is charged with murder in new zealand police say he acted alone but he may have had support terence lawyer has also told the media he is understands what he was facing an investigation is wind and industry leader as well terence birthplace of course police there of search two homes in new south wales believed to be those of his mother and his sister they say to help they need sealing counterparts reporting from new zealand his way. as the new working and school week began students in christchurch were united in spirit and voice. there together they came to the police cordon near the el nor mosque where the first attack took place to show their support for the victims and there's a huge amount of people grieving and just showing kids for everyone in the city showing them to be not alone in their crush isn't a part of new zealand and this is the home. i thank god the sense of shock and grief goes on for the people of the city but inevitably the national debate is turning to the issue of gun. among the guns and suspect brinton the terrence position were modified to semiautomatic weapon

a few years ago when he was high and depressed terence tried to hang himself. as i hear that happened the oh well here. for the rope he takes me to the site of his suicide attempt oh. come over here to help me understand how you're feeling that day. it was going to get it from going on. waist that brought him to me and one of my mind in my mind it's cool blank you know the day no one went over here to him one of them and with them. getting one. just. like over them then one would mean and. you know in my muscle. republican we're all going to grab a rope and. we're back home and. we're doing a for you we're doing a good feel for. where the northern territory within us so aside right is three and a half times the national average wedding to an indigenous can't just say how culturally appropriate methods are being used to heal and save they are. david cole runs which means creation in the local language it's about giving the kids a safe place and a culturally appropriate place to just. get away from things play them on share some tools of the. can some seeds of un

his cousin was terence kelly.2004, kelly two days away from going to college was shot and killed in richmond. that's when his cousin heard he would be a father. >> this is my dedication to my cuss in. -- cousin. which is why many call him josh instead of terence. his father is proud of his successes. now he has a 4.10 grade point average. >> he is a great kid. he works hard in school and sports. >> it's important to keep my academics up so i have something to rely on if baseball doesn't work out. >> go to school, get good grades and he would take care of the rest. some think there's a lot of pressure, his father says he chose this path. >> be the best you. you got his name, you got his blood, go do what he didn't do. >> clemson, ole miss or lsu or texas tech. josh will enroll in the success summer school in july and class of 2023 in august. >> such a great story. >>> we have a quit update on the powerball drawing, one winning ticket was sold in wisconsin at $768 million, the third largest in u.s. history. >>> in w

you are bonded without a plea terence's the main suspect of an attack at this mosque in christchurch a survivor filmed the scene inside moments after the gunman had opened fire the gunman live streamed his attack on facebook as he indiscriminately opened fire on more than two hundred muslim worshippers shortly after the shooting there was a similar attack at lynnwood mosque about ten minutes away. new zealand's prime minister said the suspects arrested weren't on security watch lists arriving with a bomb disposal robot the police have started their investigation in did need in a small city to the south of christchurch where terence lived the area was evacuated as a precaution earlier they had discovered two bombs in the main suspects or the unprecedented violence has prompted the government to commit to changing gun control laws my understanding is he holds how the category i gun license and again i prefaced my advice currently is that he under the gun license was able to legally acquired the gun said he held they will give you an indication of why we need to change our gun laws the

dressed in white prison clothes australian born brenton terence stood before a judge charged with murder you. tyrant is the main suspect of an attack at this mosque in christchurch a survivor filmed the scene inside moments after the gunman had opened fire the gunman live streamed his attack on facebook as he indiscriminately opened fire on more than two hundred muslim worshippers shortly after that shooting there was a similar attack at lynnwood mosque about ten minutes away four patients die on their way into the hospital used to die dying before they arrived. those injured ranged in ages from a very young to quite healthily patients eleven of them are in the intensive care unit. including one female agent who mid twenty's all of those in i.c.u. what we would consider critically ill. new zealand's prime minister said the suspects arrested weren't on security watch lists arriving with a bomb disposal robot the police have started their investigation indeed need in a small city to the south of christchurch where terence lived the area was evacuated as a precaution earlier they had discov

