according to police and assailant shots at people in a lecture hall at heidelberg university in the south of germany before killing himself. one of the wounded later died of their injuries in the hospital. the attackers said to have been a student at the university, a spokesperson from the police gave this statement shortly after the attack. my 9th day alone attack an end to the lecture hall on campus here to day and injured several people. we suspect using a long gun after that he fled. and as far as we can tell, at this point, he shot himself dead. so hot it us, or we'd not say about the attack at this point. so me, i couldn't hear me stumped lucian who delagarza. stephanie barnett is in heidelberg, near the scene where the shooting took place. stephanie, what more have you learned? yes. well why? right? outside, around 50 meters behind me is where the incident occurred. what we know so far is that a man entered the lecture hall while a class was going on and use apparently, a long barreled gun. he is said to have fled out into the area nearby and is now dead. police currently have investigations

an assailant shot at people in a lecture hall at heidelberg university in the south of germany. before killing himself. the gunman is said to have been a student at the university. earlier german chancellor, olaf schultz hath this to say. it breaks my heart to hear this news. my thoughts are with the relatives and the victims. and of course with the students of the university of hydro bag. the german chancellor, there's a reacting to the shooting and heidelberg. stephanie burnett is in heidelberg, near the scene where they're shooting took place. stephanie, what do we know about the suspect and their motive? who here's what we know so far, just behind me is where this attack took place earlier today. what we know is that a man entered the lecture hall while class was going on an open fire with a long barreled gun. it is believed that he ran out and is now dead. police secured the area after the campus was on lock down. the police have been cautioning against speculating why this attack happened, and they will be continuing their investigations and to understand more. exactly why

according to police and assailants shot at people in a lecture hall at heidelberg university in the south of germany. before killing himself. one of the injured later died of their injuries in hospital it's hacker is said to have been a student at the university as spokesman from the police gave this statement. shortly after the attack, i can take a loan attacker entered the lecture hall on campus here to day and injured several people. we suspect using a long gun after that he fled. and as far as we can tell, at this point, he shot himself dead. us or we'd not say about the attack at this point, so show me i couldn't go to meeting the stump least who delagarza please spokesperson is speaking there earlier and with me on the said is it? i mean, as it was closely tracking developments for us, i mean, of course we understand now that one victim has sadly come to are there injuries? do we know anything about the other victims in their condition? we don't know much about the victims at this point. the police have released very little information of the person who died was a young woman. that's what we h

and his reminder of the top story we're following for you. police in south west and germany are searching for a suspect of the 2 police officers were killed near the city of kansas. lawton, the 2 officers age 24 and 29 had stopped the vehicle when shots were fired. the suspect fled this. that's it from me and the news team for now susan was gone. all that update for you over the out.

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today target, which includes what us today gonna come rule out what will then call germany south africa today. libya, all of these places experienced brutal german crony rule. germany's time as a colonial power was short, really 40 years later, it was forced to hand over its territories to the victors of world war one. but artifacts collected during that time, still fillets, museums. joshua wants them dealt with in the same way as the art stolen by the nazis. all we demand is that inside germany gained from that part of its history need to be extended to include the dealings with colonial history and looted art of that era. and is simply wrong that his objects are there with, i'm heading to hand to say some sculptures that have become the symbol of looted colonial lot. many african artifacts arrived in the port of hamburg in the 19th century. among them were some benign bronzes. these are sculptures and carvings looted by the british in 1897 after a bloody war and benign city in present day nigeria was quite an incredible building. yeah, it was an open 3. 1912. okay. and you have been aim bronzes here as we

