arden fair mall in sacramento closed today preparing for protests.. what origanizers are saying about their fight for civil rights. (justine) plus.. more support to block the presidents national emergency as the senate may now have enough votes to approve the bill blocking the declaration. (jr) and after the break... a series of tornadoes wreaking havoc on the south eastern part of the country. we hear from local officals about the extent of the damage. (jr) the national weather service says at least a dozen tornadoes touched down across alabama and georgia this afternoon. lee county, alabama was hit especially hard. it appears two tornadoes hit within an hour. the lee county sheriff says at least 22 people were killed and several people were serisouly injured. some victims have been transported to a local hospital with serious injuries. several homes were also destroyed. a local meteorologist in alabama talked with cnn earlier tonight about the extent of the damage.

nats: arden mall, shutdown! shoe stores, shutdown! food court, shutdown!ome shoppers were upset with the inconvenience--- brown/ upset shopperi know why theyúre protesting and i think they have a right to protest but i think that they could do it at a better place instead of at the mallothers stood in support--- calling it a worthy cause. lorraine taufa/ supporterif youúre going to do it peacefully donút believe in violence but if youúre going to do it peacefully then thatús your right. (justine) coming up at 8:30 tonight, learn about the new law stephon clark's family is trying to pass. (jrs) 2 dead and 8 hit when a car 2 dead and 8 (jrs) (jrs) 2 dead and 8 hit when a car comes barreling through a closed street during mardi gras. what police now know. (jrs) at least two people were killed, and six others injured... after they were struck by a vehicle in new orleans saturday night. police say the driver drove away from the scene, but was quickly arrested. authorities are investigating what led up to the crash.chief shaun ferguson: "in total, we have 8 peop

nats: arden mall, shutdown! shoe stores, shutdown! food court, shutdown! were upset with the inconvenience--- dominique brown/ upset shopper i know why theyúre protesting and i think they have a right to protest but i think that they could do it at a better place instead of at the mall others stood in support--- calling it a worthy cause. lorraine taufa/ supporterif youúre going to do it peacefully thatús fine. i donút believe in violence but if youúre going to do it peacefully then thatús your right. ( james ) that was kristi gross reporting. the mall will resume normal operating hours this morning. ( darya ) in the south bay... police have arrested the man they say attacked a woman on the stevens creek trail in mountain view. 29 year old michael adonis was arrested at a home on santa clara avenue. the victim says he introduced himself as "jerry"... before he attacked her last week. officers say they were responding to a separate incident when they noticed bite marks on his hands consistent with what the victim told police...she said she bit him in an eff

arden described the attack of ec unpredented violence as one of thetr y's darkest days. let's take a listen to more of what she had to say. >> it is clear that this can now escribed as a terrorist attack. from what we know, it does appear to have been well planned. two explosive devices attached to suspects' vehicle have now been found, and they have been disarmed. >> the shootings occurre at two mosques in the christchurch area during friday afternoon prayers. the busiest time for muslim worshippers. now witnesses describ multiple deaths at the al noor mosque in central christchurch with bodies being bught out on stretchers. four are in custody, three men and one woman. they're nd police say not aware of other suspects beyond the four who have been arrested but they can't be certain. one witness described a gunman as white, aged in his 30s or 40s, and wearing aor unm. we also know a man claimed responsibility for the shootings and left a 74-page anti-immigrant manifesto where explained his actions for the mass shooting. frances? >> horrific to hear those detail. ali, th

as the prime minister of new zealand there i'm joined tonight by a man who knows jacinta arden's part of the world very well its politics and its people i'm happy to welcome you to the big table jeffrey life she's former us ambassador to australia and now chairman of the william fulbright scholarship board the fulbright of one of the world's most coveted and renowned international studies and exchange programs ambassador it's good to have you on the show you're in berlin this week for the fulbright commission's annual conference here in berlin and we want to talk about fulbright in just a moment but i'd like to talk to you first as the former ambassador to australia the gunman in last week's new zealand mosque massacres came from australia what went through your mind when you heard that. well first brant thank you for having me on and thank you for being a fulbright to yourself. what went through my mind when i heard the news i think i hope is the same thing that went through the minds of all decent people around the world which is this is her effect act an act of. hate and violence a