of snow up through afghanistan that's the picture for the rest of tuesday and we end up like this terence probably in the sunshine one storm finally breaks into the west i think things are clearing up syria looks fine by this time in beirut about twenty degrees i'm not so that'll be the last of the storms this one as it happens will probably just fall apart during wednesday the circulation running along way north and then we are quite all way back to the mediterranean coast fall time be south of this and likewise the winds already swung round to the north went down to the gulf a stop to strong steady the moment it's just large is reduced cisco has a fairly clear we go to the opposite happening the n.t. coordinates through the middle of saudi arabia is probably quite dusty here this temperatures in the middle thirty's which is usual for mecca there's still plenty more rain to come out of the remains of the tropical cycle of the winter beyers so still for mozambique occasionally from malawi and zimbabwe expect a lot of rain. eternity . so could have us military occupation. my prison my free

. >>37 year old terence wilson of oakland was arrested wednesday night in connection with an of on jackson shooting he was booked on multiple felony charges, including child cruelty and being a felon in possession of a firearm the police department confirms that wilson is jackson's mother's boyfriend. wilson lives in the home where the shooting happened wednesday afternoon on richey street, the vaughn family says the little boy was visiting the home when this happened. he left the room in the house and went to a bedroom ray found a gun underneath the bed and shot himself in the head. the bonds family says the gun should have been locked up, but it wasn't it's also possible that gun was stolen as of late wednesday night in the bonds family says he showed no signs of brain activity. but by thursday afternoon, his great aunt jen million land said his condition was improving and started to move his toes right now he's officially listed as still in critical. but stable condition. jail records show that terence wilson was booked at the santa rita jail in dublin, his bail set at $180,000 he is du

whether human rights of unarmed black people went thoroughly undefended, terence crutcher, shot and killed in 2016 during a traffic incident in tulsa, oklahoma. the justice department announced friday that no civil rights charges will be filed against the police officer that killed him on camera. and stephon clark, shot numerous times in march of last year in his grandmother's backyard in sacramento, california, where the district attorney announced yesterday that, again, no criminal charges to be filed against two officers involved. and ju in just a few minutes, i'll speak with the families and lawyers in both cases. but talking about race and justice at the top of this week, we heard from michael cohen, president trump's former fixer and right-hand man, corroborating to congress what marginalized communities have known for the last three years. he said the president was a racist. i agree. and while i'm not blaming the president for what happened in the crutcher and clark cases, this week i am adding that his racism, coupled with rhetoric, is channelling the worst american traditions and

court on saturday and was charged with one count of murder the suspect has been named as brenton terence the presiding judge said he expected terence would face further charges later on a video of the aftermath of one of the attacks has appeared on social media and warning you might find the following footage disturbing. prior to the massacre a lengthy racist manifesto was posted on a social media page believed to be connected to the gunman there he identifies himself as a fascist and encourages attacks on non-whites calling them invaders as the attack has such shock waves across the globe fingers are now being pointed in many directions as more and gusty of explains. in the hours after the dreadful events in new zealand an act so horrid so soulless that defies understanding in those hours it seems everyone's become a detective judge and jury everyone seems to know who to blame starting of course with trump mr trump your awards matter. your policies matter here's the u.s. president with his friends trump inspired an australian white supremacist to murder a group of new zealand muslims tr

a few years ago when he was high and depressed terence tried to hang himself. as i hear that happened the oh well here. for the rope he takes me to the site of his suicide attempt to. come over here to help me understand how his feeling that day. it was going to get it from going on. waste that struck him. and one of my mind in my mind that school blank you know the day no one went over here to him one of them and with them. getting one. just. like over them then one would mean and over. in my most of. the public and one of them to grab a rope when. they were home or. would you do it for you would you want a good feel for. where the northern territory would mean yes so aside right it's three and a half times the national average wedding to an indigenous camp to say how culturally appropriate methods are being used to heal and save they are. david cole runs which means creation in the local language it's about giving the kids a safe place and a culturally appropriate place to just. get away from things play them on share some tools with. him some seeds of unders

