our top stories: a report into last year's christchurch terror attack on two mosques has found new zealand's security services were too focused on the threat from islamist terrorism. the report specifically notes that before 2018, the concentration of resources was not based on an informed assessment of the threats of terrorism associated with other ideologies. two of the biggest states in the us have warned of a worsening public health crisis and dr fauci says christmas will be a greater challenge than thanksgiving. we don't listen to the public health measures that we need to follow, then we could start to see things really get bad in the middle of january. with time running out, the british prime minister will travel to brussels this week, to try and secure a post—brexit trade deal with the eu. and bob dylan sells the publishing rights to his entire music back catalogue — in a deal worth hundreds of millions of dollars. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. in new zealand, a report into last yea r‘s terror attack by a white supremacist on two mosques in christchur

i went to new york last year for the christchurch coup. leaders dialog me sing with a reporter a bit. it still seem to me even after the christchurch attack that major focus is on muslims and. that smart acceptable. is how do we keep the international community to say this is a serious 3 and we prepared to come up. it took years for governments to take the threat of lone wolves seriously they've now promised adequate funding and international cooperation is another question is whether they have the right strategy. we have mentioned these and. you need young people don't know these online communities and are familiar with the symbolism in them they have to be involved in police investigation work otherwise we won't get this phenomenon but it's becoming increasingly more common under control. and this one crucial challenge resulting what is now a global problem increasingly the lone wolves are able to take refuge behind one of the foundations of western democracies. white supremacy used internet platform to actually plan to prepare a check o

that was the sister of one of the victims of the christchurch terrorist attack.ted states's top diseases expert dr anthony fauci has warned of another surge in covid cases after christmas. dr fauci gave the warning in an interview with new york governor andrew cuomo. he said the christmas and new year period may be even more of a challenge than the spike in cases which followed last month's thanksgiving holiday. we don't mitigate well. we don't listen to the public health measures that we need to follow. and we could start to see things really get bad in the middle ofjanuary. without substantial mitigation, the middle ofjanuary can be a really dark time for us. a strict new lockdown has begun in the most populous us state, california, as covid—i9 cases continue to surge across the country. more than half of california's a0 million residents are subject to a stay—at—home order. people are banned from meeting anyone from outside their household. the order was triggered by growing pressure on intensive care capacity in hospitals. professor peter chin—hong md is an i

mathison this is all to see a live from doha also coming up new zealand releases a report on the 2900 christchurch mosque attacks recommending stronger anti terrorism and hate crime laws. still it all adds up at a crucial break that trade deal another round of talks between the e.u. and u.k. fails to resolve differences as a deadline looms. american singer songwriter bob dylan's tells his entire song catalog and what's been the cold one of the biggest ever publishing deals. the u.s. has seen its deadliest 7 days of the coronavirus pandemic since april and health experts are warning the worse is yet to come nearly 2000 americans have died each day and the past week the country's top infectious disease expert says the winter holidays surge hasn't hit yet as people prepare to travel and get together. and what we have now is a challenge ahead of us of the bleak months of december in january where we have a baseline of inspections that literally is breaking records every day with regards to number of infections number of hospitalizations and numbers of deaths the numbers are really stunning we can do s

the quiet city of christchurch became the scene of one of the country's darkest days.. today, we have answers on the matters of how the attack occurred and what could have been done to stop it. the commission found no failures within any government agencies that would have allowed the terrorist planning and preparation to be detected. but they did identify many lessons to be learned in significant areas that require change. the report found that security agencies were almost exclusively focused on the threat from islamic extremism and failed to investigate threats by the far right. it also said the police did not enforce proper checks on firearms licenses, but it found no failings within government agencies that would have alerted them to the imminent attack. representatives of the al—noor and linwood mosques said the findings showed that particular government bodies failed to protect the muslim community. some of the report's recommendations include further changes to hate crime laws, how firearms are managed, and the creation of an early intervention police programme

