fact that he found out said for the 1st time on record that he felt inspired by the events in christchurch new zealand in march 29000 so this is something that is seen not only important from a german perspective but also internationally in order to understand how these people actually work they're seeing obviously doctors but they have connections and they have networks online so this is why this case is also understood as a president when it comes to these kinds of events thomas sparrow joining us from back to bourke as day 2 of this trial begins thank you thomas. and let's get a quick check now on some other stories making news around the world thousands of israelis have protested against prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his government's handling of the corona virus pandemic business owners and anti corruption activists marched near and yet netanyahu has official residence in jerusalem netanyahu has been under pressure amid an ongoing corruption trial and surging infection rate. firefighters have been called to the chinese consulate in houston texas responding to reports that paper

fact that he found that said for the 1st time on record that he felt inspired by the events in christchurch new zealand in march 29000 so this is something that is seen not only important from a german perspective but also internationally in order to understand how these people actually work their scene obviously as actors but they have connections on they have networks online so this is why this case is also understood as a president when it comes to these kinds of events thomas sparrow joining us from back to burn as day 2 of this trial begins thank you thomas. well u.s. president donald trump has made a shift in rhetoric over the coronavirus crisis in his 1st pandemic briefing in nearly 3 months trump told reporters that the virus will probably get worse before it gets better noting quote a concerning rise in cases in southern u.s. states he was previously refusing to acknowledge that there is a problem now trump has been reluctant to wear a mask himself in public also change that stance on facial coverings by encouraging americans to wear them have a listen. america's youth will act res

if we don't intercept how the propaganda is spread i'm just afraid the next christchurch can be anywhere here or abroad. >> we are facing an uphill battle with social media platforms with the propaganda recruiting members of from that point on they move into private groups and then they cherry pick trying to police this i think would be impossible with the bigger propaganda.to there is a large group to come together and with the earlier testimony. and possibly infrastructure. in las vegas the plot was to take down the grid. the power grid during a protest and then mass casualty is an issue. is not large-scale. and then to learn from las vegas shooter a pie shooting down into the crowd. >> in my experience you are uniquely qualified to talk about law enforcement as violent extremist groups can you say why this is the case and the impact on law enforcement and how it impacts law enforcement and their families? >> thank you very much ranking member. in addition to what i w said in my prepared remarks and testimony the impact on law is great and to indicate the true intention to attack the m

in march of 2019, brenton tarrant, a self-professed white nationalist entered church in christchurch, investigation led back to martin. >> more than one year ago, i -- by this terrorist. >> the shooter from christchurch. >> he sent me money, on my bank account. >> you, personally? >> exactly. >> how much? >> 1,500 euros. >> did you know the shooter? >> no, not at all. >> he sent you this money but did you communicate? did you e-mail? >> with yeyeah. we had an e-mail exchange of course. >> one e-mail? >> no, several e-mails. he sent me the money. i wrote him thank you very much. we exchange a few e-mails. i told him whenever you are in v vienna, we can go for a coffee or beer. especially, if somebody sends you like such an amount of money, you know? >> that was a big donation for you? >> very big. and then, this guy, after one year and a few months, he committed his terrorist attack. >> but he didn't tell you he was going to carry out? >> no. if he would have told me that, i would, of course, have reported to police immediately. >> but martin's connection to the gunman in christchurch

the new zealand gunman — who admitted murdering 51 people last year at two christchurch mosques — sacksawyers before sentencing next month. emergency crews tackle a massive fire on a navy warship docked in san diego. and the basketball may be nearly as big as him. we report on china's youngest player shooting for internet stardom. a day after disney world reopened, the state of florida has registered a record 15,300 new coronavirus cases in a single day. that's around a quarter of all us daily infections. the us is the worst affected country in the world. on sunday just over 56,000 infections were reported. here's peter bowes. another surge in coronavirus cases and a new epicentre for the disease. florida is now seeing more new infections than most countries. across the us, more than 60,000 new cases are being reported every day and about a quarter of them are in the sunshine state where the hospital system is under growing strain and some intensive care facilities are at full capacity. when the pandemic started, florida was slow to respond. the beaches and bars stayed open. they were e