what's the reason why is doing and they have out warning loyce is last week where sound bottom in terence with throw this idea up and say they all suppose . that you can just resubmit the same bill again and again and again and then and i did you vote you gone on to the result that is not there ok so that's what's on purpose said or is right they also know if there is an argument there is to for. solutions and so some government lawyer is a fraud tough to the point that haldeman to might actually mean these doing down here that parliamentary session could be ended earlier and that would stop of course the house of commons dead in its trick nothing tricks nothing could be done in that interim period until normal business starts up again whether that is of any great help i don't know and also there might be christians of political legitimacy there and what about the delay to break so we know west week parliament voted to ask the european union for a three month delay to the start of briggs' it weaves we still don't have an answer back yet from the e.u. but that that is still up in the year

australian man appeared in court today in list charged with one count of murder brenton harrison terence stands accused following the attacks on the mosque in christ church he's been ordered to to be held in custody on the presiding judge said he expected terence would face the charges later and he has more about the terrible events but looks like the attacker was live streaming everything he was doing on facebook and everything is absolutely disturbing about this shooting spree but the life stream is just surreal if you look at it you don't believe it's something that can happen in real life it's like a video game the authorities asked the media and the public not to show it not to share it but obviously in the first few hours after the shooting it was all over social media we're just going to show you a few screen shots from it again if you look at it just you cannot watch it without crying or anything without getting shocked it appears like the camera was attached to the man's face or somewhere below so you can actually see the gun and the people falling from all the gun shots it look

to terence's a word that is used a lot here the feeling that israel has lost the power of deterrence when it comes to have mass but as you mentioned two weeks before the elections what are his options either he continues with this cease fire and he is going to be honest hard questions as to why he seems to be capitulating so to speak to have mass or do you know and a wider scale campaign inside gaza which will probably more than likely especially if you use ground troops see israeli soldiers coming home in coffins which is a red line for the israeli public and will most certainly see him losing votes so a lot of pressure on the shoulders of prime minister benjamin netanyahu going to have to wait and see what he says when he lands back here later today in the next couple of hours all right stephanie decker live for us in leicester as some thank you stephanie the launch of the air strikes came as the united states officially recognized israel's claim to sovereignty over the occupied golan heights that's in violation of international law and united nations resolution israel says a strat

after new zealand's mosque shootings on friday this is specter gunman has appeared in court brenton terence was charged with murder and remanded in custody until april new zealand's prime minister just send our dern has told muslim community leaders in christ church that mosques will receive police protests. now new zealanders are coming together and coming to terms with the country's worst ever mass shooting our correspondent claire richardson is in christchurch covering the story for us and she sent us this report. tributes around the city are piling ever higher. as grief sets in new zealanders are finding ways to express their sorrow over a massacre in their muslim community. police are sweeping the area around the mosque as a team of officers elsewhere work to identify the victims. for now it's still a crime scene. but police are picking up flowers to take closer to al-noor mosque where dozens of people were slaughtered during their friday prayers. on the other side of the park christians have gathered to pray for their muslim neighbors. one woman has brought an art project meant to sho

the investigation into the christ church attack now there isn't a lot that is known about brenton terence and his movements of the last few years these trailing government says that he's only spent forty five days here over the last three years he was most recently here for his sister's birthday about a year ago so it seems as though police are looking for any clues anything that could help them paint a more comprehensive picture of the alleged attacker a vigil was held in the east german city of melbourne for the victims of the hundreds of people filled the lawn of the library to hear leaders from the city's muslim christian jewish and hindu communities talk about the importance of interfaith solidarity following the shootings. the spokeswoman for the islamic women's council of new zealand she told us she's always feared an attack on her community. is the community did feel a rise of negativity and the rise. through social media. through their experience and rely and we did raise those concerns. i think but also watching what was happening overseas in other countries. and knowing that th