on the program as such short notice now we just heard from the new zealand prime minister just into arden confirming that there are multiple locations involved in the shooting and calling it one of new zealand's darkest days what are your thoughts on the events so far this morning. well i'm just sure about are now dead. you know it is horrifying i hope the scope of it is not as large as it appears right now. it is it is a dark day. it's horrific if i'm not mistaken done i'm not hearing the word. terrorism being applied at this point and that may be early but on the other hand. if this situation where we're different and where. if the suspected shooter's were not. white people. we would be hearing in the victims if the victims were not muslims at this point we would be hearing the word muslim terrorism i think almost immediately this. i wish we would be more careful of that word all the time but it in this case the the. the. care is disconcerting. so. let me unconfirmed reports about this incident. one thing as we reported it what it is is that one of the attackers was a white male may hav

jacinda arden said it was an extreme and unprecedented act of violence.karmali has the latest emergency vehicles rushing the injured to hospital after gunmen entered the al noor mosque in christchurch and opened fire. about 300 people were in attendance for the traditional friday prayers. a senior member of the congregation described the horrific scene. i saw that some people were running out to my, through my room where i was in and also, i saw some people had blood on their body and some people were limping. at that moment, i realise that it was a really serious. there are reports that the gunman was firing continuously for at least ten minutes. another mosque in the city also came under attack and police say that several other people have also been apprehended. new zealand's prime minister expressed shock. what i can say is that it is clear that this is one of new zealand's darkest days. clearly, it is an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence. local canterbury police have not confirmed numbers, but have said that there have been fatalities an

overthrowing one democratically elected government after another whether in one nine hundred fifty four with arden's or the interventions that it carried out in the one nine hundred eighty s. supporting brutal military regimes on cuba nicaragua were also mentioned by figures like bolton in the same breath this is clearly a concerted effort to bring latin american countries once again under the iron control. this is r.t. international glad you could join us sir to stick around that base coming your way at the top of the hour. traditionally in the foreign policy with the assistance of the legacy media to find an immediate threat for a foreign military intervention or coup their aim has been to manufacture public support today it's different with virtually no public debate is the target of a regime change the problem is force regime change as a deplorable record. maternity town in congo the neighborhood is a slum. hundreds of teenage gangs operate here then call the cultural and. the gangs are spreading out of the big cities like a virus is a social epidemic clune is a mainly involved in sept and robbe

the other thing regarding -acinda arden with v theeil, - with the veil, that is another thing mentioned d a lot that may muslims feel a small gesture like this means a lot. one of the things that is quite n sunday, , there were these two young muslims who were verbally abused, attacked by this man. they said, you just go to your own country. the good thing is this man was drunk. it is one of the things that -- you know, when this kind of thing happened, what we know as gender islamophobia, the way women muslslim, especially those who wear t the veil, they are visibly more recogognizable as muslims so showing her support by weariring veil, it means a lt from any muslims here in new zealand. juan: eva nisa, i wanted to ask you, new zealand has a relatively small muslim population, i think 1% of the country compared to australia that has a much larger percentage or even, obviously, all of western europe. have you seen a rise in white supremacist expressions or public statements in new zealand over the past few years? >> yes. many analysts and scholars have mentioned there is an increasase

will be able to bury their loved ones from wednesday according to the country's prime minister and arden says the bodies of the deceased will be released this week. meanwhile the police presence around the country will be stepped up as people return to work on monday extra officers will be deployed around schools businesses and places of worship. the suspect charged for the shooting this is from australia and family members have spoken of their shock and disbelief. we're all gobsmacked we don't know what to think it's. you know the maid is sighing he's planned it for a long time so ease of this lead not of sermo on our dad thing it's only since he travelled overseas so i think that voice strange to complain plato the boy we knew which i sorry for the families over there before the days when the ins would there which is tough enough and else is when the government. the israeli army has launched a major operation in the occupied west bank after at least one israeli was killed two others were wounded in stabbings the shootings by a suspected palestinian attacker a manhunt continues to find

