killing 2 people after the attack we find out what life is like for jewish people living in the town of hala to face frequent anti semitic provocations and the deserted beaches of miami rain is keeping them safe but the city's hospitals are full trying to cope with hope and 19 cases as the pandemic surges across the u.s. . i'm sara kelly welcome to the program european leaders have sealed the deal on an unprecedented 750000000000 euro coronavirus recovery fund after 4 days of heated talks almost a record for e.u. some of its lead. just finally agreed on the details of loans and grants to be given to countries hit hardest by the pandemic the loans include rule of law compliance measures meaning member states will have to show that they are up holding e.u. laws to receive the relief funds the european commission will also borrow money for the 1st time. well as the current president of the council of the e.u. germany's chancellor angela merkel worked closely with france's president emmanuel mock wrong to forge the deal merkel said that she was very relieved and described the deal as a good sign

insult ordinary citizens things like this just fuel conspiracy theories and help to radicalize to hala attack and. the incitement stops just short of criminal activity but it helps to foster a climate of fear the extremists also targets the media accusing journalists of lying. the police are keeping a low profile ask officers off camera whether it's right that jewish citizens should have to listen to this far right extremist they tell us the right winger also hears things a reference to civil rights campaigners. howlers jewish people tend to keep to themselves and that saved lives cheering the attack the solid wood synagogue door protected people inside from the gunshots. on october the 9th last year on yom kippur the most important jewish holiday the heavily armed near nazi tried to storm the synagogue. the attacker fired repeatedly at the door and threw hand grenades. failing to gain entry the attacker then shot dead a woman passer by who challenge him. he then opened fire to a nearby takeaway food shop killing one time. both of the victims are commemorated at the place where it happ

to go matvey it says jewish and lives in the eastern german city of hala he shows us round the market square where most days a well known neo nazi organizes a rally as soon as he spots igor threats come over the loudspeaker. the food. doesn't stay it's telling that even after the attack this kind of thing can still take place in the middle of hala i'm sad to say it's quite normal for him to insult ordinary citizens things like this just fuel conspiracy theories and help to radicalize the hala attacker. the incitement stops just short of criminal activity but it helps to foster a climate of fear the extremists also targets the media accusing journalists of lying. the police are keeping a low profile we ask officers off camera whether it's right that jewish citizens should have to listen to this far right extremist they tell us the right wing are also his things a reference to civil rights campaigners. howlers jewish people tend to keep to themselves and that saved lives during the attack the solid wood synagogue door protected people inside from the gunshots. on october the 9th last ye

i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a man accused of attacking a synagogue in the german city of hala last october then murdering 2 people made clear his anti semitic and racist sentiments in his trial as it began on tuesday stefan b. as he is known under german privacy laws told the court that he had quote no problem with religious but with semitism the attack of the synagogue took place on jump before the holiest day of the jewish calendar but it failed and stefan b. is alleged to have turned his gone on to people who happened to be nearby. for him to be a political correspondent thomas sparrow who is joining us from baghdad burg which is near hollow where the trial is taking place good morning to you thomas walk us through what happened on day one and what we can expect as the trial continues saw today juan was the 1st opportunity for those in attendance including many of the coke plaintiffs some of the people who were actually in the synagogue at the time their relatives to he had directly from the alleged perpetrator not only about his life and his interests but also about his mo

well here in germany the trial of a man accused of attacking a synagogue in the eastern city of hala is about to get under way the 28 year old man is charged with killing 2 people and attempting to murder many others last october the attack took place on yom kapoor the holiest day in judaism it's considered one of the worst anti semitic assaults in germany's post-war history a man confessed to the crime which he had live streamed prosecutors say that he was motivated by anti semitism and seen a phobia. and we are joined now by political correspondent thomas sparrow who is in magnet to birth near hala where the trial has just started welcome to you thomas it's the 1st day of the trial what can we expect to happen. it is indeed sort of the 1st day of this trial which is being described as a very important trial from a political perspective here in germany proceedings will start today and will last until the 14th of october although obviously that depends on how the process develops in this 1st day one of the most important elements will be the reading of the indictment that's one of th