the tragedies in pittsburgh, el paso and christchurch, new zealand are testament to the devastation inspired by these movements abroad. right now the movements are taking advantage of the pandemic and racial injustice protests to spread hate about those they blame for covid-19 and to attack peaster -- peaceful protesters. it is likely the violence will intensify as we approach the november elections. descriptions of groups and movement overall are laid out in detail in my written testimony so if i could take the opportunity to offer recommendations. nothing is going to stop the growth and violent activity if we don't accept that the online platforms are driving extremism. used what was's then the new technology of the radio to unleash his genocidal views, extremists today do the same with the web. in 2015 the number of perpetrators of terrorist incidents were exposed to violent extremist ideologies almost entirely online rather than in the real world began to rise substantially. substantially in all forms. --ine platforms or crewmen are where recruitment occurs in strategy -- and strategy so

tree of life put together gofundme pages and sent like 6 a $50,000 to christchurch. >> and we do thats don't get highlighted, because our faiths tell us not to go around and boast about the things that we do. so, the divisions we see theen the communities are often concocted. >> i think it's a really important message that for people who wonder, can jews and muslims get along? well, why not. >> yeah. these two men have worked together since the tree of life shootings to bring peace and unity to the city. >> well, horror drew us together. but that's not what unites us. the horror was a call to action, and we both recognized that action is required, but to be able to do that, you need to find partners to effect change. >> i feel like, generally in america, nonjewish americans thought anti-semitism was a thing of the past. that was it a historic thing and not something that jewish people dealt with. >> unless you experience it personally, you don't necessarily know that it's anti-semitism. i think i was about 10 years old, came home one day from school and in the driveway were a couple s

this is being also compared to other similar cases internationally like for example the attack in christchurch in new zealand doria or in apostle takes us so this is also being viewed close. i mean from that perspective when we look at the alleged perpetrator we have to understand on the one hand his motives as i said anti semitic on the other hand his modus operandi and how this is being also put in context internationally what does that say about the general state of affairs can jewish people really feel safe in germany. well one of the post attack measures that were taken by german officials was precisely to try and better protect synagogues because that was one of the of the situations that they found that many jewish people here in germany did not feel safe any longer that was only one of many measures that they announced in spite of that plan that was developed by interior ministers both federal and all such a regional level this was one of many measures there were including for example better cooperation between state and federal authorities trying to also improve the work that they do

onalso caused -- cools down wednesday around christchurch and wellington.onditions are staying about the same. it is cloudy, but it should be dry. china, japan has been hit very hard the last couple of days. this is not just caused by the rain. the river burst its banks and rule ordered through the town. roared through the town. .t even picked up this railroad ♪ >> hello again. a reminder of the top stories. on. has announced sanctions those involved in the murder of jamal khashoggi. of 29 individuals and organizations have been targeted. york's governor has accused the president of enabling the coronavirus, saying he has been making up facts. india has surged past russia to record the third highest number of infections in the world. almost 700,000 cases have been confirmed and the outbreak is not expected to peak for a few more weeks. -- ambassadoror -- china's ambassador has lashed out. amounts to gross interference into china's internal affairs. dozens of among countries that criticized china's decision for a harsh new security law and has offered a new

the new zealand gunman — who admitted mass murder at two christchurch mosques — sacks his lawyers beforetencing next month. a day after disney world reopens — florida records the biggest number of new coronavirus cases in the united states. stop drinking alcohol and stay home at night. south africa's plea to the public to keep hospitals clear for covid—19 patients. and an explosion and fire on board a us navy warship leaves 21 people injured. a warm welcome to the programme. we begin in poland, where president andrzej duda, appears to be edging towards a narrow victory in the second round of the polish presidential election. exit polls have predicted that he'll take 51% of the vote to beat his rival, the centre—right mayor of warsaw, rafau chaskovski. from warsaw, adam easton reports. it was the closest presidential election since the fall of communism more than 30 years ago. according to the exit poll, president duda won by the slimmest of margins. chanting: andrzej duda! speaking to their supporters, both candidates claimed victory. mr duda said he was happy with what he called his exi

