really that situation ok with that investigation of course is continuing yesterday the head of the central council of jews in germany use of should stop he said that many of those affected by the shootings are still suffering the attacks consequences he also noted that that the perpetrator did not become radicalized in a vacuum now that last point he made there suggests an enabling environment what do you see as the main problems facing germany today in its effort to address bottom of radicalization on the far right. well we have to say that this person was known as someone who was radical he had said this you know everybody heard this before he still had a gun for example he still could walk around and give his hate to others we i don't really know where he personally had is he from but we still know that his father is acting you know he's not murdering people but he's still talking in this way in the same place where all these people live and all the families live and you know we have a society that kind of i mean like also societies you have extremism of course you have people who hate others t

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i would like to start with a quote from the central council of jews in germany," many of those affectedy the shootings are still suffering the consequences of the attack. the perpetrator did not become radicalized in a vacuum." i wonder, what it is about german society that seems to have enabled this shooter and seems to be encouraging an increase in right wing extremism. nicholas: with regards to the perpetrator not being radicalized in a vacuum, i have to think of e frankfurter school sociologist that said that the family is a germ cell of the nuclear fascism. when we look at the attacker's family, his father has a history of racism, conspiratorial delusions, so it is fair to say that the apple is not far from the tree. this is also what we have seen from the anti-semitic attack last year and his mother's anti-semitism. with regards to the german society, it is no coincence that on the evening before the attack, the attacker watched a speech by a key player in the far right afd party, and he is a leader and partf the party's furthest right fringe. the killer's manifesto is also influe

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here in germany i welcome to the interview i'd like to start with a quote from the head of the central council of jews here in germany this is joseph is just a who has said that many of those affected by the hollow shootings are still suffering the consequences of the attack he went on to say that the perpetrators did not become radicalized in a vacuum so i wonder nicholas potter what it is about german society that seems to have enabled this shooter and seems to be encouraging and increase in right wing extremism. well with regards to the earth which is not been radicalized in a vacuum i have to strip away of the found for just school sociologist who said that really is the germ cell a nucleus of fascism i think that's a political here when we look at the attack as funny his father also has a history of racism of conspiratorial delusions so i think it's fair to say that the apple doesn't fall that far away from the tree and this is the phenomenon we was just seeing with the anti semitic attack last year and his mother that is and it is a book with regards to german society this mean i think t

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it's been tough on council officials. the central government has put another 3.4 billion pounds to help councils throughout the pandemic. we will continue to support our local authorities and you'll be hearing more next week. >> duncan baker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. if the uk is to become the saudi arabia of wind power, it is off my coast of north that is surely the capital. but the current piecemeal connection method to the national good is holding us back and this was proven by the judicial review just last week. we need legal and regulated reform now. prime minister, could this be a job for the new task innovation to help us embed the much needed offshore transmission network and meet our net zero targets? >> prime minister? >> yes, indeed, and i congratulate my honorable friend on his campaign to make his constituency the jetta of offshore wind. i can tell him that we are certainly looking at the issue of the transmission network review and we're in the process of developing the necessary regulatory changes. >> the leader of t

central park. the government of india gifted the statue to the city five years ago. now the group is asking the city councilto restore it. there are many thousands of indian americans here in the central valley, and we're all very saddened that this has happened and we hope for restoration. we hope for justice. we hope the ideal of peace on earth and nonviolence, the gandhi stood for prevails. another group gathered at the park and said they were glad the statue had been removed. they blamed gandhi for some of the problems that surfaced when pakistan and india were partitioned. oh turned out to be a pretty nice weekend. overall we got a few clouds moving in tonight. look at the highs from today, well above the average 66 in the antioch 66 fairfield numbers are gonna be a little cooler tomorrow but still in the sixties and then on thursday, friday and beyond that you'll see in the five day forecast temperatures warm up back into the upper sixties. so we're gonna dry out after this potential rain events that starts tomorrow. about sunset and kind of works its way over night into the morning hours on tuesday,