hala is very social people from berlin and italy and the united states.t part was very social put the -- we don't have people over which is a big difference but the saturday part is pretty similar. we have managed to do it when our kids have had sports and had to go to a field or something or basketball court when we're doing it but really we try to not make any plans on saturdays, so not a lot of plans happening right now so they feel very similar and then at 5:00 p.m. on saturday night the girl goes back online, we go back online. we used to go for -- go out to movies and in. that is not happening. we good uptears now. we're awful competed to go back online and that's an important component. turns it off lets you reappreciate technology in a whole new way when you good back on because it's more -- thank god we have the web and by living without it for one day it helps you re-appreciate it in this new way when you go back on. i can't wait to turn it off, and then i can't wait -- i'm usually excite to know what happened in the world and everything happens

the pickup day is friday, the traditional day to have hala. perfect to see that as we head to >>> tonight, the coronavirus surging across the u.s. new numbers coming in. almost 500,000 new cases since this time last week. the unpublished white house document suggesting 18 states in the virus red zone should roll back their re-openings. hospitals pushed to the breaking point. reinforcements on the way in florida. 100 nurses arriving to help in miami. plus, this powerful moment showing the reality. a husband losing his wife of 30 years. their son sharing their final video together. >>> the mask debate raging in parts of the country. 28 states plus puerto rico with mandatory mask orders. >>> also breaking tonight, california's governor with his new decision, saying more than two dozen counties on a watch

secure door the old one will become the central object of a plan memorial the main suspect of the hala attack is on trial in the city of mock timberg charged with the murder and charged with murder rather and attempted murder he killed 2 people and has since confessed to the crime. what to say now about some of the other stories making news around the world. nearly 100 people have been rescued from an inflatable boat off the coast of multi in the mediterranean sea the military went to their aid although some groups have criticized what they call systematic delays in maltese rescue efforts the boat was off the libyan coast when it got into difficulty. australian police have arrested 6 people at an anti-racism march in sydney saying there was a band due to the coronavirus pandemic the protest was led by the family of david duncan a indigenous man who died after being restrained by prison guards. in vietnam authorities have put the country's 5th biggest city the nag on lockdown after at least 15 corona virus infections were discovered in a hospital public transport has been cancelled in a

sorry kelly welcome to the program a man accused of attacking a synagogue in germany in the city of hala last october then murdering 2 people has made clear his anti semitic and racist sentiments as the trial began he told the court quote he had no problems with religion but a problem with semitism he also made racist remarks. under armed guard and wearing a coronavirus face mask 28 year old stephan b. was led into court to answer for one of the worst anti semitic attacks in post-war german history it left 2 people dead but prosecutors allege he intended to kill many more $43.00 victims and relatives have joined the trial as co plaintiffs they want answers but there are concerns the suspect could seek an opportunity to spread more anti semitic hatred. because. the peculiarity of this case is that the perpetrator has already confessed he doesn't deny what he did and i have learned from the files that in the end he only denies his guilt by arguing that he believes that armed struggle is necessary to achieve certain political goals. and. xenophobia and related to anti semitism. it was your

in germany the trial has begun also a man accused of attacking a synagogue in the eastern city of hala last october he's alleged to have killed 2 passes by after failing to get into the synagogue on young kapoor the holiest day in the jewish calendar prosecutors say he intended to massacre the worshipers insights. and wearing a coronavirus face mask 28 year old was led into court for one of the worst anti semitic it tanks in post-war german history it left people did but prosecutors allege he intended to kill many more $43.00 victims and relatives have joined the trial as co plaintiffs they want but there are concerns the suspect could seek an opportunity to spread more anti semitic a treat. it was on light. of. the peculiarity of this case is that the perpetrator has already confessed he doesn't deny what he did . and i have learned from the files that in the end he only denies he's killed by arguing that he believes that armed struggle is necessary to achieve certain political goals. and. xenophobia and related to anti semitism. yet it was your last year judaism's holiest day when an

more on this trial let's bring in political correspondent thomas sparrow who is in baghdad bergner hala where that trial is taking place thomas walk us through what happened on day one and what we can expect going forward. this is a trial sort of that is being watched closely here in germany but also internationally and that was absolutely clear from the 1st day of the proceedings it was the 1st opportunity for those attending the trial among them many of the coke plaintiffs on their relatives to hear directly from the alleged perpetrator about their own his guy but also his his motives it was also an opportunity for people outside of the court to protest to commemorate the victims not only of the attack in holly but also of right wing violence in germany in the last few decades i actually spoke off the 1st day of proceedings to one of the co plaintiffs who said that certainly off to hearing what the alleged perpetrator had to say he did not belong in the job and he did not belong and doesn't fire to here but at the same time they said it was a difficult day for coke plaintiffs abattoir

