jewish citizens in germany where anti jewish incidents are on the rise. joining us now from the anti out code's rally is correspondent tests of alter your at the main the counter demonstration against the alcoves march

united states this year. chris buckler, bbc news, virginia beach.ht mountaineers including three from britain — a team of eight mountaineers — including three from britain — has gone missing in northern india during an attempt to climb the country's second highest mountain. their goal is believed to have been the east peak of the nanda devi mountain, which is more than 7,000 metres high and lies close to the border with china. the alarm was raised on friday night after the team failed to return to base as expected. reports suggest bad weather has hampered rescue efforts. a minute's applause in honour of footballerjose antonio reyes has been held ahead of the champions league final between tottenham and liverpool in madrid. one of his former clubs, sevilla, announced that the former spain, arsenal and atletico madrid player died in a car crash earlier today. the 35—year—old was a member of the famous arsenal "invincibles" team which went unbeaten in the english premier league in the 2003—2001; season. among the many trubutes is this from reyes‘ forme

cand another mass shooting in the united states the disgruntled public utility employee in virginia kills 12 people with a handgun the gunman dies with an exchange of fire with the police. and my ash waiter thanks for joining us starting off this hour with football news because the champions league final is less than an hour away and liverpool and top numb hotspur are set to lock horns in an all english showdown in madrid more than 100000 supporters from the 2 clubs are believed to have made their way to the spanish capital despite the vast majority of them not even having a ticket liverpool fans are hoping their team can go one step further this time having lost last season's final have never reached this stage before. to be a foreign correspondent publicly i asked in madrid for the big game he's on the line now the problem you're there you're on the ground what's it like right now. well it is incredibly exciting here madrid there are thousands of people milling around the center of the capital and we've seen as you mentioned the red the hunger says that descended on the spanish capital

this was the deadliest shooting in virginia beach history and worst in the united states this year. unlikely to hold for long. thus, we are challenged, either we resign ourselves to the fact that what happened in virginia beach on friday and countless other communities before it is part of life in america, or we commit ourselves to something different. the choice is ours to make. joining me, reporter for the newspaper, jane harper, reports on courts and crimes in virginia. we talked about the municipal complex, the campus we're on. help us understand what happens here on a day-to-day basis? >> most everything involving city government is located in this area, the courthouses and city hall and anything that citizens need to do, it is pretty much located right here. it is about 110 acres, and houses about 30 buildings. >> it is the weekend. and this happened. there isn't as much traffic as a weekday, but the bureaucratic nerve center of the community. >> exactly. >> help us understand what you heard from law enforcement and leadership today during the two press conferences about what t

this generation of virginia democrats has led the single most powerful turnaround in the state from red to blue in the unitedears. you've done that. you've done that. when mark warner and i came in together in 2001, everything was republican. everything. now, we had all the statewide officeholders, both u.s. senators, strong majority on our house delegation, we won more electoral votes the last few times, and we will win them in 2020. [applause] sen. kaine: the only thing we lack, and it is so close we can taste it, is the majorities in our two-state houses. house of delegates, state senate, thank you for ensuring that come january, we will have the majority in both houses and we will run the table in the last 15 years. you can do that, and i know you will do that. [applause] sen. kaine: last thing. if you can just take a minute, i want to ask you to do something. we have just come through primary week. democratic primaries are tough. my least favorite race was a three-way democratic primary for lieutenant governor in 2001. i like running against republicans a lot better than i like running against democrats

united states this year. chris buckler, bbc news, virginia beach. first announced. it means tenants will no longer be billed for things like viewings, credit checks or setting up a tenancy. but there are warnings rents could be pushed up as a result, as landlords try to make up their lost income. time for a look at the weather with nick miller. i was contemplating putting a bit of sun cream on before i stepped outside this afternoon, would you advise it? very wise, there is strong sunshine across some parts of the uk and heat in some areas, too, especially into south—west england where it is the highest temperature at the uk has recorded so far this year, 26.2 at heathrow airport and temperature is still going up. so the heat very much there towards the south east and east anglia with the stronger sunshine, but a different story elsewhere. north wales, northern england, patchy rain so far and northern ireland and southern scotland. it will turn wetter overnight here is welcome in this area of heavy rain sweeps through pushing into parts of wales as

