germany's interior minister horst c. hoffa visited the crime scene both already have defended the lack of police protection at the synagogue saying there had been no warning. say hoffa delivered a clear message he says will tell if. it's brutal crime carried out yesterday is a shame on our whole country. would you she do with our history of such things must never happen in germany we proceed. has pledged to improve the protection of jewish sites and deploy more personnel in the fight against right wing extremism his counterpart in the state of sex meat on hold says some politicians carry blame . you just well those who used the language of the nazis might not be legally responsible for what occurred. but they laid the path and lit the fire you guys did but i'm sure if the. hundreds joined in a march of mourning through hala to the synagogue laying flowers and candles signs of their rejection of terrorism and those who spread hate. holdall. chorus want to call nasa and send us this update from. the city of hala came here

i asked analyst horst which comic is could budge next besides chrysler and as you well i think these are really the big ones that have been a play for a while now real needs to try and find a new partner or fix its relationship with nissan i think we have still open questions in germany it's going to happen with b.m.w. and mercy it is big enough to withstand all these challenges moving forward i think you know volvo car business and tire toss and checker landrover business they're also you know both too small to really survive they're not generating cash flow decent enough to survive so there are a couple of threats but most the big ones we've now seen quite a bit of conservation. fell to some of the other business stories making news boeing says cracks have been found in up to 50 of its popular 737 planes the global inspections 2 of quantas as planes are reportedly affected but the airline has so far rejected calls to ground its entire 737 fleet. as the pro-democracy protests continue official data confirms hong kong is in recession. shrank by about 3 percent last quarter months of

germany' interior ministers horst seehofer has saidd that an anti-semitic attack which killed two people in the eaeastern city of halle has "shamed germany." seehofer says it is time to face an unfortunate truth that the threat of anti-semitism in the country is very high. turkish president erdogan has lashed out at international criticism of his offensive in northeastern syria. he singled out the european union, which has called on him to cease is offensive, by threatening to send millions of syrian refugees to europe. you are watching "dw news," live from berlin. after a short break, i will be back to take you through "the day." stick around for that. [captioning performed by the national captioning inststitute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicicap.org] but the real results. this in the sense. thank you very much for being with us. turkey is pressing on with its assault against the us ally kurdish forces in northeast syria the second day of action including ground operations support of i asterix. and artillery bombmbardment panicic civilians scrambl

largely due to the fighting in northern syria and the turmoil in iraq germany's interior minister horst says that he fears the numbers could be even larger than what we saw in 2015 but sentiment has changed here in germany since the country began welcoming over a 1000000 refugees that year. but he only fled syria for bowen in 2015 in almost half a decade his life has changed dramatically and the country here arrived in way that . beginning with michael's famous i can say we've done so much we can do this the landmark a you take you dale to prevent refugees entering the e.u. via turkey more controls more transfers sent is the rise of anti migrant sentiment and now the latest plan to accept more migrants rescued from the mediterranean but is germany ready for more asylum seekers. 30 year old behave works with the association start with a friend creating bonds between germans and migrants he says the country is ready but refugees still face all the obstacles that so i wasn't instance from vice be. feel since 2015 for example many things have become more difficult. decisions have been made

german interior minister horst c. hoffa has described the shootings around the city of hama as an anti semitic attack 2 people have been confirmed killed the 27 year old shooter allegedly showed in this video the moment of one attack is now being arrested while shooting occurred outside a synagogue another at a kebab shop the also reports of a grenade being thrown at the jewish cemetery police have now reduce the threat level but still warn locals to be careful politicians and leaders in germany as well as internationally have expressed their condolences the details his evangelise it's us. as mentioned earlier 3 shootings have been reported by the police on wednesday afternoon and highly germany one took side of a synagogue the other at a local co-op shop and the other one about 15 kilometers away at a nearby town called landsberg it all happened at 1 pm local time around 1 pm local time when a man was said that he opened fire with a submachine gun to a crowd killing 2 and injuring many many others it is also believed

prime minister horst johnson will attempt to get approval for his new brix a deal in a few hours when it's put to the m.p.'s for a vote is they're facing an uphill battle except party leader nigel farage is calling on him piece to reject the deal saying it's a sellout for raj says the deal does not deliver on the result of the 2016 referendum thousands of people are also expected to march through london on saturday to demand a new referendum. the truce in northern syria is largely holding despite accusations from both kurdish forces and turkey of violations turkey's president. has warned the offensive will resume within minutes if kurdish rebels don't abide by the terms of this 5 day cease fire so the headlines keep it on al-jazeera more news to come one when east it's up next. there are. believe in the 2 state solution the do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen what i said was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti-war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories the soldiers era. when the korean war split the country into damocles which one of t