. >>> sacramento zoo arden fair mall shut down today in response. a small group of college students staged a silent sit-in overnight, which prompted mall officials to close the mall for the day. protesters hope the financial hit will lead to change. >> we wanted to affect maybe the more lucrative businesses, like champs, apple, victoria's secret. we didn't know it would turn into the whole mall shutting down which is exponentially greater than we wanted initially. it's great. we won't stop. >> some shoppers were upset by the inconvenience but others called it a worthy cause. >>> intense tornadoes ripped through the south. coming up, how witnesses described the tornado in alabama that has left at least 23 people dead. >>> we're watching some light sprinkles out there on the radar. more to come this week. >>> and a miracle in humboldt county. how hundreds of people came together to find two young girls after they spent 44 hours in the wilderness, all by themselv. es >>> two young sisters who were missing for 44 hours were found safely today. caroline

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saturday, triggering demonstrations and a sit-in on sunday that led to the closure of sacramento's arden fair mall. activists demanded the two officers be fired as they marched in an east sacramento, predominantly white neighborhood monday night. police then arrested 84 people as the protesters marched onto a freeway overpass including several pastors and journalists. >>> as for the protesters, they say they intend to occupy the police station in sacramento for as long as it takes. they'll be here tonight, tomorrow, thursday. they intend -- they want to get those two officers fired. in the meantime, a federal investigation was just launched today by the u.s. attorney ace office and the fbi, they are going to be looking at whether or not stephon clark's civil rights were violated. here in sacramento, leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> two rival plans are being considered in the state legislature to update use of force laws. current state law mandates that officers can use deadly force when they deem it reasonable. >>> an assembly bill backed by stephon clark's family would change the law to

overthrowing one democratically elected government after another whether in one nine hundred fifty four with arden's or the interventions that he carried out in the one nine hundred eighty s. supporting brutal military regimes in countries like el salvador although venezuela is in the vise the moment cuba nicaragua are also mentioned by figures like bolton in the same breath this is clearly a concerted effort to buy figures like bolton in the same breath this is clearly a concerted effort to bring latin american countries once again under the iron control. relatives of children of french jihadi as have appeal to the u.n. for the children to be allowed back to france they're currently being held in camps in syria to stop where the lawyers who helped to launch the complaint says the children would be able to adapt to a normal life in france. to speak when the french people every day for three years in a row are being held in these children are not i'm bombs they want to prove they're a pedigree little think they're being deceived the eighty four children have already returned to the rounds they have a

overthrowing one democratically elected government after another whether in one nine hundred fifty four with arden's or the interventions that it carried out in the one nine hundred eighty s. supporting brutal military regimes in countries like el salvador although venezuela is in the fight the moment on cuba nicaragua are also mentioned by figures like bolton in the same breath this is clearly a concerted effort to bring latin american countries once again under the iron clothes on board more on that tragedy after breakthrough international. law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race based on scary dramatic develop the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy

prime minister just in the arden has been meeting police chiefs and security intelligence officials in wellington and he has described the attack as one of the country's darkest days. it is with extreme sadness that i tell you that is day it seems in pm tonight we believe that forty people have lost their lives and this act of extreme violence. teen have died at lynnwood of a new mosque three of which were outside the mosque itself. a sushi have been killed to dean's every new mosque. also more than twenty seriously injured who are currently in christchurch a. it is clear that this can now only be described as a terrorist attack. from what we know it does appear to have being well planned two explosive devices attached to suspect vehicles have now been found and they have been disarmed there are currently four individuals who have being apprehended but three connected to this attack who are currently in custody one of which has publicly stated that they were born. these are people who i would describe as having extremist views that have absolutely no place in new zealand and in fact ha

