thank goodness this perpetrator was not as well prepared and armed as the perpetrator in christchurch. this person so far seems to have acted alone. very difficult to prevent. brent: we heard from the interior minister in germany that this was an anti-semitic attack. what does that tell us about the strength of the far right, the neo-nazi scene in germany? >> unfortunately, over the last four or five years, we have seen a steady increase in the readiness to use violence in the right wing extremist seen in germany, which has always been considerably large, but is growing in numbebers. now the estimate is about 25,000 people. half of them are considered to be generally prone to violence. of course, that does not mean they are terrorists, but that means there's a large number of people potentially taking it to that extent. brent: they are not all being monitored d by authoririties, ae they? quick snow. germany has long looked at radical right-wing extremism, but mostly on an organizational level. i think in the recent three or four years, there has been more risk of missing out on indivi

i was disheartened to see the christchurch shooter and the el paso shooter and it was only after theast shooting that they said maybe this is bad. and those that support them stop supporting it. like those who hosted. and over the last shooting that this is a free speech issue. and that private entity can do whatever they want. and that people are more willing to say this cannot happen on her platform. and then to have a responsibility. to give them a platform of whatever they want. of how that is untenable. and those that threaten their ex-wives the one was jail for five years because that cross the line between speech and action. and then also saying that black lives matters not crossing the line. but that is telling to see where that stands. and then who gets put on the action side. and that is enough to put you on the action side. with the ak-47 just like in charlottesville wearing the nazi insignia all over your shirt wt enough. that line is always political we need to recognize that. and that the aclu was pro- leftist, prounion and led by a bunch of communist and defended a uni

since the christchurch tax ona directly.r, we have had a big focus on far—right terrorism —— mosque. is this legislation of this agreement going to help fight that? the answer is it is going to make some sort of improvement. again, i hate to say... you know, everybody likes to think in the grandest terms, we have got this agreement. it took a lot of work, not just the two people who signed the agreement, to get everything in place, make sure it is legal in both countries to allow for this exchange. but again, it is going to make investigations hopefully to prevent attacks easier, such as if somebody in the uk says there is a perceived threat to uk assets, and now we can go ahead and ask us companies for the information directly. but to say thatis the information directly. but to say that is a complete game changer i think is a bit pollyanna, for lack ofa think is a bit pollyanna, for lack of a better term. on the other side, what about people's right to privacy? is it going to make it harderfor people to privacy? is it going

cooler in oakland 60 and in fact it's dry a brighter day on thursday but quite a bit cooler in christchurch just 14 degrees celsius and we've had days of rain and then some dry spells in japan we're in that dry spell right now so looking pretty good on wednesday this storm system we have well out of the picture tom edges on the cool side but they're certainly picking up some good sunshine across much of the korean peninsula and then by thursday but a club against the stream into the south is still in tokyo at 20. is a popular location in france when it comes to stories about trucks crime and radicalization tired of negative stereotypes you want to meet its weekly need its image by putting its younger incidents behind the camera. this truth be don't often hear told by the people who the. union does well it this is you go on al-jazeera. in one of the top stories here. lebanon's prime minister has offered his resignation saying he's reached a dead end in dealing with the demonstrations that have paralyzed the country he made the announcement shortly after his bolo supporters tore through a pro

and certainly knows into or can say fitting quite nice day 22 celsius in christchurch and if anything a degree warmer on sunday mostly sunny skies little bit of cloud just a intermission with that sunshine than we had up towards japan now the rain will continue to work its way to the north so hokkaido are all the wet south a quite cool as well a 15 celsius at the typhoons the east well out of the picture by sunday but we are left with a cloudy picture but it should be dry in tokyo a 20. culture the cost of africa opens up its borders to the hope of regulating the success of the european union nigeria its borders. airport expansion armed the creation of a regional review. on al-jazeera. welcome back to headlines now at least 30 people have been killed in cities across iraq and another day of mile an anti-government protest the u.n. says there's clear evidence of human rights abuses since the demonstrations 1st began at the start of the month. anti-government protesters in lebanon's capital have been clashing with supporters of hezbollah the leader of the group says the fall of the gove