dressed in white prison clothes australian born brinton terence stood before a judge charged with murder. terence is the main suspect of an attack at this mosque in christchurch a survivor filmed the scene inside moments after the gunman had opened fire the gunman live streamed his attack on facebook as he indiscriminately opened fire on more than two hundred muslim worshipers shortly after the shooting there was a similar attack at lynnwood mosque about ten minutes away new zealand's prime minister said the suspects arrested weren't on security watch lists arriving with a bomb disposal robot the police have started their investigation indeed need in a small city to the south of christchurch where terence lived the area was evacuated as a precaution earlier they had discovered two bombs in the main suspects. the unprecedented violence has prompted the government to commit to changing gun control laws my understanding is he holds how the category i gun license and again i prefaced my advice currently is that he under the gun license was able to legally acquired the gun said he held they w

earlier the man suspected of carrying out the mass shootings in christchurch appeared in court brenton terence was charged with murder the act of terror is new zealand's worst ever peacetime mass killing. a nation reeling a community paralyzed by shock. at christ church as botanic gardens serves as the official site of morning city residents have been coming here to pay their respects with flowers messages and prayers. disbelief in anguish two at a roadside memorial outside one of the mosques targeted by the shooter residents outspoken in their rejection of hate. i think everyone in the community is absolutely hundred percent in support of. the muslim community and. muslim families that have lost loved ones and we just we just want to say that we have an i pod or that we don't believe what this guy believes and we're hundred the same in support of you. support echoed by the country's prime minister who arrived in the city to meet with survivors victims' families and muslim community leaders just into a durned said the victims came from across the muslim world including indonesia jordan syria a

let's bring in terence first he's president of the institute and knows why things go up and down at the organisation tell us where is all the confidence actually coming from. good afternoon it's mainly coming from the domestic sector as we still have road to be strong employment growth in germany we still have strong wage growth and that has an impact on retail which is going well the good news is coming from services in general and it's also coming from the construction industry which continues to benefit from low interest rates and strong construction activity and that's the upside the downside is manufacturing here of the readings continue to decline export demand is relatively weak so it's the it's a divided economy the domestic sector is strong exports are weak well that is a concern isn't it because germany is so dependent on the health of the global economy and everyone's worried about growth right now. absolutely in a way the german economy is turned on its head the usual picture is strong experts and the domestic sector which is less strong but now the situation is entirely dif

out the massacre the prime minister vowed to tighten the country's gun laws after it was revealed terence had a license to carry the types of guns used in the attack for work is being done as to the china vivian say lead to the holding of this gun license and the position of these weapons i can tell you one thing right now our gun laws will china. here's the limbs terror alert level was raised from low to high in the wake of the attack with out its security around the country's mosques dozens of the wounded remain hospitalized some of whom are still fighting for their lawyers. ok for more on this let's cross over to clay richardson who is in christ church the suspected gunman has already appeared in court he's been charged with murder what do we know about him and what is likely to happen to him now. that's right he appeared in court today a very quickly indeed but apparently that is typical in a new zealand proceeding like this he's going to be held until april fifth when he will be on trial again currently facing one count of murder although the judge has said that you can suspect to se

in the past due to a strong gun lobby and a culture of hunting the suspected attacker is brinton terence a twenty eight year old australian self described white supremacist he's now been charged with murder police say he used military style assault weapons which he was able to buy online legally. cabinet today made in principle decisions around the reform of our gun laws i intend to give further detail of these decisions to the media empire blick before cabinet meets again next monday this ultimately main set within ten days of this horrific act of terrorism we will have announced reforms which well i believe michaele community so i found you can surrender your gun to the police it any time in fact i've seen reports that people are in fact already doing this i applaud that if it. the attack has united new zealand is in the horror and in their grief. that they have failed. because one thing i've done. if anything. the. country. students led the vigils in christchurch performing the hacker. singing oh. my meeting with muslim leaders. fifty people were killed in the attack and fifty more we

