to the czech republic now where 6 people have been shot dead at a hospital the shooting happened in the northeastern city of ostrava at the university hospital the gunman reportedly shot people at close range as they were sitting awaiting on the trauma ward czech prime minister bass has described the incident as an immense tragedy. for the latest on this story we can speak to tom mcenroe he's a reporter for radio prague in the czech capital hi tom i understand there's been some developments on the shooter on what can you tell us. about the shooter exactly so we know that he was a construction technician he shot 6 people to be operated on as we speak he escapes the shooting in a car that was involved in a chase with the police for quite a long time but eventually he stopped short of itself in the head it seems that he isn't dead and what we know is that he believed he was sick he went to the hospital repeatedly but wasn't treated. it was a silent shoot so we just know that he suddenly opened fire a view the heads of chests of people around the dramatic incident there what are check autho

at least 6 people have been killed in a shooting at a hospital in the czech republic it happened in the eastern city of ostrava police are searching for the attacked. us house democrats are preparing to reveal 2 articles of impeachment against president on a trump that could see a possible verdict on his impeachment as early as this week. now libya's un recognized government is warning the world cliff will have to threaten its close to entering tripoli its foreign minister says have to his forces have been boosted by an influx of russian fighter the un's envoy to libya has also warned of a possible bloodbath in the capital after us forces launched an offensive to take tripoli in april but have so far failed to enter the city while protests have broken out across northeastern india after a controversial citizenship bill passed its 1st stage in parliament demonstrators blocked streets with burning tires and student groups organized a large scale shut down across 8 different states the proposed law is geared towards granting citizenship to those fleeing religious persecution but it exclude

i was very young and the russians came into the czech republic because the czech republic wanted to get out of the warsaw pact. there was a little village about 15 miles from what was called the iron curtain at the time because the world ended for us, it was a really bad cold war. they came in and we could hear the thunder from the tanks. i was a little boy and i was really worried. my grandmother who was basically raising me because my mother had to take care of family, my ,randmother said, don't worry the americans will help us. they will help us. so this is how i was growing up. and country leads the world is bringing the world into a civilized sort of place. so you need to understand, this is how we look at the united states of america from germany. and then if you see this type of take them home and this kind of stuff, because it happened before. you two things because it is important. the whole social ceos and what have you, is not just about value or ego, it's about interest. is things, the first one young talent. people, if you want them to get into your company, you have to tel

they represent all the countries these animals come from, from denmark, the uk and the czech republicg sharks, living somewhere unexpected. scientists thought that the angel shark could only been found in the waters of the canary islands, but the discovery of a hundred—year—old book has changed that view, as helen briggs discovered. this is the book that started the search. evidence shows sharks like this are still living off the coast of wales. the question is, how many and where? staying under the sea, this sub has gone where no sub has gone before — to the very bottom of the sea, the pacific ocean's mariana trench. adventurer victor vescovo set a new record for the deepest ever dive, seven miles down. he lands with a thump. at bottom! it seemed a bit like being on the moon, but a wet version of it. there were small craters here and there. there were slight undulations. there weren't rocks until you got to the southern or northern portions of the mariana trench. it had some variety, but it was quiet. it was peaceful. in the midst of the festive season, our thoughts turn to the year

they represent all the countries these animals come from, from denmark, the uk and the czech republic of living sharks, living somewhere unexpected. scientists thought that the angel shark could only been found in the waters of the canary islands, but the discovery of a hundred—year—old book has changed that view, as helen briggs discovered. this is the book that started the search. evidence shows sharks like this are still living off the coast of wales. the question is, how many and where? staying under the sea, this sub has gone where no sub has gone before — to the very bottom of the sea, the pacific ocean's mariana trench. adventurer victor vescovo set a new record for the deepest ever dive, seven miles down. he lands with a thump. at bottom! it seemed a bit like being on the moon, but a wet version of it. there were small craters here and there. there were slight undulations. there weren't rocks until you got to the southern or northern portions of the mariana trench. it had some variety, but it was quiet. it was peaceful. in the midst of the festive season, our thoughts turn to