overthrowing one democratically elected government after another whether in one nine hundred fifty four with arden's or the interventions that it carried out in the one nine hundred eighty s. supporting brutal military regimes in countries like el salvador although venezuela is in the vise the moment cuba nicaragua are also mentioned by figures like bolton in the same breath this is clearly a concerted effort to bring latin american countries once again under the iron control. and if your pan airlines plane has crashed killing all those on board more on that tragedy after a short break international the weekly. there was no. labor there was an environment standouts in the original enough that did the five years ago work it out because relations were more punitive but now the religion is very very close intertwined so i think it's ok to have a new treaty and you negotiation. you know world of big partisan movies. and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting p

prime minister jacinda arden says they have agreed on new stricter gunning laws. >> we have reforms hadmake our community safer. >> reporter: they may follow australia's lead and start a gun buy back and a ban on assault rifles. we now know the youngest was just three years old. >> i got up and rushed to my friend who was shot on his head. >> reporter: he was inside the linwood mosque friday. he lost seven of his friends. >> i can't put it into words. we lost all the good people there. >> reporter: this is the make-shift memorial in the middle of christchurch. now that bodies are being returned to the families, we expect funerals to begin. >>> a man accused of kidnapping a a teenager and killing her parents wants to talk. she apparently took jaime claus from her home in january. now the man identifying himself as patterson called a reporter at our minneapolis station. this after the inmate wrote a letter. here with more. >> reporter: the call wcco received from jail lasted only a few minutes. during that time the man who said he was called jake patter answered questions about the case.

democratically elected government after another whether in one thousand nine hundred fifty four with arden's or the interventions that it carried out in the one nine hundred eighty s. supporting brutal military regimes in countries like el salvador although venezuela is in the vice the moment cuba nicaragua are also mentioned by figures like bolton in the same breath this is clearly a concerted effort to bring latin american countries once again under the iron control. with drugs that just around the corner and euro skeptic party is gaining momentum in the french president emanuel necron has outlined his grand vision of a reform in europe his open letter features a number of ambitious plans for more on that we go live now to our team starlet dubinsky charlotte what a bright new future does micron envision. well this letter has been outlined to citizens of europe and it's been published in newspapers in the twenty eight member states of the european union now as you said this comes as many centrist politicians fearing that they're not going to do as well in the forthcoming european elections

be able to bury their loved ones from wednesday according to the country's prime minister to send arden says the bodies of the deceased will be released by investigators this week the israeli army has launched a major operation in the occupied west bank after at least one israeli was killed two others were wounded in stabbings and shootings by a suspected palestinian attacker a manhunt continues to find the perpetrator meanwhile israel's top court has disqualified a controversial far right candidate from standing in next month's parliamentary elections the decision overturned a ruling earlier this month by israel's election committee which had allowed jewish powers michael ben-ari to run israel's attorney general said barry should be banned for incitement to racism. the leaders of zimbabwe and mozambique have returned home early from foreign trips to help respond to the death and destruction caused by a tropical cyclone are dying at least thirty one people have been killed as flash floods destroyed homes bridges and roads dozens of people are still missing and bad weather is slowing res

overthrowing one democratically elected government after another whether in one thousand shifty forward arden's or the interventions that are carried out in the one nine hundred eighty s. supporting brutal military regimes in countries like el salvador although venezuela is in the vise the moment cuba nicaragua are also mentioned by figures like bolton in the same breath this is clearly a concerted effort to bring latin american countries once again under the iron control. and ethiopian airlines plane has crashed killing all one hundred fifty seven people on board it was heading from ababa to nairobi the victims include thirty five foreign nationals and one thousand staff from organizations linked to the united nations r.t. donald quarter earlier discussed at the tragedy with my colleague union o'neill. ethiopian airlines is reporting is that the c.e.o. has arrived on the crash site and he confirms personally that there are no survivors the majority being from kenya canada and the e.u. now this was one of ethiopian airlines regularly scheduled flights although the plane crashed only six minutes