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which is attributed to the central executive committee which is the board of say and and they have colds the release of president wimmin and don't censor the state council and they also asked the results of the 2020 elections be recognized and could place and they requested that the how limit the metal is alive to go ahead according to the constitution and democratic values. a group of republican senators in the us say they're hopeful a bipartisan coronavirus relief package campi possed often meeting with the president proposing a plan costing about a 3rd of the $1.00 trillion dollars that joe biden is aiming for classical hang reports from washington d.c. . even before the meeting got started the press brought in for a quick look thank you both the white house signaled they were open to hearing from republicans but not necessarily reducing the amount president biden wants to spend it's important to him that he hears this group out on their concerns on their ideas he's always open to making this package stronger and the democrats in the house and senate didn't wait for the oval office sit down to move forward with their $1.00 trillion dollars bill put i

central libya beauty said that more. agreed to send a letter to the security council demanding that countries that have mercenaries and forces on the ground must be removed immediately on friday libya's rival factions agreed to form a new transitional government that will lead the country until elections in december libya's new unified government has received international praise and support but the road ahead is filled with many challenges forcing foreign fighters out of the country will perhaps be the most daunting task but without doing that it could be difficult to hold a nationwide election come december now traina al jazeera tripoli. this is absurd these are the top stories in thousands of people in manama have wrist arrest to protest against a military coup on monday internet access has been widely cost off indian farmers of ramped up their protests against agricultural reforms by blocking highways across the country the fama say the new laws and guaranteed prices for their produce deserve a journalist mother to say news group really stopped more than 4 years in prison in egypt he was arrested while visiting family in

the jets are believed to be based in the air base in central libya really sad that more than a damages. great to send a letter to the security council demanding that countries that have mercenaries and forces on the ground must be removed immediately on friday libya's rival factions agreed to form a new transitional government that will lead the country until elections in december libya's new unified government has received international praise and support but the road ahead is filled with many challenges forcing foreign fighters out of the country will perhaps be the most daunting task but without doing that it could be difficult to hold a nationwide election come december traina al-jazeera tripoli. israel's prime minister has condemned his anti semitic a ruling by the international criminal court that it has the ability to rule of the cases in palestine it could lead to criminal investigations into allegations of war crimes leave barker reports it was founded to bring the perpetrators of the world's worst atrocities to justice more than $120.00 countries and states accept the international criminal court's authority including pale

the jets are believed to be based in the air base in central libya really sell them with a damages we agreed to send a letter to the security council demanding that countries that have mercenaries and forces on the ground must be removed immediately on friday libya's rival factions agreed to form a new transitional government that will lead the country until elections in december libya's new unified government has received international praise and support but the road ahead is filled with many challenges forcing foreign fighters out of the country or perhaps be the most daunting task but without doing that it could be difficult to hold a nationwide election come december now traina tripoli all the 100 members of iraq's easy minority who were killed by eisel have been buried among them were 2 brothers of nobel peace prize winner nadia mood at it was tortured and raped by eisel feiss nearly 7 years ago a service was held in the northwest of the country there remains were found mass graves last year and identified through d.n.a. testing when your mother is founder of a human rights organization that works to improve minority rights in

the jets are believed to be based in the air base in central libya beauty said that would have a damages. agreed to send a letter to the security council demanding that countries that have mercenaries and forces on the ground must be removed immediately on friday libya's rival factions agreed to form a new transitional government that will lead the country until elections in december libya's new unified government has received international praise and support but the road ahead is filled with many challenges forcing foreign fighters out of the country will perhaps be the most daunting task but without doing that it could be difficult to hold a nationwide election come december now traina al-jazeera tripoli. well the teachers and students in the philippines are angry at a decision to allow military forces to enter the top state university critics call the move an attack on academic freedom duggan reports from manila. if art is a reflection of society then this display of work by filipino art destroyed email can be seen as a portrayal of young people struggle for academic freedom in the philippines time called. our barricade he created i