scotland willjoin them if they qualify for the play—offs and the czech republic complete the group.ll. we have played at least two of the teams before. for us least two of the teams before. for us to be playing at wembley is something very special so we are looking forward to the tournament. wales have drawn switzerland and turkey in their opening group games and face a long trip to azerbaijan. their final and face a long trip to azerbaijan. theirfinal group and face a long trip to azerbaijan. their final group match with and face a long trip to azerbaijan. theirfinal group match with italy will be in rome. wales produced an equally impressive run of their own losing to the reigning champions portugal three years ago. ryan gregson aware success this time more rest on keeping star players fit. you hope when you come around tojen that you have a healthy group of players to pick from and if we have got that we are a match for anyone. the tournament kicks off onjune the 12th with italy taking on turkey. matches will be played in 12 whole cities across europe with ink on stage in the sem

appears slightly less troublesome for fellow tournament hosts england who face croatia and the czech republic in group d. the 4th opponent in each of these groups is yet to be decided. he watching the news from by day my colleague nick spicer is here at the top of the hour with will move while the i'm going to humphrey about him thanks for your company and c.c. . it was the speech of his life perhaps his past certainly his most difficult the speech by calling dristan on december 19th 1989. shortly after the front of the chancellor addresses the people of east germany. the mideast tense the crowd clamors for german unity journalist peter lim borg was at the scene. 30 years later he looks back on the time interest of. starts december 19th d.w. . back in the bundesliga after 10 years and all smiles football legend gergen clears men thrown into the deep into the heads of related will he sink or swim. with cliff potts 1st game be the last football clubs loose in fallbrook the swiss coach needed his side to bring the game to berlin. by or munich were facing a labor couzin back at home looking to ge

that is the latest from this developing story from the czech republic, that shooting at a hospital.ed, in an operating theatre. and an update on the death toll from the volcanic eruption in new zealand. six people now confirmed dead, the official toll had been fired. six people now confirmed dead but police saying that toll will almost certainly rise. they believe those who are still missing are unlikely to have survived. surveillance of the island has shown no further sign of life. of course, the new zealand prime minister saying there must be many questions asked as a result of this. at 9:49am, that is our top headline on bbc news. up to 13 people are now feared to have died after the volcanic eruption in new zealand. the country's prime minister says ‘questions must be asked' in a crucial day of campaigning, borisjohnson warns of a hung parliament if voters don't support the conservatives. labour meanwhile promise a " relentless focus" on the nhs if they win. campaigning is taking place amidst continued controversy over an image of a sick four—year—old boy who had to sleep on the

infrastructure more for environmental protection this is already controversial poland hungary and the czech republic economically underdeveloped states have been blocking this plan. we discussed about the e.u. budgets monies not being put into modernizing the budgets at least they have asked that current proposal stands this is not a budget for the future and we have a goal that 25 percent of the e.u. budget would be spent on climate action what is done with the rest 75 percent if that is being spent on harmful practices for climate if we don't achieve our goal the e.u. is a climate leader who has a fundamentally and has set a fast pace whether other member states want to follow perhaps ultimately the question of financing. we hear some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world new shares defense ministry has confirmed that suspected islamic militants killed 71 soldiers near the mali border 12 troops were wounded and several are missing after the nighttime ambush on a military camp in the village of in knots jihadists linked to so-called islamic state have long been active in t

. >>> a gunman in the czech republic shot and killed six people at a hospital.n his motive for the mass shooting. >> reporter: deadly gunfire in the hospital waiting room. police in the czech republic say the shooter opened fire on people in heads and chests from close range. it happened near the polish border, some 200 miles east of prague. six people were killed, and several others injured. each victim and i don't waiting for treatment. one victim needed immediate brain surgery according to hospital staff. the gunman fled the same, kicking off in a massive hours- long manhunt involving helicopters and hundreds of others. he was eventually located inside his car a few miles away, shooting himself as they closed in on the vehicle.>> translator: when the police reached the scene, he was still alive but succumbed to his injuries after about half of hours of resuscitation. he is dead. >> reporter: the weapon use, a .9 millimeter weapon illegally purchase. police are investigating if the person who shot himself had a job where she was a patient at the hospital. what