of the actual day in march last year when the gunman brinson terrence attacked the 2 mosques in christchurch and then it delves into the background of the events that led up to that day police in hong kong have arrested at least 8 opposition activists and former politicians for taking part in the annual july 1st hand of march separately the u.s. is impose new sanctions on 14 chinese officials accuse and them of undemanding hong kong's autonomy. the u.k. is gearing up for a mass coronavirus vaccination program which begins in just a few als the 1st doses of the phys a bun take vaccine will be given in england wales and scotland the priority will go to the elderly and care home workers health officials have warned the rollout will be a marathon and not a sprint. south korea says it secured millions of coronavirus vaccines amid a growing surge of infections for pharmaceutical companies will provide vaccines to cover almost 2 thirds of the population but the inoculation program will only begin after monitoring other countries rollouts for a few months brazil's most populous state is set to begin

the quiet city of christchurch beme the scene of one of the country's darkest days. a year and a half on, a royal commission report on the mass shooting has now been made public. >>er today we had an how the attack occurred and what could have been done to stop it. the commission found no failures within any government agencies that would have allowed the terrorists percolati to be defeated. but they did identify many reasons to be loomed insignificant areas that require change. >> the report found that security agencies were almost exclusively focusedn the threatfrom islamic extremism and failed to investigate threats by the far right. noit also said the police enforce proper checks ons, firearms licenut it found no failings within government leagencies that would haveed them to the imminent attack. representatives of the mosques said the findings showed that particular government bodies dale to protect the muslim community. their brother was killed and welcomed the report, but said it brought back raw emotions. >> he s the backbone to family ando friends. he is my

i went to new york last year for the christchurch coup. leaders dialogue meeting with a reported pick in that still seem to me even after the christchurch attack that major focus is on muslims and. that's not acceptable but there's how do we keep the international community to say this is the series 3 and we peaked too much. to do years for governments to take the threat of lone wolves seriously they've now promised adequate funding and international cooperation is another question is whether they have the right strategy. but we have mentioned these and i mean you need young people who know these online communities and are familiar with the symbolism. they have to be involved in police investigation work otherwise we won't get this phenomenon that is becoming increasingly more common under control. and this one crucial challenge of resulting what is now a global problem increasingly the lone wolves are able to take refuge behind one of the foundations of western democracies. white supremacy used internet platform to actually plan and prepa

when haye has more now from christchurch. very long and detailed reports that has now been tabled in parliament and released to the public will mice a 100 pages long hundreds of people interviewed hundreds of submissions received a very exhaustive an extensive. it began the reports by looking into in great detail the events of the actual day and much. when the gunman brinson attacked the 2 mosques in christchurch and then it delves into the background of the events that led up to that day who was brenton terence i when i found that he had racist views from quite a young age when he was growing up in australia it looked at how he managed to get a firearms license legally when he moved to new zealand despite the fact that he failed to provide adequate character references and that adequate background checks were not carried out the commission found that the police failed to meet the required standards in handing out that firearms license to brenton terence and for that the police commissioner has today apologized so it looked t

listened to a long time ago the lives of 51 people could have been saved wayne hay al jazeera christchurch european union and u.k. negotiators have failed to make any headway as they attempt to reach a post for a trade deal british prime minister boris johnson and the e.u. commission president are sort of underlying well now meet in brussels this week they're in a race against time to reach a deal on 3 critical issues including in new access to u.k. fishing waters and britain leaves the block on december 31st. at least 8 more opposition activists have been arrested in hong kong there accused of taking part in a band protest rally in july several former politicians are among those arrested it's the number of afghan civilians killed in air strikes carried out by the us and its allies has risen 330 percent since 2017 a report by the brown university called the costs of war project said around 700 civilians died in 21000 that's the most since american troops invaded afghanistan after the $911.00 attacks on the united states in 2001 the report attributes the rise to the us relaxing its rules of

listened to a long time ago the lives of 51 people could have been saved wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. well joining us from all clans is audio downsize and she's the government's engagement lead for the islamic women's council off new zealand thanks for your time with us on al-jazeera you say you're disappointed with the findings of this report why is that so. we believe that justice hasn't been served in particular there is significant evidence that wasn't delved into and there is evidence that they've avoided or appear to have waited and we raise those concerns with the commission hope that they would address them but because of the terms of reference the commission themselves are limited in how much they could investigate in as a result we haven't had a full 'd hearing of the evidence that was out there before the other part of it is we were not even actually allowed to be inside to test the evidence and question the people who are giving evidence so we don't know the full veracity of that information that's out there i mean the report does detail shortcomings by various agencies a