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allison mon in us live now in our news with a preview of what they're working on for the big show at 7 hala. >>they just stay in election day is 96 days away, but if president trump had his way it would be further out today president trump floated the idea of delaying the election you can see it here in this tweet this is all happening over unsubstantiated claims that mail in ballots could be tampered with come. the election day. so ahead on kron on at 7 we're going to hear from the president himself about the thought pushing back the november election. we're also going to have bay area congressman roe conn and his reaction to the president's comments as well as the latest on the covid-19 pandemic so we have a lot to talk about all coming up in just a few minutes. looking forward to alan make sure that you download the kron on app right now it's free during this pandemic. >>and that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 i'm justine waldman thank you so much for joining us here tonight don't forget to wash your hands and you guys get the very latest news on our website kron 4 dot com. and also while you

there reporting 9 months after a right wing extremist attack at the synagogue in the german city of hala has a new entrance door now back in october 2019 an armed man tried to get inside the synagogue where 52 people were celebrating young kapoor it was only things to the security door that a bloodbath was prevented where now that entrance has been replaced by a new one a new even more secured the old will become the central object that they planned but morial the main suspect of the attack is on trial in the city of mounted board charged with murder and attempted murder he killed 2 people and has since confess to the crowd. in the u.s. capitol washington d.c. members of the public as well as political and civic leaders are paying their respects to civil rights hero in long time congressman john lewis thousands of mourners queued up at the u.s. capitol today to view the flag draped casket carefully spaced for social distancing because of the coronavirus pandemic us president donald trump was not in attendance today and civil rights leader john lewis died earlier this month at the age of

enforcement and unfortunately there's a lot of issues where germany fall short even in this very case that hala swastikas were found outside of the jewish community center just a few weeks ago and there's a police officer there who's under investigation for obstruction of justice for possibly covering up that crime or that alleged crime as this case is going on in the state of hesse and there's a massive scandal going on where with potential links in the police there to the far right where as almost 30 people in 8 different states in germany have received threatening letters with a signature n.s.u. 2.0 and as he was of course reference of the national nash. a socialist underground a state of murders of far right murders against people with with foreign roots back in the early 2000 went for a long time and investigated and and. yeah unsolved that's really quite disturbing . william know a new crop thank you. well that's it that's the day is that may be done the conversation that continues on live join us on twitter the news so you can follow me to fill i was watching a good job. ok your distance

good to be back on the big picture hala nice to be here with you in the lead the way what are you what can i attempt to answer for you. but well what's the what's happening in the streets of portland which the president has offered to visit upon chicago and other cities are we witnessing martial law. well i think you wish that witnessed martial law much more at the boston marathon when that bombing took place because what happened there the federal troops came in were actually occupying the streets and people were told to stay at home they were given orders of house arrest which is totally unconstitutional what you're seeing now is def it. practice towards it by sending federal troops in when they're not being asked by the local government or the state government this is federally an issue but i think holland the bigger picture is this it's advertising look at all trump sads trumps ads are for law and order so if he can send federal troops out there stir things up that convinces the public that oh we need to relax donald trump because look at our cities are in chaos when it's all maybe

hala we've got lots of warm summer sunshine across southern year further north it is a different story lots of clouds piling in that weather systems are rattling across the northwest there for the british isles for the low countries heading into scandinavia finnell it will warm up as you go into the middle to latter part of the way before they are now more rain coming in across. through the u.k. well through in the england wales all saying spells of heavy rain particularly northern areas of england as we go on through monday not too much cricket likely in the forecast here then for the southeast fine and dry lots of warm sunshine in paris 31 degrees to be a few showers a bit was the eastern side of europe some of them on the lively side some of them thundery for a time by choose day fewer and further between here the west the weather clears away from the british isles that'll make its way back into norway and on into sweden for the south generally fine and dry apart from a few showers to sharing the hand them a great little colder than of late temperatures at about 35 celsius also warm

