people were celebrating getting ready to celebrate at the synagogue in the eastern german city of hala when they saw a closed circuit t.v. that someone heavily armed was trying to break down the door they then barricaded the doors of the synagogue and he began also trying to shoot through the doors he also apparently lobbed a couple of homemade bombs toward the synagogue but did not succeed in breaking down those doors while the worshipers cowered inside he then went on to shoot 2 bystanders not far from the synagogue and then got in his car and tried to drive away so causing consternation and clearly a great trauma for the people inside that synagogue it would have been the worst anti-semitic attacks since the 2nd world war if he had realized his aims and trauma for people beyond the region frankly tell us give us some perspective on why this memorial is not just important for the people who are directly involved in that synagogue and for the town of hala but for all of germany because for the past 70 years since the end of the 2nd world war germany's identity actually salutes center

when jewish men and women in germany no longer feel safe here i think you know after hala. some of them are asked to publicly whether this is still their home their country side because whether the time has. come get their suit cases down from the attic as historian michel. wrote the son of 2 holocaust survivors because there have already been so many anti-semitic attacks before this would be some happened before plus quite a while ago and their memory has faded perhaps i'm thinking of the arson attack on the jewish senior citizens home and munich commons and in which 7 people lost their lives the attackers were never from using force i thinking of the president of the number of jewish community for many years of my leave and his partner to push go back who were shot dead by a right wing extremist in their home and i'm just a few weeks after the october fest attack. wouldn't like it but evidence of these crime cannot be thank god if we relegated to the amas of history i'm thinking of all of the jewish people narcisse sides who go to the present day are victims of violent at

but the kate brady is in hala kate how did the events today on fold. but as you say rebecca these memorial events did begin earlier today one minute past 12 with the bells ringing out across hala and 2 minute silence across the city and it was exactly at that time one year ago today that the suspected gunman began to make it shoot his 1st shots into the exterior door that you might not see far behind me here that door which saved 52 lives of 52 lives of the people in the synagogue at the time who were observing services for yom kippur or later today that will be rather within the next hour or so there will be wreaths laid by the president. and they will also be a service this evening as well and later this afternoon parts of that door which save those lives are will be unveiled in part of a new memorial which is on the site of the synagogue and that's been designed by a local 19 year old artist and at the same time there's also been an exhibition on all day as well which is displaying witness statements as well from the trial of the suspected perpetrat

was an occasion to mourn and reflect for survivors for the bereaved and for germany the ceremony and hala st. mark the anniversary of an anti semitic attack that evokes germany's darkest history. i don't ya just forgotten a year has passed already a year just a year or 2 a year ago today and nightmare came true here in holland in broad daylight in the middle of germany in germany of all places i was conversion it into explained. earlier in the day the city came to a standstill for several minutes as people took a moment to remember the victims. in the courtyard of the synagogue a new memorial was unveiled the head of germany's central council of jews said the attacker had failed in his mission there to to work to divert damage but perpetrator wanted to impress the world by killing people who in his mind have no right to live how but he did not convince us of his inhumane ideas he did not impress anyone on the contrary. it was one year ago that a far right extremist attempted to shoot his way into the synagogue his intention to kill worshipers marking young kapoor but the people inside was

grady is in hala greetings kate you were there a year ago how did those hours unfold. well today it's been a very somber day beginning with the tolling of those bells as we heard just that were followed by 2 minute silence that was at one minute past midday today and saffir hours ago now and that was the exact time a year ago when the gunman 1st fired his shots into the exterior door into the grounds of the synagogue that you might be able to see behind the trees behind me of course we know that he never made it through that door and then went on to shoot 2 innocent people one here on the street behind me and one at a nearby so there are several memorial services taking place today acts of commemoration just now in front of the synagogue behind me a new memorial plaque has been unveiled to the 2 victims who lost their lives last year and a new memorial on the grounds of the synagogue is about to be unveiled as well that's going to be followed this evening by a memorial service in the center of town which is going to also be attended by the german president. who's later

