on the line now is anna burns—francis, a reporter from much.na burns—francis, a reporterfrom tv new zealand. anna, can you just add a bit more detailfor us new zealand. anna, can you just add a bit more detail for us about where we understand we are in the situation? welcome at the moment, i am sure you have caught up with these reports that police had told us these reports that police had told us late this evening that they have made four arrests, that the man and one woman have been associated with this attack. we were expecting that they would have been more arrests made because even after we had reports that one gunmen was taken into custody, police are telling us they were still looking for more offenders associated with this attack. now, that is not necessarily over, police have told us they do not know exactly how far this will go and there are concerns that there may still be one other person out there could have been one of the gunmen, that is because witnesses are told one news that there were two people carrying guns at the al noor m

burns francis the reporter who we were just speaking to the naacp down in christchurch has been lifted on schools in the city but not on the mosques usually students would finish school about three in the afternoon but narcissa after six pm as we've said so they were in there for three hours but that knocked down has now been lifted police say that four people have been a rest said three men and one woman after the shootings in two mosques in christ church they are multiple casualties with unconfirmed reports about. to thirty people being killed what mrs have described one man dressed in black entering the nor mosque the main mosque in central christchurch was was built in one thousand nine hundred four the man entered the mosque during friday prayers when they were possibly hundreds gathered to pray and dozens of shots were heard and people ran out in terror it's also understood that at least one of the shooters live streamed his attack police telling people not to share that link on social media police also say they've found bombs attached to several cars which have now been disabled

speak to ana burns francis who is a reporter with t.v. and said ana thank you so much for being with us please tell us what we know happened so far what's the latest the authorities are saying. the assassin and it is still an unfolding situation but there are developments coming through every few minutes we now have a confirmed death toll of nine people across two shootings at two different mosques in the city this afternoon there are still dozens of people injured in those attacks and the city is still trying to respond to what is none folding situation as you see it we have one person taken into custody but police have told us that there are a number of participants a number of offenders believed to be involved in this coordinated attack and there are fears that that means one more gunman still on the loose the city is in lockdown it's just coming up to five o'clock in the evening here and all schools across the city are still on lockdown children are being held at school that's two hours after it would normally end public buildings and

i want to bring in anna burns francis. a reporter.nt as soon as she's ready. we have been reporting on this break news now. you see the new information that we have. what can you tell us? >> there is is ongoing the prim minister and the police chief, there's a complete city lockdown. there's very rare. we've barely seen it in the united states. they do not know if it's another person. obviously, the police believe there could be other people out there and they are doing something called shelters in place telling every one to stay inside. the second issue and must be said is these are mosques. one has to assume and be direct these are targeted hate crimes and a form of terror. we don't know who the assailants are yet. it looks like that this is something this would be targeted on a friday night. friday night prayers within the muslim community. >> i want to get to anna burns francis. the reporter we have on the ground. anna, thank you for joining us. can you update our viewers on what you know. >> sure. at this stage we have nine confi

for television new zealand here's what she told us and let's get the latest now and bring out burns francis once again she is a t.v. end said reporter anna bring is the latest i understand the knock down in christ church has been lifted. that's correct we've just received in the last couple of minutes a notification from police that the lockdown across all christchurch schools all schools in the country region has now been lifted that means children who have been kept in school for quite a long time more than they used to three hours over to from when schools would normally finish they can now go home much to the relief of their parents obviously families of those children will have spent a worrying few hours hoping that all the children will be safe in those schools so police say that means there is still a large police presence across the city but that those children cannot go home for the evening what about the mosques the situation at the mosques. well the situation remains unchanged obviously the these two mosques that were the scenes of these horrific acts are now crime scenes but of

anna burns francis there from tvnz, just update on what she was saying, we have had this unprecedentedfor all mosques across new zealand to close their doors. and we should say that the suspect seems to have posted online, live stream the attack at the al noor mosque, the first mosque, from headcam footage and has also posted a basis manifesto online. the prime minister, you may havejust a basis manifesto online. the prime minister, you may have just heard her albert if he did not, saying it is clear this is one of new zealand's darkest days. —— but if he not. the migrants, mainly refugees, they have chosen to make their homes here, they asked, the people who have carried out this attack, she said, not ours. they had no place in new zealand society. there will be more from us, there is more anytime in the bbc news website. thank you for watching. hello again. a quick look at what's happening in east africa's mozambique first of all. because here, cyclone idai is making landfall near mozambique's fourth biggest city. now, prior to landfall, the winds were gusting at 140 mph, so damaging

i think we can go to auckland and anna burns francis. thank you for talking to us.ils into becoming and by the minute. we have reports now that one of the, believed to be, one of the gunmen in custody. we have a witness who tells the news that he had a gun beside him when he was arrested. police have said there is believed to be a number of other offenders they are looking for in this attack. that could be at least one other gunmen they are looking for. do you have any updated figures on casualties? first reports that we have are from the masjid al noor, there were between five and six people who had been killed in that attack. dozens and dozens more injured. and then of course there was another attacked at the linwood mosque. we have reports of one gunman going into that mosque, he went in with a gun, actively shooting at that point. some of our witnesses have told one news that they saw another five or six bodies in the mosque after that attack as well. christchurch hospital has had dozens of people arriving by ambulance with injuries from those attacks. no questi

and that will take them many months many days to process what has happened to them that was a burns francis a reporter from new zealand speaking to us earlier from oakland they have been lots of reactions of course to these attacks in christchurch new zealand attacks at two mosques one reaction here from head and krok the former prime minister of new zealand who says very shocked to hear of shootings and many deaths and injuries at christchurch christ church new zealand mosque where people wear it friday prayers my heart goes out to all be raised families and the muslim community this is a heinous hate crime rests in peace that tweet from helen clark the former prime minister of new zealand will continue to have more for you on this breaking news story on al-jazeera we're going to take a short break right now back in just a few minutes. hello again and welcome back we're crossing live on we're watching one storm in the eastern med and that's going to bring some rain all the way through saturday across much of the area actually the rain is going to be expanding for many locations so here on

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