by for us in berlin outside without meetings taking place is date every political correspondent kate brady kate tell us there's been a recent development in this story what's the latest. well there certainly has rebecca the meeting has since come to an end and a statement has now been released give you that now it just says that the election of the state premier in turn with a majority that was only achieved with votes from the f.t. is an unforgiving full event the coalition partners expect the elected state premier thomas kemalist to draw the only correct conclusion and to step down from office today now it is necessary to ensure stable and transparent political conditions inter in jail as a next step the coalition partners expect the regional parliament to immediately elect a new state premier so it does continue to go on saying that it is necessary to quickly hold fresh elections in to rindge and now let's just break that statement down a little bit we've actually already seen. some action taking place as a result of that statement and thomas kemah british the f.t. politician of the pro

as well as she's known here absolutely she's already political correspondent kate brady analyzing it for us thank you so much kate. it's. well u.s. media say that an american man has died of the coronavirus the u.s.s. then died in a hospital in the chinese city of rouhani where the outbreak began is the 1st known coronavirus related death of a non chinese person in china and here in europe and a french mountain town french authorities say that 5 british tourists have been diagnosed with the virus the group includes a 9 year old child local authorities shut down 2 schools close the ski resort meanwhile france's foreign office now recommends that its systems do not travel to china. and in hong kong authorities are making a fresh effort to prevent the corona virus from spreading they have imposed a mandatory 2 week koren time corn team for anyone arriving from mainland china. an unusual plea from hong kong's leader or who you say would go out i would like to make an appeal to the public i know there are people in a position to buy a small number of mosques maybe 10020000 mosques if anyon

to walk us through all of this t w political correspondent kate brady joins me now kate i am with resigning at the coalition wants new state elections is that the solution to all of this well it certainly seems that we are going to see new elections. that demand has come from in or the highest position from the government governing coalition but it really doesn't seem that that might solve this problem it could still come to a very similar result we've been looking at some polls today and even now there is one coalition that looks most likely and that's between the greens and the left posse and the social democrats now that would be very very close majority if they managed to make it over that 50 percent hurdle that said if they don't they need the support of the conservative c.d.u. and the problem which we saw here as well if we go back a few months is that the c.d.u. does not want to support dealing to the left party as it has its own links the former communist party of former east germany so they have their own issues with the link as much as they have issues with the far right a.f.p. so

and they have a new political correspondent kate brady is outside that meeting she joins me now kate what's going on there so far what's the object objective of these crisis talks . well the main objective of this meeting going on behind me in the chancellery right now will be to find some clarity really and a plan of how to move forward after this week's debacle now the s.p.d. the social democrats will be putting a lot of pressure on the conservative c.d.u. today the s.p.d. wants to see fresh elections in the ring but the c.d.u. has really struggled so far to make clear exactly where the party stands with even the party leader on a credit crunch karrenbauer seemingly pedaling backwards pedaling on her initial calls for fresh elections saying now that the time should also be taken to possibly find an alternative solution to get out of this deadlock in the engine kate chancellor angela merkel has criticised the events in calling them a grave mistake now she's just returned from an official visit to africa can she sort out this debacle. well if you look at some of the action already be

political correspondent kate brady joins me now in studio to help break down those results kate 1st of all just what stands out to you with those numbers of just all oh well for us and for what the. booking the national trends and they have managed to hold on to that strong hold a pen in hamburg at the same time of course the greens have come out the big winners they've doubled their amount of since the last state election up in hamburg in 2015 the cd you have a cd you they've seen a record low sinking down to as little as 11.5 percent they've never really have much of a stronghold or a strong sense of support in any way but of course the debacle recently just a few weeks ago in the eastern state of 3rd which saw the c.d.u. that cooperate with the f.d.a. and they won't help with these results and of course we also have indeed the far right at the moment if these projections prove to be correct they could be out of the state parliament in hamburg which would be a 1st in germany as they finally last year they actually made it into all 16 states let's zoom in 1st of all on the greens i me