. >> reporter: united flight attendant annette hala lost her dream job to covid. >> i love my job. the thought of losing it is really hard right now. >> reporter: she's not alone. there 45,000 employees were set to be furloughed or laid off. hala worries how she'll pay for the home she bought in february if that help doesn't come. >> i can't really imagine not having a paycheck, and health insurance is really big. >> reporter: at least another 44,000 airline workers took exit packages and have left their jobs. more than 74,000 others have taken unpaid leave. and that trouble on the tarmac goes far behind the terminal, as commercial aviation helped support another 10.4 million u.s. workers. that's one out of every 14 jobs, like the one 62-year-old theresa santucci lost. >> i'm basically squeaking by. >> reporter: she was among the 50-plus who worked on alaska's "inflight" magazine which shut down after the airlines pulled it from their planes. >> a day later, we're all emptying out our offices. it can't get any more sudden than that. >> reporter: this dallas business was left holdin

increases the risk of more people being trapped down there those troubles it was a very strong earthquake hala. this according to 2 sources in 32 officers sources one suggest it was 6.61 such as the other one suggests it was 6.8 but the look at their measurements says that it was a 7.0 and what we hear from those office will agencies that the earthquake came from 14.5 kilometers under defender of the ground that's why it shook the city and the surrounding the nearby cities very heavily it was also felt in greece and we are seeing some reports suggesting that there were some floods in some districts of the western coastal city and there is a risk of tsunami some reports say but this is something that we can't verify right now we're just seeing those some news outlets and some social media accounts but apparently especially as district sorts would just buy it at. have the most damage and it is the reports that suggest that. that shoulder collapsed buildings always refer to those 2 districts where born or this structure was also sad to have have a damaged. local administrators local officials the

says her grandfather was the only member of the family to survive the holocaust but hala has also made a survivor out of her every year on yom kippur war her grandfather would say a prayer for his granddaughter in hopes of protecting her from any harm she says on october 9th 29000 his hopes were fulfilled this attacker this person cannot take away my grandfather taught me what my grandfather gave me i stood in my own 2 feet i'm strong and i was able to stand in front of a person who has so much hate and tried to to hurt us to be able to like say to him you mess with the wrong people. was the day the conversation continues online you can twitter. to the point. clear positions international perspectives. after days of uncertainty don't just say donald trump no longer has any. symptoms. so what's behind the president's mysterious recovery and will the corona endemic decide the u.s. election find out on to the point shortly. to the point. next took on t w. o many pushed. us right now right now the climate change different story. faces wife leslie went on just one week. how much work to rea

molly sharman says her grandfather was the only member of the family to survive the holocaust but hala has also made a survivor out of her every year on yom kippur war her grandfather would say a prayer for his granddaughter in hopes of protecting her from any harm she says on october 9th 29000 his hopes were fulfilled this attacker this person cannot take away my grandfather taught me what my grandfather gave me i stood a man to feel i'm strong and i was able to stand in front of a person who has so much hate and try to hurt us to be able to like say to him you mess with the wrong people. may attack in hama is the most serious anti-semitic attack in post re-unification germany but it's also part of a worrying trend the interior ministry says crimes motivated by anti semitism have risen steadily in recent years reaching a high of more than 2000 cases last year just last sunday a man was assaulted and wounded outside a synagogue in hamburg police confirmed the motive was anti semitism last month chancellor angela merkel said it was a cause of great concern to her that many jews no longe

synagogue front door but gunned down 2 people outside in a speech at the commemoration ceremony and hala german president frank. said he felt a deep sadness but also shame and anger both over the attack one year ago and over the rise in anti semitism and racism germany has seen lately let's listen to more of what the german president had to say. it is not. an attack. and then to return to business as usual. we must take a clear stance on this theme a show that we will not tolerate any form of semitism whether its old or new left wing or right wing they are you more than that that we will actively combat it and this is a fight that every one of us must fight because anti semitism is a canary in the coal mine for the state of our democracy. and more overtly it is expressed the more our values of tolerance and respect for human dignity are under attack political correspondent he is in the hall in eastern germany where the memorial ceremony has taken place. meyer said anti semitism is a canary in the coal mine for the state of our democracy that's a stark warning from the german president. i

are shut and people are anxious and worried ahead of these polls 'd that will take place on sunday hala thank you. still to come here on al-jazeera. he went from prison to prime minister and president of kyrgyzstan all within a few days plus find out why israel's government has banned the palestinians hope stars from returning to the occupied territory. welcomes other look at the international forecast a little more clout into central parts of china at the moment that's going to sink its way further south where space and places of cloud and rain on that one but the proper rate that is across east china sea pushing into japan pretty miserable state temperatures no higher than around 15 degrees celsius with some heavy downpours for a time by where it shows up as we go into sunday the sun comes back 3 and temperatures pick up to around 20 degrees by that time we should see some dry weather coming into the far south of china a little bit of wet weather there into some of those a central areas having said that far away and they're making their way down into a good parts of vietnam further fl