we found that china played a central role with cope at this information analysis of millions of twitcher interactions by the international affairs group the atlantic council with the associated press news agency shows the chinese government weaponized social media for a propaganda war to deflect blame for the pandemic. the chinese government have an incredibly well devalue. disinformation apparatus the investigation found china's apparatus of dissent from asia normally used on its own people was aimed abroad chinese diplomats at a dozens and dozens of accounts to twitter and facebook even though those platforms are banned in china western countries for the 1st time sought china engaging in this war what's known as a russian style pack thinks of throwing mud and seeing what sticks the mud throwing was often aimed at the u.s. where top officials pilloried china for the pandemic when the china virus invaded are sure i promise china fought back against trump's talk of a china virus you want me from united states truly respects facts it should open the biological lead but for dietrich. the chinese foreign affairs ministry was speaking and tweeting the prospect

we found that china played a central role with cope at this information analysis of millions of twitcher interactions by the international affairs group the atlantic council with the associated press news agency shows the chinese government weaponized social media for a propaganda war to deflect blame for the pandemic the chinese government have been incredibly well devalued marts this information apparatus the investigation found china's apparatus of descent from asia normally used on its own people was aimed abroad chinese diplomats at a dozens and dozens of accounts to twitter and facebook even though those platforms are banned in china western countries for the 1st time i saw in china engaging in this war what's known as the russians the impact on throwing money and seeing what sticks the mud throwing was often aimed at the u.s. were top officials pilloried china for the pandemic when the china virus invaded are sure i promise china fought back against trump's talk of a china virus you want me from united states truly respects facts it should open the biological lead but for dietrich. the chinese foreign affairs ministry was speaking and tweeting the

i know it has been very tough on council officials. centralfriend on his campaign to make his constituency the riyadh or jeddah of offshore wind. i can tell him that we are certainly looking at theissue him that we are certainly looking at the issue of the transmission network review and are in the process of developing the necessary regulatory changes. the necessary regulatory changes. we now come to the leader of the opposition, keir starmer. thank you, mr speaker- — opposition, keir starmer. thank you, mr speaker- the _ opposition, keir starmer. thank you, mr speaker. the principles _ opposition, keir starmer. thank you, mr speaker. the principles behind i mr speaker. the principles behind the recovery plan of caution are plainly right, but one of the biggest threats to that is misinformation about the risks of the deadly virus. for example, there have been people saying covid statistics appear to have been manipulated, that monday's road map is based on dodgy assumptions and false modelling. does the prime minister agree that these kind of

members of the security council which could provide a rare change of involving china in the discussions on strategic stability and i'm central do you think by the. end that politically or do you think he would be just as excoriated this truck was for you know even thinking about sitting with which in the same table. well i think you're right i mean i think biden does have more political space probably to work with with gooden than than trump did. on the other hand you probably you know i think you've already seen some of the criticism coming from the biden ministration on other issues aside from the nuclear is fear mission of on the on some of the other concerns so you know i think you're going to see kind of that balance of approaches i mean probably are there on some of the are kind of human rights type issues. and maybe you know more open on the arms control issues i think trying to sort extent kind of disengaged entirely from or largely from. russia issues not on both sides you know kind of pro and con i think there is it also jane your interest to explore this to change except here is the agenda and i can already see 2

council of europe. so here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world former european central bank chief mario druggy has agreed to try to form a new government of national unity in his home country italy the governing coalition there collapsed last month after a splinter party withdrew its support mr druggy who is often referred to as super mario is widely credited with saving the eurozone during the currency crisis in turkey more than 300 students and their supporters have been detained this week following violent confrontations with police they are angry about president rich attire everyone's appointment of a party loyalists to head a prestigious university in istanbul the rector at the center of the debate has ruled out quitting despite the unrest. britain has asked the european union to extend the bright sit grace period until 2023 that's according to the b.b.c. it comes after threats were made against. staff and checks were suspended the extension pertains to checks for goods moving between northern ireland and the rest of the u.k. new regulations came into effect after