the christchurch attack went more viral than any one piece of terrace content i've ever seen, and i analyse facebook live, then perhaps our tooling was not as good as it could be about proactively detecting what might be first person shooter content. social media platforms are under increasing pressure to stem the flow of violence and hate online. the home 0ffice now plans to share this footage with other technology companies. sarah corker, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: british police launched a murder investigation after they find 39 bodies in the back of a lorry that came overfrom bodies in the back of a lorry that came over from europe stop and republican members of congress have disrupted the trump impeachment enquiry, barging into a hearing room moments before a senior pentagon specialist was due to testify. so, if we have a look at stories dominating the media today, in the uk there is one story all over the front pages. this is from the mirror. the headline is of the tomb of steel. we will talk about that in a moment. the financial times picks up

what the christchurch attacker had been doing and was obviously trying to at least copy some tactics so there is also a very strong vesper also very strong indication of a right wing act and a jewish house of worship in tell me the size of holland in germany. not be the 1st place that maybe people would expect to find an anti-semitic or a far right crime being planned but that is indeed what police now are looking at or talking about so what does that tell us then about intelligence and security across the country i mean was is this a case where the country's security agencies intelligence did they let someone get through did they fail or how would you describe what happened today. first of all specially in east germany also in. the region where this happened there has been an increase in an overall. right wing sentiment. not the majority but that is fertile ground in this particular case. it's hard to say whether there was an intelligence failure before and. as it stands now it looks like it was a single attack so there was no network whenever there's a network involved in terrorist

buthtly better in auckland thh rain s pushing back into christchurch.ew more showers in the forecast, but wednesday is not too bad. thursday, a a few more raiain showers with a a high of 90. ♪ welcome back. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. u.s..ng sanctions by the turkish forces are preparing to see the strategic city, but is patrolling the region to stop entered the area.ps that have the eu and u.k. have been holding talks to work out a brexit deal that can be discussed in oday's time. withe have clashed protesters against jailing of leaders. tte u.s. vice president mike pence and donald trump's leader -- attorney have been investigating whether the president should be impeached. giuliani denied subpoenas. has defied the white house to testify the high -- before committees. towardsssed possible u.s. policy for several countries. the son of u.s. presidential hopeful joe biden has denied any wrongdoing over his business dealings with ukraine. he said he focused on transparency and governance. in july, president trump asked ukraine to investig

think goodness the perpetrator wasn't as well prepared and armed and effective as what happened in christchurch and as we also just heard authorities think fully also better now to stop the spread of such material. but yes it's still possible and this person's so far seem to have acted on this is very difficult to prevent we heard from the interior minister here in germany tonight that this was indeed an anti-semitic attack what does that tell us about the strings of the far right the neo nazi scene in germany well unfortunately over the last 4 or 5 years we've seen an steady increase in. readiness to use violence and the right wing extremists even germany which is also been always been considerably large but also growing in numbers and by now. estimate is about $25000.00 people and half of them are considered to be generally prone to violence of course that doesn't mean they're terrorists but that means that there is a very large people that is potentially taking the next that are not all being monitored or watched by authorities are they not all i mean the question is are there watched in the

i'm heartened, the christchurch shooter dylan roof, the el paso shooter all using eight channels organizet was only after the last shooting that may be this is bad. the companies that support it stopped supporting it like people who do the web services that make it run. before the last shooting the ground was this is a free-speech issue when it is clearly not. because there are private entities, they can do whatever they want. it gets them hopeful in the chance that changes a little bit, people are more willing to take the stand and say this can't happen on our platform. we are so convinced that we have a responsibility to the most vile people in our societies, to give them a platform whenever they want. i feel like there was something else. charlottesville was a perfect example of how that line between speech and action is completely untenable. he is political, being influenced by people with power. i interview people who posted on facebook that supposedly threaten their ex-wives and one of them was jailed for five years because it crossed the line between speech and action. but not the,

in christchurch and if anything a degree warmer on sunday mostly sunny skies little bit of cloud just a intermission without sunshine and then we had up towards japan now the rain will continue to work its way to the north so hokkaido are all the wet south a quite cool as well a 15 celsius at the time i think the east well out of the picture by sunday but we are left with a cloudy picture but it should be dry in tokyo at 20. all i'm counting the cost of africa opens up its borders in the hope of a relation the success of the european union nigeria shuts its borders waving smuggling of tough. savation plus airport expansion and the creation of a regional media hub counting the cost on al-jazeera. last. rewind returns with a new series. of brand new updates on the best around to seeing these documentaries thinking. oh please please please. rewind continues with police gold millions of dollars and people's money being taken in for their whole lives from the moment you need it down the drain and $1.00 day on al-jazeera. they say to really know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes.