she takes the story of judas brutal killing of the general hala freddy's and dials up that's all we have time for thanks so much for being with us. people looking for god. there are many answers. there are many reasons. and there are many alternatives to. make up your own mind. made for minds. a president saying he's better and markets on the rise. moves from the hospital back to the white house marcus prefer to disregard that so far the us president hasn't been healed from closing 19 also coming up she earned her a name for herself by going after big tax europe's top anti-trust official tells us why her work isn't done and pare for some eggs from the web the chinese farmers are increasingly turning to online streaming to sell the products. i'm chris culliver welcome to the program u.s. stocks rose to their highest level in a month on monday with investor confidence growing over the possibility of a new fiscal stimulus to the markets also appeared to be called by news that u.s. president. was leaving hospital following treatment for coverage 19 positive economic data from the service sec

and germany you can be visited with guided tours and that's exactly what i do winery manager oh but hala1st shows me the wine press all. here the grapes are delivered in fall after the harvest and processed into one . which is stuart one floor below. our in our wooden barrel cellar. we have 160 big wooden trance here and this cellar isn't just for show. off. best white wines here right in the cask controlling the temperature because we want to see the last drop of quality as it were great. the bush be toddlers a wine estate with 120 heck terrace and produces up to 1000000 bottles of wine a year unlike other wineries it's also foundation with the proceeds from wine sales go to fine in social services inverts burke. wine from this region is easily recognizable by the bulbous shape of its bottle. this is bottle shape here is called a box or to the why is that a little 30. first bottled in the box bottle here in the 726 if it was a sheep that was unknown until then it was very difficult to produce in terms of the structure. he wanted to make the special bottle a symbol of the high quality. b

comes just days before the anniversary of another attack on a synagogue in the eastern german city of hala that was also on a jewish holiday the holiday of young key poor in that attack 2 bystanders were killed is a connection likely is the timing of this no accident. well you are right the 1st anniversary of this attack in hollow will be commemorated in a couple of days on friday with high ranking attendees of the official commemoration that include german president from further steinmeyer and that attack attack last year did shake germany to its core because of course a mass murder was only prevented because the attacker couldn't get into the synagogue because of the robust stalls and these 2 people those 2 bystanders as you say they were indeed killed and yes the latest statistics do show that the biggest threat here in germany is security threat does come from the far right is something that the german interior minister hasi over has had to concede and do semitic crimes rose 13 percent in 2020 compared to 28 sorry 29000 compared to 2018 and so this is indeed a threat that is constant h

molly sharman says her grandfather was the only member of the family to survive the holocaust but hala has also made a survivor out of her every year on yom kippur war her grandfather would say a prayer for his granddaughter in hopes of protecting her from any harm she says on october 9th 29000 his hopes were fulfilled this attacker this person cannot take away my grandfather taught me what my grandfather gave me i stood in my own 2 feet i'm strong and i was able to stand in front of a person who has so much hate and try to to hurt us to be able to like say to him you messed with the wrong people. the attack in holland is the most serious anti-semitic attack in post re-unification germany but it's also part of a worrying trend the interior ministry says crimes motivated by anti-semitism have risen steadily in recent years reaching a high of more than 2000 cases last year just last sunday a man was assaulted and wounded outside a synagogue in humbugged police confirmed that the motive was anti semitism last month chancellor angela merkel said it was a cause of great concern to her that

to progress and this is simply something that we have not been able to see happening on the ground hala. ok figure contro for either bring us that latest update from kabul thank you. so very quick check your own the weather here's efforts and folks . that looks like it's going to be a changeable weekend a week into 2 halves for japan we've got some wet weather now in the process of pushing a fair amount of cloud rolling in here and that says days picher a soggy sad state 15 south years cold wet fairly miserable hang on in there come sunday it will brighten up the sunshine coming through temperatures getting up to around 20 celsius 20 celsius in seoul and in beijing as well so some fine dry weather across the korean peninsula northern parts of china got some showers into central china then quite a kid northeasterly breeze fading down towards the south china sea still facing some very heavy rain into vietnam i'm afraid on that breeze we'll see some lesser weather coming back in here it is 200 millimeters of rain in the space of just 24 hours in them for there is more where that come from