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of germany here in germany. rather this hour. several people have reportedly been wounded in a shooting attack in the south western city of heidelberg, according to police. an assailant shot at people in a lecture theatre at heidelberg university. police say the attacker is dead for more on this developing and breaking news. bring our correspondent emanuel shots emanuel. it's unfolding. and it's, it's an ongoing situation right now. what more can you tell us about this incident? well, right now, we still do not know how many people have been wounded. indeed, you mentioned its police, confirmed the loan. again, man has wounded several people that d, a perpetrator was dead, they didn't give any detail on as to how this has happened. they had asked police as asked on twitter earlier on to avoid the area where the university easy. so we have in the city of heidelberg, where this happened in on a university campus. so the operations, the situation is still a very much ongoing depress office of the university. so a decline to give any details on the incident, we waiting for more information from police. they also said p

of hours is a shooting at heidelberg university. that's the oldest university in germany, in the south west of the country. heidelberg is a university city for students have been injured. one of the, critically, when the gunman opened fire electra whole at the university was the lecture was going on. no, it's been reported the open fire with a long barrel gun. now that's a rifle to you. and me. one of those is held in 2 hands and propped against the shoulder that's before fleeing. and turning the gun on himself. now, the open fire on students was the lecture was going on. there has been reports by german outlet build that one woman who was shot in the head by that attack a has died. those report haven't been confirmed by the police as of yet. what the police have said is that there has been no indication of any political or racial motivation for this attack. coleman was acting alone. he was carrying several firearms with him. when he did use a long battle, going to attack those students in the lecture hole that has been a statement from the president of the chairman rather of the student body. pizza appleman has said this has been a

and the south is winning with the head of germany's navy steps down. after stating that crimea would remain part of russia, sparking a diplomatic route. russia lashes out since the u. s. officials on the media for pushing on proving claims against moscow. published just before friday. security told the search for this, but it's enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure, none of the provision stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply align with chaos. in the heart of europe, a fear standoff unfolds in brussels as anger boils over against covey restrictions . the government plans for vaccine mandate with welcome to the weekly here on ots international. my name is peter scott and thank you for joining. now we start with news from ukraine, where the u. s. embassy care has authorized the voluntary departure of stuff and ordered the departure family members from the country, washington sides, russian military action as the reason for the move. we stressed that the authorized order departure decision will in no way impa

occurred when the officers stopped their car for a traffic check in the early hours of one day in south western germany. it was on this country road in the early morning darkness that this tragic incident unfolded . the 2 police officers age 24 and 29 survived just long enough to make an emergency call, but died soon after by the vine in their mouth from they were on overnight patrol in the area at about 4 20 am during a spot check on a vehicle on district road 22, both were fatally injured by shots either the shuttle to at the phillip. throughout the day, the police search continued in the air and on the ground plain clothes and uniformed officers examined the crime scene in rhineland. platinum and also locations in near bizarre land. the police announced they wanted to speak to a 38 year old man from tsar land, known to the authorities and the holder of a gun license. he and another man, aged 32, were later arrested in the town of salzburg federal interior minister, nancy phaser tweeted, regardless of the motive. this act is reminiscent of an execution and shows that the police risked their lives eve

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that's the oldest university in germany, located in the south west of the country. one of the most renowned in europe, and of course, the world for that matter. now this happened when a lone gunman burst into a lecture hall and opened fire on the student's presence before fleeing. and then as we understand turning the gun on himself, the attack is now dead. it was originally reported that 4 student had been injured one of them critically. we can now confirm that one of those that was injured have succumbed to the injuries that were reports by the german outlet. billed that. that was a young woman who had been shot through the head in that attack. that happened that around $1230.00 german time. now police say the perpetrator has acted alone. this is a lone wolf attack as it were using a long battled go. now that's a rifle. to me, the type that held in 2 hands and propped up against the shoulder. he was, however, reportedly carrying several firearms on his person at the time of the attack. this of course is shot the city of heidelberg reporters university city. we hav

south eastern region. so the biggest number of infections. now it's northwestern germany that is seeing a spike in cases. this is likely due to the spread of army crone cases from neighboring netherlands and denmark that have seen a sharp rise in new infections. authorities fear a new wave of infections could affect the running of critical infrastructure, such as hospitals and other public services. this is prompted a debate on changes to quarantine roles with officials suggesting shortening isolation periods for people who test positive for coven 19 burn yourself. emma allows for if everyone suddenly drops out, then we can close the whole store. if just one person is left, they can't move from one department to the next and then do the checkout at the end . that's impossible this on working. while most people in germany support the measures currently in place nationwide some 35000 people took to the streets again on monday to protest against germany's corona virus restrictions. many protesters are also angry at the new government's plan to introduce a vaccine mandate. more and more politicians have come