repeat in the same way but obviously this was the ambition of the guy who did this and we heard from horst is a home for the interior minister of germany he's confirmed that this was an anti-semitic attack and people will be asking what does that mean then about the far right seen in this country the neo nazi scene in this country are held strong is it well the official figures are it's about $25000.00 people that's the kind of official reports of their intelligence services about half of which are sort of categorized as potentially violent extremists of course within those than around 12000 people you could have wide variety of people and by far without legitimizing them are. very very small minority would be capable of this but yes even so it's clearly a very very see severe threat it's about just about the same number as jihad is for articles and german authorities have been somewhat late to wake up to that kind of same severity of the threat it's been a process of the last 23 years but of course it's been something that's been coming for a long time juror jewish institutions houses of

all likelihood a terror attack and then they go on to say in their statement that interior minister horst they hope. to be concentrated rather than on saving people from the mediterranean. risk of drowning in the mediterranean he ought to be protecting germany's borders and people who've come to germany from syria all in relevant cases to be sent back to the peaceful areas of syria so quite a strong statement pretty immediately emerging from the alternative for germany party. other than that as we've been reporting the police are saying they're in the heart of their investigation and clearly they are focusing on what the man who was driving the truck when it crashed into these cars and indeed injured these people what he might be able to tell them about any motives he had or if this was indeed possibly just an accident ok now that's a statement from germany's far right opposition. part of the alternative for germany what about the government the official government of the state government or the federal government or even the authorities within limbaugh or good self what are they say on i

yeah that's what horst as a whole felt was saying and found i found it a very stark admission very honest comments there from the interior minister essentially saying that germany is facing a much larger threat than perhaps they realized that during the press conference they often fact put to the threat of far right violence as a central challenge essentially equal to the challenge of islamic terrorism that's how seriously now the government is taking this he also went on so promising further resources he said 100 more people will be working on these sorts of cases of far right violence in germany promise more money he also said more needs to be done to secure the jewish community in germany he promised there would be higher security for example stationed outside of synagogues and jewish community centers starting immediately we what do you make of what the interior minister had to say i mean lots of promises being made there a lot of promises and nothing we haven't really heard before not only from horse they offer but from an angle americal from from german officials all across the boar

and including an interior minister horst. has met with top to officious amid growing tensions over refugees turkey has given sanctuary to some 3600000 syrian refugees the redoubtable financial support to is threatening to limit its making it easier for refugees to reach the e.u. and put more pressure on the by greece. on the shores of the aegean sea more migrants are trying to reach the e.u. via turkey than at any point since the e.u. and turkey struck a deal in 2016 and korea agreed to effectively close the route to migrants in return for up to 6000000000 euro as of which 2600000000 has been dispersed now german interior minister hosting her for his on a 2 day tour to turkey and greece to discuss the next steps and korea has threatened to open the gates to europe if the e.u. doesn't give more support. for speed right. we are ready to help turkey wherever possible and support the country in various possibilities i'm eager to see what these possibilities are in our talks later. in the. turkey one small financial support especi

were germany's interior minister horst is a hope for is visiting turkey today alongside his french counterpart and the e.u. migration commissioner to discuss the refugee situation in the country turkey syria and turkey rather has a sheltered many refugees fleeing the 8 year civil war in syria you see right there around 3600000 refugees are living there now turkish president richard tell you better one has asked for more support to deal with migrants who have become less welcomed shall we say in the country 3 years ago turkey agreed to stronger controls to stop migrants and refugees reaching europe through turkey in return for 6000000000 euros but recently the number of refugees has been rising again. for more on this now i'm just joined by the w.c. foreign policy editor. said our it's good to have you here this is the 1st time i think you've set a big table with me. what is the goal of course they hope his visit does it just want to look and see how the money's being spent well actually the goal is actually to strengthen the turkey migration deal. as you said civil affairs and turkey together

all right here's a reminder the top stories that we're following for you germany's interior minister horst as a whole. anti-semitic attack which killed 2 people in the eastern city of hala has quote shamed germany says it's time to face an unfortunate truth that the threat of anti-semitism and right wing terrorism in the country is nil very. turkey's president has lashed out at the international criticism of his offensive in northeastern syria he singled out. today which has called on him to cease his offensive by threatening to send millions of syrian refugees to europe. you're watching the w. news longer from berlin after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day to go elsewhere that will grow into. the power of sports. where i come from i never saw the sun the way it did. everyone up in brazil my son was always a man since the bottom has won 1st and it's masculine when i moved to germany as a 10 year old i want to come to him on t.v. and that would change how i see the world because in germany the side of his family . found fame now but the side of a girl is so much time in

part of an agreement to curb the flow of refugees that delegation including german interior minister horst for has made stop turkish officials amid growing tensions over refugees. on the shores of the aegean sea more migrants are trying to reach the e.u. via turkey than at any point since a un turkey struck a deal in 2016 and korea agreed to effectively close the route to migrants in return for up to 6000000000 euro of which 2600000000 has been dispersed now german interior minister horse is on a 2 day tour to turkey in greece to discuss the next steps ankara has threatened to quite open the gates to europe if the e.u. doesn't give more support. for spirit. we are ready to help turkey wherever possible and support the country in various possibilities i'm eager to see what these possibilities are in our talks later. in the recent. turkey wants more financial support especially for a possible safety zone in northern syria where president after one wants to accommodate another 2000000 refugees fleeing syria. who played out in south florida we fulfil all obligations under the agreement with yo

