. ♪ sarah: i'm sarah harman, thank you for joining me. good to have you with us.wo german women killed in a knife attack at a holiday resort. the german foreign office has yet to confirm the deaths. the attack occurred in hurghada, on the red sea. four other people were wounded. authorities say about all of those targeted were women. the associated press is reporting that the man arrested in the attack was intentionally seeking out foreigners. the area is one of their most popular beach resorts, especially popar wh euroans. we want to bring in rh michaelson, what else can you tell us about the attack? ruth: we have been hearing reports today, as you mentioned the attacker swam from a nearby public beach to access the prate beach where he carried out the attack. we do have some conflicting reports about the nationalities of the other women who were wounded in the attack, other than the two germans. thehurghada general hospital saying three of the wounded women are menian while one is czech, but the director said that two of e surviving women are czech and the other

i'm sarah harman. thank you for joining me. couples can start planning their weddings in germany after parliament passed a bill giving same-sex couples the right to marry. it has wide support across germany and there was instant reaction in berlin, where emotional scenes unfolded outside the bundestag and the office of chancellor merkel as people gathered to celebrate. [cheers] correspondent: a moment some had waited a lifetime to see. in the corinne, supporters of gay marriage gathered outside of the office of chancellor merkel to cheer on the vote. it is not just about politics for many, the new law affects them and personal ways. >> with today we are parents like anybody else. we love you more than our lives and ourselves and today this decision means we can tell our sons that they have two ordinary parents, just as anybody else. >> it feels great. a long time coming, we definitely deserved it. it feels good. i cannot put it into words. correspondent: across town, a neighborhood in the city's west and the center of gay life