it's a really crucial weekend paul amend because paul and terence themselves are trying to take control of the bricks and process their m.p.'s from both parties they are scheming to find a consensus and there is a process called circle indicative votes that are likely to happen at some point this week where different options of brake seats of an alternative breaks its reason mazed of the future scenario will be put to vote to m.p.'s so that might happen at some point this weekend the m.p.'s hope that some consensus will be formed and a different way forward to the privatised as will be presented it's also we don't know yet whether its reason may will present had dia to paul amend that would be really its last chance and it might also happen at some point this week bigger thank you g.w. is big it must there in london. now some sports and germany's footballers have won their first test in their bid to qualify for the european championship in two thousand and twenty beating old rivals the netherlands three two in amsterdam and ends a dismal run of results for the twenty fourteen world cham

appeared in court and has been charged with murder the twenty eight year old australian man brenton terence was remanded without a plea until his next court appearance which is scheduled for april fifth new zealand's prime minister just into our turn has promised that the country's gun laws will change in light of the attack she's been reassuring muslim community leaders in christ church meeting personally with them the attack left forty nine people dead and many dozens more injured. it's new zealand's worst ever peacetime mass killing and the community of christ church is still struggling to process the events. they were supposed to be safe in a country that prides itself on being welcoming and inclusive but the massacres at two of their places of worship have stunned the people of christchurch it really hit home because i used to go to that mosque i used to play being used to hang out there with my friends and stuff so seeing that something like this is happening and it was to them here where you know we we saw islamophobia and racism and xenophobia is something just something to happen i

suspect charged with the shootings is from australia and in his hometown of grafton some of britain terence family members have spoken of their shock and disbelief we're all gobsmacked we don't know what to think it's. you know the major is sighing he's planned it for a long time so he's obviously not of san ramon i don't think sonny since he traveled overseas so i think that china. can play plato knew which i was sorry for the families over there before the day to. day which is. that no one else does want to go. home has been to grafton in new south wales or just north of sydney and found the community trying to distance itself from him it's dawn in the sleepy provincial town of grafton it's waking up to another day a reflection about the horrific events in christchurch and its connection to it. brenton tarrant spent at least the first twenty years of his life in grafton before travelling around the world he went to the local school and worked as a personal trainer in a gym his alleged attack on two mosques in christ church last week has deeply disturbed religious leaders in his home town

suspect charged with the shootings is from australia and his hometown of grafton some of friends and terence family members have spoken of bad shock and disbelief we're all gulps mike we don't know what to think it is. you know the major sighing he's painted for a long time so he's of this really not of san ramon i don't think it's only since he traveled overseas so i think that boy and china can play plato the way new was sorry for the families over there for the day to. day which is. something no one else does when they go i mean. well our reporter your grandmother went to grafton in new south wales and found a community trying to distance itself from him it's dawn in the sleepy provincial town of grafton it's waking up to another day reflection about the horrific events in christchurch and its connection to it. brenton tarrant spent at least the first twenty years of his life in grafton before travelling around the world he went to the local school and worked as a personal trainer in a gym his alleged attack on two mosques in christ church last week has deeply disturbed religious leaders

done it in offering you know we're forward for the transition but that is that they asked the other terence to take to streets on friday as if we're not going to see their most important demonstration since the beginning of all of this of this movement and there and they are the only thing i hope is that they are not didn't destress trash enough of did this to be a frustration because they're not the last to participate directly deceased and it's still ignoring that it's not going to turn into something that it will be modifiable and they will have to keep on no where this fall character of the of the demonstration and into will be done here is that the place you still chill chose to to keep silent really and not try to negotiate in real terms with the r.j. and think ok let's see a very quickly are you optimistic that this can stay peaceful or come to transition quickly please it could sit peaceful in the next few weeks yes but the regime will have to give in something because if it's business as usual as we said the streets it is not going to be a happy soul with need to see what the plan

government tax has risen to fifty police have also confirmed twenty eight year old suspect brenton terence acted alone and the prime minister is promising help for communities affected by that it's like we know these tempting traumatic for the community but the.

