had also announced his intentions he has since admitted a far right anti-semitic motive the central council of jews says serves a new type of extremism on the march hala terror attack how deadly is germany's far right. on. that's our topic on to the point and here are our guests to answer that question christopher works for the new york

and as i said in my opening words the central council of jews in germany has said that it sees a new type of right wing extremism on the rise the opening statement i read off by you would appear to suggest that you don't agree. well i don't quite know what the self accounts of jews means by new type of ideas images of. seems to me the same old same old i mean. it's it's right we had this image ism in this case this muslim and his images in which has been we've known for decades which is you know there's been attacks in brussels of intersex in toulouse have been attacks in france on 2 so we know that the case and there is left wing does images of you know i die the fact that. someone actually takes a gun to a synagogue is new but i also think. in germany and you not in europe unfortunately but i also think this was something was waiting to happen when the and chinese said about the authorities need to up their game why was there not a policeman at least one and i'm in front of the synagogue i can understand it in germany in berlin you know every jewish can to go to school synagogue any

this specific case in holland we heard by the way some of those questions by the council of the central council of jews for josephs who specifically spoke about the need to better protect synagogues in germany police protection and specifically he also mentioned the need to see whether they have to be in the legal changes in germany when it comes to prosecuting these kinds of issues so there are challenges indeed for german authorities when it comes to making sure that these situations that these attacks to not happen again we heard the words never again from horses they hope for and that is indeed a big challenge authorities have now this is something that authorities have also said time and time again it shouldn't be happening in germany specifically in germany given the countries possibly even the countries oracle response of the. i just i mean just going back to what we heard from interior minister will say over he talked about the fact that you know if we all going to secure that promise of never again it probably has some budget implications right that means you're investing more in securing peop

community were aware of that this evening we heard this evening from the president of germany's central council of jews here's part of what he had to say. that's why i'm so keen and is going to that i was and still is shocking off the underside on the one hand we're seeing a new quality and that is horrible. but it's a development that i and we as jews have warned against in recent months you just as i had in let's go let's we are seeing a shift to right wing extremism in society often say it's extremist scene it feels to me that words are followed by actions of i don't see it as an isolated case that just happened. but as a clear and direct development of guns and he said they're seeing we're seeing a shift in society and part of that has to do with with technology and with people wanting to repeat what they had seen today's attack we heard from several security analysts had the hallmarks of the christ church massacre that happened earlier this year in new zealand. it did and this is something that's worrying i mean with some experts say that while anti-semitism itself may not be getting bigger the op

sorry of shows to sorry the president of the of the central council of jews in germany has already criticized the lack of security here yesterday at this synagogue here behind me. that there is already security in place but it was a private security has been hired by the synagogue and we've heard from eyewitnesses that were in the synagogue at least that there had indeed been a discussion the night before the attack as to whether they should actually up the security yesterday and they decided against that now of course in other cities like berlin for example it's it's usual for synagogues and other jewish sites jewish schools community centers to always have police security more than $200.00 officers are deployed in berlin purely for that. that use of course there are going to be questions to be answered here later today but at the moment we know that that 27 year old suspect is now still being detained and will be being questioned at the moment by authorities kate as well as several other german cities that have been vigils for the victims of the attack what are people you've spoken to feeli

there has also been reaction from germany's central council of jews. here is what the president of the council had to say about the attack. >> it was and still is shocking. on the one hand, we are seeing a new quality, and that is horrible, but it is a development that i and we as jews have warned against in recent months. we are seeing a shift to right wing in society. it feels to me that words are followed by actions. i don't see it as an isolated case that just happened. but as a clear and direct development. brent: we heard today from several security analysts that the attack had some of the same hallmarks that we find in the christchurch attack that we saw in new zealand earlier this year. let's talk a little bit about those. the government today, he had some type of recording device on him, and he wanted to use that to livestream the attack to the whole world, right? carl: that is apparently what we are thinking at this point. there were some images -- videos and photos of eyewitnesses that have been posted on social media earlier in the day, and