do you hala joins me now live from hong kong and so removing hong kong special status means what in real terms in terms of the relationship between hong kong and the u.s. . well what it basically means is that the u.s. does not see hong kong separate from the rest of china anymore it had special special trade status both for immigration exports extradition treaties all of that they had a separate agreement with hong kong then from china we must remember that hong kong has its own passport it's seen as its own entity autonomy as region which is very separate from the rest of mainland china the u.s. is now saying that that no longer exists it is now seen as the rest of china and it will treated as such now this work had been in this legislation rather had been in the works in the past few weeks and months and all it needed was for president trump to sign it and ratify it and now that it's done it essentially officially gives the u.s. position on hong kong but beijing had commented on this prior to the signing saying that it won't affect hong kong that much and to a certain extent if you lo

after several days there are people in malls and the police come the halas on fire in on me. i was in my house hiding i decided myself i have to adjust my belly was wrong and. there are insists that their community had nothing to do with this attack. many of me and mars activists and journalists believe that the rape and murder of the buddhist woman never happened. that it was a story made up to start the conflict and. hundreds of thousands were forced into i.d.p. camps or to flee the country most of them to refugee camps in neighboring bangladesh. in their own lives some of them that's going to. the police all sportswear by them listening. at the time we are. at them they cling to the muslim people honduras south thousands of. people. following the attacks armed forces led so-called clearance operations in iraq and states. by 2018 thousands of ranger muslims were killed and more than 700000 had fled to bangladesh. the situation for survivors is desperate. now i am 22 years from. the current. horrible if i want to. stay but i can't. because i don't have i don't think that. i

prison guard on suspicion of his going to take place in a couple of hours to learn more about how hala is so feel will serve worshippers come on that is cynical so you outside the ice of here in istanbul thank you for that. so as it was saying there has been well we're waiting to hear from the president but there has also been a decree already signed by the presidents and i think we've got a quick picture of it here they signed by the president of turkey reject type one only minutes really after the court an old. status as a museum and this decree says that muslim worship will resume the s. and m. said not exactly sure when it could be looking at july 15th so with us now from london he manages the turkey project at chatham house a regular contributor to us at al-jazeera. what are your thoughts on the implications of this given and and sin and made the point that people almost compare it to jerusalem in a way the fact that it is important to many different religions in many different people. present do on resorted to cheap religious populism to try to restore his flock in popular suppor

people returns with social justice hala on its agenda to hear from the born giants i see this hour. the corona virus has already had a profound impact on the global economy changing the way we live work and travel now the world health organization says this will reverberate for generations at a meeting of the w h o's emergency committee the director general ted ross gabrielle sauce said the pandemic was a once in a century health crisis effects of which will be felt for decades to come it was more optimistic news though from america's top infectious disease expert dr anthony found she believes a vaccine could be available within months we're also starting to learn more about the impact of covert 19 on the economy the pandemic has plunged the eurozone economy into a historic recession the sharpest drop in 25 years of rec. course elsewhere about 4000000 people in the north of england are returning to corona virus restrictions because of a surge in infections there but we begin in the united states where the country's leading infectious disease expert is as we were saying dr anthony fo

hala we've got lots of warm summer sunshine across southern year further north it is a different story lots of clouds piling in that weather systems are rattling across the northwest there for the british isles for the low countries heading into scandinavia finnell it will warm up as you go into the middle to latter part of the way before they are now more rain coming in across all and through the u.k. well flew in the england wales all saying spells of heavy rain particularly more than areas of england as we go on through monday not too much cricket likely in the forecast here then for the southeast fine and dry lots of warm sunshine in paris 31 degrees to be a few showers ovitz will see eastern side of europe some of them on the life you saw some of them thundery for a time by choose day fewer and further between here the west the weather clears away from the british isles that will make its way back into norway and on into sweden for the south generally fine and dry apart from a few showers to sharing that betrayed a little colder than of late temperatures at about 35 celsius also w

now closed i mean what will this mean logistically though for getting relief supplies from bubble hala to the areas that were previously served by. well we will still be able to reach all of the people with humanitarian needs in northwest syria it's just going to be a lot more complicated we're going to have to adapt but you know that's what humanitarians do around the world we work in war zones we work in crisis situations we often have to adapt our working mechanisms and we're going to have to do that again now but we will continue to need the support of the security council and of all parties to the conflict particularly the the syrian government and the other main armed groups in the country to facilitate access because we still have a huge crisis and now without a crossing point across the border from iraq into northeast syria and without the crossing point into the northern part of the turkish operations area it's going to be a lot more difficult to meet those needs and we're going to have to quickly look at how we can reorganize our work i'm sure will there very busy time for yo

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