a report into last year's christchurch terror attack on two mosques has found new zealand's securityvices were too focused on the threat from islamist terrorism. the report specifically notes that before 2018, the concentration of resources was not based on an informed assessment of the threats of terrorism associated with other ideologies. two of the biggest states in the us warn of a worsening public health crisis — america's leading infectious diseases expert says christmas will be a greater challenge than thanksgiving. and the death that shocked millions of fans. remembering the former beatle, john lennon, who was killed a0 years ago today. good to have you with us. well, it's day one of vaccine rollout as the uk becomes the first country in the western world to immunise people against coronavirus. 800,000 doses of the jab will be available at hospitals across the country. british prime minister boris johnson has called it a huge step forward in the fight against covid—19, which has led to the deaths of more than 60,000 people across the country. 0ur health reporter jim reed has

whitehead joins us live from christchurch new zealand so wayne how did the commission reach these findings. well as you heard from the prime minister there was a very extensive report some 800 pages long hundreds of interviews conducted hundreds more recent submissions provided it really looked in many different aspects leading up to the attacks and. what could have contributed to those attacks taking place of course they looked into the background of the gunman himself. they found that he had racist views from quite a young age when he was growing up in. the commission looked into how he managed to get a legal firearms license when he moved to new zealand despite inadequate background checks being conducted in adequate character references being provided as well and the commission found that the police failed to meet the appropriate standards when giving that. to him and for that the police commissioner. has apologized a lot of attention going on the security and intelligence agencies all of new zealand what they did or didn't know about breynton terence and the commission found that an i

listened to a long time ago the lives of 51 people could have been saved wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. the u.n. general assembly has adopted a resolution urging russia to end its occupation of crimea a measure that's not legally binding also calls on moscow to immediately stop transferring weapons to ukraine russia sent troops into crimea an annex the peninsula and 24 seen it since supported separatist rebels in eastern ukraine a cease fire has been in effect since late july a nationwide strike by farmers is underway in india transport workers and teachers are among the other unions supporting the strike tens of thousands of farmers have been camped outside the capital for nearly 2 weeks they say a new law covering the farming industry will hurt their livelihoods elizabeth brought them as more from seeing you outside the. we're at the biggest of the 3 protest sides a key highway between the states of haiti and delhi where tens of thousands of fatness remain camped out and it's a similar scene at 2 other protest sites on 2 other highways on the outskirts of delhi elsewhere in the count

the report says security agencies in christchurch were "almost exclusively" focused on the threat fromppers. two of the biggest states in the us are warning of a worsening public health crisis — as america's leading diseases expert predicts another surge in covid cases. dr anthony fauci said the christmas period may be even more of a challenge than the spike in cases

listened to a long time ago the lives of 51 people could have been saved wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. but amber of afghan civilians killed in estrada is carried out by the u.s. and its allies has risen 330 percent since 2017 a report by the brown university pool the costs of war project said that around 700 people died in 29000 alone that's the most since american troops invaded afghanistan after the 911 attacks on the u.s. in 2001 the report attributes the rise to the u.s. writes in its rules of engagement 3 years ago a nationwide strike by farmers is on the way in india transport workers and teachers unions are supporting the strike against new farm laws tens of thousands of farmers have been camped outside india's capital new delhi for was 2 weeks now elizabeth raman reports from single just outside new delhi. we have been coming here to single it's the main protest site over the past 10 days and i can tell you that the crowds are only getting bigger and so is the sentiment against the government and these 3 recent agriculture laws there are tens of thousands of farmers here on th

listened to a long time ago the lives of 51 people could have been saved wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. while the 2000 children are among refugees migrants who arrived in the canary islands in the last 2 months save the children says as extremely concerned about their physical and mental health and smith reports from gran canaria. it's not much of a red carpet welcome but for this boy it's at least the 1st time he's touched dry land in 5 days. spend the time in a fishing boat with around 25 other people crossing rough atlantic seas from west africa the canary islands is experiencing the largest wave of migrant and refugee arrivals in 15 years and with it what the regional government calls a significant upturn in the number of children. international aid group save the children is concerned that the authorities here are struggling to provide for the specific needs of miners even overcrowded conditions to me to live a life. i. wouldn't have seen. for example have seen people dying on board and turning to. on my own have experienced. all these years the biggest fear is that you know. we w