condemnation of the assault on the central mari province which is her main to the government stronghold. mexico has filed a complaint at the united nations security council over the end of inequality of global vaccine access the un has called on the wealthy nations to play their part in an international vaccination effort which actually general antonio tara is warning the pandemic will last longer if covert 19 is allowed to spread in poor countries yet progress on vaccinations has been widely an event and france just scam countries everett minister did 75 percent of all carbon in 1000 vaccines meanwhile more than 130 countries have not received a single goal. and those affected by conflict and insecurity aren't but people risk being left behind well south africa's president has been vaccinated on live television kickstarting a national inoculation dr cyril ramaphosa was one of the 1st to receive the johnson and johnson job which has not yet been approved for general use anywhere in the world the single dose about seen will be given to health care workers as part of a research study earlier this month the government suspended use of the astra zeneca vacci

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security council will meet to discuss somalia's political crisis now the country was supposed to hold an election by monday but the favorite was missed as the central government and federal states obl the house to conduct the votes. is a tense atmosphere in the country people in the capital mogadishu told us they off if fall off what could happen. most of the other people are concerned because of the tension between presidential candidates and the government. and because the election was not held on time. we hope our leaders will resolve this tension and hold the election and we hope the government and the opposition will come together and agree on the election process like a new audio. we need peace and stability in this country. and if. i go out of my life the probable border that we don't want destruction to happen in the country and we want a fair election to be harrell's of. the law we want both the opposition and the current government to work together for the good of the country. and if nothing. else about the road few were ever going to say if the politicians don't come to an understanding. it could lead to war discussion. and the rising cr

central libya really sad that more than. great to send a letter to the security council demanding that countries that have mercenaries and forces on the ground must be removed immediately on friday libya's rival factions agreed to form a new transitional government that will lead the country until elections in december libya's new unified government has received international praise and support but the road ahead is filled with many challenges forcing foreign fighters out of the country will perhaps be the most daunting task but without doing that it could be difficult to hold a nationwide election come december now traina al-jazeera tripoli. al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein has been released after more than 4 years in prison in egypt he was arrested in $26.00 scene one visiting relatives in cairo but was never formally charged with a crime or put on trial by bronco perhaps more. home at last and the joyful welcome for mahmoud hussein after years in prison. multiple organizations campaigned for his release and say could open the door for other journalists wrongly held in egypt but news release can be a step too. loosening o

and central valley, they cited studies showing that remote learning has had a negative impact on student learning and on mental health. john grubb is chief operating officer of the bay area council. >> studies show there has been significant learning loss in english and math. especially among low-income students and english language learners. >> reporter: business groups plan to launch a statewide online petition drive to bolster their position. david louie, abc 7 news. >>> a new controversy tonight for san francisco unified. last night the board rejected for now a parent volunteer who was supposed to be appointed to an advisory council because of his race. seth brenzel is a white gay man. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is in the newsroom with more on this story. lyanne. >> reporter: yeah, dan, the school board spent about two hours on this issue of race and diversity within the pac. this group comprised mainly of volunteers, it's comprised mainly of volunteers, and they have always kept a low profile. when they introduce someone to be appointed, it means that they have done their homework and never has anyone been rejected. but as we know, these are different times. on tue

security council meets to discuss somebody has been a civil crisis now the country was supposed to hold an election by monday but the favorite a deadline was missed as the central government and federal states all pulled over how to conduct the foot's. there is a tense atmosphere in the country people in the capital mogadishu told us they all 5th all of what could happen. the theater people are concerned because of the tension between presidential candidates and the government. and because the election was not held on time. we hope our leaders will resolve this tension and hold the election and we hope the government and the opposition will come together and agree on the election process. we need peace and stability in this country. and if. i go out of my will but. we don't want to destruction to happen in the country we want a fair election to be heralds of. the mommy want both the opposition and the current government to work together for the good of the country we are looking at it again just like the. garden road few were ever going to say if the politicians don't come to an understanding. it could lead to rule the destruction of europe and the rising crime

