use his son was one of 44 people killed during friday prayers at the el nor mosque where terence began his assault armed with 6 high powered guns he then drove across town to the lynwood mosque and killed 7 more before he was arrested he streamed the attacks on the internet and did early uploaded a manifesto detailing his obsession with white supremacy and his hatred of muslims the court heard he wanted to inflict as many fatalities as possible and burn down the mosques afterwards he'd studied the floor plans in advance and targeted the mosques when he knew they would be busy the planes time for entry was to ensure the mix of the number of wishes would be present if in that analyze the mosque layouts to the tune likely exit routes fleeing wish has. survivors spoke of his failure to achieve his goal of spreading hate and sowing divisions. become more united. well you make the fact that. after a surprise guilty plea in march terence sentencing was delayed because of coronavirus restrictions despite the lack of a trial the judge said he wanted those affected to have their say in court to

under heavy security brenton terence was flown by the new zealand air force back to christchurch the city where he inflicted so much pain on so many since the attack the australian has been held in a maximum security prison in oakland where once the sentences handed down he's likely to spend the rest of his life there was also tight security at the court where terrence will sit for the next few days facing and listening to the victims and their family members i do. but. he will always be in the lives of our lives and we will. use his son was one of 44 people killed during friday prayers at the el nor mosque where terrence began his assault armed with 6 high powered guns he then drove across town to the lynwood mosque and killed 7 more before he was arrested he streamed the attacks on the internet and did earlier uploaded a manifesto detailing his obsession with white supremacy and his hatred of muslims the court heard he wanted to inflict as many fatalities as possible and burn down the mosques afterwards he'd studied the floor plans in advance and targeted the mosques when he knew t

i saw a bit more digits of them what's terence was charged with killing $51.00 people at 2 mosques in christchurch on the 15th of march last year attempting to murder 40 more and to engaging in an act of terrorism he pleaded guilty to all charges. i am uncertain there will be enough justice for what has happened at the hands of terrorist. you. however i know one thing for sure that this monster and my father and the other beautiful souls that day much is how it. on the opening day of the sentencing the court heard how terence methodically researched the mosques and planned the attacks for when they'd be busy before entering his 1st target the elmore mosque he uploaded a manifesto online detailing his obsession with white supremacy terrine declined to address the court but many of those who were affected by his attack chose to speak directly to him i don't know how this justice system would deal with you but i have peace knowing here are you get what you deserve by. might not the beer or the god was. was up when the sentences handed down brenton terence is likely to become the 1st pers

that was determined because of the preplanned nature of the attack and the ideology terence subscribe to the australian had studied the layout of the mosques and their busiest times he had uploaded a manifesto detailing his white supremacy beliefs and his hatred of muslims and non european immigrants as the wider population rallied around the new zealand muslim community attention turned to the high powered weapons he fired how he obtained them and in some cases modified them legally i can tell you one thing right now our gun laws will change less than a month later most semiautomatic weapons became illegal and the government buyback scheme for guns began in march this year terrance surprise prosecutors by entering a guilty plea that meant did be no trial but the judge wanted some of the 40 survivors and family members of those killed to have the opportunity to speak directly to the gunman in court more than 60 statements were given during the sentencing he had no issue with strong it doesn't even know. his own race is this how it his hide his big powerful. and short lives a little in

brought in bound hand and foot by shackles terence offered a stern defiant look and heard muslim prayers well that the 7 men are you know pretty low fees i've been in let me i'm wiped out the message in court from mothers daughters fathers and sons of terence victims you caused us pain but you white supremacist last year and you thought you can't break us you failed miserably we became more determined to want piteously out and i want to be loved ones i want to yours. my son solomon's son was gunned down with 50 others in march of last year brenton terrence drove to a mosque and started shooting then moved on to another muslim house of worship to continue his rampage families indeed the entire nation mourned the murderous acts of a 29 year old australian man who prosecutors say planned every move for maximum carnage what i can say you said it is clear that this is one of new zealand's dock assist days new zealanders today as then offered support for the families of the muslim victims often using the indigenous maori phrase here come up be strong you know can't haha do you think. are all.