when the gunman brinson attacked the 2 mosques in christchurch and then it delves into the background of the events that led up to that day who was brenton terence i when i found that he had racist views from quite a young age when he was growing up in australia it looked at how he managed to get a firearms license legally when he moved to new zealand despite the fact that he failed to provide adequate character references and that adequate background checks were not carried out the commission found that the police failed to meet the required standards in handing out that firearms license to brenton terence and for that the police commissioner has today apologized so it looked to the huge range of issues focused a lot on the intelligence and security agencies and the commission found that an inappropriate amount of resources was focused on combating islamic extremism and not enough attention was placed on looking into other groups like white supremacists or right wing groups which clearly branch in time and had those views are clearly that is one of the $44.00 recommendations going fo

charleston but starting in october of 18 of the tree of life synagogue in pennsylvania going to the christchurch attack early in 2019 and march, there had been two more on the u.s. soil at t synagogue and in el paso were 22 people were killed in a walmart there. we saw this internet inspired and encouraged lone wolf actors espousing a hatef white supremacist ideology and for me coming into the leadership role in homeland security knowing that the fbi continued in noise has the lead for counterterrorism and domestic investigation i wanted to see what we can do to support state and local communities just as secretary napolitano was articulating it's a powerful and diverse apparatus the dhs has but we wanted to build and strengthen so six weeks after the el paso attack we had a new framework for targeted violence and i should note we have the las vegas attack during this period which does not appear to be a domestic terrorist ideology inspired attack but another example of a mass attack in m te u.s. partner violence that we wanted to address. in my first week the targeted violence in the prevention

and to help new zealand and christchurch move forward.th november. it's it‘s the overall number of lives lost. our head of statistics robert cuffe is here. the total number of people who died involving coronavirus passed 70,000 in the week to the 27th of november. it feels like these kind of big, round numbers are passing us by every couple of days and it‘s not because the epidemic is growing so quickly. we are looking at different numbers. what we are looking at todayis numbers. what we are looking at today is the number of people who died when coronavirus was mentioned on the death certificate and in the first wave it captured a lot of debts that daily figures were missing, always running higher than the normal daily total. that‘s why it has passed 70,000 when only a couple of days ago we heard the daily figure passing 60,000 for the first time. they have been tracking together in the second wave, looking very similar and we saw aboutjust over 3a00 deaths in a single b, the week to the 27th of november. what are the trends nationally an

i went to new york last year for the christchurch coup. leaders dialogue meeting with a report of big it still seemed to me even after the christchurch to take that major focus is on muslims and. that's not acceptable but there's how do we get the international community to say this is the series 3 and we peaked too much it took years for governments to take the threat of lone wolves seriously they've now promised adequate funding and international cooperation is another question is whether they have the right strategy. we have mentioned. you need young people don't know these online communities and are familiar with the symbolism in them they have to be involved in police investigation work otherwise we won't get this phenomenon that is becoming increasingly more common under control. and this one crucial challenge resulting what is now a global problem increasingly the lone wolves are able to take refuge behind one of the foundations of western democracies. white supremacy has used the internet platform to actually plan to prepare and ch

has more from christchurch where the attack happened. a very long and detailed reports that has now been tabled in parliament and released to the public will mice a 100 pages long hundreds of people interviewed hundreds of submissions received a very exhaustive an extensive. it began the reports by looking into in great detail the events of the actual day and much last year when the gunman brings in town to attack the 2 mosques in christchurch and then it delves into the background of the events that led up to that day who was brenton terence i when i found that he had racist views from quite a young age when he was growing up in australia it looked at how he managed to get a firearms license legally when he moved to new zealand despite the fact that he failed to provide adequate character references and that adequate background checks were not carried out the commission found that the police failed to meet the required standards in handing out that firearms license to brenton terence and for that the police commissioner has today apolog

