this we begin tonight with that anti-semitic attack on a synagogue in germany that took place on judaism's holiest day the day of atonement yom kapoor the attack in the eastern city of hala sale but the frustrated gunman turned his weapons on a nearby shop and shot 2 people to death tonight. showed her solidarity with germany's jewish community by attending a vigil at a synagogue here in berlin the country's interior minister tonight. said that it can be assumed that the whole attack was indeed anti-semitic so at the end of that vigil merkel spoke to reporters here is part of what she said. and beyond what it's a little by the unfortunately today on your holiest day we have witnessed something terrible the theme of 100 people have lost their lives there was an attack on jews in germany and in the it's not my call and that of the government is to do everything possible to ensure that you can live in safety at this stage shows us that this is not so simple and that we must you even more. in the us. now is the german chancellor angela merkel this evening here in berlin where police have arres

lockdown and today is yom kippur all also known as the day of jewish time meant that the holiest day in judaism the site where the shooting reportedly took place is a historic site for the city's jewish community we've me to discuss that a little bit more here in the studio is mom gak our religious affairs correspondent martin we've heard that the shooting took place close to holland senegal what can you tell us about the jewish community there well i mean the jewish community are actually quite active and this is an important scene there is an important center of jewish life in germany and has been for many years we don't really know yet i mean how many people were in the synagogue but at least you'll get bored as you mention and these are the high holy days so i mean it can be assumed that there were quite a few people being in the middle of the day chances are. you know chances are the break is in effect so this is something that we will essentially have to wait to see what the situation was and as we mentioned young cupola today how important explain to us how important this is actually the

because in judaism, for all human beings, there's always the possibility. i have it's very dear friend with als. i recently talked with him and we had a discussion about the bucket list. all the things i want to do. he has reshaped how he is grateful for life and all the things he did on the bucket list that he dreamt about. he shaped his bucket list now to be realistic for what it means to have als and be confined to a wheelchair. i think part of it is being realistic about hope. i can't hope to go play professional baseball, but can i hope to be more appreciative of what i have in life? so, what do we hope for and about? if it is realistic, god willing, with the light -- right support, it is with the stories that we read that can inspire us. stories saved her life and took her out of that village on the horrors. there is hope out there somewhere. >> thank you for getting to the complexity and this is one of the ways that converts to hope and other things of the human experience. we are going to take another break and come back to mosaic in just a moment.

worshipers were celebrating judaism's holiest festival of yom kippur. an attacker tried to shoot the synagogue door open. the jewish leaders heads the reinforced structure withstood the onslaught. close by, a man was killeled asa kebab shop also came u under attack. >> suddenlyy a man came up dressed d in a helmet or army things or at least very military looking. he was holdingng a rifle, had a balaclava o on. he trieded to throw w what lookd like a hand grenade into the shop, but it t bounced off thehe doorframame and went off right n front of the old woman with a really loud bang. thenen he raised the rifle and began shooting. >> police said shots were also fired in a town 15 kilometers from halle, but it was not clear if the incidents were related. soon after, police arrested a person outside halle who is reported to be a 27-year-old white german male with a right wing extremist background. brent: dw's carl nasman joins me with more. we have had the confirmation that this attack was an anti-semitic attack, and we have also learned today that this cou

this in a dark was full when it was targeted was shippers with celebrating judaism's holiest festival of young kapoor an attack or try to shoot the synagogue door open a jewish leader says the reinforced structure withstood the onslaught. close by a man was killed as a donna combat shop also came under attack. i was standing right in the entrance and saw an older woman pass the show. certainly a man came up behind her dressed in a helmet and army things or at least very military looking. he was holding a rifle and had a balaclava on. he tried to throw what looked like a hand grenade into the shop. but also in the hunt but it bounced off the door frame and went off right in front of the old woman with a really loud bang and difficulties that he raised the rifle and began shooting at . police and shots were also find in landsberg a town 15 kilometers from halla but it wasn't clear whether the 2 incidents were related soon after police arrested a person outside talla who is reported to be a 27 year old white german male with a right wing extremist background. use call now is in holland o