we've got some breaking news now to bring you 6 people have been shot dead at a hospital in the czech republic it happened in the northeastern city of ostrava where a gunman opened fire in a waiting room at the hospital and university hospital police are searching for the suspect who is on the run the czech prime minister has told local media that the victims were shot at close range and there is no information about the gunman's motive we'll bring you more details as soon as we have them. now it's catch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today lawmakers in india have passed controversial legislation that will grant citizenship to religious minorities from neighboring countries but not muslims the law would create a legal pathway to indian nationality on the basis of religion for the 1st time the bill proposes granting citizenship to non muslims who arrived from bangladesh pakistan and afghanistan before 2015. there been protests by both pro and anti-government demonstrators in algeria ahead of a controversial presidential election on thursday the end she governm

slightly less troublesome for fellow tournament hosts england will have to face croatia and the czech republic in group d. a 4th opponents in each of age groups is yet to be decided. and after the draw germany's national tame director all of a half said that the group will cause the tame some headaches the worst because they would protest really very tough. we have to accept that we are bringing the world champion european championship champion. luckily fortunately replacing the unit which could be helpful for young. so you have to get. through everything in. it so your chances. and buy in munich have suffered their 1st setback under new coach handy flick the champions were heavy favorites hosting a vicar's and the man they call the jamaican sensation stole the show for the visitors. by his standards robert levin doff skis having a barren spell one game without a goal but if that's bad spare a thought for leon bailey at the end of the line he'd only scored once all season that is until you arrived in munich. bailey bursting through to give labor coups in the lead on 10 minutes the 1st go by an

also are just a very long list of countries that have been considering additional tax that's the czech republic poland india space and there's just a very wide variety of countries who have been looking into taxes like this part of that is because there has been an effort to implement a tax that is international level that's really fall of through so the o.e.c.d. is trying to sort of unite $129.00 jurisdictions into a new global taxes and that's really taking a long time so i think this is really going to raise the stakes for the e.c.b. to come to an agreement which they're hoping to do by next year so there is still hope that the u.s. will delay these tariffs on french goods until the o.e.c.d. can come to some sort of agreement if you look at the bigger picture here but how concerned are investors about that another escalation in the trade tensions yeah i think there's a lot of concern about that right now you know the market has has really run up a lot in the past couple of months and there has been a lot of back and forth on on the sentiment surrounding trade tensions but yesterday there was

slightly less troublesome for fellow tournaments host england will have to face croatia and the czech republic in group d. the 4th opponent in each of these groups is yet to be decided. and fire nick has suffered their 1st set back under new coach hence the flick the champions were heavy favorite hosting live occasionally but the man they call the jamaican sensation stole the show for the visitors. by his standards robert levin duff skiis having a barren spell one game without a go but if that's bad spare a thought for leon bailey at the end of the line he did he scored once all season that is until you arrive in munich. bailey bursting through to give leyva cues in the lead on 10 minutes the 1st go by and had conceded on the coach can see flick. to see move once prolific goal scorers was to continue thomas miller's deflected strike levelled for biron normal service or as you know but only for a minute the hosts back line course out again and the fastest man on the pitch was on hand to capitalize. i. a classic counter and a smart finish to match from bailey. smart finishes a usually 11 duffy's

infrastructure more for environmental protection this is already controversial poland hungary and the czech republic economically underdeveloped states have been blocking this plan. we discussed about the e.u. but just monies not being put into modernizing the budget at least there were as the current proposal stands this is not a budget for the future who we have a goal that 25 percent of the e.u. budget would be spent on climate action what is done with the rest 75 percent if that is being spent on harmful practices for climate if we don't achieve our goal the e.u. is a climate leader who is on the fundamental and has set a fast pace whether other member states want to follow perhaps ultimately the question of financing. well swedish climate activist waited to bird has become the youngest person ever to be named time magazine's person of the year she's just 16 she launched a weekly school strike for the climate that became an international movement times announcement came hours after tim burke took aim at business and political leaders meeting at the un climate conference in madrid here's just a b