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more than 40,000 workers out of a job, including annette hala, who just this year bought her first home. >> i have my dream job, and so i have been asking myself, like, "what do you do when you lose your dream job? where do you go from there?" i don't have any answers right now. >> reporter: then there's lee and brenda erickson, who work for alaska airlines. >> this is my last trip with alaska airlines. i've been flying here for 36 years and i'm fortunate enough to fly with my son in the right seat. >> reporter: taking an early retirement so that their children, kalin and sidney can keep their jobs with alaska. and we're seeing the flight attendants emotionally saying fwoob to their passengers. >> i will never forget seeing your faces today. thank you from the bottom of my heart for the kindness shown on today's flight. >> reporter: airlines not the only ones struggling. our parent company, disney, laying off 28,000 people this week. and allstate, more than 7% of its workforce. meanwhile the airlines, which already received $25 billion in federal funding in march, are now begging congre

young norwegian scoring machine ending hala netted 2 goals and dortmund's 1st home game this season now against fribourg he was hoping to add to that total i'm and that's exactly what he did and opened the scoring with half an hour dawn. geo rain us set him up to thread the ball under floor there's outstretched leg and into the net. 2 minutes into the 2nd tap a corner from raina an emirate john double door and sleep was fribourg simply can't be giving john all this space to head home. i'm raina then set up call and 20 minutes later to make it 3 nil for dortmund was 3 assists on the day for the 17 year old american. i was turned provider for félix was rounded out the scoring in the game's final minutes with his 1st ever understood me goal. for neil the final score paul then got more goals to the delight of fans young and old and dortmund get back to winning ways in convincing fashion i'm you're watching news from berlin up next a reporter episode that will focus on tourism in mexico and the risk from 99 michael local in berlin thanks for watching. this is some dope story about a stubborn

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of the attack bring back memories of an anti semitic attack on the synagogue in the eastern city of hala almost exactly a year ago. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent nina hoss and she gave us some more information on the attack outside hamburg's main synagogue. according to media reports the 29 year old german attacked the 26 year old victim when the man tried to enter the cynical premises he hit the juror student on the head with a shovel and that caused severe head injuries that are not life threatening however the police the attacker was overpowered by security forces and those security forces are always present on jewish institutions grounds here in germany and the victim has been taken to hospital the police have yet to comment on the motive of the sting and the attack is now being investigated by german authorities a reliable german news agency d.p.a. reports that the attacker was wearing military clothing and that he was carrying a note with a swastika in his trouser pockets which is of course a clear indication that this might well have been an anti semitic attack an

says her grandfather was the only member of the family to survive the holocaust but hala has also made a survivor out of her every year on yom kippur her grandfather would say a prayer for his granddaughter in hopes of protecting her from any harm she says on october 9th 29000 his hopes were fulfilled this attacker this person cannot take away my grandfather taught me what my grandfather gave me i stood on my own 2 feet i'm strong and i was able to stand in front of a person who has so much hate and try to tell her to us to be able to like say to him you mess with the wrong people. the attack in hollow is part of a worrying trend the interior ministry says crimes motivated by anti-semitism have risen in germany steadily over the last 5 years by 2018 there were about 1900 cases while 2900 sall war than 2000 and similar crimes it's a new high the overwhelming majority are committed by right wing extremists and can involve verbal insults threats or actual acts of violence just last sunday a man was assaulted and wounded outside a synagogue in hamburg police confirmed that the motive was a

as you can tell hala battery is empty right now and the average consumption is starting to go slowly but steadily $3.00 lead is right now i guess we're going to get even more of course it's still a powerful p.-six engine so it would be best to look for a charging spots and then charge the car because it's a plug in hybrid so you can plug it in charge the battery and then you'll be back close to your 2 and a consumption. but what to do while charging of course one thing you have to check out when you look at a rolling living room the back seat and i see can tell this is pretty comfortable for 2 people in the middle there is for what is called polders full charge and everything else here can also. used climates here. that's all pretty luxurious. and also to be comfortable but almost taken that here i mean if you can sleep while you're sitting i can i would have to go even further . nothing better than taking a nap in the $1287.00 leader trunks while waiting for the battery to be recharged. but kind of narrow for a c. hybrid is a luxury limousine that goes very fast and is very comforta