don't be correspondent kate brady welcome kate what more can you tell us well so far phil we know already that a silver mercedes reportedly plowed into a crowd at the carnival celebrations in folk miles an hour around half past 2 local time earlier this afternoon and so far police have said that at least 10 people have been injured among them children as well and of course a carnival celebrations here in germany up a ticket only famous especially in western parts of germany so many many people will have been out on the streets today even in such a small town like folk mas and which is home to only around $6000.00 people so far we do also know that the driver of that car which plowed into the crowd has now been arrested but police say they are yet to determine exactly what happened and whether it was an accident or whether the driver intentionally drove into the crowd of people but this is the stage i mentioned at the top of program this is the stage in which that these shootings happened last week was that had there been any particular sort of security put in place as a result of last wee

at let's talk more about how germany is coping with the corona virus we have our correspondent kate brady with us here in studio hi kate we've heard the health minister now call this an epidemic here in germany so what is the government doing well there has been a taskforce now established to deal with this but at the moment germany is taking a very common level headed approach to dealing with current virus here in germany but of course the situation is changing very rapidly and we're expecting to hear again from the health minister later today but at the moment when not expecting to see any large scale measures like closures in quarantines of entire towns and villages for example like we're seeing in parts of northern italy that said the local health ministries in the different states around germany particularly in north rhine-westphalia for example what we've now had a couple confirmed with corona virus encouraging people to isolate themselves to quarantine themselves if they have come into contact with someone who is affected and of course if people start to show symptoms them selves t

correspondent kate brady here in baghdad welcome what more can you tell us. well so often as you say we know that at least 10 people have been injured in this incident in folk mohsen and among them are children as well and police have said that the driver of the silver mercedes which plowed into the crowd of people has now been taken into custody so he will be being questioned now police have made it clear that as yet they have not been able to determine whether the incident was indeed an accident or whether the driver intentionally drove into that crowd of people now last week's deadly shootings in the town of hama hop and in this same state tests of security been increased as a result kate. certainly well as a long term venture the interior ministry had said that it was already going to police presence on german streets and outside mosques for example and at airports too but there is also the plan at least by authorities at what they said last week to increase preparations at least for any potential reprisal attacks now again is not to say that this is a re

of soul searching in the days and weeks ahead we hear the call from our chief political editor kate brady out there in the field in her now where this attack took place thank you so much to both of you. earlier i spoke with eon st pierre who is a security expert and counterterrorism advisor in frankfurt i asked him about the letter and the video of the alleged perpetrator and what more he could tell us about. he goes very different ways. most different theories but the core message is essentially these used. a key a conspiracy theory doubt of the great placement of. international conspiracy to replace western people from their own influx of migrants and this theory very actually since 2011 and of course refugee crisis in 2015. because a lot of people feel good indicated. by. this route. they did and are. and this is. aside from a lot of. conspiracy theories this is essentially a red line to thread. messages and video messages. can you expand on this idea of sparking a race for. yes well that's that's the idea of the great replacement is that to avert this great replacement people will nee

to come out and address journalists meanwhile i have with me did political correspondent kate brady kate while we to hear from the woman who's known as. a kid in germany tell us how surprising was announcement that she will be stepping down as leader of the cd you bought well certainly was a surprise she's been wrapped up in in several scandals over her time in office as the c.d.u. party leader and then also shortly after that she was appointed the office of defense minister and so far we've heard that she will be continuing to stay on as germany's defense minister but this was surprising it seems that many things had been sorted out over the weekend following the scandal in the eastern state of just to remind ourselves of course last week the state pregnant state premier in thuringia was elected there and that was done through cooperation between the conservative c.d.u. the per business d.p. and the far right a.f.d. so effectively the conservatives there actually overstepped party line they crossed party lines as the c.d.u. the conservative c.d.u. like of the parties in germany say we w

the very latest now political correspondent brant is here in the studio our political reporter kate brady is out in the field in one now on the ground there in cape therefore i'd like to begin with you bring us up to date. well what we know say for us air is a day the shooting took place in the late i was yesterday evening shortly after 10 him firstly at one of the she just behind me here before the suspect then fled to a 2nd location in toto we believe now at least 9 people were killed in this double shooting and we now as you mention believe will say that the suspects indeed then killed himself and he's body was found lace and at his home alongside the body of his mother so investigations are now underway you can see the street behind me has been cordoned off by they sent investigators and i'll continue in the work as we also know this case has also not been handed over to federal prosecution and that here in germany gives you some indication of the severity of this of the shooting and how it's being handled as of course it's usually the federal prosecution that takes some of the cases