the president of the central council of jews in germany criticized the lack of police president aroundled on authorities to increase their protection of the jewish people. >>translator: i would've expected a more clear protection by the police in front of synagogues all over germany. it should not have been necessary to discuss the security matter. it should've been a normal thing for the police to do. >> reporter: germany's top security officials describe the shooting as an anti-semitic attack. in washington, leland bedard, fox news. >> the mandatory evacuation at this time. >>> mandatory evacuations overnight in parts of the east bay. we are live in moraga where people are waiting to hear when they can go back home. >>> thousands across the bay area are without power this morning as pg&e continues to shut off power while high wind raises fears of what fire dang. >>> thank you for joining us this morning. thursday, october 10. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. a busy thursday morning and we are starting with breaking news in moraga in the east bay. there is a fast-moving wildfire calle

the vigil that was held here in berlin this evening there's also been reaction from germany central council of jews here's what the president of the council had to say about today's attack. that's why i'm so he understood his i was and still is shocking off the underside on the one hand we're seeing a new quality and that is horrible. but it's a development that i and we as jews have warned against in recent months as i'd seen in. we are seeing a shift to right wing extremism in society in safety extremists seen it feels to me that words are followed by actions of i don't see it as an isolated case that just happened. but as a clear and direct development of guns and guns and carl we heard today from several security analysts that the attack in had some of the same hallmarks that we would find in the christ church attack that we saw in new zealand earlier this year let's talk a little bit about. the gunman today he had some type of recording device on him and he wanted to wives use that to live stream the attack to the whole world right . that's apparently what we're thinking at this point there we

with many members of the jewish community jewish leaders that includes the president of the central council for jews in germany as well as the leader of the jewish world congress and the ombudsman for anti-semitism that's something that's been set up in about the last year or so but we did hear in fact that i missed as a offer was delayed not only because it was beating of members of the jewish community but also at the kabob shop where one of the victims was killed it sounds like the press conference is about to get underway and we can send it back to you. as president. when you're minutes from now. minister. yesterday we all experienced a terrible day and i can say usually that he and tire alond in the city out the mayor is also present here because you know these sufferers from what we had to experience yesterday where still shocked us. and the face of the loss of 2 lives lost there are 2 injured still in hospital and almost we are shocked in the face of everything that happened in the jewish synagogue. for us and reviewing the facts at hand so far this is still terrible and we've taken that it w

terrorist definitely something and the shock is something that was reflected by the head of the central central council for jews here in germany which we have a clip of. yes well i'm sure. it was and still is shocking. on the one hand we're seeing a new quality and that is horrible. but it's a development that and we use jews have warned against in recent months. we are seen a shift to right wing extremism in society often say extremists it feels to me that words are followed by actions of force and i don't see it as an isolated case that just happened. but as a clear and direct development. and he had even harsher words to say after that calling the lack of police presence at the synagogue on a day especially as important to pour as a scandal he called that the lack of action to be negligent on the part of the police so this is definitely a question that there was only one private security guard on duty at the time. yeah absolutely i mean he also said as well that he talked about that kind of warning from the community i mean just finesse in a little bit about anti semitism in germany of late this is a major q

german government as well as many from jewish organizations were expecting the president of the central council for jews in germany as well as the leader of the jewish world congress and the ombudsman for anti-semitism in germany felix kline they will all be addressing the media and taking questions as well we assume they'll be addressing not only the investigation and the details of yesterday's attacks but also speaking more broadly about safety issues and anti-semitism here in germany we're expecting that conference to start any moment now although we do believe that interior minister horse they offer is a bit delayed in the arriving you spent a long time with the community at the synagogue during his meeting so we are waiting on him but otherwise this press conference should be starting any moment i tell us all come to you right now i mean this comes after another press conference and that was held by the chief federal prosecutor page a friend you were listening to here together listening in on that just give us some of the key takeaways what have been the off to he spoke so we learned most details a