says her grandfather was the only member of the family to survive the holocaust but hala has also made a survivor out of her every year on her grandfather would say a prayer for his granddaughter in hopes of protecting her from any harm she says on october 9th 29000 his hopes were fulfilled this attacker this person cannot take away. i'm strong and i was able to stand in front of a. has so much hate and try to tell us to be able to say to him. and he will be covering the commemoration of one year on for that still to come on the show. dancing with the dead the polar bears from guyana whose moves have turned them into a global sensation. but 1st here in berlin protesters are clashing with police at this hour trying to clear a squat a building that has been occupied by far left activists for 3 decades hundreds of police are involved in this operation they're using chain saws and crowbars to breach the barricades especially the front entrance to the building it's and. district about 40 squatters are thought to still be inside that building that buildings in the. sauce it's one of the last

she takes the story of judas brutal killing of the general hala freddy's and dials up the excitement the passion the horror you're right inside the tents with this thing happening in front of you can almost feel the whole blood spurting on t.v. it's a very shocking picture unflinching images painted by a courageous woman now finally in the spotlight. 30 years ago east germany and west germany became one united germany and a group of photographers from both sides founded a new photo agency to mark the anniversary of the last call its agency invited photographers to give their take on boarders home and europe we talked to them as part of the d w arts $21.00 special what is home. in search of europe. 22 photographers look at the continent from 22 angles exploring questions about identity about past and future. in a borderless europe what exactly does home mean. going to the river on the german polish border to find out. it's the 1st time i thought about the construct of borders in this way. the landscape there looks no different from that on the brandenburg it felt completely familiar.

has marked the 1st anniversary of a deadly anti-semitic attack on a synagogue in the eastern city of hala it happened on the jewish holiday of junket for the neo nazi attacker couldn't get through the synagogue front door and so went on to shoot 2 people outside at the commemoration ceremony german president frank expressed shame and anger over the resurgence of anti-semitism in the country. it was an occasion to mourn and reflect for survivors for that their brief and for germany the ceremony and. church marked the anniversary of an anti semitic attack that evoked germany's doctors to history. a year has passed already a year just a year. or did i ever go today and nightmare came true here in holland in broad daylight in the middle of germany in germany of all places i was question it into explained. earlier in the day the city came to a standstill for several minutes as people took a moment to remember the victims. in the courtyard of the synagogue a new memorial was unveiled the head of germany central council of jews said the attacker had failed in his mission the teacher were to give

says her grandfather was the only member of the family to survive the holocaust but hala has also made a survivor out of her every year on yom kippur war her grandfather would say a prayer for his granddaughter in hopes of protecting her from any harm she says on october 9th 29000 his hopes were fulfilled this attacker this person cannot take away my grandfather taught me what my grandfather gave me i stood on my own 2 feet i'm strong and i was able to stand in front of a person who has so much hate and tried to to hurt us to be able to like say to him you messed with the wrong people. was the day the conversation continues online you can. beat up any. classic and technological power to misuse. it was celebrated as groundbreaking but was overtaken by the competition but today. the engine represents a new generation of the most faithful fans have always known the truth they're driving into the future in a vehicle from the past read. camping in brandenburg is popular the scope of 19 summer. lukash takes a break from the city in germany to come our region it's just the perfect spot for al

well hala if you take the the case that any delay in imposing localized restrictions will leads to less efficient driving down of cases yes it's a problem for more than a week the governments the u.k. government has been negotiating with leaders of greater manchester with a population of around $3000000.00 to they want it to go under the highest level of restrictions called tier 3 the leader of the region andy burnham who's a member of the opposition labor party even in the last hour has said he's not going to roll over at the sight of a check he wants more money so that people whose workplace is a shutdown including in the hospitality sector will be remunerated to the same as they were in the previous lock down that was 80 percent of wages under the so-called furlough scheme the government don't want to offer that much but they are still talking they're saying that they have to reach a decision by monday because of the increasing public health risk now interestingly the mayor of manchester city who's also a labor politician has said an alternative to that financial package could be mor

hello there i'm hala my head in and this is al-jazeera my from doha also coming up today is a good day for the libyan people and historic day libya's warring sides saying the u.n. the go see it and cease fire after 5 days of talks in geneva. leftist candidate luis r. say becomes bolivia's new president after winning 55 percent of the votes. and record daily numbers of corona virus infections are reported in the us and europe as governments around the world struggle to curb the spread. sedan is set to become the latest arab country to normalize ties with israel this year at the u.s. brokered deal was announced by president donald trump who says at least 5 more arab states want the same agreements following the u.a.e. and bahrain similar moves the palestinians are calling sudan's move a new stab in the back ellen fisher has more from washington d.c. i want to just congratulate know you from the oval office another part of u.s. president donald trump's middle east peace plan falls into place even if he isn't submerged in the detail we did see down there wanted to do a deal and there was a