you call this out but it's got to be called out and i have great admiration for how prime minister arden has as you know shown not only in her words been in her actions her commitment to this community of faith which is under attack around the world due to the topic of muslims migration is them is terror white supremacy extremism we know that it's politically divisive in australia i want you to take a look at what happened. and senator when he was asked about this type of terror in new zealand and australia take a look when people are getting. that video of course you know with around the world. i think there was you know a go fund account set up for the truth through the egg at the senator what does it tell you that about australian society today compared to when you were there as ambassador yeah well when i was a massacre there were a number of instances where people were cream pie one of them as opposed to egg and one of the things i appreciated about australians is you know they are direct in their criticism and now and you know a cream pie to the face doesn't feel good it's kind of

yes prime minister just into arden didn't want to go into details of the parliament thing on monday to discuss about the who falls a new hearing loss but mention furth further details would be announced very soon meanwhile the number of semi-automatic weapons handed over police is increasing more and more kiwis are voluntarily handing over their weapons and today the finance minister mentioned that they're looking into the possibility of a gun buyback. first apartment a journalist based in auckland thanks very much for being with us today and check out some of the other stories making news this hour one student has been killed another wounded in a shooting in a peruvian high school local media reporting the shooting may have been an accident that occurred when a boy brought his father's firearm to school. because the president of kazakhstan has announced he's stepping down after three decades of power in explain his decision the seventy eight year old has led kazakhstan since one thousand nine hundred nine when it was still part of the soviet union kazakhstan's due to hold a presidenti

overthrowing one democratically elected government after another whether in one thousand shifty forward arden's or the interventions that are carried out in the one nine hundred eighty s. supporting brutal military regimes in countries like el salvador although venezuela is in the vise the moment cuba nicaragua are also mentioned by figures like bolton in the same breath this is clearly a concerted effort to bring latin american countries once again under the iron control. for firefighters and several right police have been injured as french rioters fired phil bombs torch scores of cars and sprayed the words police killer on walls vang revenge for the deaths of two teens and a police chase. a resident was also rushed to the hospital after officers responded with tear gas here for home use set up barricades for a third night in the district of the southern city of grenoble worth ortiz insists the seventeen and nineteen year olds were crushed between a bus and a wall during the chase our local media reports writers claim that police deliberately caused the youngsters deaths and investigation has

new zealand's prime minister just send arden has announced that the government hopes to have a ban on semiautomatic and military style weapons in place by next month the move follows friday's fatal shootings at two mosques in christ church which left fifty people dead. was. one of the many vigils taking place across new zealand discreet. as the country continues to come to terms with its worst mass shooting it's also taking radical steps to prevent a tragedy like this from happening again. today i'm announcing that new zealand will be in all military style see me or a medic we friends we will ban or pats with the ability to convert see me or to medical in the other type of fire into a military style see me or a medic weapon the lone gunman who opened fire on worshipers at two mosques in christ church was armed with semiautomatic rifles he's believed to have modified them with high capacity magazines to make them fire faster from now on all of this along with assault rifles will be banned in new zealand owners of such weapons we'll have to turn them into the police but we as always wan

a short time later two air raid ardens arrived and demanded that we turn the shell over to them. after a short argument we handed the officials. by the end of january, following intense raids, trams and subways were no longer and we stopped going to school altogether. >> in august of 1945, the u.s. nagasaki oshima and and soon after that the empower historic address to the japanese nation. the war was over. few days later isaac made a decision that would change his life. yokohama harbor to watch the arrival of the ictorious u.s. military and when he was in school in japan he studied english so he was the language. >> i watched the americans come ashore ashore, hundreds of them crammed into motor boats, steaming from the docks. to nothing about that moment was order narrinary. -- unreasonable and i could feel the excitement. i watched one motorized boat toward the dock and soon i i.'s faces.out the g. eufpl a few of them seemed to stare at i stared back at them. suddenly i was startled by a loud.closer and hi, there. i turned quickly. army officer in his late 20's will joined me o