to say this is not only for germany the gas pipeline on land continue into europe towards the czech republic to. it's also true and italy is really a european project and all of these countries are very much in favor of the gas being delivered ok they are aren't they and that underscores really the importance of the discussion here in berlin right now that this disagreement presents too much of a liability for the transatlantic relationship that that is a threat to the relationship with washington well we have to say that that's relationship is already tense ever since the president came into office that they have been threats of various sanctions various imposed imposer of various tariffs on both sides and so on so this is going to get probably a lot worse as a result of this decision by the american congress at the same time there is an attempt at the moment still to try and resolve this in some sort of diplomatic way people here in germany are also saying that there is an american interest behind america's interest in selling gas to europe and as a result there is some kind of economic de

infrastructure more for environmental protection this is already controversial poland hungary and the czech republic economically underdeveloped states have been blocking this plan. well with me here in the studio is that's your miller's spokesperson for climate justice and international politics at the rose alexa marc foundation and we're so happy to have you here with us to talk about the green deal but before we do that want to get a quick reaction from you we just heard of course going to tim berg was receive the title of person of the year from time magazine the youngest recipient ever your reactions. i think it's great that people are aware of the climate justice movement but. the young generation climate doesn't need awards they don't need recognition they think the tiriel climate action and they need a future so i think with an award or recognition but we need material action let's talk about material action that you is planning to put its money where its mouth is you green deal is that ambitious enough no model it's got 3 problems 1st of all it's a set of targets and targets to reduce emiss

slightly less troublesome for fellow tournament host england who have to face croatia and the czech republic in group d. the 4th opponent in each of these groups is yet to be decided. and just a reminder now is the top story that we're following for you here on d w to has been a major shake up been german politics too outspoken opponents of the coalition with german chancellor angela merkel conservatives have been elected leaders of the social democrats their victory could mean the end to the party's grand coalition. you're watching news coming up next the struggle to keep protests peaceful in lebanon the 2 women putting themselves between demonstrate just police in the e.-w. program reporter and head of the home free thanks for your company and see you again at the top of the hour the world well you. know who's still to come in through. your.

appears slightly less troublesome for fellow tournament hosts england who face croatia and the czech republic in group d. the 4th opponent in each of these groups is yet to be decided. he watching the news from by my colleague nick spicer is here at the top of the hour with will move while i'm going to humphrey about him thanks for your company and. was the speech of his life perhaps as. certainly. the speech by.

slightly less troublesome for fellow turn and hosts england who will have to face croatia and the czech republic in group d. the 4th opponent in each of these groups is yet to be decided. behind berlin valencia is regarded as one of the best marathon cities thanks to its even flat course and mild winter plot. today's events yielded some fast times in both the men's and women's categories 2nd fastest men turkey's. violent broke the european record previously held by for ah ahead of him the ethiopian runner you won with a time of 2 hours 3 minutes and 52 seconds fellow ethiopia that rose berridge a claim the women's crown setting a new course. and you are of course watching do give you news live from berlin coming up our reporter series meets the women protesting against the political establishment in lebanon. thanks for joining us for world news at the top of the. my 1st vice i was just sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by this ocean for. something as simple as learning how to ride a bicycle isn't. since i was and i wanted to have a bicycle off my home and he took me mystic and.

slightly less troublesome for fellow tournament hosts england he will have to face croatia and the czech republic that is in group d. the opponent in each of these groups is yet to be decided. well stay with that ball and when have delivered at least 5 for at least another game or 2 as coach that's thanks to a victory in berlin 3 points well they didn't come easy today on the occasion of the uk and kinsman's 1st game in charge at the olympic stadium the visitors had to play hard for the match with just 10. full eyes were on one man for this clash yogen klinsmann could have his new coach sprinkle a little of that stock quality on his new charges so often in the limelight dortmund looked all the better for being upstaged on this occasion jade and sunshine made it one nil after 15 minutes by a dream start for the visitors scoring with their 1st shots of the game 5 and so it continued dortmund in the driving seat kettle all at sea just 2 minutes later for oversight doubled their lead by talking has out this time the belgian making it to nil by it's fair to assume klinsmann had been hoping for a smoot