copy the christchurch attack which happened a few months before a mosque and that this time he wanted to kill as many people as possible in a synagogue that was his use extremely anti semitic and he had to be if there was a psychological assessment of him which found that he was basically obsessed with 2 things which was what was building the arms all the guns that he made with homemade the other thing was and he said it's a conspiracy theories now you covered the aftermath of a bunch of and then you also been back there recently what does the city feel like now why it's not like i could tell you the you know the whole city is in shock and trying to work out what they're going to do the situation is not that's not how people function as life in the aftermath in the few days afterwards there was like . in a row that there was a human chain forms a symbolic tuman change around the synagogue to show solidarity as thousands of people out in the market square and i think that now like 9 months later it's not as if there is much is changed like the things of just settle down and the attitud

city, when a 29-year-old white supremacist live streamed the murder of 51 muslim worshippers in christchurchand. >> that is gunfire. >> new zealand sucks. brenton rules. >> 50 is a great score, brenton. god bless brenton with a light to his path right now, lord jesus. >> i love spyro iii and fortnite ii. >> i like the name. it's kind of rough. >> i subscribe to pewdiepie and brenton. >> brenton, you are innocent and you will get out in no time. >> wow. >> yeah, that's a lot. >> so, somebody posted a -- you don't know where it came from. >> no idea who those people are. >> and they're all excited about the perpetrator in new zealand. >> yeah, new zealand terror attack. >> terror attack. the first little girl was watching something where you were hearing gunshots. >> yeah. yeah. >> wow. and those are kids. >> those are kids. >> pete seamy, phd, is, associate professor at chapman university. he studies terrorist groups and -- >> we have this broader historical kind of engrained almost within our kind of collective psyche of white supremacy that is just floating around out there, and, you know,

that can be compared to other cases that happened elsewhere again i mentioned el paso in texas of christchurch new zealand so this is being watched very closely from much additional perspective but also from a political perspective and then there's also the the elements that i described this rise in the semitism here in germany the fact that german authorities on a federal level but also regional level are focusing more and more on this they've been criticized in the past for overlooking that these kinds of incidents turning a blind eye if you will so this is politically judicially and socially a very important case in this country thomas barrow in thank you very much. and now to some most oldies making news around the world in ukraine and has seized a bus and taken some 20 people hostage in the northwestern city of police said the man is believed to be carrying explosives gunshots of all it's been heard but so far no casualties are reported. from various prime minister boyko body has survived a no confidence motion in parliament the country has seen almost 2 weeks of protests over seas of cor

exhibition so that americans can see these horrible wounds that he suffered and he was buried at christchurch here in philadelphia. 1784, fast-forward to charles wilson peale is commissioned by princeton university to do a full length portrait of general washington to hang in nassau, hall which still stands today in princeton. behind you here, this is reproduction of that painting. you can see in the princeton university art gallery. notice here, nassau hall. if anybodyizable, has been to princeton with the fighting in the background. both charles and james were participants in this battle. they knew well and charles went and sketched the battlefield. so we got all of the details right. here at general washington's feet, you see the dying general mercer. then in probably first photo bomb in american history, you'll see charles and james peale have been painted into the background of the scene. it's a nice way to bring their story full circle here from seeing them in that horrible condition on banks of the delaware, to that victorious moment at the battle of princeton. chronologically, we're n