christchurch has re—opened the national debate about firearms laws with the prime ministerjacinda ardenwill change. philip alpers is a founding director of gunpolicy.org run by the sydney school of public health. it looks at gun law policy around the world. i asked him how new zealand could change its gun laws? it would be easy but whether or not they have the political will, we are yet to see. i am from new zealand and i felt quite strongly about what has been going on here. especially seeing your coverage. and what i can say is that it would not be possible for this australian to have done this in his own country. the question now is whether he came to new zealand to do this largely because he knew that it was a soft touch for gun law. new zealand does have some good gun laws but there are large gaps and it is those gaps that allowed this tragedy to happen. it must be quite difficult for you as a new zealander to watch what has happened. i wonder, you say this could not happen in australia. what are the specific laws in australia that are different to new zealand that would stop this

pope police are saying they can't be certain more suspects are not at large prime minister usin the arden calls at one of new zealand's darkest every sport to continue it is an extraordinary and on preceding kids violence. also on the show britain's parliament puts the brakes on the practice of lawmakers have voted to ask brussels for a three month delay for britain's departure from the european union bully you say yes. and students in more than seven hundred cities worldwide are taking part in the fridays for future rallies among them a young activist in town bird who's been regularly skipping school to protest against germany's clock. i'm brian thomas welcome we begin in new zealand where there have been multiple fatalities after mass shootings during afternoon prayers a two mosques in the city of christchurch. when this is a first fled in terror three men and a woman have now been detained police say they've defused a number of i e d's improvised explosive devices found after the attacks authorities of warn people to avoid mosques across the country and for mosques nationwide to keep t

christchurch has re—opened the national debate about firearms laws with the prime ministerjacinda ardene. philip alpers is a founding director of gunpolicy.org, run by the sydney school of public health. it looks at gun law policy around the world. hejoins me live from sydney. thank you so much for your time. firstly, i am wondering how new zealand could change that gun laws in order to tighten them? a very good question. it would be easy but whether they have the political will or not to do it we are yet to see. i ama or not to do it we are yet to see. i am a new zealander and ifeel quite strongly for what has been going on here, especially watching your coverage and... what i can say is that it would not be possible for this australian to have done this in this australian to have done this in this own country. the question now is whether he came to new zealand to do this largely because he knew that it was a soft touch for gun law. new zealand has some good gun laws. but there are large gaps. it is those gaps that allowed this tragedy to happen. it must be difficult for you asa happen

on these ilands prime minister usin the arden spoke earlier today in a news conference confirming that there would be a national service for the victims they will be a nation of commemoration and a suit of us. held in order for new zealand is together to give that and acknowledge the terrorist attacks on friday that will absolutely be the case that what we want to ensure is that we allow the time and the spice the families to be i would have buried the loved ones i keeping in mind that some have not yet received their loved ones in so our consuming was that this friday may not have allowed some of that proces on the east side to be completed sorry that was that's the decision that's why it will not be this week. let's go straight to auckland for more now we're joined by paul spindly vice chancellor of social sciences at massey university right wing extremism is one area he focuses on thanks for being with us this morning can you give us an idea how big is the far right in new zealand and didn't provide any support for the mosque attacks. it's not particularly big in this country i woul