starting in october 2018 at the tree of life synagogue in pennsylvania, going through the christchurch attacks in 2019 in march in new zealand but two more on u.s. ceiling -- on u.s. soil. very tragically in el paso were 22 people were killed at a walmart. internet inspired and encouraged set of lone wolf actors espousing extremist ideology. for me coming into the leadership role in the department of homeland security knowing the fbi always has had the lead for counterterrorism and domestic terrorism investigations, i wanted to see what we could do to support state and local communities. it is a powerful and diverse apparatus the dhs has. after the el paso attacks, we issued a new strategic framework. we also had the las vegas whichs during this time, does not appear to be a domestic terrorist ideology inspired attack but was another example of a mass attack in the u.s. of targeted violence, an instance of targeted violence we wanted to address. in my first week, we set up the targeted violence and terrorism prevention office. it had five people at the start. it now has 40. we tried to

i went to new york last year for the christchurch coup. leaders dialogue meeting with a reporter back. it still seemed to me even after the christchurch to take the major focus is on muslims and. that's not acceptable but there's how do we keep the international community to say this is a serious 3 and we peaked too much it took years for governments to take the threat of lone wolves seriously they've now promised adequate funding and international cooperation but another question is whether they have the right strategy. you're mentioning. you need young people who know these online communities and are familiar with the symbolism in them they have to be involved in police investigation work otherwise we won't get this phenomenon that is becoming increasingly more common under control. and this one crucial challenge resulting what is now a global problem increasingly the lone wolves are able to take refuge behind one of the foundations of western democracies. white supremacy used internet platforms to actually plan them prepare and check ea

i went to new york last year for the christchurch coup. leaders dialogue meeting with a reported pick still seem to me even after the christchurch to take that major focus is on muslims and. that's not acceptable but there's how do we keep the international community to say this is the series 3 in leaping to a time of. 2 years for governments to take the threat of lone wolves seriously they've now promised adequate funding and international cooperation but another question is whether they have the right strategy. we have mentioned it isn't a leap in this you need young people don't know these online communities and are familiar with the symbolism in them they have to be involved in police investigation work otherwise we won't get this phenomenon that is becoming increasingly more common under control. and this one crucial challenge resulting what is now a global problem increasingly the lone wolves are able to take refuge behind one of the foundations of western democracies. white supremacy has used the internet platforms to actually fire

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raytheon one of america's biggest weapons firms grammont in new zealand and inquiry into last year's christchurch mosques attack found that security services had not focused enough on the threat from right wing terror the 800 page report said 7 by agencies that placed an inappropriate focus on islamic extremism before the attack but stopped short of saying authorities could have prevented the massacre. now farmers in india are staging a one day nationwide strike in protest over the government's reforms to agriculture laws tens of thousands of farmers have been blockading roads into delhi since the end of november demanding that these changes be repealed under the new provisions state run purchasing will be scrapped allowing farmers to sell directly to supermarkets farmers say they will be worse off the government says the sector needs to be modernized. and we can bring in correspondent michelle jones while standing by for us in delhi so farmers say that these reforms are against their interests the government on the other hand is saying that these new laws will not hurt farmers income so who is r

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our top stories: a report into last year's christchurch terror attack on two mosques has found new zealand'sd on the threat from islamist terrorism. the report specifically notes that before 2018, the concentration of resources was not based on an informed assessment of the threats of terrorism associated with other ideologies. two of the biggest states in the us have warned of a worsening public health crisis and dr fauci says christmas will be a greater challenge than thanksgiving. we don't listen to the public

a report into last year's christchurch mosque massacre says new zealand's security agencies were toohat the concentration of resources was not based on an informed assessment of the threat of terrorism associated with other ideologies. two of the biggest states in the us have warned of a worsening public health crisis, and dr fauci says christmas will be a greater challenge than thanksgiving. we don't listen to the public health measures that we need to follow, then we could start to the things really get bad in

in new zealand an inquiry into last year's christchurch mosques attack found that security services had not focused enough on the threat from right wing terror the 800 page report said spy agencies have placed an inappropriate focus on islamic extremism before the attack but stopped short of saying with already is could have prevented the massacre. farmers in india staging a one day nationwide strike can protest over the government's reforms to agriculture rules tens of thousands of farmers have been blockading roads into delhi since the end of november demanding the changes be repealed under the new provisions of state run purchases will be scrapped allowing farmers to sell direct to supermarkets farmers say they'll be worse off while the government says the sector needs to be modernized. and for more i'm joined from delhi india correspondent. let me. say these reforms are against their interests but the b.j. pay the government says the new laws will not hurt farmers whose right. right or better add this wind it is almost a matter of perspective the government is insisting that they ar