world welcome but we begin tonight with an anti-semitic attack on a synagogue here in germany on judaism's holiest day the day of atonement yom kapoor the attack of the eastern city of hala today failed but the frustrated gunman turned his weapons on a nearby kabob shop into people there lost their lives tonight german chancellor angela merkel showed solidarity with germany's jewish community by attending a vigil at a synagogue here in berlin her interior minister earlier said that it could be assumed that the whole attack was anti-semitic at the end of the vigil. spoke to reporters here's part of what she had to say. and beyond what it's all part of by the unfortunately today on your holiest day we have witnessed something terrible by mentioning the theme of 2 people have lost their lives there was an attack on jews and jews in germany and though it's not my call and that if the government is to do everything possible to ensure that you can live in safety on this stage shows us that this is not so simple and that we must do even more to put in the yes. that was the german chancellor angel

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this is today which is a very widely regarded right whitely regarded sorry as the most solemn day in judaism and say there were more people at the synagogue today them which usually have been expected and what we've heard so far from most arches is that the that the suspects try to actually force entry into the synagogue before he opened fire outside and shot dead that woman and a 2nd man was also shot at a combat shot as well there are all of the reports from eyewitnesses that grenades were thrown there are reports that one great were made was thrown at the door of a compact shop but that actually ricocheted off the off back door and also of the eyewitness reports. a grenade was also thrown into a jewish cemetery again those are from eyewitnesses at the moment they haven't been confirmed by authours cheese but the operation here in hull is still very much underway as he hears the siren still around the city and here behind me and people are still being launched to stay indoors and if they are out and about in hala to find shelter and stay indoors until the shooting has the all clear at the

this in a guard was full when it was targeted was shippers with celebrating judaism's holiest festival of young kapoor an attack a try to shoot the synagogue door open a jewish leader says the reinforced structure withstood the onslaught. close by a man was killed as a donna combat shop also came under attack. i was standing right in the entrance and saw an older woman pass the shop by suddenly a man came up behind her dressed in a helmet and army things or at least very military looking. he was holding a rifle and had a balaclava on and he tried to throw what looked like a hand grenade into the shop. but also in the hunt but it bounced off the door frame and went off right in front of the old woman with a really loud bang. and he raised the rifle and began shooting. police and shots were also find in landsberg a town 15 kilometers from halla but it wasn't clear whether the 2 incidents were related soon after police arrested a person outside talor who is reported to be a 27 year old white german male with a rightwing extremist background. our correspondent congressman is on the scene i

israel is a small country with a fast growing population with cremation traditionally prohibited by judaism the answer could look like this. a gigantic underground necropolis costing at least 45000000 euros and hosing 23000 graves as well as several main and connecting streets relatives can find their loved ones grave. we could make a burial ceremonies here in the pure sun you know all the sun is really snow that nice and same goes for burial in heavy rain and glowing glass orbs helped create a special atmosphere they are the brainchild of a german artist who wants to bring light into the darkness. that could be stripped of all the orb floats upwards it's very atmospheric very gentle so it doesn't scream it doesn't say here i am as arts in the rather it fills these catacombs with a certain mood to cover. up with fear that it will be 4 more years before the subterranean city of the day it is complete. well up next to talk film on a clean a human rights to africa and was good and i just use on a website that is the deputy dot com i'm home free in the land my colleague at me said she would tak

synagogue where worshippers a gathering for yom kippur for which is the holiest day of the year in judaism police have arrested one person in a german media saying that the suspect is a 27 year old german man with a wry. we stream missed background that's all we're getting in right now. are joining me here the big table now is political correspondent thanks millionaire koshare. so let's talk a little bit about what have for and kind of walk us through again exactly what we know happened today yes so the exact details of how the events rolled out have not been confirmed by the authorities yet but what we know is that around lunch time shots were fired near a synagogue in the east german city of hala today is young kapoor's you already mentioned it's one of the earliest days in the jewish calendar and people had met for prayer. off of the shots apparently also an explosive was placed near the synagogue to mention that during these shots of one woman who was killed police authorities have confirmed the woman was a biased and that apparently innocent bystander yes and the next and again. explo