well president donald trump has told the new zealand prime minister sent arden in a phone call that the united states is prepared to offer up any required assistance following this attack earlier. the council on american islamic relations told al-jazeera the president needs to condemn the shootings in new zealand as a white supremacist attack the killer of this. tragedy in new zealand had cited ruffian's trump and mr trump should reflect on this very few people around the world admired him. and now the ones who are at my own him are the ones who see fewer of the other. and he has it all to play in fixing this problem he is not the only one who's responsible for this but being the president of the united states has a lot of responsibility to reflect on it's emerged that the man accused of murder the mosques had many made many trips to other countries over the course of the last few years and even before the attack had turned to social media to outline his beliefs he posted a hate filled manifesto online before the attack the document echoes a far right conspiracy theory that white europe

where the country is still reeling from a massacre that killed fifty people by minnesota yes in the arden announced to a ban on the sale of assault rifles a military style semi automatic weapons the law is expected to be in place by april they are modeling their gun policy on their neighbor australia where the law restricts the private ownership or semiautomatic rifles and shotguns implemented after a mass shooting in one thousand nine hundred ninety six in port arthur tasmania when a gunman went on a rampage killing thirty five people and wounding twenty three the deadliest shooting in australian history the result was the national firearms program implementation act and a mandatory firearm buyback scheme in the united states where perhaps the world's physicists debate on gun control rages the powerful national rifle association or n.r.a. enjoys huge influence with us from sydney to tell us about this film and some of the findings peter charlie is an executive producer in the al-jazeera investigative unit also in sydney philip alpers associate professor at the university of sydney school

down to our breaking news story now new zealand prime minister descender arden has confirmed one suspect is in custody but there are concerns that could still be an attacker at large police have urged people to avoid mosques and to refrain from sharing graphic footage of the incident online reports also say the suspects may hold white supremacist beliefs the last major shooting incident in new zealand was in september of twenty fourteen when a man committed a fatal double shooting at a social security office on the south island that left two people dead and another person seriously injured police arrested forty eight year old john henry turley he opened fire on staff at a branch at a branch of a work and income office before escaping on a bicycle investigative journalist nicky hunger he's from new zealand told is that the latest attack is the worst in the country's history. this is. in the country's history. the timing of it doesn't seem to be related to anything in new zealand particularly because at least the gunmen who they have arrested at the moment is not the new zealand but just t

overthrowing one democratically elected government after another whether in one nine hundred fifty four with arden's or the interventions that are carried out in the one nine hundred eighty s. supporting brutal military regimes in countries like el salvador although venezuela is in the fight the moment cuba nicaragua are also mentioned by figures like bolton in the same breath this is clearly a concerted effort to bring latin american countries once again under the iron control. the russian foreign minister is in saudi arabia where he has just met with the chief negotiator of the syrian opposition to discuss reconciliation sergey lavrov expressed hope that the opposition would help to facilitate the return of refugees. we. appreciate your commitment to finding solutions and we expect that you and other representatives of the syrian opposition will contribute to creating a constitutional committee and of course we expect that the responsible elements of the opposition support the provision of assistance to syrians by the international community not only in the form of humanitarian aid but also in ter

overthrowing one democratically elected government after another whether in one nine hundred fifty four with arden's or the interventions that it carried out in the one nine hundred eighty s. supporting brutal military regimes in countries like el salvador although venezuela is in the vise the moment on cuba nicaragua are also mentioned by figures like bolton in the same breath this is clearly a concerted effort to bring latin american countries once again under the iron control. more civilians have been a factor weighted from terror group islamic states last pocket of resistance in syria the village of buy goods near the iraqi border it comes as hundreds of i saw a fighter surrendered to us by forces which are preparing assault amongst the women and children who have escaped by the head of the show down there are relatives on some of the eyes or wives are clearly refusing to believe the calibrating as. well the village of bikers has been a focal point of the syrian democratic forces for several weeks now and despite donald trump repeated the clearing victory over isael the top u.s. general says the