arrested carnival parades in the rest of the state have now been canceled let's bring in correspondent kate brady welcome kate let's let's start with the latest well we have as we have there in the report hearing contradiction reports at the moment of whether or not the drive a did indeed drive into the crowd intentionally and we've heard reports in german media spoken to the police as well who said that they believe that he did indeed carry out brother decided to drive into the crowd intentionally however at the same time the german interior ministry is saying that at the moment. the suspected perpetrator cannot currently be questioned so it seems at least that a lot of the information that police are acting on at the moment is from witnesses and we've heard as well in german media many witnesses reporting that the driver actually drove around a barrier that was in place at the carnival parades and then proceeded to drive some 30 meters into the crowd so we will be getting more information from all thought over the course of the evening but we also do know at the moment that the driver as i say

and from the city of hanno we're now joined by indeed obvious political correspondent kate brady who's standing by hello to you kate so we just heard a little bit about one of the victims in our report but what about the others what more can you tell us about the other victims. well we know now marianne that 9 of the victims were indeed of foreign descent and all of them are either german or foreign nationals 5 of them from turkey one from bosnia-herzegovina another from bulgaria and one from from romania and we also now know that they are indeed all aged between 20 to 21 and 44 years old with of course also the last victim being the 72 year old mother of the suspects and it seems having spoken to many people here over the last couple of days many people here knew the victims either directly or rather by shall we say 3 degrees of separation and so that's shock really is still settling in and the city here is very much still trying to come to terms with what happened just a couple of days ago i. know kate in the wake of this attack german authorities have now announced be fucked up prot

s political correspondent kate brady is standing by for us in now now kate so we saw in that report it seems that quite a number of people turned out for today's demonstration what was the message that protesters had. well there were 2 real messages of course the weekend has provided locals here with a chance to unite as well now everyone's off work to show solidarity this weekend and remember the victims who lost their lives on wednesday evening but the main message at the demonstration today was to show a stance against far right extremism here in germany but interestingly enough many demonstrators were also carrying placards criticizing the far right posse with many people reiterating what we've heard from some politicians over the last couple of days as well in their criticism of the far right a.f.d. for their role in normalizing rights rhetoric here in germany in recent years and those now increasing calls for the a.f.p. to be put under surveillance. all right so german politicians have acknowledged that the country does have a problem with extremist far right elements one thing t

for more and now we want to go to the site of the shootings my colleague correspondent kate brady is joining me now let's bring that camera around kate there you are you've been following this story for us all day what have you heard from the people there was in the reaction there to these attacks. well this 1st so for my speed or reaction of shock air that this has happened yet again of course it's only 4 months since we saw that fall right tara attack against a synagogue in the eastern german city of hala but there was also a sense of frustration here today among many members of of locals here and especially among the turkish community of course many of them are in fact german but they voiced their concerns to me as well saying that now they are wondering that even now so many years after that i'm sisters most likely their grandparents if not the great grandparents moved here from turkey to germany to help rebuild the country in the 1950 s. and 1960 s. they still feel as though they don't belong completely to germany and that they have viewed as some kind of other by some of the ger

is political correspondent kate brady joins us now from hanno where demonstration is just getting underway so kate what we've already seen a number of vigils and protests in the wake of the hannah attacks what's happening at today's event. was it today's event so really enables everyone who really has been at work the rest of the week to come out today and show a side of solidarity and the organizers want people to unite today in a sign against far right extremism as you can see there's already at least around 1500 people here gathered behind me in central now many of them already carrying banners call it shouting chants like nazis out of and also there's a lot of families as well behind me and a lot of posters with. sari criticism of the far right a.f.d. in calling for the far right party the alternative for germany posse to actually be put under surveillance now because that just reiterate some of the criticism that we've even heard from german politicians in recent days as well who have said that while the a.f.p. would not directly involved influenced the killing are not wednesday and t