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united states this year. chris buckler, bbc news, virginia beach.th anniversary in the uk. the arrests were made on suspicion of drugs offences and possession of offensive weapons. the hells angels euro run, in sussex and surrey, marks the creation of the first branch of the california—based motorcycle club in the uk. one of iceland's most beautiful natural attractions has been left in ruins after years of uncontrolled tourism. the layder—rendi cave — near reykjavik — has seen many of its stalactites and stalagmites destroyed — and much of the walls have been covered in graffiti. conservationists say local tourist companies are to blame. tim allman reports. an age old dilemma when nature and commerce meet head—on. this cave was only unearthed in 1990, but it is estimated that since then, hundreds of thousands of tourists have tried to visit. a delicate coating of fungus that covers the walls has been damaged by people writing graffiti. stalactites and stalagmites have been broken off. translation: i have come to the conclusion that a natural wonder

united states this year. chris buckler, bbc news, virginia beach.have been described as the biggest change to the renting industry in decades. but there are warnings rents are already being pushed up as rental businesses try to claw back income. our business correspondent katy austin reports. today‘s changes affect letting agents, landlords and millions of private renters, like kirsty in coventry. this is what she had to pay on top of her first month‘s rent. application fee, that was 300. deposit, 895, i think it was. so, £120 to then renew the contract, to stay for another 12 months here. the fees charged to kirsty were fairly typical, but for years there have been complaints that some agents have been charging far more and that some of what renters have had to pay simply hasn‘t been justified. there‘s already a ban on fees charged to tenants in scotland, and now england too. charges including application and referencing fees are banned. deposits are capped at five weeks rent. some things can still be charged for, including replacing lost keys, but

anti-semitic incidents across germany also coming up another mass shooting in the united states a disgruntled public employee in virginia kills 12 people with a handgun the gunman also dies in a shootout with police. and there's an.

also coming up another mass shooting in the united states a public utility employee in the state of virginia killed 12 people with a handgun the gunman then dies in a shootout with police. and there is an english invasion of madrid as spurs and liverpool fans flock to the city for tonight's champions league final the fans without tickets have been warned to be paid or else a brisk arrest. by marion evanston it's good to have you with us here in berlin demonstrators are gathering to show solidarity with the jewish people against a rising number of anti-semitic incidents across germany they're responding to a call by the government's commissioner for preventing anti-semitism to wear a traditional jewish skullcap today we'll hear from our correspondent who's at a march in berlin but 1st here's one resident who wears the skull cap or a keeper but feels he has to be careful about being seen in public with it. david pearl wears a skull cap and a prayer tussle as part of everyday life but when he goes outside he puts the tassel in a pocket and he hides the skull cap with a hat 3 david his wife and

also coming up another mass shooting in the united states a disgruntled public utility employee in the state of virginia killed 12 people with a handgun the suspect then dies in a shootout with police. and there's an english invasion of madrid as murders at a liverpool fans flocked to the city for tonight's champions league final fans without tickets have the warrant of behave or where is the rest. welcome to the program i'm there and i haven't seen. a surge of fighting is expected at the last rebel held territory of the syrian conflict as government forces launch an all out offensive ground forces have been advancing on it live province under cover of syrian and russian airstrikes the offensive marks an end to the 9 month cease fire backed by russia and turkey last september it's the biggest escalation in fighting sons last summer human rights groups are warning of an unprecedented humanitarian crisis the region is home to some 3000000 people. i'm joined now by 2 a yaakov son he's program director of care international in northwest syria in gaza the un to have turkey which is near the syrian border tha

virginia beach. it shouldn't happen in any city in the united states of america.adly, it does. >> i believe that there are some things that you can't do from a distance it's personal. we have to be here we have to -- we have to wrap our arms around -- physically around people who are weeping. >> it's just knowing that somebody's life, you know -- lives were snuffed out prematurely. you know, senseless, from a senseless act of violence. >> still brings tears? >> yeah. yeah >> what are you thinking what are you feeling where is that pain >> thinking about those that lost their loved ones and children that lost their parents, grandparents there's power in prayer we will continue to pray >> tonight, the mayor of virginia beach says we will not be defined by this horror we are a city of resiliency and resolve. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from virginia beach, virginia thank you for the privilege of your time and good night the news at six t now. good evening and thanks for joining us. i )m anoushah rasta. and i )m terry

news live from another mass shooting in the united states this crondall public utility employee virginia killed 12 people with a handgun the gunman dies in a shootout with police also coming up people across germany are urged to wear a traditional jewish skullcap today in an act of solidarity and in defiance of intolerance we meet a man living with the rising incidence of anti-semitism in berlin and talked to germany's anti semitism in.

united states and iran. first, republican congressman scott perry and then we are joined by virginia democratic congresswoman abigail's abigail spamberger. also, from aarp's public policy institute, lee purvis will discuss the report on prescription drug prices and how increases have affected consumers and employers. be sure to watch "washington journal" thursday and friday following the first democratic presidential debates of the 2020 race. join the conversation both mornings with your phone calls, facebook comments and tweets. south bend, indiana and democratic head -- presidential candidate pete buddha did held a town hall on sunday following the fatal shooting of a black man by a city police officer. -- south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg held a town hall meeting with residents on sunday, following the fatal shooting of the black man by a city police officer. he has been traveling back and forth to south bend as he canceled multiple campaign events across the country while keeping some engagements in massachusetts, florida, and south carolina. he was accompanied by the south bend police chief for t

anti-semitic incidents across germany also coming up another mass shooting in the united states a disgruntled public utility employees virginia kills 12 people with a handgun the suspect then dies in a shootout with.