tveled fromve china, the c czech republic, and even brazil to see these bears up close. >> that right. >> it is so lovely. i have only seen bearsrs in the zozoo. >> to feed the bears in the wild, she had the colleagues from shangnghai pay 600 euros eh for the onone-day helicopter tr. they say it was worth every cent. >> we have seen a lot of pictures. it we want to try to come next summmmer. >> i am sure more and more chinese tourists will come. i think local markets should be prepared. nextn kamchatka be the tourist hotspot for the world? that is one part of vladimir putin's grand plan to make use t that issian territory the to only 6% of population. the far east. the district has expanded to include additional regions were moving the capital to vladivostok. since 2015, 1 of the highlights of the year has been the annual eaststn economic forum. daniel, deputy director of the far eastt investment agency is a busy man. right now, in a short space of time, we have signatures of each contract. top state officials are present. chasing investors is his job. the task is to ensure every rubl

that is one of the torahs from the czech republic that is a holing low cost surviving torah, so we find ways to deviate from the norm in order to honor the past, honor the suffering of the past and celebrate the future. that holocaust torah represents a memory of something that vary hor pli happened and then if you look a little further on our pulpit, y'all see in the forera holder, our little stuffed torahs. the children can come up and they can carry, take a torah and carry it. if we're putting it away at the moment, they can take their stuffy and it can go right into the arc with the real torahs so it is -- these are just ways we find to make room for everyone. when we have an interfaith guest, we show them our torah and we teach them about our tradition without pros la tizing and without convictionsing them to be like us, but making sure they know how much we appreciate them. >> thank you. we will be back to mosaic in just a moment. >>> good morning. welcome back to mosaic. we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation with rabbi frydman. and president of the northernthern califor

. >>> we are following developing news out of the czech republic this morning, where a gunman gunnedx people at a hospital before turning the gun on himself. investigators say the shots were fired in the hospital waiting room in the eastern check city of strava. four men and two women died during the assault. three others injured. no word yet on what drove the 42-year-old suspect to launch that attack. >>> newly released documents raise serious questions about whether the american people were lied to about the progress of the war in afghanistan. the war began as a campaign to destroy al qaeda after the 9/11 attacks. the "washington post" has acquired a federal government report examining the failures of the war effort, including accordg to post, several 400 n of those officials described elaborate efforts to distort statistics making it appear the u.s. was winning the war one that was not the case. publicly, the pentagon continued to insist the war effort was progressing. 2300 u.s. troops have been killed in afghanistan since the initial invasion in 2001 the defense department denies

i was very young and the russians came into the czech republic. villagein a little about 50 miles away from what was called the iron curtain at the time. they came in and we could literally hear the sound of the tanks. i was a little boy, i was really worried. was taking care of me. worry,dmother said don't kid, the americans will help us. they will help us. so this is how i was growing up. this country here leads the bringing the been world to a civilized sort of place. so you need to understand that this is how we look at the united states of america from germany. and then you could see the type , we had, take them home that before and it didn't end very well. this whole social ceos and what aboutou, it's not just value or ego or stuff. young people, young talent, we .ave 85,000 employees people, you need to tell them why you are the right company. not i have the most effective gas turbine in the care. i don't we should say we -- this is really interesting. people want to know. i'm also an employee of my company. i don't on my company, even thou

government actually they have also different costs to try and convince poland hungary and the czech republic to sign up to the green deal the e.u. is executive wants member states to approve a $100000000000.00 in the next budget to help coal base countries switch to clean energy it wasn't only inside the e.u. council that the green deal faced criticism earlier activists a demonstrated outside to say the plan failed to address the urgency of climate change the heads of government and state are discussing today whether the european union should go climate neutral by trying to 50 that is an important target but it is not good enough to leave it to future generations to take actions our heads of gates said and government must take action today the e.u. wants to be a world leader in the battle against climate change but the blokes desire to help save the planet with this new plan won't amount to much unless all its member states sign up natasha butler. well just 0 brussels transfer unions in france say they will continue their national strike through the christmas holiday pay if the government do