that's the oldest, higher education institution in germany, in the south west of the country injured several people. the attack was committed to one of those long battle guns type. you have to hold in 2 hands and prop against the shoulder. there's no reports on the extent of those who been injured to the extent of the injuries. that is, and how many have actually been injured. police said the perpetrator who use that long period gun with and initially it was reported that the courtesy forces had shot him dead in response to the incident. as now we reported that the gunman turned the gun on himself, now was being a little bit disturbing in some of the initial reports of being on social media. it was reported that this was some sort of radical league and he wanted to exact some kind of revenge for the suffering of animals on their, on humans. and he had a, a hatred of students as well as perhaps coming from the fact that i would university is the oldest in germany, people putting 2 into and together making some sort of sick joke. now those reports have been denied. they have been rubbi

country, strong philadelphia lines and traditional ties, and also to come to south germany, titans restrictions the back of the pandemic. despite anti k, good protests intensified across the country. it will not last when not, right. we just want freedom. i feel the message is a disproportionate and i find this division in society. questionable with hello, good evening. you're watching t international and i will start with a news from our mattie and catholic. stan, where're freelance reporter working for our tea, has been detained by the army. our t. v. crew has been there over the last few days covering the unrest that has shaken the country. although it's still not clear why the report was arrested. this is water produced there, told us about what had happened was come on the break looseness, hilton, our crew arrived from north fulton to alma state road and they went to film in a church and they went to republic square to film, burned out military vehicle listing one of our military correspondents was on the other side of the roadway and the gun. a vehicle with military personnel. dro will cost our freel

south africa once again look good. ah. the number of new corona virus infections and germany continues to rise. but unlike last year, children are expected to go to school. and many families are relieved. media and the news that's the topic in today's english class at the fits carson school in dublin. contrary to last year, lessons are currently given in parson in most parts of germany and not online yet. politicians have agreed that for now things will stay that way, but the danger of getting infected is high. i have also been, i'm a little scared of being in school because of the corona virus, like they are a lot of people here and we change rooms all the time. every day. i'm together with at least a 100 people. that's no good them, especially when you get home and think i could have easily learned this at home and be much safer. the phillips and the leaves relieved that the schools of remaining opened the sort of this spot, the army cranberry and the parents are only in charge of helping with homework. the weeks of learning from home last year were frustrating. the i and then can nadia? i do

south of carmel, strong winds, things are difficult for firefighters. >>> a follow-up right now, the serviceman who got stuck in germany back in november because of visa delays. we learned that he'll fly home tomorrow. duta and his wife traveling in europe in november. it was a baby moon to celebrate the arrival of their first child due next month. during a visit to the u.s. consulate, processing to reenter the u.s. was delayed. he'll be heading home tomorrow before his wife has the baby. >>> another boost for boosters. covid booster shots are highly effective getting you out of the hospital. one of them looked at emergency, it found the third dose of the pfizer or moderna vaccines, reduce your odds of emergency visits. less than half of americans who are eligible for boosters have actually received one. >>> have you heard the term brain fog? it is something that can impact people with covid. even months after they first contracted i. researchers are trying to figure out why some people can't shape the fog. >> lee researcher they believe covid-19 may have triggered an unusual immune system response. >> the brain fluids

i sean chil, somehow in london, i here in germany, a police in the south west of the country are looking for at least one suspect and the killing of 2 police officers. a 38 year old man is believed to have opened fire when he was pulled over in a routine traffic stop in the city of kaiser's lawton, police looking for evidence. the lethal shots were fired here on this county road early on monday morning. the 2 police officers, a 24 year old police officer training, and a 29 year old colleague managed to place an emergency call. but additional officers who rushed to the scene came too late. if i can control it from a police officer's point of view, roadside checks are among the most dangerous situations. you can't know what you're about to get into. you don't know who's in the vehicle, what's in the vehicle, what items you'd find there? and how will the person who's being checked react, and that that was probably also the case here of out of his son, police have started a big man hunt for the culprits. not only and ryan and palatinate, but also in the neighboring sov region. it's unclear w