part of the requirements for district council isn't simply what they are doing is narrowing that interpretation saying that patriotism means loyalty to china's central communist party now this is expected to be criticised not only by just her counselors and other pro-democracy figures in hong kong but also by western governments and rights groups across the world many who believe that china is already violating its one country 2 systems promise to allow hong kong to maintain its autonomy for at least 50 years when britain's handover thank you for that katrina you live for us there in beijing. now facebook has announced it will restore a news content to its users in australia at the moment all australian newspapers are blocks from sharing material on facebook and all its use is a banned from sharing links to australian news sources the decision comes after the government agreed to amend legislation that would make tech giants pay for straitly news content. facebook has committed to entering into good faith negotiations with a stray news media businesses in seeking to reach agreements to pay for content. this follows a series of intensive negotiations

fundamental council which will just give him give their observations as to who he chooses and getting their observations in itself is not mandatory and so what we have here is the consolidation and centralized ocean of indie artists of one person which is you know has terrible riba passions for democracy for the whole question of the institutions and the success of democracy in our country by lethal let me throw that question to you as well i mean what do you say to critics of this 20th constitutional amendment treason from once the 19th amendment which the 20th so to replaced was not the most popular amendment to the country this is very clear abundantly clear the way the electorate voted at the presidential election and the parliamentary election of a government that has a mandate to mentis changes on history has to respond to that. deliver on that mandate and i don't think you just mount up droopy or even promise a bill to say on the government give the wrong thing the government going to the electorate with certain promises and it has to be good and then my whole point i trace the ridiculousness is not to rock the government deny. deny the existence of disappearance the ridiculousness i

council to call for the release of the elected leader, aung san suu kyi. jonathan head reports. there is no party or institution behind this movement, no centralry government is trying to present these protests as the work of a few agitators, hoodwinking young people intojoining. today's general strike set out to prove that wrong. the crowds were big in yangon and in the capital, naypyidaw, where they faced a formidable wall of police, moving down the capital's famously oversized highways. three weeks after the coup, public anger is still burning bright in myanmar. the calls for the generals who seized power to change course growing louder. the uk is sanctioning individuals for serious human rights violations that took place during the coup. the military must step aside, civilian leaders must be released, and the democratic wishes of the people of myanmar must be respected. the military government has little popular support. its authority being challenged every day on the streets. at some point, it'll have to decide whether to step back and release aung san suu kyi, or to increase the use of force to try and crush this movement. jonathan head,

south and central valley they cited studies showing that remote learning has had a negative impact on student learning and on mental health. john grub is chief operating of the bay area council. >> shoveds show there he's been significant learning loss -- math especially among low income students -- >> reporter: business groups plan to launch a statewide online position drive to bolster their position. abc news 7. >>> new details on the chevron oil spill in the east bay. investigators say this was a diesel water mix that leaked from a chevron refinery pipe. fish and wildlife says an estimated 500 to 700 gallons of the mixture ended up in the water. some shehan reached the shore of keller beach but investigators say there is no sign it impted thunty hazardous materials specialist explained why a shelter at home order was issued only for people with respiratory issues. >> we were not getting reports that the community was gettingmi impacting with strong odors. >> crewsed yesterday skimmed oil off the water. cleanup and recovery efforts continue today. >> reporter: on capitol hill expected to wrap up opening nigargument arguments today. has the latest what to expectr - >> reliv