unite the ramming, straight out of isis playbook, the mass shootings we saw in el paso and christchurch and in pittsburgh. so, i would say that what this means for local law enforcement is that we need to rely upon the tools that we have developed starting from 9/11, but i think in the 2009-2010 time frame where things shifted radically to the hve, the lone actor from within. and this is a conventional suite of law enforcement tools. if we cite some new york city numbers, just to give us context, and i think this goes back to your point, nick, about numbers. there have been 32 disrupted plots against new york city since 9/11. we've seen a couple of shifts since that time frame. if you frad it into two phases, the first nine years and the second nine years, you see 12 incidents in the first nine years after 9/11, 20 in the second nine years since 9/11. so, that's a pretty dramatic uptick. and the actor has changed quite dramatically of the 12 that happened in the first nine years since 9/11, two would be adriptadrip atranscript tributed to homegrown. since 2019 there are 15 in the homegr

as we head through friday but notice a cold day in christchurch 17 degrees celsius the cooler up into all cleaned and the little bit cooler also on saturday into christchurch and see some snow here just on the mountain tops that we had up towards japan on the korean peninsula as we know what this storm system tropical storm that has brought flooding rains across southern portions of south korea by friday is working its way quite rapidly across central and out of the picture by saturday. rewind returns with a new series. and brand new updates on the best about using these documentaries think that. these young people is doing. it to remind continues with uncomfortably you know this is gaza central jail and this is the section where they're holding prisoners on drug charge and users and dealers here because 120 of them in 3 different cells on al jazeera. this is 0. 0 unearned tale of this is the al jazeera news hour live from london coming up. dozens dead after 3 days of violent protests in iraq the government urges calm and calls for dialogue. as an impeachment inquiry gathers steam the

when white supremacists around the world, whether it is christchurch from other anti-semitic attacks, they are referring to neo-nazis and nazi ideology, racial purity. all of these ideas took hold in germany and at shaping entire global culture of racism from that particular regard. germany is on the hook still to be dealing with those issues. it is about so much more than a particular law or whose presence or what a politician who happens to be in power right now can do or say. these are fundamental questions of german society that all germans need to grapple with about who are we as a people. who is part of that, who is not part of that. that is a deep and difficult question. brent: the discussion becomes more complicated when you have the internet and things are open to the entire world. wim glucroft, we appreciate your reporting. thank you. here are the other stories making headlines around the world. there could be a pathway to a brexit deal, according to join statements from the leaders of ireland and the u.k. ireland's premier leo varadkar and british prime minister boris johns

they include e attack on two mosques in christchurch, new zealand inmarch, and nearly simultaneous shootings in el paso, texas, and dayton, ohio, in august. rosenosal says the el paso shooting was particularly arrd for her. >> i turned on the news, which i probably shouldn't have done, and just watched a woman who was looking for her mother and i just-- fi relived that day trytrg to figure out if mt brothers were dead or alive. there's nothing worse.eling. >> reporter: in mid-september, rosenthal appeared with other family members and religious aders, addressing urw pittsburgh's jewish community was faring in the run up to the h holidays its ps anels included representatives from ththree congregations who were housed inside the tree of life building: tree of life congretion itself, new light congregation, and congregation dor hadash. althe lost members in the shting. some spoke of trauma and survivors' guilt.gu >> i-- i go through these scenarios in my mind, as i heink a lot oftherth victims do too, about, you know, i could have done more, i could haveve people. why did this pe irson choose

since the christchurch attacks on a mosque there, we have had a big focus on far—right terrorism.that? the answer is it‘s going to make some sort of improvement. again, i hate to say... you know, everybody likes to think in the grandest terms. we have got this agreement. it took a lot of work, notjust the two people who signed the agreement, to get everything in place, make sure it‘s legal in both countries, to allow for this exchange. but again, it‘s going to make investigations hopefully to prevent attacks easier, such as if somebody the uk says there‘s a perceived threat to uk assets, and now we can go ahead and ask us companies for the information directly. but to say that is a complete game changer, i think, is a bit pollyanna, for lack of a better term. on the other side, what about people‘s right to privacy? is it going to make it harder for people to stay anonymous online, which some people argue is people‘s right? the short answer is no. what this is essentially doing is saying if, for example, a uk law enforcement agent wanted to go ahead and get the information of a us