others including white supremacists like brenton terence who carried out the attack on 2 mosques in christchurch and it found police failed to meet required standards when they issued him a firearms license without proper character references or background checks while the commission made no findings that these issues would have stopped the a take these were failings. and for that on behalf of the government i apologize terence was among those interviewed for the report but his comments have been permanently suppressed to avoid them being used by others as motivation to carry out similar attacks some in the muslim community are welcoming the recommendations others are saying the report doesn't go far enough and there is skepticism about any real change because many who say they've been raising some of the same concerns outlined in the report for years and no one listened and no one acted until a gunman entered the mosques and killed 51 people the government has accepted in principle all 44 recommendations which include strengthening laws on hate crimes of which many muslims say they've been vict

you got the christchurch call on content. i think you're trying to see, and us it inhis basic, facebook like data portability, they are all in now because of their startingo realize they t what they wished, no regulati. by the time you come back and regulate come and we will, the standards and level and type of regulations going to be much, much more serious tn what it would have been a year ago, two years ago, five years ago. >> and john, look, private sector is leading in entrepreneurship and creativity. we have to our intellectual, the public stor to advance as well because the only way that the american econo is going to be able to compete with state-owned enterprises in china is if the public sector and private sector is workingogether. and by the way, we have to move our allies into this also. this is one have to get this right and look him srts with the breach law, national breach law. it starts with privacy because i thin the next question we will be seeing a lot is, is your attention and extractle resource here that

you got the christchurch call on content. i think you're starting to see -- i see it as basic -- facebook on something like data portability. they're starting to realize, they got what they wished, no regulation. a by the time we come back and regulate, the type of regulation is going to be much, much more serious than what it would have been a year ago, two years ago, five years ago. >> private sector is leading in entrepreneurship and innovation, we have to have the public sector to advance as well because the only way that the american economy is going to be able to compete with state-owned enterprises in china is if the public and private sector are working together and we have to loop our allies into this also. this is where we have to get this right. it starts with the breach law, a national breach law, it starts with privacy because i think the next question that we're going to be seeing a lot is, is your attention an extractable resource? that opens up another can of worms. but we have to remember when we're having th

8chan, a platform that preached free speech, was linked to mass killings in el paso, texas, and christchurchew zealand. >> in other echo chambers like parler, there are no dissenting opinions, so constantly, beliefs, ideas, new narratives are just further reinforced by others, and this is -- these are the kinds of places that facilitate an unintentional radicalization process. >> reporter: facebook and twitter deny they're biased against conservative ideas and instead are cracking down on misinformation and hate. but parler has seen a spike in downloads since election day, and most of its users appear to be on the right. have you started using it? >> no, but i mess around a little bit. but it's never any fun when it's just us. you know? it just turns into an echo chamber, and it's never any fun because we can't mess with guys like you, you know what i mean? it's no fun when it's just us, saying what we know to be true. to each other. >> reporter: no lids on the platform. >> i want to have a discussion. i want to talk to people. i want to engage. i want to have, you know, a discussion, but it

charleston by dylann roof but starting at the tree of life synagogue in pennsylvania going to christchurch attacks early in ch 2019 in march in new zealand but then two more on us soil at the shabbat synagogue and tragically in el paso where 22 people were killed in all walmart there. we saw this internet inspired and encouraged set of loanable factors really espousing hateful white supremacist ideologies and for me coming into the initial role in thedepartment of homeland security , knowing the fbi had continued to happily for counterterrorism and domestic terrorism threats i wanted to see what we could do to support state and local communities just as the secretary napalitano was articulating. it's a powerful and diverse apparatus that dhs has and we wanted to build and strengthen so about six weeks after the el paso attacks we issued a new strategic framework for counterterrorism and targeted violence . we also have alas vegas attacks . which was doesn't appear to be a tadomestic terrorist ideology inspired attack, but was another example of a mass attack in the us of targeted violence,