the christchurch shooter, for example, wore these two symbols.mazon, but let's take another example — this time, the kkk, the ku klux klan, and another online retailer, wish. now, wish doesn't have any explicit kkk merchandise but it does have this old 1960s cartoon. however, if i click on related items, suddenly i'm offered a load of things that are associated with the kkk. in fact, the first two items that are suggested are a hood and a white power sticker. there's also suggestions for neo—nazi flags, white power rings, etc, etc. the algorithm thinks that i'm interested in white supremacy and so that's what it's offering me. and there's more. the far—right extremist movement, the boogaloo bois, is banned on facebook. members of the movement have been charged with terrorism offences. one man has been accused of killing state officials. type ‘boogaloo‘ into wish, however, and you get a load of military equipment. the military equipment itself isn't labelled as ‘boogaloo‘, but the algorithm thinks that's what you might be interested in. it wasn't

honest with you rick it's not just christian churches in thailand a buddhist temple attacked in christchurch new zealand we know what happened there with the muslims and sri lanka i'm easter sunday 260 people murdered i mean the list goes on and on and around the world it is seen to be an attack by an archivist so radical feminists as peter oliver pointed out far left for engine and some far left right groups as well it's just push for secularism and i think maybe these churches represent. the traditions of these countries whether it's poland or france of the united states the traditions the institutions being attacked here of catholic churches of mosques of you know synagogues all of this yak and it's all under attack it appears in fact to your point steve i'm glad you said that i had one of our researchers pull some data for me listen to this last year 4 in 10 european jews reported they considered leaving their countries because of their concern for their safety saw an increase of 52 percent in his lama phobic incidents so there just to be a sudden increase in attacks for the institution

pleaded guilty to 51 counts of murder and those dear‘ make terrorist attacks on two mosques in christchurchhas sacked his lawyers. there are concerns he will use his court hearing to push an anti— islam agenda. a total ban on alcohol has been reimposed in south africa. medical experts have said more than 40% of all trauma cases in the country are alcohol—related. and the country's president, cyril ramaphosa, says this has put severe pressure on the healthcare system at a time when coronavirus cases are surging. there have been more than 4,000 coronavirus deaths in south africa, with over a 250,000 cases. iran says a mistake in the setting of an air defence radar system was what led to the accidental shooting down of a ukrainian airliner in january. a missile hit the boeing 737, operated by ukraine international airlines, killing all 176 people on board shortly after it left tehran. the iranian civil aviation authority said an operator had made the error. in poland, president anjay duda, appears to be edging towards a narrow victory in the second round of the polish presidential election. ex

perpetrator the alleged perpetrator himself for example said that he had been inspired by the attack in christchurch new zealand also last year so this is being seen also something that goes way beyond other german borders and it can also be interpreted as something that goes again beyond germany and can be of interest internationally as well. as thomas sparrow reporting for us from mike to work thank you very much. a german woman has been kidnapped by an identified gunman in iraq helen mavis was reportedly abducted on monday outside her office in the capital baghdad where she runs an arts collective for young iraqi artists mavis was born in berlin and has lived in baghdad for years friends said she had feared for her safety due to involvement in protests there rocky interior ministry says it has directed security forces to step up their efforts to find the german national. and earlier i spoke to discuss our some in baghdad she's an artist and a close friend of helen mavis i asked when she last spoke to her friend. the last time i spoke to hello was maybe 10 days ago. she participated in the ork for

draw similarities to other issues that happened around the world like for example the attack in christchurch new zealand or el paso in texas so these 2 elements give you an idea of why this is being followed so closely on the one hand here in germany but also internationally as well and how did the authorities react thomas what has changed since then. authorities have been criticized by down paying for example some of these incidents by not taking enough attention when it comes to fighting on the semitism in the country in a such off the attack in hollywood big piano was presented by germans interior minister plan that included for example better protecting synagogues are expanding cooperation between state and federal offices but also on bases also probably the most important element trying to expand the capacity of authorities when it comes to fighting these issues online because they have realized that the way these people connect online plays a very important role in the way these events then unfold so these are all that evidence that also gives you an idea of what authorities are trying