the jewish community that he wanted to imitate other shootings that he had seen for example the christchurch shooting in a news event but that he also wants to be an example this person a german national has already had an official arrest warrants or he's officially arrested and more did more shocking details have also been released by federal prosecutors for example that he had 4 kilograms of explosives in his car so you can clearly see they already know a lot about the suspect but they also want to know more in order to understand not only who was surrounding him whether there was a network or there was no can also more details about the actual motive which has already been described by german authorities as under semitic in nature and also far right extremist all right our political correspondent thomas sparrow bringing us up to date thank you thomas as well many germans are still in shock over the violence and the attack aimed at the city's jewish community following the holiest day in the jewish calendar young kapoor earlier today germany's leaders reacted by pledging that the governmen

his plans before england's five—match t20 series against new zealand, which starts on friday in christchurchcision i made, and delighted that i have made it, because i feel that is the right one for myself and the team. i still think i have a lot to offer. there were questions over my fitness and how i would come back, and play, isuppose. buti fitness and how i would come back, and play, i suppose. but i think that was just wondering in my head, because i was back in playing county cricket two weeks after the world cup final. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. as we've been hearing, campaigning has begun for the next general election — on the day the uk should have left the european union. this morning, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn launched his party's campaign. in his speech in battersea, he vowed to bring real change and transform britain. this election is a once in a generation chance to transform our country, to take on the vested interests that are holding people back, and ensure that no community in any part of this country is ever left behind agai

we had the attack in christchurch the sort of star right our idea. it's not like old far right organized terrorism you know these aren't these see this individual that part of a group you know was the guy in christ. it is not like that sort of organized jihadi groups either we're seeing really who lone actors who are spending an inordinate amount of. time only even in the submission diving talk about how he was obviously struggling with life and he was he himself was a complete loser you know they'll always be individuals like this they will go with the you know cause the juror whatever the the the ideology is at the time whatever is tweeting these people will pick up on but it's not you know we use the word terrorism but had you know as this isn't like the old texas like the ira your. mind you know this sort of the left wing organ is terrorism these troubled 'd young men in a society that is obsessed with social media there's obsessed with you tube influences people you know that are trying to find their place in that and so as i said i don't think

the north and we will see some shows as well as we head through friday but notice a cold day in christchurch 17 degrees celsius the cooler up into all kinde and then little bit cooler also on saturday into christ church and sees some snow here just on the mountain tops that we had up towards japan and the korean peninsula as we know what this is storm system tropical storm that has brought flooding rains across southern portions of south korea by friday is working its way quite rapidly across central home she and clears out of the picture by saturday. children risk you know for a fortune in the country's most popular sports with the death of me or the spawn points to ban them from the we want to win a sweet time charge on. al-jazeera . where ever you all. don't want to talk stories 1000 us president all trump a zip and he called on ukraine and china to investigate his political rival and former vice president joe biden democrats say it's a fundamental breach of his oath of office and in dangerous national security. iraq's prime minister is calling for calm after 3 days of anti-government pro

course many believe that the hollis shooter was inspired by those attacks on the 2 mosques in christchurch new zealand that. massacre was also live streamed in a similar method so in the crush of attacks that was on facebook presumably tech companies have now learned lessons as they have taken some big steps since march when that christ church shooting took place the video of the christ church attack was also only viewed a few times about $200.00 times when it was live the problem was facebook took a long time to react and take that archive video down it was then uploaded more than a quarter of a 1000000 times in different places on facebook it spread all over the internet you know after that christ church shooting the prime minister our journey of new zealand she brought together these tech companies at the summit and they pledged to do a better job of combat in this kind of online extremism they poured more money into an organization that's called the global internet forum to counter terrorism so microsoft google facebook and amazon all part of that after this most recent shooting they w

festo or 9 he wanted to copy what others had already done specifically mentioned the attack in christchurch but he also wanted to inspire other people so extremely shocking the details here of what already is i've known at the same time we just what questions are still unanswered and i think the biggest question is how did he radicalize how did he acquired those weapons and those explosives and what i already mentioned a few minutes ago whether there was a network around him who else knew about this i think there will also be questions on on the work done by authorities we just heard as well that he had published his money festo online in advance so there will be probably some people asking well if it was published in advance why didn't authorities react. in order to prevent this from happening thomas you specialize in security you know cases like this so what will be officials be doing right now is with the prosecution saying the investigation is continuing what would they be doing away with baby girls when they went already to to his apartment they already took some communications and som