let's go right to where you give us kate brady is standing by for us hi kate this is a city that is still very much in mourning tell us what has been going on there where you are. well as you might be able to see behind me siri many mourners and locals have been back out again this evening to read lights and lay fresh flowers and candles that was laid out here yesterday evening in the hours and the day after that shooting on wednesday evening and throughout the day today there have been a couple of events taking place earlier on today in the marketplace some 200 people joined hands in a sign of solidarity against the full rights of fall right extremism and earlier just within the last hour or so as several close friends locals and some close relatives of some of those victims in wednesday night's shooting actually gathered here just behind me just meters away from the scene of the 1st in that double shooting and they shed not only the names of the victims that were killed on wednesday but also held a minute's silence voiced some of their feelings as well much frustration was voiced during

germany's conservatives have months to resolve the sudden crisis to be a political correspondent kate brady joins us more on that good morning to you kate what does this all leave the german government and is the coalition at risk well we heard there in the report the social democrats of already being voicing their concerns about the future of the leadership of the coalition partner but at the moment the gro co of the grand coalition as it's known looks likely to continue but that will really depend on how the c.d.u. progress is in the next in the coming months over this issue of a new leader and most likely a candidate for the for next year's federal elections but that's if we look at the bigger picture it's not so much the government but really germany's political stance on the world stage particularly in the e.u. which is in a much more precarious position right now and there were a lot of voices coming out of brussels at least yesterday wondering what on earth is going on in germany right now and of course they'll be looking for wards those elections that a jew to take place here in 202

and kate brady has been reporting from higher now and has more on the aftermath of the shooting as a shock continues to settle in here in how now the weekend has provided the city with a chance to unite not only to mourn the victims of wednesday's shooting but to also take a stance against far right extremism many demonstrators out on the streets today also criticize the far right. particularly for its role in the normalization of far right rhetoric in recent years opinion also remains divided over plans to increase police presence here in germany with many locals here particularly those of foreign descent saying they just want to be treated like everyone else. and return the bundesliga saturday's late game saw title contenders leipzig keep up the pressure on byron munich at the top of the table with a stunning 5 nil demolition of. marcel's opened the scoring from the 1st minute long distance effort seemed to catch goalkeeper alexander new unprepared in the 2nd half german youngster made it to know with his 21st goal of the current industry to campaign life see 3 more after that with

a d w reporter kate brady has been following the developments in honolulu and she sent us this isn't of the mood among the city's residents. hundreds of candles and flowers have been laid here in just meters away from the scene of the 1st in the double shooting on wednesday evening the city today was one left in shock but also one with a sense of frustration frustration that many members of the community here particularly those of turkish descent still feel like they're treated as outsiders but also a sense of anger that germany's 3rd fall right extremist terrorist attack was able to happen here just 4 months after an anti-semitic attack in eastern germany now the city and the rest of germany alike a looking to politicians for answers. and as germany the victims of the attack near frankfurt world leaders have been expressing this sympathies. for the gunman's rampage has reverberated far beyond germany many of his victims were of turkish descent president wretch of type offered a message of support. you know my honor. i express my condolences to our expired trades who lost their lives

political correspondent kate brady joins me now from outside the german chancery where those talks are taking place what are the objective of today's crisis talks in berlin. well the main objective will be to find some clarity and then to find a consensus on how to move forward after this week's debacle the speedy the social democrats are putting an awful lot of pressure on the conservative c.d.u. during these meetings they want some answers to know whether the conservative c.d.u. in thuringia did indeed know about the possible cooperation with the far right f.t. before that controversial appointment in a 3rd ring g.s.a. they'll be a lot of pressure coming from them today while the c.d.u. will desperately be trying to save face chancellor angela merkel has criticised the events in her in jail calling them a grave mistake she's just returned from an official visit to africa is she going to be able to sort out this crisis well they certainly seem so far that she's taking quite an active role in dealing with this crisis earlier today we heard that she's now fired her commissioner for east

reporter kate brady has more. as the shock continues to set in here and now the questions over how this was able to happen a stocking up prosecutor says have now confirmed the suspect was indeed mentally unstable and held far right extremist views they've now also confirmed that he was previously known to the federal prosecution after he filed a criminal complaint last year claiming that an old denies ation existed which was tapping into people's brains in order to control welt events now with evidence like that many people asking why authours he's wasn't able to join the dots any. italy has announced its 1st victim of the corona virus a 78 year old man died in the northern city of padua the world health organization is warning that the world must act quickly to get the disease under control because the window of opportunity is closing w.h.o. is concerned about a surgeon cases with no clear link to china which is at the epicenter of the outbreak although the total number of cases outside china remains relatively s