nearby kebab shop killing at least two people in the city this during yom kippur the holiest day in judaism. here you see the suspect. a young white male a camera mounted on his helmet he streamed the entire horrifying attack live online the video too disturbing to show reminiscent of the attack earlier this year. the synagogue full of worshippers now cordoned off the u.s. ambassador tweeting we've identified ten americans who were inside the synagogue. all are safe and unharmed the suspect failed to enter and shot a woman on the street before moving onto the kebab shop this eyewitness was inside he says the suspect threw what looked like a hand grenade which exploded in front of an elderly woman and opened fire killing at least one. outside the kebab shop, a shootout with police the suspect drives off. ten miles away, reports of shots fired. the statosthey made one arrest german media reports they have the attacker in custody. but the prosecutor would not confirm that to nbc. emergency services are no longer on high alert. lester >> all right thank you. >>> tonight two years after "today"

frank: he has said she has continuously supupported judaism herself and the state of israel, and this only being in office but already before, all through her political career, and we really could have felt it here in munich, with the audience, especially the members of the world jewish conference that werere present for an executive meeting. they have really supported what mr. lauder said here. there is an emotional point in that price -- prize and support for ms. merkel. brent: this comes weeks after the deadly attack in the city of halle. how was the jewish congress reacting? frank: well, they presented a study and a survey here in munich that was published just a couple of days ago, saying that 27% of germans are anti-semitic, 80%, and some criticize these results, and he also said we have to fight this, and it came back to the incident, the terror attack, in halle, saying that all jewish who used synagogues, schools, kindergartens, they have to be guarded by police, which was not the case, if not for the security of the venue itself, who kept the attacker out of the synagogue. if

israel is a small country with a fast growing population with cremation traditionally prohibited by judaism the answer could look like this. a gigantic underground necropolis costing at least 45000000 euros and housing 23000 graves as well as several main and connecting streets relatives can find their loved ones grieve. we could make a burial ceremonies here in. pure sun you know all those sundays are in the snow and same goes for. glowing glass orbs helped create a special atmosphere they are the brainchild of a german artist who wants to bring light into the darkness. floats upwards it's very atmospheric very gentle. it doesn't scream it doesn't say here i am. rather it fills these catacombs with a certain mood. it will be 4 more years before the subterranean city of the day it is complete. here's a bit of a tell story that we're following for you but lisa fired tear gas in hong kong spotty district protest has brought the area to a standstill on halloween usually off the busiest nights of the year the latest economic data shows that hong kong is now in recession for the 1st time in a de

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he had a right wing extremist but however though the fact that this happened on the holiest day of judaism is somewhat worrying jews right now are outraged and there is no police to be seen near the synagogue the time of the incident and just a reminder here that it was the holiest day on the jewish calendar which means that the attendance would have been high as expected. what i cannot understand a tool is why the synagogue had no police protection on the most important jewish day of celebration had the. likelihood of being prevented from committing a 2nd attack. vigil that happened last night at the main synagogue in berlin german chancellor angela merkel was the was there and was confronted by people about security measures she simply responded saying that not enough was done to protect the people there. 2 people lost their lives this was an attack on jews and jews in germany we will do everything possible to ensure the you can live in safety it's clear that we're not doing enough we must do. the attack though cause more outrage as the perpetrator live streamed the incident on. a platfo

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america continuously has supported jewish life in germany and worldwide she has continuously supported judaism itself and is the true state of israel. and this not only being in office but already before all through her political career and you really could have felt it here in munich that the audience especially the members of the world jewish committee conference said that our president currently here in munich for the next 2nd shift meeting they release all sorts what she missed a lot of said here i think there's a great quote of emotional points in that price and in that support from his neck and for this award it comes just weeks after the deadly attack near a synagogue in the east german city of hala how is the world jewish congress reacting to reports of growing entice images i'm here in germany. where they presented a study and a survey here in munich that was published a couple of days ago saying that 27 percent of germans are anti-semitic 18 percent of germans and miss a lot of highly criticize these figures of course but he also called the elites here saying we have to fight this an