what they saw and started using it that way in earnest among them the suspected gunman in the christchurch mosque shootings in new zealand during a court appearance last year a former white house employee was accused of making the white power sign but her defenders pointed out that that was unlikely because she is mexican american and a descendant of holocaust survivors we asked our guests for their views on the story. i think it's pretty ridiculous to label a thing like a bull or the ok symbol as a symbol of white supremacy i feel like race is do do certain things i mean at a certain point they do everything or people do mean races have to eat food they have to drink water they have to breathe air so at what point do we label eating food as racist drinking water as received in breathing air is received it's just really can of started his particular point sounds a little some of these things that have been in his ear things were a very long time with or a soused hateful subversive groups the problem is that the symbol has become an actual code to say hey we are part of this group you are n

attaching themselves to social movements you know we've seen it with the extinction we've seen we christchurch i was seeing it with people they're looking for a cause and they remove this thing themselves in all of this here real and secret and it's constant. them all emerge and sell to do it more than it would for the squire and then they have an audience you have 2 very important component you have individuals who are completely obsessed. with social media fame. trying to outbid charge and you have a very new do you see. environmental action group extinction rebellion has been rallying in central london for a 4th day spawn of a global campaign demanding governments take climate change more seriously since monday police have arrested more than 800 people protesters have also tried to shut down london city airport one activist even climbing onto a british airways plane he was detained by airport security several arrests have been made officers pulled away demonstrators who glued themselves to the floor. while the london rallies were wrong going extinction rebellion activists blocked times squa

so are there any links on platforms to these people like breivik christchurch this issues yeah exactly we have the actor essentially acting alone but you know the larger question is was he part of one of these international networks of of like my sims or don't know the money festo it's 11 pages long but there are a lot of connections maybe to breivik and to christ church in this little money fest i wouldn't even call it money for a story it's 11 pages it's more like. a paper that's written for a computer game whole set it is given that i mean. what do you make of the work of the authorities should they have detected this individual before this happened before he took to the streets i think it's very hard to detect people like him he was alone he was unemployed no friends living at home with his mother spending a lot of time in the internet so it's very hard to detect people like this but we have to think about looking closer inside these forums trying to find connections when people already themselves and so it's not easy but i think we have to look much closer into that i want to talk

zealand some very wet weather coming in for a time temperatures struggling to reach 12 degrees in christchurch but picking up to 20 by saturday. a chance for reunion after decades of separation caused by a war. one i want to use joins a mother to reunite with the son she lost more than 60 years ago in the korean war on al jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you. are mine of the top stories around is there a kurdish fighters in northern syria say they'll abide by a cease fire plan agreed between the u.s. and turkey yes vice president mike pence says turkey literature on those agreed to a truce for 5 days to let the syrian kurdish forces withdraw but 32 kilometers or. u.k.'s prime minister boris johnson has managed to clinch a new brakes a deal with the european union but it's unclear if enough m.p.'s were back the agreement when they vote on it on saturday. u.s. president on trump has been accused of directing officials to consult his personal lawyer about washington's policy on ukraine you know some bastard to the e.u. gordon sunderland says trump outsourced american foreign policy to a private ci

environment in new zealand his book was pulled from the shelves after a shooting at a mosque in christchurch ati's what if an ocean has been speaking to the filmmakers behind this latest documentary your movie as far as i understand is about jordan peterson and the journey to where he's now and through his ideas what is about it that it's a wrong to see it or scrapping earlier great plans to show it. well they had agreed to a week long run of the film but there were some staff complaints and that put them in a difficult position so they decided to cancel those plans and of course you know there are some things that people really disagree with in terms of what jordan peterson has said so people disagree with the idea of giving him a platform although making a film about him i don't think it's the same thing and they were all sorts of reasons we were getting in the instance of the cancellation of the staff complaints as far as we know they hadn't seen the film the people that had agreed to show the film initially they had seen it it really is a shame that that happens our film is and isn't lik

and some longer spells rains that you know friday in christchurch and feel a little bit colder than 15 degrees at best and then op into japan we've had some showers about some bright dispels but as we go through thursday into friday there's a lot of moisture on the east coast of honshu that could send the rain showers across certain tools tokyo and then really by friday it can become quite heavy at times so not helping the recovery efforts and cool just 70. 2 strange and. you have to go all the more with it comes to fight against corruption. for new zealand's heroes like newsgroup who refused a 50000000. brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to find a dark used to shine a light let's make the world a better place nominate your anti corruption mirror now. on the legacy of south africa's a n c s the boy made me quality for these what is the plough how does old take us. and how perceptions have changed of this former liberation movement turned government you think is appropriate for a man

temperatures around christchurch will be close to 30 degrees.ope, we have had chilly air blocking any movement of the weather across europe. that block of colder airand the high across europe. that block of colder air and the high pressure is getting squeezed more towards the north—east allowing these weather fronts to come in from the atlantic. that is certainly changing the weather here in the uk. and across many other parts of europe, certainly across north—western areas of europe. mild air, yes, but there will be some showers and longer spells of rain. it continues unsettled through the mediterranean, burst of heavy rain here could give localised flooding. here is the outlook. londonderry changeable, could be windy for a while across southern parts of the uk. and across towards amsterdam. further south, shelter parts it could be sunny. —— london very changeable. now, they will not be a shortage of things to talk about in this edition of brexit cast. i've got the trick. it is halloween. not halloween we we re it is halloween. not halloween we