police he said that he was under surveillance by an unidentified intelligence organization reporter kate brady has more. as the shock continues to set in here in her now the questions over how this was able to happen a stocking up prosecutors have now confirmed the suspect was indeed mentally unstable and held far right extremist views they've now also confirmed that he was previously known to the federal prosecution after he filed a criminal complaint last year claiming that an old denies ation existed which was tapping into people's brains in order to control world events now with evidence like that many people asking why authours he's weren't able to join the dots any. and now to the latest on the corona virus outbreak the world health organization is increasingly concerned about the spread of the virus in iran which has confirmed 18 cases in 2 days travellers from iran have also carried the virus to lebanon and canada in northern italy 8 more people have tested positive and some towns have closed schools and other public places a cluster has also developed in south korea where the number o

and joining me now from home now is database political correspondent kate brady in that piece we just we heard from one of the victims what more can you tell us about the other. well we know now rebecca that 9 of the victims were indeed of foreign descent and all of them were either foreign or german nationals all aged between just 21 and 44 years old and of course also the mother of the suspects a 72 year old woman and we know now also you that there were 5 turkish people among them one from bosnia-herzegovina wimble garion and one romanian and it seems from the people that i've spoken to here in hand over the last couple of days that a lot of people that i've spoken to i knew one of the victims either directly or should we say 3 or 3 degrees of separation and it really seems to have shaken the community here the fact that they knew these people so closely who lost their lives of wednesday this indeed in north already has have announced beefing up protection measures as having spoken to many members of the community what's your impression do you think that minority communities and ho

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dresden on behalf of germany that germany is learning from its lessons of from past atrocities right kate brady standing on the banks of the river elba with the cityscape often dressed in behind you thank you very much for that and john before i leave you for your final comment on what. i had to say on this anniversary. for just one little anecdote which is almost but on the side but it's such a positive thing that i'd like to emphasize that he drew attention to the fact that british people have contributed to rebuilding of the famous fallen character and that it's not simply a symbol of suffering it's a symbol of reconciliation absolutely and he also did say one sentence that there's more that unites us than divides us john barry understands you very much for talking to us on the 75th. when others give up. natalia keeps on fighting. many russian mothers are in similar situations. their sons have run afoul of the country's arbitrary justice her only hope is protest. and she's not a law. abiding citizen of a bad guy next on g w a. carefully . don't suit she needs to be a good. match. discover. t

did abuse kate brady has been following the story for us today good day to you kate 75 years after dresden germans are still struggling with finding some kind of unity in mourning there were dead especially the civilians who died as they did in dresden what's behind that. well it certainly has been a struggle for many decades now more than 7 decades and of course and the anniversary. that began yesterday going into the weekend of course is perhaps one of the most if not the most difficult of of days of days of remember and as we head toward the 75th anniversary of the end of the 2nd world war and that's largely due to as you heard there in the report this debate over whether or not this bombing 75 years ago was really necessary by the allies all whether it could have been avoided and of course that has played a huge role in germany's atonement for the atrocities caused by the nazis during the 2nd world war and is still being dealt with today not only by dresden as but by historians and and germans across the country but i think it was clear yesterday i was them myself in dresden that the m

kate brady reporting from the ground there thank you so much. but as we said this is a terror attack that has shocked the country we have our chief political editor michelle are with us she's been following the investigation and the political reaction as well hi michelle thanks for joining us at the german interior minister jose. he held a press conference today talking about the aftermath what is the good german government planning to do here well in concrete terms say he says there will be more police presence outside sensitive sites also including some mosques but at the same time he stressed that there wouldn't be any call for legal changes in fact just on wednesday in the german cabinet a hate crime hate speech law was being debated was being discussed that's being brought on its way and there's a sense that the government really has to react by using all the measures available to its max and quite clearly politicians are also understanding that there won't be a simple moving on that was a direct question towards him how much blame lies wit