. >> reporter: devastation in germany on judaism's holiest day.r ranting about try to force his way into a synagogue in the eastern city of halle. the assailant was unable to enter the building where 80 people were observing the holy day of yom kippur. attacker fired shots outside the synagogue and into a near like a bop shop. amateur video shows a man in combat clothing opening fire from behind his car. german police say one suspect has been arrested. 35 minute video of the attack was alive streamed on amazon's streaming site, twitch. the platform has since removed the video which appears to have been filmed by the gunman. the president of the central council of jews in germany criticized the lack of police president around the synagogue and called on authorities to increase their protection of the jewish people. >>translator: i would've expected a more clear protection by the police in front of synagogues all over germany. it should not have been necessary to discuss the security matter. it should've been a normal thing for the police to do. >>

israel is a small country with a fast growing population with cremation traditionally prohibited by judaism the answer could look like this. a gigantic underground necropolis costing at least 45000000 euros and housing 23000 graves as well as several main and connecting streets relatives can find their loved ones grieve. we could make a burial ceremonies here in. pure son you know oldest son in his early snow and same goes for. gluing glass orbs helped create a special atmosphere there the brainchild of a german artist who wants to bring light into the darkness. floats upwards it's very atmospheric very gentle. it doesn't scream it doesn't say here i am. rather it fills these catacombs with a certain mood. it will be 4 more years before the subterranean city of the day it is complete. well he's force now and in baseball the washington nationals have won their 1st world series title after defeating the houston astros in texas the astros had been heavy favorites coming into the season finale the nationals came from behind t.b.s. raised 62 and a decisive game 7 but the city's previous team the

killing 2 people and that followed an attempted assault on a crowded synagogue full of worshippers on judaism's holiest day but that attack. also coming up tonight in turkey begins its military offensive in northern syria. kurdish militants in what president is calling operation peace he says he wants to prevent what he calls a terror of accord along turkey's southern border. it's good to have you with us tonight germany's interior ministry is calling a shooting that took place in eastern germany today and anti-semitic attack 2 people were killed in the city of hala when an attacker opened fire outside of synagogue and at a nearby shop it happened around 1 pm local time authorities say that the gunman also tried to force his way into the synagogue where worshippers had gathered for young kapoor the holiest day in the jewish calendar police have arrested one person german media are saying that the suspect is a 27 year old white german man with a right wing extremist back. let's take this story to hala now my colleague karl nasa is on the ground force going to do you karl so what is the latest no

inside, dozens of worshippers were observing judaism's holiest holiday, yom kippur.ebecca blady who moved from new york to berlin earlier this year was one of them. >> they told us, "get out of here. go deeper into the synagogue building, go upstairs-- >> reporter: police say when the shooter couldn't get into the genagogue he entered a nearby kabob shop and killed a man. hours later they arrested the suspect seen in a livestreamed video. a german man identified by local media as 27-year-old stephan aslliet. >> it was really terrifying and airitually, also, a very deep experience. >> reporter: it deepened your faith. >> i have to say yes. i mean, i'm here. >> reporter: anti-semitic crimes are on the rise here in germany. the government says they jumped nearly 20% last year with most committed by the far right. norah. >> o'donnell: roxana, thank you. tonight we have a cbs news exclusive. we are learning for the first fime the full contents of a memo written by the whistleblower at the heart of the house impeachment inquiry. the memo was based on a conversation with a

synagogue to attack worshipers gathered for the young kapoor holiday the holiest day of the year in judaism. and joining us now here in the studio is patrick sands burge a c.d.u. politician and member of the german parliament oversight committee on the intelligence services thank you so much for joining us and welcome to the program we know that the authorities they seem to have established a timeline of events in holland so now as a member of this oversight committee what exactly are you trying to find out so we're looking closely if there are any connections to other people if you have was really alone there to develop the guns by himself they were guns idea and any connection to other people and what about other connections to. move that could be the ones who are in christ church. so are there any links on platforms to these people like breivik christchurch this issues yeah exactly we have the actor essentially acting alone but you know the larger question is was he part of one of these international networks of of like my sims or don't know the money festo it's 11 pages long but there a

extremely important day for the jewish community it's often regarded as the most solemn of of days in judaism and we've heard from sources here in holland that the synagogue was what they said at full capacity says that there was about 70 to 80 people in the synagogue at this time going to those special services which usually last all day and this is right behind me here is where that shooting took place i took a break in hala thank you. bring you some breaking news here dwi turkey has begun its military offensive in northern syria turkish t.v. reports the jets are carrying out the ass strikes on syria and kurdish positions in the border town of tal. video footage a show of strikes hitting feels with reports from the kurdish that syrian democratic forces say the air strikes are causing huge panic amongst the people before the strikes president announced the offensive into tweets. the turkish armed forces together with the syrian national army just launched operation peace spring against the p.k. k y p g and terrorists in northern syria our mission is to prevent the creation of a terror corrid