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disguise gradually come back in behind temperatures to struggle a little a high of around 12 in christchurch and 15 in all clear because some wet so windy weather also making its way towards to pad over the next couple of days thursday looks wet with rifle by friday. strangers from across new york with a claim in common abuse at the hands of a prominent priest and a shot of those back in dens and grab hopefully handles but to stop changing the design it's fold lines gains exclusive access to the accusers and questions the accused how long do you think the cardinal dolan will contain and protect you as more men come out in the latest chapter in a scandal that shaken the catholic church to its foundations in bad faith on an. the headlines for you now u.s. president donald trump says washington will lift sanctions imposed on turkey for its offensive in northeast syria is comes after russia now patrols part of the region in a deal with turkey to impose a new cease fire along the border a murder investigation is underway here in the u.k. after the bodies of $39.00 people were found in a container

sunshine touches around 920 celsius cooling off as we go through chooser just 15 at best for you in christchurch and then we've had some dry weather and so wet weather across into japan and now is the 3 monday of dry conditions temperatures not feeling too bad cloudy conditions on tuesday but on the whole to be dry with a high of 20 in tokyo. when say to really know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes. who in their footsteps that's the fault of their way in the world. shares these personal journey. inspiring stories of people considering on their chosen path. we can use documentaries on our. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has confirmed the leader of i so i will back it up but that is that he was targeted by u.s. forces during an overnight raid in northwestern syria from says baghdad he detonated a suicide vest after being cornered in a tunnel california's governor has declared a state wide emergency as wildfires and extreme weather conditions force almost 200000 people from their homes almost 1000000 in the northern part of the

wednesday really across both islands it does tend to clear away by thursday but feeling cooler in christchurch there with a high of 11 celsius and plenty of rain on its way across tools the korean peninsula and also western areas of japan this is typhoon me tag now is moving fairly rapidly by thursday it should be a tropical storm but still with some very heavy amounts of rain is a flooding rains and also some very strong winds as it works its way across see the 23 degrees is the high. on the streets of greece anti immigrant violence is on the rise there or you have to go from all that dungy and this and that to believe this is a plus or something and increasingly migrant farm workers of victims a vicious beatings. is helping the pakistani community to find a voice the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack this is 0 on al-jazeera. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera there have been mass rallies and violent clashes between protesters and police in hong kong on the 70th anniversary of the founding of communist china police

the christchurch attack went more viral than any one piece of terrorist content i have ever seen and we also realised was that because it started on facebook live, perhaps our tooling wasn't as good as it could be about proactively detecting what might be first—person shooter content. social media platforms are under increasing pressure to stem the flow of violence and hate online. the home office now plans to share this footage with other technology companies. sarah corker, bbc news. ron hogg was diagnosed with motor neurone disease this year, and the devastating illness left him in a state of complete dependency in just a matter of months. he's one of 20 former and current police and crime commissioners, who have written a letter asking the government to hold an inquiry on the uk's assisted dying laws. john maguire went to meet him. ijust sometimes think i'm going to wake up and this is going to be a nightmare. you'rejust becoming more and more of a shell of who you were. one of the most shocking aspects of ron hogg's motor neurone disease is just how quickly since his diagnosis in

noticed that there's always a very strong online activity within that whether it was in toronto in christchurch in other areas so from an intelligence standpoint if the electronics of the surveillance is there there's a certain degree of. of capability that you can act probably in time if you. say if you evaluate the information in time however in germany that is a big problem and we're never sure right now we know there might be a few people involved so that helps a bit but when it's real lone attackers like other instances where the support is more digital than otherwise that becomes near impossible. a video has actually of one of the alleged attacker who is shooting we have video i'd like to play it for you and see from a security standpoint what you make of it. so here we see the man shooting i have to set it up much about weapons i'll let you take over hey what can you tell us about this video was clearly comfortable with the use of the weapon his stance however isn't as stable as we would expect however the positioning is that it's not as positioning of his feet for example would we seem