. >> reporter: tomorrow, united flight attendant annette hala could lose her dream job to covid. >> imy job. the thought of losing it is really hard right now. >> reporter: she's not alone. about 45,000 airline employees are facing furlough or layoff. >> i can't really imagine not having a paycheck, and health insurance is really big. ( laughs ) >> reporter: between march and july, airlines shed roughly 45,000 jobs. but commercial aviation helped support another 10.4 million u.s. workers. that's one out of every 14 jobs. like the one 62-year-old theresa santucci lost. >> i'm basically squeaking by. >> reporter: she was among the 50-plus who worked on alaska's inflight magazine, which shut down after the airline pulled it from their planes. >> a day later, we're all emptying out our offices. >> reporter: this dallas business was left holding the bag, tens of thousands of bags of nuts the airlines can't use. business is down 80%. the pandemic is also devastating the airport parking industry, which employed about 12,000 pre- covid. lost business totaling $400 million and counting. >> in

nagorno-karabakh war it also sits on the main highway connecting armenia to subpoena curse of zeros hala of the hamid reports now from bucko. there hasn't been any official announcement coming out of here about 'd show whether the syrian army is actually heading towards that area i was speaking with a top commander of the army earlier today and he wouldn't confirm any of the news coming out of armenia he didn't deny it either but then he said at the end of the day it's no secret we have said that we want to take back all our occupied territories so that means the 7 disappears surrounding the governor about and eventually nagorno karabakh itself and if you look at what's happening the reality on the ground a few days ago gen announced that it wasn't coup but is now is basically south of the light chain corridor which is key for me. because that's with resupplies nagorno-karabakh the azerbaijan army has been making advances at a formidable pace over the past few weeks is now trying to i think this is really it has to calculate very well what it's going to do next because basically once the

over there i'm hala my head in and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming out i had to drop my last one of the running for their lives the day it was illegal and didn't resist nigerian rights groups say the number of protesters killed in a police crackdown on choose day is higher than previously reported. thailand's prime minister lifts an emergency decree that bans gatherings on condition the protests remain peaceful. and pollution is being blamed for killing 5 isn't a fish in iraq leaving fishermen in fear for their livelihoods. top u.s. intelligence agencies are warning of interference by russia and iran in the upcoming presidential elections in a hurriedly called press conference the director of national intelligence and the head of the f.b.i. said the 2 nations have obtained voter registration data and want to cause confusion and social unrest mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . these are members of a far right wing group calling itself the proud boys according to the f.b.i. agents are planting e-mails to democratic party voters purporting to come from the proud boys

was an occasion to mourn and reflect for survivors for the bereaved and for germany the ceremony and hala st. mark the anniversary of an anti semitic attack that evokes germany's darkest history. i knew i was struggling and a year has passed already a year just a year or 2 a year ago today and nightmare came true here in holland in broad daylight in the middle of germany in germany of all places. and to expand. earlier in the day the city came to a standstill for several minutes as people took a moment to remember the victims. in the courtyard of the synagogue a new memorial was unveiled the head of germany central council of jews said the attacker had failed in his mission their teacher were to deviate from it but perpetrator wanted to impress the world by killing people who in his mind have no right to live how but he did not convince us of his inhumane ideas he did not impress anyone on the contrary in time. it was one year ago that a far right extremist attempted to shoot his way into the synagogue his intention to kill worshipers marking young kid paul but the people inside was saved