brady our political our correspondent in the field is also standing by kate i'd like to bring you in if i can. apologies just being told my producer she's actually not with us so tell us i mean the fact that the federal prosecutor is now involved in this case what does that tell us about what is going on behind the scenes where i mean that has wide implication this is not crime this is terrorism that's that's what the prosecutor believes is the case and that's why it's so important where the prosecutor general acts fast i think it's very important to note that he is seeing a learning curve that was very swift action from his side to take on this case we haven't seen this in the past particularly point you towards the actually terrible legacy of security services here in germany being considered to be blind on the right eye with this in view of this terrorist cell that in this you terrorist cell for years going around shooting people in broad daylight at point blank range just simply for having a migratory background and that not being detected or not wanting to be detected by german

the obvious political correspondent kate brady was one of the reporters who filed the report and she's with me the studio welcome kid unless it is the case is being rejected why does she think this decision was wrong and what's the state's view on it will be the reason of the rejection from marcello's application isn't actually that unique we spoke to a lot of people who apply while we're while we were researching for this report and we heard from quite a few people that have been that they have been rejected on the grounds that sisters had supposedly fled voluntarily now of course that then begs the question how soon is soon enough sometimes some people fled before the nuremberg race laws were implemented but of course during that entire 12 year period of the nazi dictatorship jews were being persecuted and obviously the situation deteriorated and very very quick crates and so of course history tells us that of course people like marseilles grandfather didn't flee voluntarily there was very much a reason why he fled to brazil as a jew in 1937 and the state however it looks at each of

straight to where we join kate brady welcome what is the atmosphere there like today. well certainly this is a town still in shock today felt but also as many people that i spoke to yesterday told me a sense of the surreal variety seems to be setting in here with many of them now asking. themselves or say it could have been me could it of could the next attack should that be would be here at the at the barber shop would it be here at my small mini supermarket and so many locals are questioning now whether they are still safe and while some of them have welcomed the new measures that have been announced today by the german interior ministry including the promise of more police on the streets in germany many people are also saying that that's simply not enough and that they don't want to be protected they don't see why they should need to be protected in the 1st place and what instead like to see a more fundamental rethinking both in politics and society say of what went wrong here and what is still very much wrong when it comes to german identity and people with migrati

earlier yes it's been a horrific day here in germany near the site of the shootings in our very own kate brady she's covering that side of the story force and here at the big table with me is our chief political editor because let me start with you we just heard part of what the german president there said they're calling this an act of domestic terrorism so what's the reaction then to be an act of domestic terrorism well 1st of all people came out onto the streets here and across more than 50 towns and cities to demonstrate this so that darsie with those victims 1st and foremost saying that they simply won't stand for this society going this way and we also had steinmeyer have would be cool and everybody just sat in the responsibility now to stop individuals being singled out minorities being singled out and tackle this hatred so a lot of big what this evening but a nation still clearly in shock about where you are there you're basically at the site of where you know the killings took place what are people say. he's actually a friend i'm stood right in front of well that 1st of the 2 shooting

and kate brady is with us she's been taking a look at how germany is coping with the coronavirus we heard that they're setting up a federal crisis unit here in germany what measures will be taken as i say we're not at this point expecting to see any large scale measures the kind of which we've seen in parts of italy for example where entire small towns or villages have been quarantined and closed off but there were some new measures announced today during the press conference for example deportations of rejected asylum seekers back to east of they where they originally of arrived those will be temporarily halted and people returning from countries most affected by the corona virus have been asked to contact local authorities when they return back to germany or just a rifle here on the travel so that's countries like china south korea japan iran and italy but the main aim right now is sue slow down the spread of the virus here in germany and to really break down the chain of infection that's the main aim of this crisis commission and so one of the main measures that the governments are rel

there are lots of questions tonight joining me now is my colleague kate brady she is in one hour she is near the site of the shootings from last night good evening to you kate we know the people there have been reacting to this tragedy with sadness and with anger i mean what have you heard but if you see. will initially say for those certainly was a reaction of shock pair people find it hard to believe that this happened in such a tiny nondescript town as have now and it was just right here behind me. that you might still be able to see when the 1st shooting took place but as i spoke savor most people throughout the day it became clear that there was also a sense of frustration here particularly among members of the turkish community here who to me said that they are very much sick of being seen as not being german many of the people that i spoke to him and some of them hold of german and turkish passports and they said that they still feel that this links to today it's yesterday's for far right extremists terrorist attack they see they see themselves as still being outside as here th