and some long spells of rains that you know friday in christchurch and feel a little bit cooler than 15 degrees at best and then op into japan we've had some showers about some bright spells but as we go through thursday into friday there's a lot of moisture on the east coast of honshu that could send the rain showers across certain tools tokyo and then really by friday it can become quite heavy at times so not helping the recovery efforts and cool just 17. on march 13th 2019 the f.a.a. grounded the u.s. 737 max we based upon crash site findings and satellite data hundreds of lives lost and boeing spot aircraft could be mobilized to profit outweigh procedure did regulators allow industry too much control the system failed it failed or passed. it's still the globe fault lines investigates system failure the boeing crashes on al-jazeera. and again are mind of the top stories here in. the u.s. military says carried out an asteroid in syria to destroy some ammunition and abandoned vehicles as american forces leave the country's northeast meanwhile syrian government troops have entered th

we've got to 20 celsius. 60 and in fact it's a dry a bright day but quite a bit cooler in christchurch just 14 degrees celsius and we've had days of rain and then some dry. in that dry spell right now so looking pretty good on wednesday this storm system well out of the picture. picking up some good sunshine across much of the korean peninsula and then by thursday but it streaming into the. tokyo 20. is a popular filming location in france when it comes to stories about drugs crime and radicalization tired of negative stereotypes youth worker zanny this week claiming its image by putting its young resident behind the camera. this truth be don't often hear told by the people who live them. in the news this is you're out on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks if you've been on point mostly young people come here to get to meet with the police with detail coverage was meant to be a chance for people from different walks of life to political affiliations to work together to shake their futures together from around the world not many people physical new type of thing all of these front

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sunshine touches around 920 celsius cooling off as we go through chooses just 15 at best for you in christchurch and then we've had some dry weather weather across into japan and now is a turn through monday of dry conditions temperatures not feeling too bad cloudy conditions day but on the whole to be dry with a high of 20 in tokyo. what are you protesting about how does the in question whether on line well i face many people seeing us directly out of translated slavery or if you join us on sam's this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very well the name for people to come to that everyone has a voice climate change is real the discussion is for real and i'm here to talk about the solutions on al-jazeera in a world of alternative facts and truths unfiltered social media spreads misinformation unfavorable reports become fake commuters fake phoning the enemy of the people of press freedom is under attack. in a brand new documentary series we explore the media landscape of the future how are journalists th

a few showers in your 4 calls to new zealand both islands and not too cold but the hive 19 in christchurch. a chance for bringing in after decades of separation caused by a war. one i want to use joins a mother's journey to bring you not with the sun she lost more than 60 years ago in the korean war on al jazeera. al-jazeera where every. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here this hour a temporary halt in turkey's offensive against kurdish fighters in northeast syria is largely holding but there were some one verified reports of sporadic gunfire in the region of smoke seen rising in a key flashpoint syrian border town on friday morning russula. thousands of protesters are marching towards boston out from all over the catalonia region as part of their campaign for independence unions have called for a general strike on friday of the chanting of 9 separatist leaders. and protesters in lebanon are back on the streets against the government's new plans for the economy security forces used tear gas and water counting on demonstrators who lit fires and blocked roads. now mexican poli

sunshine mix of showers and windy conditions really across new zealand quite a wet day tuesday in christchurch and then those showers working their way tools the north as we head into wednesday and just 14 at best in or clint. this to say make the heroes of europe asia africa the middle east oceania. to a stage made for such. a connection makes a state pick for the becoming splits to. keep such a short stay i took. this fee for. that song. welcome back a quick amount of the top stories here on al-jazeera lebanon's prime minister saad hariri is meeting now with his cabinet to discuss new economic measures president michel aoun says the protests express people's pain but accusing all politicians of corruption is not saying. that it is incumbent president is ahead in the election but it looks like he'll have to face a runoff in december only results put longstanding leader able around as ahead of his rival carlos messer but not enough to win outright. and u.s. troops have crossed into iraq as part of their withdrawal from northern syria it's believed that he's 19 vehicles upon through border cros

wednesday really across both islands it does tend to clear away by thursday but feeling cooler in christchurch there with a high of 11 plenty of rain on its way across tools the korean peninsula and also western areas of japan this is typhoon meets hog now is moving fairly rapidly by thursday it should be a tropical storm but still with some very heavy amounts the rain is a flooding rains and also some very strong winds as it works its way across. 23 degrees is the high. on the streets of greece violence is on the rise there or you have to go from other countries and this and this is a plus to some and increase. simply migrant farm workers of victims of vicious beatings. is helping the pakistani community to find a voice the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack this is 0 on al-jazeera. for most when we grow old we take life at a slower pace well not for this centenarian. online dating teaching the youth kicking in door. she's a blogger adored around the globe and she's doing it a. way. life begins at $100.00 eyewitness documentary on al-jaz