and central valley, they cited studies showing that remote learning has had a negative impact on student learning and on mental health. john grub is chief operating officer of the bay area council. >> studies show there has been significant learning loss in englis and math. especially among low income students and english language learners. >> reporter: business groups planned to launch a statewide petition drive to bolster their position. david louie, bay area news. >>> a lawmaker is calling for teachers to be in a vaccination priority. currently teachers are in 1b. today we asked peninsula state senator josh becker if he thinks those groups should have to stand by while teachers get their doses first. >> my point is that teachers are a relatively small number. in san mateo county, only 5100 public school teachers. we're getting 9,000 doses of vaccine a week. now we do have a lot of priorities, but i think it's time to start taking a day for the kids and work teachers into that prioritization. >> becker says he fears countless students are falling behind. he wants to see teachers of lower income students and higher risk given the shots first. coming up on friday, we're answeri

security council will meet to discuss somalia's political crisis now the country was supposed to hold an election by monday but the favorite deadline was missed as the central government and federal states have a house to conduct the foot's. there is a tense atmosphere in the country people in the capital mogadishu told us they all fearful of what could happen. just a little fear that people are concerned because of the tension between presidential candidates and the government. and because the election was not held on time. we hope our leaders will resolve this tension and hold the election and we hope the government and the opposition will come together and agree on the election process . we need peace and stability in this country. and if. i got out of my own but the probability we don't want to destruction to happen in a country we want a fair election to be harold's of. the mob we want both the opposition and the current government to work together for the good of the country we are looking at it just like the. guardian wrote few were going to say if the politicians don't come to an understanding. it could lead to rule the destruction of europe and the

council member also an nbc news military analyst. general, it's good to see you tonight. the significance of president biden's first military action? what do you think? >> well, look, the central purpose that's going on now is to try and reengage the iranians in a nuclear accord deal they have started up their weapons development program. they are unaffected in the delivery systems for a potential nuclear weapon they're choking on economic sanctions the trump administration put into place. they don't want war. they got to talk but they have fallen into a habit of using proxy shiite militias to attack u.s. presence so i think president biden, secretary lloyd austin very sensible, moderate move. they called the iraqi prime minister they asked for their intelligence services to support us and finally as keir pointed out, they struck inside syria to further reduce the trauma to the iraqis good action, experienced people in the administration. they're nudging the iranians toward dialogue. >> how deftly, though, does the administration have to manage this now given this attack in what you said are plans to restart negotiations on a nuclear deal >> well, i think it contributes to it.

council, for example, just focused solely on domestic extremism. right now the fbi, dhs coordinate. it's very law-enforcement heavy. the response to domestic terrorism extremism. do you think there needs to be more centralized efforts to make this issue that is courtney at the highest level of government rather than a very reactive thing? >> okay, so the short answer is kind of, and here's why. there's plenty going on in the government against counterterrorism. counterterrorism is currently the number one priority in the fbi. but you're right it doesn't get traction document outside of the one for the site. if you were to slap intelligence label on u.s. citizens and implies you're looking at their ideology, here, ton of people correctly saying excuse me, are you talking about spying on americans for the thoughts and ideology? we've had a corrupt president. what if you designate your group, antifa, remover the tweet i hereby designate antifa a domestic terrorist organization. asked what, we don't have a system of designating any group a domestic terror group. that's what why would focu. i first want to see who treats domestic terrorist the same we treat international terrorism. we still do not have domestic

councils. a lot of us are working very hard. that includes centrale can really engage with their communities.- lots _ people can really engage with their communities.- lots of - people can really engage with their communities. yeah. lots of negative stuff this morning _ communities. yeah. lots of negative stuff this morning and _ communities. yeah. lots of negative stuff this morning and actually some of it is quite amusing. in a moment we'll get the weather forecast, but before we do, let's take you to a part of the uk that's had plenty snow over the last month. in the village of tomatin in the scottish highlands, the pearson family have been getting comfortable in the cold. they made this igloo — and even managed to spend a night in it. earlier, gordon pearson along with his seven—year—old son struan and three—year—old brodie, spoke to my colleague annita mcveigh. he told her that this wasn't the first time the family had tried to build an igloo. well, this is a... we've tried a couple of times this year to build one, because we've had snow since t