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on man assignments for 6 years upon his release in november he went to a literary festival in christchurch on a month's a visa and never left the city his really police have made dozens of a rest area in the latest protests demanding the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu police fired want to cannon and demonstrators outside of the official residence in west jerusalem on thursday they have been weeks of demonstrations over the worsening coronavirus crisis and netanyahu has corruption trial. russia is denying american and british allegations that it fired an anti-satellite weapon into space britain warned the launch posed a threat to satellites the world depends on russia's foreign ministry says the tests complied with international norms alexander seeking says a research fellow in space policy and security at the royal united services institute in britain she says it appears russia is ramping up its space program i think it's important 1st not necessary to refer to it as a weapon. characteristics that could potentially be a weapon i'm due to its relative velocity. i mean i do

imprisoned or not asylum for 6 years upon his release in the van but he went to a literary festival in christchurch in a month's visa and never left the city in new zealand. city of iran says several airline passengers were injured during a close encounter over syria with a u.s. warplane the pentagon confirms the fighter jet intercepted the mahaan air flight to ensure it wasn't a hostile aircraft the airline is on a u.s. sanctions list for supporting iran's revolutionary guard and hezbollah fighters in lebanon so called the reports from beirut. a state of panic among passengers on board flight 1152 the airbus was flying from iran's capital tehran to beirut in lebanon on thursday night when the iranians say it was harassed by fighter jets data recorded show the airliner climb from 34000 feet to 34600 feet in less than 2 minutes before descending to 34000 feet a minute later iran's state t.v. says several passengers were injured due to the sudden changes in altitude the jet landed safely in the lebanese capital. when we reached the airspace of syria a fighter jet approached a monoplane in order to av

through monday still very unsettled close much of new zealand time which is a nazi bad 14 degrees in christchurch 15 celsius in oakland and again feeling and looking pretty nice embrace been a high of 22 and a mostly sunny skies. on counting the cost of pandemic decimates jobs pushing very strict stream told us he could have green recovery save the global economy senegal flagpoles for chinese crews accused of overfishing meat processing plants make or for next and then. counting the cost on al-jazeera because context is literally storytelling around the biggest issues done but had to do you should do it again. and again this is al-jazeera mistake imo but remind you of the main news this hour u.s. president donald trump has used an independent state address to attack protesters and his critics he threaten to punish those who deface statues of slave traders colonialists with lengthy prison sentences. a humanitarian rescue ship in the mediterranean has declared a state of emergency the ocean viking vessel carrying 180 migrants and refugees has repeatedly been denied entry by italian multis authoriti

slightly drive picture certainly to the south on new zealand but it'll be cool just not to celsius in christchurch me want to cross into japan's korean peninsula and china a huge amount of cloud is still some very heavy rain of course coming from the seasonal rains through sunday it will push off the east coast of china head across towards the korean peninsula it does mean a slightly better day sunday across much of japan but the rains will back the system working its way for the east was on monday so again heavy rain across into q sure and harsher. in the of the 2011. me a remarkable. japanese village. that is later how has the community of. been able to move on and rebuild their lives. after testifying. on al-jazeera. the. following on the top stories on al-jazeera the un security council has approved a resolution authorizing a deliveries to millions of people in northwest syria through just one crossing from turkey in a victory for syria's ally russia a 2nd crossing point will close to deliveries u.s. has reported almost 69000 new coronavirus cases in just one day daily fatalities are now risin

imprisoned ahmed asylum for 6 years the ball is released in november he went to a literary festival in christchurch on a month's visa and never left the city. more than 50 journalists have resigned from hungary's leading news website index dot hates you it follows the ousting of the editor in chief shot block he was fired after warning the outlets independence was at risk of political pressure from the government a pro-government business when they acquired significant control over the websites funding earlier this year prime minister viktor orban has built a vast pro-government media. and protesters and the area have again called for the resignation of the prime minister boyko boss off who they accuse of turning a blind eye to corruption. he shuffled his cabinet on thursday to try to call 2 weeks of anti corruption protests president remember that id is a vocal critic of bought us off and is encouraging more protests. boris johnson has gone from fighting breaks it to fighting for his life and he admits the u.k. government has at times been slow to act on coronavirus in his 1st year as prime minist