>> well, i think the president of new zealand for her response to the christchurch killings and certainly talking about humanity as a response to terrorism, very powerful, very young, very impressive, inspiring leader. the united nations high commissioner for refugees, unhcr is always on our list because the refugee crisis, immigration continues to be a problem globally and to occupy people's thinking and a problem that needs addressing. there are some others. i think, you know, the -- macron, perhaps, for trying to salvage or renegotiate an iran deal. quite -- the list is long. i think we're looking at several hundred names. but, again, i think most people right now are really focusing on climate, on youth activism and on greta thunberg. >> and just briefly here, we do know the u.s. president and his supporters suggest his name should be in the running. specifically for his actions with north korea. how likely is that? >> well, i must say, george, i would be quite surprised. we haven't seen any progress. we've seen certainly a lot of talk. we've seen some meetings. absolutely no progress

zealand some very wet weather coming in for a time temperatures struggling to reach 12 degrees in christchurch but picking up to 20 by saturday. to strengthen the good you have to shore do good all the more with your gum still fight against corruption. needs hero church heroes like know who are bad or who refuse to $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a dark used to shine a light let's make the road to better plage nominate your anti corruption mirror now. this is al jazeera. alone or in tale of this is the al jazeera news hour live from london coming up. today the united states and turkey have agreed to a cease fire in syria. the us vice president says washington and turkey have reached a deal for a 5 day ceasefire in northern syria kurdish fighters say they will abide by the truce. a new brakes agreement is reached between the u.k. and the european union attention now turns to numbed and a promise to boris johnson faces a battle to get the deal through parliament. and u

the same rain pushing in but it doesn't make much headway suck it is dry and warm certainly in christchurch and in fact on sunday a degree woman look cloudy skies but a high of 23. her china is going on. to we unify with the my. bike the consequences are certain just to get the time once determination to retire. on out just. 0. 0. every your. top stories on al-jazeera at least one person has died in antigovernment protests in the capital baghdad security forces have used tear gas and stun grenades to push back the demonstrators the prime minister has vowed to reshuffle his cabinet and introduce sweeping reforms. the pentagon is sending u.s. troops into syria 2 weeks after president donald trump called for all american forces to be withdrawn pentagon says additional troops will help protect syrian oil fields from falling back into the hands of isis fighters. the sheriff the south korean business empire samsung has been back in court for the start of his bribery retrial the supreme court ruled jay wiley's case should be heard again after receiving a suspended sentence for seeking favors from

coming in uttering the church on sunday mostly fine across but not cold case a little bit cooler in christchurchon monday as that front just flies by and again we could just see one or 2 scattered showers and then we had up towards japan on the korean peninsula now if a plenty of showers here over the last few days sunday is a better day than saturday through much of japan still some clouds still the chances of showers mostly care across the korean peninsula and as we head off into monday that rain beginning to push in again from the southwest but still fairly warm in tokyo 22. rewind returns with a new series. and brand new updates on the best about his ears documentaries if i would compare it to a onion we have in the onion the fleetest party then this is the company this is the ultimate in rewind continues with motown to greytown be in al here in the soil learning about health by eating good it's my wife i can't imagine doing something else on al-jazeera. a survivor of the genocide there are people who beg me to kill the person when they're suffering news but i didn't have the heart to do it

in have terrorism christchurch, new zealand.ou have ethnic cleansing in the asian country of myanmar. you have hate speech around the world. thehave mass killings in united states. all of these things were enabled by internet platforms like facebook. and they did not go out of their way to cause it to happen, but they never put in place any safety nets, any firewalls, anythihing to protect users from the bad actors who are empowered by the way the algorithms and the culture in the business model of facebook work. amy: roger mcnanamee, i want to turno mark zuckerberg speaking last week where he invoked frederick douglass, martin luther king jr., black lives matter movement, argued that a attempto reduce false information on facebook could censor free speech. >> in times of social tension, our impulse is often to pull back on free expression because we want the progress that comes from free expression, but we don't want the tension. we saw this when martin luther king jr. wrote his famous letter from a birmingham jail where he was