i am ostensibly not chosen hala to run for democracy women in belarus will not back down in the face of police violence cropping up feel foreign terrorism regime. they continue to demonstrate and to mom before socratic president step down at a gas law against women process for the question comes out of some concern i'm sure of. the 90 minutes on d w. o o. o o. let everyone. i know we were. 80 percent of americans at some point and allies will experience hardship. for. some time. sense. of. what connects people is stronger in the midst separates that. is so strong that it can be. celebrated the 30th anniversary of the situation october 3rd on d w. frank food. international gateway to the best connection cells in our road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. biala gast transferred city managed by from. this is state of the news life from further european union leaders agreed to impose sanctions on dozens of officials in belarus accused of falsifying bogus presidential elect

well hala it seems that everybody especially the stakeholders in that meeting are optimistic hopeful that this is going to go on t.v. a permanent. cease fire on the ground especially with the fog that. is tiffany williams the acting get you and boy to libya just stated that the. 2 deliberations agreed to submit this accord to the united nations security council to be endorsed it so that it can be compelling to all or even factions on the ground we have that. we might have a new resolution from the united nations security council to guarantee the implementation on this cease fire agreement on the ground all saw what is new this time as you know that cease fire agreements were declared several times before and were violated on the ground but what is new this time is that there are a vocal of the tool stakeholders confirm that all foreign fighters and most reasons should leave with and for the months as 8 williams is stated the question now remains that whether or not agreements that have been sealed between the government of national who are and other foreign governments in relation to

across northern parts of africa the showers continue through the gulf of guinea over towards ethiopian halas wish i was extending all the way into liberia and sierra leone. global community we are i think. that's. crazy is the response that looks like be part of the debate you can jump into the conversation right away when no topic is off the table you're not afraid of anyone taking we just what. the rich are getting richer and the poor getting poorer it's not kill destroy the system it's just to look at the system and. this street on out is there. again this is not so much of the main news this fighting between taliban forces and government troops in afghanistan has displaced tens of thousands of people began when the taliban launched coordinated attacks in helmand province on saturday. israel and lebanon a meeting to discuss control of maritime border is the delegations are in southern lebanon for what are being called indirect talks. of the world bank has approved $12000000000.00 in new funding for developing countries to buy covert 19 vaccines it's part of a $160000000000.00 program to h

it's reopened its last oil field nearly all the libyan oil exports was stopped in january by wall hala for huffed us forces based in the east monday's decision on the field sites means all libya's ports and facilities can potentially resume production nasa says it's found water on the sunlit side of the moon and that there's more of it than was previously thought the u.s. space agency unveiled its 1st unambiguous detection of water molecules on the lunar surface scientists say more water could be hidden in ice patches in the moon's permanently shadowed regions this breakthrough could help nasa send astronauts to mars space analyst leo and wright explains why the discovery is so significant. this is very important because previous work in particular one has to say by the indian space agency their wonderful crying chan dry emissions certainly identified the possibility of water all across the moon which was in itself a stunning suggestion what the americans of done which is new is they have detected on ambiguously water molecules floating it would appear a bowl of the lunar surface like

other than i'm hala my he is in and this is al jazeera life in doha. was a. man armed with guns and machetes kill at least 8 children during the ways on a school in cameroon. france recalls that some bastard are from turkey as tensions rise between the 2 nations over religious rights. and with just 9 days to go until the us elections donald trump and his rival joe biden campaign inclusions swing states. but 1st anti-government protests are resuming across iraq after a long suspension because of coronavirus restrictions hundreds of people have been killed and injured in the protests so far against corruption and unemployment which began one here ago but across nighty baghdad where some or not full teen is live for us now some more give us a sense of what the turnout is so far. well i would say that there are around there are a few 100 protesters who have gathered in tahrir square which are you can see behind me this is of course if you compare it to one year ago when up over $25.00 it is a relatively small turnout at that time when we were here reporting there

calibur i'm hala mohit see an endo how with the al-jazeera news are coming up for you in the next 60 minutes deadly clashes continue in the. russia and turkey argue over how to end the conflict. thousands of families forced to flee.

