right extremist kills 10 people in germany the gunman walked into 2 bars in the city of 10 new york frankfurt and killed his victims execution style prosecutors are treating it as an act of domestic terrorism turns on the miracle has expressed her deep condolences to the victims' families. together with people across the whole of germany i share the deep pain shell today by the people of han all over the brutal deaths of so many of our fellow citizens. i'm a lark thank you so much for your company everyone when we begin this broadcast with a community in germany reeling from the murder of 10 people in a terror attack a suspected far right extremist with a gun walked into to shisha bars in the city of hono near frankfurt he targeted people of color and shot them execution style the suspect was a 43 year old german who national police have identified as toby s r is said to have later killed himself and his mother and their apartment. the morning after in hanoi. residents woke up to speculation that far right extremism motivated attacks in their neighborhood the severity of the incident is being

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in new york, the dowjones closed down by more than 3%. paris, london and frankfurtundreds of tourists are told they can't leave their hotel after an italian doctor there tested positive for the virus. we just have to stay in the hotel. we just have to stay in the hotel. we cannot leave. we can walk around front that we can sit on the sidelines but there is a cordon around the hotel and the police. in iran: the deputy minister is seen repeatedly wiping his face at a press conference. he'd spent days defending the government's response to the outbreak. he's now tested positive for the virus. this was delhi today. at least 13 people killed in clashes over a new citizenship law. it grants amnesty to immigrants from neighbouring countries — as long as they're not muslims. the eu's members states agree a mandate for post brexit trade talks with the uk. the british government says it will set out its plans on thursday. there are now over 80,000 cases of the coronavirus in 36 countries. and we're just getting reports that algeria has its first case — that would make 37. the

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course it's an interconnected world what happens in china reverberates around the world in new york of frankfurt and london so we'll have to see as those markets open how badly the woman virus is having its effect on the world economy all right so far but also with the latest in washington d.c. rob thank you al-jazeera catherine so is and nairobi she says the threat of krajina virus is causing a real concern in regions already affected by pola. there's a lot of concern that have been raised by people living in countries on the continent who are quite worried about how prepared their countries are to deal with corner virus that's why you see in many statements that have been issued by countries in different regions of particularly since statements from kenya and ethiopia all of them trying to assure their citizens that hall is while talking about increased measures talking about increased surveillance border screening screening in all border points and this is something that has been going on from before especially in this region because of an airball outbreak in the democratic republic of congo

news from all around the world. from hong kong to london, frankfurt and new york come our bloomberg voices are on the ground with this morning's top stories. in asia, the coronavirus continues to spread, with south africa reporting a surge in was also inand that south korea. joining us is stephen engle. give us the latest. stephen: you have another revision out of china as they get previously unreported cases out of five different prisons in three provinces. you have those supposedly isolated clusters adding to the total again. they revealed the numbers and then added more. in some cases, more than 200 ands in chengdu province another in hubei province. more provinces could report outbreaks as well in those supposedly isolated ecosystems like prisons. as well, we are seeing additional clusters in other parts of asia, not just china. you are seeing a surge in cases of another 52 in south korea. they have now 208 cases, as well as one death. we are seeing another cluster in the central city where the virus has gone through a religious sect. there is heightened concern in south korea. japan, they are seeing areas of inf

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new york city, thank you very much. i pay all my taxes. >>> ten people killed, a suspected gunman dead after shooting in hanau east of frankfurt. >>> president trump has chosen to appoint richard grenell as acting director of national intelligence. >> ryan newman is walking out of the hospital hand in hand with daughters, two days after the wreck. >> how horrible was the crash. it was on fire. >>> investigators trying to figure out how a car rolled off the ferry in long island, killing two women. >>> pop smoke dies after shot in his home. >> detectives are working to determine a motive. >>> extraordinary video of a concert violinist playing during brain surgery. >>> democrats held a presidential debate. this is the ninth democratic debate. if you haven't been watching, it is the thing they have been airing between commercials for michael bloomberg. >> heat for johnson. long distance. >> a monster upset. >> nc state. >> easily the biggest win of the season. >> the court would be stormed. 88-66. >> what a celebration. >> my son went to duke, they're in mourning att duke today. >> that picture of ryan newman walking out of the hospital with the

frankfurt and taken advantage of the war bride act, this was a special immigration procedure rated by congress precisely so that war veterans return to the us with new wives. ellen arrived in new york on august 14 1948. that's when the honeymoon turned to a nightmare. citing evidence that they refuse to disclose even to the knox, immigration officials at ellis island were anything but welcoming. ellen was excluded from the united states and sent to the restricted quarters of the islands immigration station to fight for her freedom. as we approach ellis island, she later wrote i could see parts of it were enclosed by wire fences topped by barb wire and marked by what appeared to be watchtowers. these fenced off areas were subdivided by more fences which gave the whole place look of a group of kennels. and an official history published by the now-defunct immigration and naturalization service leader described as agrueling detention like penitentiary . ellen wasn't even given a hearing at which she might claim her right to enter the united states for plea for mercy. time and again, immigration officials denied ellen's attempts to live freely in the united states with her husband. time