the wettest weather is in the moment so throughout wednesday a cold suddenly braze 9 degrees in christchurch. yaps oldest muslim undertakers working here is just 7 days a week that's grown with a community my father purchased a black ambulance and started to do the funerals in london and their family we saw stop being part of indonesia and we can isn't this stories we don't often hear told by the people who the death is such a level. east and undertakers this is europe and al-jazeera. move. but again you're watching out of there are among the top stories at this hour and australia's 2nd largest city that's melbourne is going back into lockdown for 6 weeks the state government admitted its lost control of rising infection numbers wednesday it's 5000000 residents can only leave their homes for essential purposes . top u.s. infectious disease experts and he felt she is warning the country still need deep in the 1st wave of coronavirus with more than 50000 new cases a day this comes as president donald trump called for schools to reopen in the autumn. of brazil's president is awaiting the result

in christchurch and probably feeling a bit cooler than that some showers around as well it's a fairly try to picture certainly through queens i want to show. and then this area of low pressure here is working its way through the great by now as it heads away from perth the temperature the well actually begin to rise it's a failed account today on friday but look at this the rain beginning to push into south australia and some widespread areas of showers across much of new south wales and again pushing into southern areas of queensland but on the up side it's a better day in new zealand and feeling a little bit warmer. we're talking about ivory poachers who have decimated populations of elephants in africa they almost always shipped the ivory out of a different country from where it was poached because that's where you start to search look at in the wrong place this radiocarbon dating method can tell us if trade ivory is legal or not then we have a place we can focus law enforcement on to take those out and perhaps choke the source of the ip from tensioning the network take no one else

dozens of murder attempted murder and terrorism charges is streamed his attack in the city of christchurch live on facebook is likely to get life in prison without parole. this is all ages even these are the top stories there's been another record daily rise in the number of coronavirus cases around the world more than a quarter of those are in the u.s. over the weekend 7 states they'll be case records and florida added more infections in a day than any state had previously. white house correspondent kimberly hauck it has more from washington d.c. you have this sort of cord needed tactic it appears to keep dr anthony found out of the spotlight what we're told is that the 2 really haven't sat down face to face for any sort of briefing in more than a month and this is because dr 5 she has felt quite comfortable speaking what he believes to be the facts that things like hydroxy chlorophyll and chloroquine and anti-malaria drug that the president has touted for treating covert 19 that he's not convinced of it's a fact of this he's also criticize the state of where the united states is right no

imprisoned on mon is silent for 60 is upon his release in november he went to a literary festival in christchurch on a month's visa and never left the city in new zealand israeli police have made dozens of arrests you're in the latest protests demanding the resignation of prime minister benyamin netanyahu police fired water cannon and demonstrators outside his official residence in jerusalem weeks of protests have been held to complain about the worsening cohen a virus crisis and corruption trial u.s. president donald trump has canceled the main republican party convention due to be held in florida next month because of the corner virus threat the state has been one of the worst affected by the pandemic very easy the number of infections nationwide passed 4000000 the u.s. and u.k. have accused russia of launching an untie satellite weapon into space the u.s. space command says it has evidence moscow fired the projectile on july 15th russia's defense ministry says it was using new technology to check its own space equipment those are the headlines on al-jazeera i'll have more news for you after th

drive picture certainly to the south on new zealand but little bit cool just non-degree celsius in christchurch me one across into japan's korean peninsula and china a huge amount of cloud and still some very heavy rain of course coming from the seasonal rains through sunday it will push off the east coast of china head across towards the korean peninsula it does mean a slightly better day sunday across much of japan but the rains really are back system working its way for the east was on monday so again heavy rain across into q shu and honshu. or. this is al-jazeera. you're watching the news our life from london i'm tearing up again that coming up. the u.s. sees an upturn in coronavirus deaths driven by the worsening situation in states in the same. west doctors in panama begged the government for a nationwide lockdown after an explosion uncovered 19 cases these hospitals overwhelmed us. 25 years since the massacre some 8.