terence. appearance in the crusher's high court on five april. fifteenth. i've noted you're not making an application to the admission. sunday thank you not making any application for suppression of publication if you would die of any particular thing could lead to reggie to for cation i do have. until the. a show of the next appearance suppressing publication of the name of the name victim or even a message that could lead to that person's idea for cation their true mordor is made on the grounds that otherwise they could be and you how much. fame. on their faces for mr terence you are remanded in custody come to five trial and i'm. pretty sure that i will place a stand just. so that is what happened a short while ago in the courtroom let's bring in our correspondent in christchurch andrew thomas who's across all the latest developments and andrew mike bush the police commissioner speaking just a few moments ago was asked about the suspect and what he said was that this person was not known to intelligence services but now there are lingering questions as t

a few years ago when he was high and depressed terence tried to hang himself. as i hear that happened the oh well here. for the rope he takes me to the site of his suicide attempt oh. come over here to help me understand how you're feeling that day. it was getting dark it is. going on. waist that broken. and went to my mind in my mind it's cool blank you know the day no one went over here to i'm one of them and with them. getting one. just. like over the moon one would mean and. in the morning my most hope. republican were all going to grab the rope when. they were home or. would you do it for you would you want to clear them for. where the northern territory would mean yes so side right is three and a half times the national average wedding to an indigenous can't just say how culturally appropriate methods are being used to heal and say they are. david cole runs which means creation in the local language it's about giving the kids a safe place and a culturally appropriate place to just. get away from things play them on share some tools of the. can some seeds

that a lot of critics of benjamin netanyahu over the time he says that he has lost his terence when it comes to have masses lost control of keeping them contained in gaza or if they're going to broaden it out to a wider military escalation including perhaps things like ground forces but that is something that of course israeli public and israeli prime minister do not want to do would be seen as a last resort so i think at the moment as you heard harry say there it is a fragile cease fire whether this security cabinet is going to change the course of that we're going to probably know in the next coming hours or so are good stuff there from stephanie decker in west jerusalem now all of this comes with these radio elections of course looming on april ninth let's remind you of all that some folded in the past twenty four hours or so and before boarding is playing as in you know who is at the white house where don't trump officially recognized israel's claim to sovereignty over the occupied golan heights criticism was quick to come from the un syria and a host of other nations. single ro

the family tells us that the gun belonged to terence wilson. that's the boyfriend of the boy's mom. police arrested wilson today. >>> a frightening scenario in a southbound neighborhood. early this morning, a woman found a man had broken into her home. and police say this man, richard hernandez, sexually assaulted her. roz plater has the story. roz? >> reporter: that suspect is behind bars tonight. the way police describe this, it seems like it was a random attack and a crime of opportunity. neighbors in the 900 block of ironwood drive are on-edge. and here's why. san jose police say a 28-year-old woman was attacked by a stranger in her own bedroom. >> it's scary. i'm a woman here. it's scary. >> reporter: police say just after 4:00 in the morning, the suspect was trying to open door after door in an apartment complex, until he finally found one unlocked. he got in and akccosted the woman. inside her home, police arrested this man, richard hernandez, assault with intention to commit rape and burglary. >> i'm glad they bought him. keep catching them and it discourages the next guy. >