as new zealand continues to mourn, the country's prime minister, jacinda arden, has condemned the gunman and extremist. the cyclone which has torn into parts of southern africa may have taken many hundreds of lives. cyclone idai reached speeds up to 120 mph and brought with it torrential rain and floods. worst affected are mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi. shingai nyoka sent this report from the border between zimbabwe and mozambique. shops with their fronts torn off, windows shattered in the street. roofs rendered useless, ripped from theirjoists. this is beira, where it is thought that there has been the greatest loss of life. while the damage on the ground is bad enough, it is from the air that you can see the scale of what has happened here. beira is the major port on mozambique's coast. now it is largely underwater, after the cyclone tore through it, bringing the sea in its wake. the city's tightly packed suburbs submerged. no—one knows yet the true loss of life here. translation: flying sheets of metal decapitated people. some people are in hospitals. it's really bad. we don't eat p

prime minister arden today confirmed her office did receive an e—mail copy of the killer's politicalbefore the attacks took place. i was one of more than 30 recipients of a manifesto that was mailed out nine minutes before the attack took place. it did not include a location. it did not include specific details. back in christchurch, a sports team has come to lay flowers. their goalie is among the dead. there will be some who say what happened here is horrific but it is nothing to do with me, it is not my religion, it is not my community. but that is absolutely not the message being sent by the people of christchurch. we're all one people, we're all one race, we're all human beings. we love each other, we have to love each other otherwise this sort of rubbish happens. we have to love each other. this city's name will now forever be linked with friday's attacks. but people here want the world to know it does not represent them, that they too are victims of this terrible crime. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in christchurch. the victims‘ ages range between three and 77 years old. th

the new zealand prime minister jacinta arden said it was an extreme and unprecedented act of violencepresently the police do have one suspect in custody. however there could be others involved. also there are multiple seeing is involved in this incident as well. and police will be giving more details as they can as the situation unfolds. while ican can as the situation unfolds. while i can not give any confirmation at this stage around fatalities and casualties, what i can say is that it is clear that this is one of new zealand's darkest days. clearly what has happened here at is an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence. many of those who will have been directly affected by this shooting may be migrants to new zealand. they may even be refugees here. they have chosen to make new zealand their home and it is their home. they are asked. the person who has perpetuated this violence against us is not. they have no place in new zealand. there is no place in new zealand. there is no place in new zealand. there is no place in new zealand for such act of extreme and unprecedented vi

zealand first political party reach actually has a how to call it in retail prime minister gets into arden and da how being you know anti immigrant and some awful meek in many ways but the i'm not scene of why you lent manifestations certainly not a massacre of this scale not what the harding not christ's church or elsewhere in the history of new zealand saw definitely i think they're all you know our promise dies and horrified but it just the nature of the problem you know shows that you know it can travel i mean if it's true that one of the actors is australian as being sodomized then you know the far right networks in this region in the ocean region seem to be getting more coordinated and active because there is an australia first movement and then there's a new zealand force and then there are the kinds of splinter neo nazi day groups and if you see the manifesto sort of manifesto of the killers we've just been publicized before the cattle the attack they have this you know my very very clear ideology which i guess in the heart of these challenging reaches stool you know of course mart

and asked police reveal the gunman illegally obtained five weapons prime minister just in the arden tougher gun laws. new zealand is in mourning this follows the mass shootings at two mosques in christ church forty nine people lost their lives and more than forty others are in hospital but some still in critical condition the main suspect a twenty eight year old friends and tyrants has been charged with murder and it's almost sends us this report from christchurch. handcuffed and dressed in white prison clothes australian born brenton tyrant stood before a judge charged with murder you are really bonded without actually. tyrant is the main suspects of an attack at this mosque in christchurch. this was the scene shortly after the gunman opened fire at worshippers you can put out the front of the door and he started to rush through the before the people can move around for the front. because of the guy who was the behind before. one of my friends who was next to me but they were for the day before or for the front of me and out of people they sued him did you do they. the gunman live streamed

custody police are saying they can't be certain more suspects are not at large prime minister usin the arden call said one of new zealand's darkest every sport. is an extraordinary and on preceding kids violence. also on the show britain's far.