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i live here for the retrial aaronson matters of jail here more and more she in the czech republic be they go this is you know 30 on no. jersey where the bodies of their good are the only struggle is the jail the charges include murder. weapons advances all of these 3 defendants states that what allegations are they were are over the crew that was sitting back to go looking for specifically maybe just a few bricks mr shapiro says we know this is a big defendant there in bergen county or the earth is your book another gone girl . and he will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in some part of the summer dismembers been one not resolved by way of we were cooperation on there is over who should close the azusa part of the wall for. their sins originally over was 40 years for mr moore 40 years for mr l. to be equal to 4. mr if the nationalists sense we expose the right because this is all else in this case as to who you said it to with. that life in prison. already and still more years in all that says mr moore you have no time to think about it because you're terribly bad at th

genie: a story out of the czech republic. people were shot dead there early this morning in the waiting room of a hospital in a northeastern city. policece say the man behind the attack fatally shot himself in the head during a manhunt to find him. worst shooting in the czech republicicsomethingg mantively rare, since a shot eight people before killing himself four years ago. today is world human rights day. a former fighter for human rights is testifying at the international courts in the hague. but today, that nobel peace laureate, aung san suu kyi, will be defending those who once held her under house arrest, against charges of genocide. is military in myanmar accused of cracking down on rohingya muslims, with an attempt to wipe them out, violence the u.n. has called ethnic lensing. peter o'brien reports. once an international symbol of her country struggle against military oppression, aung san suu kyi now it sits before the internatitional court of justice in the hahague. myanmar to stop these senseless killings. to stop

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the hospital shooting that just went down in the czech republic. a man killed, six people before killing himself. two other people were injured. at spital. all the victs were patients. cal ti. the gunmen, 42 years old and shot himself in his car. and at this point, we don't know anything about what the motive might have been, why he shot the six patients, eight patients, rather. again it was six that died. the prime minister said these events are for us completely from a different world. back to you. >>> a live look at capitol hill this morning. house democrats are expected to unveil articles of impeachment against president trump. cbs news has learned they are abuse of power and obstruction of congress. cbs news reporter laura podesta with what to expect next. >> reporter: cbs news has learned house democrats have decided to move ahead with two articles of impeachment against president trump. abuse of power and obstruction of congress. they can the president abused his power on a white house meeting and hundreds of millions of dollars in military

the russians came to the czech republic. there was a village about 10 miles away from the coast. this was a really bad cold war and there was a victory here. i was really worried and my grandmother who is basically racing me because my mom used to take your family and my grandmother said the americans will help us us. they will help us. so this is how i was growing up. this country here leads the bringing the been world to a civilized sort of place. this country leads the world in the civilized sort of place. you need to understand that this is how we look at united states ofrm america. and you'd see this type of stuff you had that before and it didn't end well so this is also motivation. this whole social ceo and what have you it's not just about value work ego. it's also about interest. i'll give you two things. the first one is you have young talent in countries in the world there are people if you want them in your company unique to value the company. it's not about the got the greatest mri in the world are the most of gas turbine combine with 78% efficiency. i don't care. th

surveillance for a very long time as early as 977 with his 1st wife ivana and ivana was from the czech republic which at that time was checklist of apia then they brought him to moscow for what he wanted which was trump tower but from that moment on an enormous dossier of information was collected on him and more importantly how to exploit him. there is the editorial director at the new site reactionary times and he believes it's wrong to give people at month's a platform. it was a stream lete inflammatory and hateful rhetoric is just trying to stir up controversy at this point the left has no shame in the rhetoric that they're willing to use the most inflammatory disgusting slanderous commentary against anyone that you want to they are detachment from reality the trump derangement syndrome so to speak go ahead and say anything about anyone that type of rhetoric is not only disgusting and slanderous and libelous against conservatives and supporters of president trump it's downright un patriotic well that's your update for now we'll be back here in around 30 minutes time with more news from arou

poland, hungary, and the czech republic -- economically underdeveloped states -- have been blocking this plan. >> we discussed about the eu budget, but it is -- money is not being put into modernizing the budget. we have a goal that 2 25% of the eu budget would be spent on climate conversion. what is being done with the rest, 75 percent? if that is being spent on harmful practices for climate, we do not achieve our goal. >> urszula -- ursula von der leyen has set a fast pace. brent: saudi arabian oil giant aramco has become the world's largest listed company after making its debut on the world stock exchange. the 25 billion dollar initial public offering is the biggest ever in history. saudi arabia is privatizing assets as a step toward reducing its reliance on oil. and suspected islamic militants in niger have killed 70 soldiers. were told the attack came during the night in a village in western niger near the voyage -- new the border with maui -- with mali. a south pacific island, bougainville, have voted to break from papua new guinea, paving the way for to become the world's newest c