of lethal weapons from germany. in my local authorities in the south for same danielle ask republic claim around 120000 ukranian soldiers have gathered on the border. civilians in the war torn region have been living in fear for more than 7 years already. and now it seems their lives might be even greater risk due to the escalating tensions for us marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter, believes washington's arms exports to ukraine. are counter productive and undermine security. if you don't, said lethal weapons in the united states, that opens up joe biden to criticism from congress at a time when he needs congressional support for domestic programs. so what we're seeing here is of the consequences of allowing your foreign policy, your national security policy to be hijacked by domestic. we'll compare the fact that tony blink in his meeting with the lab rob to discuss a diplomatic, off ramp up for the current crisis. at the same time, the united states is green lighting of the delivery of weapons for the sole purpose of killing russians. because you don't have deterrence, unless you have a real capability, it'

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. >> there's still a lot of countries like germany and the uk and south korea that basically have massive free of charge or for a nominal fee. why can't that be done in the united states? >> well, i would say first, we have eight tests that have been approved by the fda here and this effort to ensure you're able to get your test refunded means 150 million americans will be able to get free tests. >> it's kind of complicated, though why not make them free and have them available everywhere? >> should we just send one to every american >> seth: yes [ laughter ] you should send a test to every american if pottery barn can send every american eight catalogues a year, you should be able to pull off one test you know what? maybe we should just outsource this to pottery barn and let them put ads on the swabs. [ laughter and applause seriously, why is that ridiculous other countries with public health systems are already doing it, like the united kingdom, who sends packs of seven free rapid tests to anyone who asks for them of course, over there, they're not called rapid tests, they're called cal

of steering germany in the right direction. and to bring in political correspond judy at south delhi, his at the great party conference, julia greens, electing new ladies, who are, they are the 1st leader has already been elected. her name is of it had the line she is 28 years old. she is one of the main representatives of the young and more less leading part of the, of the party. she is a feminist and she has been women, policy speaker for the party. and right here behind me is than likely other leader of the party. he is giving his candidacy speech right now. he is army, no be poor. he is 46 years old. he was born in iran and moved to germany as a child with his family. he is an expert in a foreign policy, and he represents of the more they adequately teach, the more realistic part of the party. and they will are expected to bring together these 2 wings of the party and sort of bridge some of the devices that are still present within the green party. now the previous leadership, adelina, bab hawk and robert ha back have had to stand down as potty late is. why is that even though they're still obviously in the party and holding mi

stolen jewels, experts say the chances of recovering them are slim in what has become known as germany biggest art heis in modern history, gillian wolf, al jazeera, south korea has reported another record day of new corona virus cases. more than 17000 have been confirmed and figured that's more than doubled in the past week. the health ministry says its medical system is stable, but it's asking people not to visit family during the loony or lunar new year holiday, which starts on tuesday. thousands of truck drivers are stranded on the border between sheila and argentina as they wait to be tested for coven 19, some have been waiting for weeks, putting a strain on the goods that they're carrying and all themselves. the harding reports going nowhere fast. thousands of trucks are stranded in argentina, and the drivers wait to be tested for coven 18 to enter chile. and the weight is taking its toll. you. i've been here for 2 weeks when i've got a refrigeration unit, but not not get to run the fridge. many of these trucks are carrying refrigerated goods, with the engine having to stay running to keep the products from spoiling guy. diesel is running out. the

russia reported the lowest number of cases since june while germany is way new measures in the face of rising infections. in souththe number of new infections dropped yesterday while the test positivity rate climbed from 27%, according -- the number of people hospitalized fell on more evidence the omicron outbreak there is speaking. the brazilian president was hospitalized earlier today with the case of intestinal obstruction according to a hospital statement. he is said to be in stable condition and will be reevaluated by medical staff. at the moment there is no set date for his discharge. turkeys inflation rose to 37.1%, the highest since 2002 and double what the central bank cap forecast. price gains ended 2021 almost twice as high as central banks forecast and 18.4%. a weaker currency, higher memo wages come into height and utility prices mean the country will keep that inflationary pressure high in the months to come. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. dani? dani: thanks so much. let's