dna evidence helped police track down justin s he killed jorge rnds a terence barrett ontr edmonds st in 2017. they stopped to help a stranded driver. barrett's family tells us they're angry at the judge's sentencing. >> so it was a setback. it was a hurt. it was a slap in my face.th i don'k they really understand the hur and the deep pain that these two families have.r >> last y dna collected from the driver's side air bag helped police identify smith. >>> d.c. police are searching for four people who may be connected to the murder of a maryland man. last month david brandon and another man were shot along georgia avenue in northwest. they were near the safari d.c. restaurant and lounge. if you have any information about the people or the vehicle in this video, you're urged to give police a call. you can see the entire video on our nbc washington app. just search "sur. illance vide >>> the 20-year-old who is said uncle haslled his been arrested. baltimore police have him in custody now. they say he showed up at a a golfl this morning cart. two days ago he allegedly killed his 69-year

cuffed and dressed in white prison clothes australian born brinton terence stood before a judge charged with murder you. tyrant is the main suspect of an attack at this mosque in christchurch a survivor filmed the scene inside moments after the gunman had opened fire the gunman live streamed his attack on facebook as he indiscriminately opened fire on more than two hundred muslim worshipers shortly after that shooting there was a similar attack at lynnwood mosque about ten minutes away four patients and dogs on their way into the hospital yesterday dying before they arrived those injured ranged in ages from the very young to quite healthily patients eleven of them are in the intensive care unit. including one female a mid twenty's all of those in i.c.u. what we would consider critically ill new zealand's prime minister said the suspects arrested weren't on security watch lists arriving with a bomb disposal robot the police have started their investigation in did need in a small city to the south of christchurch where terence lived the area was evacuated as a precaution earlier they had

back in mowanjum terence told me he wants to cut down the tree where he attempted suicide. or look. you know man. to me that's a staple of someone going forward with a positive move. but then remove something of a symbol that. they want to end their life me. in its own way the community too is giving itself the space to heal the trees were families but people commit suicide it's up and down but we don't actually care because the time it takes to grow back gives us the time to get over forget about it. while suicide remains a scourge in aboriginal communities across astray it appears that family and culture is indigenous australia as best hope to saving their young. australia of last generations so that was back in twenty twelve which leads us to ask how successful have those schemes been in reducing the suicide rate where we're joined now by psychologist professor pat dudgeon who you recognize from the film a former commissioner of the astray and national mental health commission she teaches at the university of western australia and actually runs a number of suicide prevention proj

worship the criminal investigation is new zealand's largest police believe the suspect burns and terence carried out the attacks alone but may have had some support let's go live now to christchurch as there was way to hey is this so what wayne what exactly is the government proposing what it's talking about gun reform. well we don't know the exact details yes we saw the new zealand prime minister emerge from that cabinet meeting it was her first cabinet meeting since the attack on friday and she said that they have agreed in principle as you mentioned that there will be changes to the gun laws in new zealand and she said that it was unanimous that all the cabinet members agreed on these laws changes but she wasn't prepared just yet to announce details about exactly what changes there will be but they will announce that within the next week to ten days we assume based on some of the comments that she has made since friday and she's been very clear that there will be changes that this focus will go mainly on the issue of semiautomatic military style weapons and they will probably call for

back in mowanjum terence told me he wants to cut down the tree where he attempted suicide. or live kind of. you know. to me that's a staple of someone going forward. but then remove something of a symbol that. they want to end their life. in its own way the community too is giving itself the space to heal trees were families but people commit suicide it's up and down but we don't actually care as. the time it takes to grow back gives us the time to get over forget about it. while suicide remains a scourge in aboriginal communities across a stray it appears that family and culture is indigenous australia is best hope to saving the young. australia of last generations so that was back in twenty twelve which leads us to ask how successful have those schemes been in reducing the suicide rate where we're joined now by psychologist professor pat dudgeon who you recognize from the film a former commissioner of the astray and national mental health commission she teaches at the university of western australia and actually runs a number of suicide prevention projects focusing on abo