. >>> a tragedy overseas in the czech republic, at least six people are dead after a shooting at a university hospital here at the live desk. i have new video of the investigation. police are still searching for the gunman. authorities say a man opened fire in the eastern city near the polish border. he killed six and hurt two others. the head of the hospital said all of the victims are patients. they were shot in close range. investigators do not yet know a motive for the attack. kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. >>> he may look like a salesman peering into this home but he's about to commit a crime and he has help. police say he was on the phone with an accomplice when he targeted a home on skyline drive just two days before thanksgiving. he used a window punch to shatter a sliding glass window. they say the elderly resident inside interrupted him after hearing the glass breaking. the man ran away and hasn't been caught. he was posing as a salesman to determine which homes were empty during the holidays. >>> new developments with a cal football player accused of trying to carjack a police offic

particularly hard for some member states particularly hard for poland to achieve these targets for the czech republic for instance it's a little bit easier because they have nuclear power plants and the czech prime minister also was keen to mention that nuclear has been put into that tax of putting some more legitimacy on a carbon neutral about rather foot from from the perspective from the others member states problematic energy source now the compensation will be here the key issue regarding regarding poland because everyone knows at the end of the day if poland wants to see money from. to compensate for changing their energy mix that they will have to play along with the targets that have been agreed thank you very much for that update from the summit in brussels. if you round up now some of the other stories making news this hour the u.s. has test fired a missile over the pacific had long been banned under a treaty between the united states and russia the arms treaty was abandoned last summer that amidst deteriorating relations arms control advocates say that the test risks fueling an arms race b

they have been met with opposition from poland, hungary and the czech republic — with one of the mainnt gavin lee has been following today's summit and joins us now. gavin, this green deal, is the new european leadership going to get it three? brand-new team within the european union, new head of the european union, new head of the european council. ursula, the first woman in the job european council. ursula, the first woman in thejob in european council. ursula, the first woman in the job in what european council. ursula, the first woman in thejob in what is european council. ursula, the first woman in the job in what is the most powerful position, really. a new broom soups clean, or a new pram soup screen, because that is what she wants. basically, she is causing a revolution saying this is her man on the main moment to make sure by 2050 the eu is climate neutral and by2030 2050 the eu is climate neutral and by 2030 50% of fossil fuels have been cut across europe. she said it is out of date, out of touch, so how does that break in the summit? 27 countries meeting, uk have their own

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a gunman has shot dead 6 people at a hospital in the czech republic a shooting occurred in the eastern city of us travel a gunman the later killed himself as police officers approached his car his motive is being investigated. on except to new zealand where authorities there have raised the number of people killed in monday's volcanic eruption 6 people are still missing most presumed dead while dozens are injured many with severe burns search teams are able to return to the volcanic island they fear it could erupt again on how many are asking why tour groups were even allowed to visit the site in the 1st place after the threat level was raised to was raised rather just last week. it is a search operation because rescues considered unlikely 1st responders are flying over for kerry island after the volcano erupted on monday afternoon local time 47 people were on the island during the eruption most of them had a narrow escape but a few are still missing with little hope of finding them alive. the scale of this tragedy it's devastating police in defense force personnel have undertaken a nu

other stories making news around the world a gunman has shot dead 6 people at a hospital in the czech republic the shooting occurred in the eastern city of the gunman later killed himself as police officers approached his car his motive is being investigated. france's into a 6th day of strikes on public transport and schools the industrial action is in protest against the government's proposed pension reform which would force workers to either retire later or face cuts to their pension funds. the leaders of russia and ukraine have agreed to implement a cease fire in eastern ukraine russian president vladimir putin and ukrainian president vladimir selenski met for the 1st time to discuss the conflict centered on the donbass region it is currently held by russian backed separatists mian mars leader aung san suu kyi has arrived at the international court of justice in the hague to defend me and maher against accusations of genocide the case over the military campaign against their will hinge on minority was brought by the african stage of the camp suchi is due to speak on wednesday. ethiopia's pr