a achan prepared free speech was linked to mass killings in el paso, texas and christchurch, new zealandother echo chambers like parler, there are no dissenting opinions so constantly believes, ideas, new narratives are just further reinforced by others and this is -- these are the kinds of places that facilitate an unintentional radicalization process. >> reporter: facebook and twitter denied their bias against conservative ideas and instead are cracking down on misinformation and hate. but parler has seep a spike in downloads since election day and most of its users are on the right. >> have you started using it? >> no, but i messed around a little bit, but it's never any fun when it's just us. you know, it just turns into an echo chamber and it's never any fun because we can't mess with guys like you, you know what i mean? it's no fun when it's just us saying what we know to be true to each other. >> reporter: when there's no left on the platform. >> i don't want to just have my voice. i want to discuss people. i want to engage. i want to have, you know, a discussion but it's totally

the quiet city of christchurch became the scene of one of the country‘s darkest days.found no failures within any government agencies that would have allowed the terrorist planning and preparation to be detected. but they did identify many lessons to be learned in significant areas that require change. the report found that security agencies were almost exclusively focused on the threat from islamic extremism and failed to investigate threats by the far right. it also said the police did not enforce proper checks on firearms licenses, but it found no failings within government agencies that would have alerted them to the imminent attack. representatives of the al—noor and linwood mosques said the findings showed that particular government bodies failed to protect the muslim community. aya al—umari, whose brother hosein was killed after challenging the gunmen, welcomed the report but said it brought back raw emotions. it‘s still very hard to refer to hussein in the past tense, but he was the backbone to ourfamily and to his circle of friends and society. he is my hero a

others including white supremacists like brenton terence who carried out the attack on 2 mosques in christchurch and it found police failed to meet required standards when they issued him a firearms license without proper character references or background checks while the commission made no findings that these issues would have stopped the a take these were failings. and for that on behalf of the government i apologize terence was among those interviewed for the report but his comments have been permanently suppressed to avoid them being used by others as motivation to carry out similar attacks some in the muslim community are welcoming the recommendations others are saying the report doesn't go far enough and there is skepticism about any real change because many say that been raising some of the same concerns outlined in the report for years and no one listened and no one acted until a gunman entered the mosques and killed 51 people the government has accepted in principle all 44 recommendations which include strengthening laws on hate crimes of which many muslims say they've been victims the

mathison this is all to see a live from doha also coming up new zealand releases a report on the 2900 christchurch mosque attacks recommending stronger anti terrorism and hate crime laws. still at odds over a crucial break that trade deal another round of talks between the e.u. and u.k. fails to.

almost all of their resources on potential islamist terrorism. 51 muslims died at two mosques in christchurch was killed after challenging the gunman, welcomed the report, but said it brought back raw emotions. it's still very hard to refer to hussain in the past tense. but he was the backbone to ourfamily and to his circle of friends and society. i do hope that there are some learnings, notjust in new zealand but to other countries, that can implement and grow in a very quick, swift manner to mitigate such threats from happening. going to brussels where there is a briefing on the breakthrough with the uk. good afternoon, everybody, and thank you so much. translation: this was the can ducting thread through all the council meetings during the german presidency and this withdrew what with this meeting this year in this format. so, we discuss the negotiations between the united kingdom and the european union on a future relations and we also prepared the european council which will take place on thursday and friday. the emphasis will be on the and our efforts to combat covid—19. i want to thank

the report says security agencies in christchurch were "almost exclusively" focused on the threat fromslamist terrorism. white supremacist brenton tarrant was sentenced to life in prison for killing 51 muslim worshippers. two of the biggest states in the us are warning of a worsening public health crisis — as america's leading diseases expert predicts another surge in covid cases. dr anthony fauci said the christmas period may be even more of a challenge than the spike in cases following thanksgiving. now on bbc news, click. this week — hands, face... 0h, there's two people. yeah, there's two — yeah, got them. ..race? hello, welcome to click! hope you're all doing 0k. it is that time of year when we mark the international day of persons with disabilities. it happens on 3rd december and we have a show this week all about accessibility intact. click‘s very own paul carter has been putting the show together for us, and thanks to the magic of television, he's here! hi, paul! hi, guys. how you doing? good to see you. it's not magic, really. someone tell her. that's right, this is a show all