prevent what he calls separatism in french society after a teacher was beheaded earlier this month well hala devolve reports from doha. palestinian israeli protest against from outside the french ambassador's residence in tel aviv 6. it's a part of a wave of anger after the french president manuel micro refused to and also controversial cartoons depicting islam's prophet mohammed earlier this month french teacher some your party was beheaded by at such an attack after he showed his students the caricatures during a class on freedom of expression muslims consider it to blasphemy to show any depiction of the prophet french officials insist it's an act of freedom of speech. the idea of serious war stricken city over it protesters made they'll voice head. in dakar the capital of bangladesh they described mccrone as an enemy of peace but i'm going to get the money if you have no idea about the strains of muslims if we rise you will see that so be careful that i'm a member of the bundle of this you protesters held up signs with words from turkish president there is a plate of the one who has said

young norwegian scoring machine erling hala netted 2 goals in dortmund's 1st home game this season now against fribourg he was hoping to add to that total i'm and that's exactly what he did and opened the scoring with half an hour ago. gio raina us set him up to thread the ball underflow miller's outstretched leg and into the net. i 2 minutes into the 2nd half a corner from raina and m. rage on double door and sleep by fribourg simply can't be giving john all this space to head home. i pray now then set up holland 20 minutes later to make it 3 nil for dortmund by 3 assists on the day for the 17 year old american. by then holland turned provider for félix. rounded out the scoring in the game's final minutes with his 1st ever abundantly goal i 4 nailed the final score paul then got more goals to the delight of fans young and old and dortmund get back to winning ways in convincing fashion was it watching the news from berlin up next sports live asks why i gem and unification failed in football but i forget you can always get the latest news and information from around the clock on our web

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church bells ring on life comes to a brief halt in eastern germany city of hala where one year ago today taken vest near nazi attacked a synagogue killing 2 people. i'm rebecca returns welcome to the program the united nations world food program has won this year's nobel peace prize receiving the news in nigeria the head of the agency david bailey said he was deeply humbled by the award the w.f. provide provided assistance to almost 100000000 people in 88 countries last year basically said the prize will inspire the organization to do even more. so when nobel committee announced the award in all slow chairwoman barrett rice anderson explained the reasons behind the choice then the region lobo committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2022 the world food program for its efforts to combat hunger. for its contribution to bettering conditions for peace in conflict affected areas. and for acting as a driving force in the efforts to prevent the use of hunger as a weapon of war and conflict for more i'm joined by data chief international editor richard walker richard hi nice to s

hala top stories here on al-jazeera and a ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan is under threat with both sides accusing each other heavy shelling in civilian areas at least 8 people have been killed in the latest round of fighting over the disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh was our i'm going to need is a spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross delegation in the armenian capital of europe and she says the terms of the cease fire can only be accomplished if it serves the needs of both sides and can be maintained. where are actually in regular discussions that the size of the nature of our involvement however far now the date for the operation to begin is in the hands of the size and the are international committee of the right cross stands ready to facilitate. and support the sides in their league asian humanitarian obligation to release that the detainees one had thought of the other and she knew the return to human remains the sole that the family can. bury and often when for now however we have been hearing reports about the shelling continues on both sides

. >> reporter: annette hala lost her dream job to covid. >> i love my job.he thought of losing it is really hard right now. >> reporter: and she's not alone. about 45,000 airline employees were subject to be furloughed or laid off starting october 1st. congress is still trying to agree on a measure to renew the expired payroll support program to keep everyone working. hala worries how she'll pay for the home she bought in february if the help doesn't come. >> i can't imagine not having a paycheck and health insurance is big. >> reporter: at least another 44,000 airline workers have taken exit packages and left their jobs and others have taken unpaid leave. and the trouble on the tarmac is far beyond the terminal as commercial aviation supported another 10.4 million u.s. workers, one out of every 14 jobs, like the one 62-year-old teresa santucci lost. >> she works on alaska in flight magazine which shut down after the airline pulled it the planes. >> a day later we're eout offic. you can't get more sudden and expected than that. >> reporter: tens of thousands

of kurdistan has declared a state of emergency in a bid to end unrest following disputed elections hala mint will vote on the measure later in the meantime the military has been ordered to deploy troops to the capital of the school. the 2nd u.s. presidential debates between donald trump and his democratic rival joe biden has been canceled it was scheduled to take place next week organizers wanted to hold it virtually but the president refused. his imposing tough new rules that will stop candidates and event as u.s. election from declaring premature victory on his platform the social media firm is cracking down on misinformation and calls for political violence in the days surrounding the vote. taiwan's president is calling for meaningful dialogue with china speaking at national day celebrations in when's had resulted in sions can be resolved peacefully with talks it comes at a time of heightened tension with beijing which is right on top activity near the island in the past few weeks security forces have used water cannon and take gas to disperse protesters in chile capitalism's yaga de