this is like the basement of anything that judaism would stand for.he army of tomorrow is the group of children today. what is there for you when you become 18? 36% of the boys have to go. 45% of them witnessed the beating and the killing of their fathers. they immediately switch from the helpless father, who could not protect them, to somebody who is more thoughtful. jews who are armed with machine guns and military jeeps victimize these children, and when we allow the children to play this game as part of the therapy, many of thee children prefer to play the role of the jew in the game becacause that power. ♪ >> under the deep strains of the current intifada, very few israelis went on examining how to make core examples tense happen. she is -- core existence. >> i asked to speak with prime minister netanyahu. i wrote to him five times. and then he doesn't want to speak with me. in the letters i wrote i want you to look me in the eye and to tell me that my son died for a reason. i want you to look at me. he never had the courage to do it. i feel a re

for thousands of years judaism and christianity have both taught that marriage should be between a mannd woman. people are free to disagree with that believe. but government is not free to punish a church who questions that belief. if the democrats ever seize control of this country again they will work overtime to restrict our most of basic freedom, the freedom of religion. there is only one candidate running for president who is working for or even talking about religious liberty and that candidate's name is donald j. trump. lou: left wing rioters attacking trump supporters. hundreds of rioters, thugs, attacking people wearing maga hats. those people -- trump supporters who had been in attendance at the rally. your reaction. >> this shows the hypocrisy of the left. they talk about tolerance and inclusion. but they are the most of intolerant people in the world when it comes to ideas they don't agree with. the president is coming to dallas next thursday for a make america great again rally. i have a friendly piece of advice for antifa or any other left-wing group. you probably shouldn

background and however the fact that this attack occurred on unguarded synagogue on the holiest day in judaism is somewhat worrying jews are very outraged no police was near the synagogue at the moment of the incident and just a reminder it is the holy it was the holiest day on the jewish calendar and the attendance at the synagogue was high. but you cannot understand a tool as one of the synagogue had no police protection in the most important jewish day of celebration had the. likelihood of being prevented from committing a 2nd attack. at a vigil held the main synagogue and berlin last night a german chancellor angela merkel attended and was confronted by people there about security measures she simply responded by saying that not enough was done to protect the people there. 2 people lost their lives this was an attack on jews and jews in germany we will do everything possible to ensure the you can live in safety it's clear that we're not doing enough we must do. the attacked caused more outrage because it was lifestream a platform that is most commonly used for live streaming video of video

would have been in that synagogue today is yom kippur pull off to see it as the as the holiest day in judaism and it is the day of atonement as well and so that it's quite likely that there were many people in the synagogue today and we're also hearing reports from local media that the hunger an aide was also thrown onto the jewish graveyard close to the synagogue just before the shooting took place and your as you mentioned in leipzig very close to hala just 30 kilometers also perpetrators are at large what's the security situation there where you are. well at the moment so far there's been no change here in a light so it is already have quite a large police presence here in that light 6 today of course the city is marking the 30th anniversary of those pivotal demonstrations here in leipzig which eventually brought down the fall of the berlin wall 30 years ago so there's already quite a high police presence here today thousands of people actually expect to fill the square behind me later this evening it's still unclear as to whether all of those plans will continue to take place as planned s

lockdown and today is yom kippur war also known as the day of jewish atonement that's the holiest day in judaism the site where the shooting reportedly took place is a historic site for the city's jewish community with me to discuss that a little bit more here in the studio is mom.

. >> for thousands of years christianity and judaism have taught that marriage is between a man and woman and people have every right to disagree with that but government has no right to try to coerce a church or synagogue to change it to believe and if you allow this kind of intrusion by government where does it stop? in my church we require people to be members to profess faith in jesus christ and be baptized. what of summary from another religion said we want to be members but don't want to subscribe to that belief. is that discrimination? the government involvement in religion, for government to try to change a church's bully for control it in any way may be allowable in north korea or china but is disallowed in the united states of america. the first amendment of the constitution says congress shall make no law prohibiting the free exercise of religion. >> whether you are republican or democrat, this statement should bother you deeply. we don't want a government that punishes disfavored religious beliefs. everyone is entitled to a mulligan now and then, take one here. >> this has bee