quarantine-while, "after spending months alone at sea, canadian sailor bill norrie just arrived in christchurchld completely changed by the coronavirus pandemic." i'm guessing that was a bit of a shock. "let me get this straight, they made a 'cats' movie? and the cats don't have butt holes? speaking of which, i need to go buy some toilet paper-- what?" quarantine-while, the european space agency has announced that "human urine could help make concrete on the moon," and said that "the 1.5 liters of liquid waste a person generates each day could become a promising by- product for space exploration." inspiring words. reminds me of those famous motivational posters: "shoot for the moon-- even if you miss, the 1.5 liters of liquid waste you generate could become a promising by- product for space exploration." quarantine-while, people across the country are finding creative ways to maintain social distancing while reopening the country. like this detroit priest who is spraying holy water from a squirt gun. of course for really big sins, you get the super savior. i got to say, this is one change i thi

livable city when a 29-year-old supremacist live streamed murder of 51-year-old worshippers in christchurchnew zealand. >> that's the gunfire. >> that was amazing to watch. >> 50 is a great score. >> god bless him with the light to his path right now. >> i love that and fortnight, too. >> i like the name. >> it's cool. rough. >> i subscribed to brenton terrance. you are innocent and will get out in no time. >> wow! >> yeah. it's a lot. >> so somebody posted -- >> you have no idea where it came from? >> no. nothing. >> and they're all excited about the perpetrator in new zealand. >> yeah. terror tactics. >> the first little girl was clearly watching something where you're hearing gunshots. >> yeah, yeah. >> those are kids. >> those are kids. >> pete, ph.d. is an associate professor at chapman university. >> there are people well educated, involved in these groups from middle which is a back grounds, we have this broader historical ingrained, almost in our psyche in white supremacy that's just floating around out there and everyone is us is emible in some form or another. >> and a lot of it h

dozens of murders attempted murders and terrorism charges he stream his attack in the city of christchurch live on facebook is likely to get life in prison without parole. 10000000 children may never return to school after the covered 900 shutdowns according to save the children the charter is calling it ahead an education emergency and says girls will be hardest hit charlotte ballasts reports. 10 year old elvis is from harare and has been out of school for 4 months he doesn't like it he says he's forgotten his lessons and misses his friends. i heard our school was closing in march because there was a disease called coronavirus if it ends we can get help with reading and writing at school. a report by child advocacy group save the children has found that at least 10000000 children locked out of school by coronavirus who never go back to join in west and central africa yemen and afghanistan ehrlich stream lee high risk of dropping out well millions more a fool and behind tom having to save the children is forecasting that government budget cuts and rising poverty may lead to a $77000000000.

the tragedies in pittsburgh, el paso and christchurch new zealand are testament to the devastation inspired by these movements. right now, movements are taking advantage of the pandemic, both to spread hate about those they've blamed for covid-19 and attack peaceful protesters and police officers. it's likely thest violence testifies the november presidential elections. descriptions of groups and movement overall are laid out in detail on my written testimony so i'd like to take the opportunity to offer recommendations. nothing. this movements violent activity if we don't accept the online platforms driving extremism. much of hitler using the new technology of the real put his views into german families homes, now it's different today. perpetrators of terrorist incidents were exposed to violent extremist ideologies almost entirely online other than the real world. it's risen substantially, all forms of extremism by left islamic. online platforms and recruitment occurs, plans are hatched and strategies are sophisticated, event planning, inside jokes and so on. yet there's a double standard a