germany's interior minister horst say hoffa has promised to boost security in all of the country's synagogues adding it is germany's duty to never again allow the growth of anti semitism that made the statement at a news conference in the 2 people were shot dead at a synagogue on wednesday cips us has more. or earlier today germany's federal prosecutor mentioned the perpetrator stefan who killed 2 people in how they germany was preparing a massacre we also know about in the vigil that he had a manifesto and he posted it online with many anti jewish comments. and he also lifestream the incident to encourage other people to follow his steps earlier today though germany's interior minister see a whole for spoke to the media saying that this event is quote shame to our nation he also mentioned that at the semitic attacks have been on the rise in germany and extremism is very high but he also mentioned that islamist terror is the central challenge for germany he also mentioned that he is working closely with germany's law enforcement agencies to make it more difficult for individuals to buy materi

out in criticizing that lack of security we did hear at a press conference today interior minister horst as a whole for saying that there needs to be higher security and that there will be higher security making that promise at jewish synagogues and community centers in germany in fact he also promised more resources to battle far right to extremism already promising 100 more employees to help fight that battle here in germany it seemed like a pretty stark admission from him in fact if you listen to his words that the growing threat of far right extremism is something that germany will have to deal with and perhaps will need to take a little bit more seriously definitely a sober message today to the use cordesman force here in hala thank you. well my 1st guest tonight was inside that synagogue in hollow during yesterday's attack christina feist is here with me tonight christina welcome to the day i have to say you know you impressed as all by being able to talk about what happened yesterday so soon after the event you've been holding up today. i'm honestly not sure of oh thank you for ha

germany's interior minister horst pledges to boost security for all the country's synagogues starts in the wake of wednesday's attack saudi is germany's duty to never again allow anti semitism to rise. for mental action group extinction rebellion rallies across the world for a 4th day blocking roads amid a growing backlash from residents. like instead of the clean up of living in the feeding he. didn't even know what the run of it was a fall it's for the environment. so turkey's billeted operation against kurds in northeast syria is into its 2nd day as the pressure on iran crow over its offensive in the country mounts we speak to the president's spokesperson. any country cares about the border security i mean you have to be americans russians or anybody we have to take europe on board if you. could even welcome this is international. first this hour german interior minister of course a whole firehouse promised to boost security in all of the country synagogues adding it is germany's duty to never again allow the growth of anti semitism and made the statements at a news conference in ho

the synagogue behind me as well as the jewish cemetery in fact right now german interior minister horst hall 4 is meeting with jewish community members with officials of that synagogue we saw him earlier participating in a small vigil with flowers outside of the door that the alleged attacker tried to enter he then entered the cemetery behind me as a whole for did and he is currently still in a closed door meeting with the jewish community of course politicians expressing their sympathies and their solidarity with the victims and the community here but also they will be facing some tough questions bigger issues of security and safety and of the rise of anti-semitic and far right violence in germany in fact there will be a press conference later today and we do expect that the interior minister will be partaking in that press conference stand back i want to bring you in here because you are following the investigation what more do we know about the attacker and his marshals one of the big questions and one of the big issues they say in this investigation is the fact that he has now been

that we all waiting for a press conference where expecting to hear from the german interior minister horst . when i'm with you call i just want to talk about the fact that you've been talking to people in. how are they coping off to this. well the community certainly in shock i mean i would be probably the best way to describe it we've seen many members of just the general community in hala as well as jewish community members coming to this synagogue paying their respects there was a vigil along with german political leaders the president and also the interior minister were there we've seen people coming to simply pay their respects but members of the jewish community who we spoke with also say it's really a shameful thing in germany and they say that they are afraid right now we spoke with one mother who actually grew up in that exact synagogue she had brought her children to the scene and she was saying that certainly the situation and the safety situation has gotten worse and she feels like she does worry when she sends her children to school for example if they are wearing any sort of

horst, head of automotive research at evercore isi. violence escalates in hong kong.atest from the city next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: buckham back to the european open. six minutes, five minutes until the top of the hour. a negative trading day for europe. it was another weekend of a violent unrest in hong kong. inolice officer was slashed a neck after a confrontation in a train station. to our asia government reporter in hong kong. how has the latest violence affected the city? been just one more weekend of unrest here in the city, the 19th straight weekend we have seen disruptions to the subway. we have seen clashes between protesters and riot cops. this weekend, oddly enough, even though there was a police officer stabbed in the neck, the protests were actually smaller than they have been in previous weekends since october 1, when china's national day saw a violent unrest with a protester being shot for the first time. there was a weekend of intense clashes last weekend. this weekend, we did not actually see things get that bad. there were scattered groups of pr