brought in bound hand and foot by shackles terence offered a stern defiant look and heard muslim prayers well that the 7 men have enough of you know he said to let him watch the message in court from mothers daughters fathers and sons of terence victims you caused us pain but you white supremacist last year and you thought you can't break us you failed miserably we became more determined to hold tight to a slap and i want to be loved ones i want. my son solomon son was gunned down with 50 others in march of last year brandon terrence drove to a mosque and started shooting then moved on to another muslim house of worship to continue his rampage families indeed the entire nation mourned the murderous acts of a 29 year old australian man who prosecutors say planned every move for maximum carnage when i came 2nd you said it is clear that this is one of new zealand's doc haste days new zealanders today as then offered support for the families of the muslim victims often using the indigenous maori phrase you can't come up a strong you know can't call how we'll do you think you have you know. a

or did you say i just said it's a school hopper oh terence showed little emotion even when being told he would spend the rest of his life in prison outside the court there was relief and gratitude that the convicted murderer and terrorist had been given a sentence never before handed down a new zealand but it was mixed with the realisation that the pain will go on. no punishment. will bring our loved ones back. we respect our justice system. and then use 11 muslim community. no most of them as well we're still together again is to the court was told terrance actions after he entered the 2 mosques on march the 15th last year were premeditated and calculated he had studied the layout of the buildings and when they would be busy and in interviews with police expressed disappointment that he hadn't killed more worshippers his europe in hot chicks 3 arms. it was brutal and beyond. directions in human. week the sentence brought an end to 4 days of statements by survivors and family members of those killed at least 90 statements were given some of them expressing anger some offering forgiven

for a 3rd straight day brinton terence was brought into the high court in christchurch handcuffed and shackled he again set largely emotionless as he listened to and faced family members of people he killed or injured and those who survived his attack are you because you thought the reman do pretty well as i fear the gunman may hear and find in the store. i stayed in that position and did the police came in and let this out from. i saw the bodies or the part of us had them what terence was charged with killing $51.00 people at 2 mosques in christchurch on the 15th of march last year attempting to murder 40 more and of engaging in an act of terrorism he pleaded guilty to all charges. i'm uncertain they will even be enough justice for what has happened at the hands of a terrorist. you however i know one thing for sure that this monster my father and the other beautiful souls that day much is a coward. on the opening day of the sentencing the court heard how terence methodically researched the mosques and planned the attacks for when they'd be busy before entering his 1st target the elmo

under heavy security brinton terence was flown by the new zealand air force back to christchurch the city where he inflicted so much pain on so many since the attack the australian has been held in a maximum security prison in oakland where once the sentences handed down he's likely to spend the rest of his life there was also tight security at the court where terence will sit for the next few days facing and listening to the victims and their family members oh my god but. hearing all was beyond the lives of our lives everyone. every day it was his son was one of 44 people killed during friday prayers at the el nor mosque where terence began his assault with 6 high powered guns he then drove across town to the lynwood mosque and killed 7 more before he was arrested he streamed the attacks on the internet and did earlier uploaded a manifesto detailing his obsession with white supremacy and his hatred of muslims the court heard he wanted to inflict as many fatalities as possible and burn down the mosques afterwards he'd studied the floor plans in advance and targeted the mosques when h

went on a shooting spree in 2 mosques in christ church he killed 51 people today accord sentenced terence a wife in prison without the possibility of parole that is the harshest prison sentence a court has ever ordered in new zealand. justice for the victims thursday's ruling making the immeasurable grief their relatives carry a tiny bit lighter survivors of the 2019 mosque shootings gathered outside the court with family and supporters at the los is really big for my game we are trying just to move on not moving toward this this thing will make us move on. we can go all the way in our language if i'm going thank god for everything i'm going to get. in the hay in the email of one of the 2 mosques targeted that day called the country solidarity a model for the world weary of present love compassion muslim and non muslim. people in the face and in the face that is os new zealanders and we are very proud that we muslims in new zealand i will continue to serve this country and no punishment again is going to bring our loved ones back. 90 survivors and family members testified during the 4 day

if he said he let me i'm wiped out the message in court from mothers daughters fathers and sons of terence victims you caused us pain but you white supremacist last year and you thought you can't break. your faith is what we became more determined to go try to see that. and i want to be loved ones i'm not king of. my son solomon's son was gunned down with 50 others in march of last year brandon terrence drove to a mosque and started shooting then moved on to another muslim house of worship to continue his rampage families indeed the entire nation mourned the murderous acts of a 29 year old australian man who prosecutors say planned every move for maximum carnage what i can say you said it is clear that this is one of new zealand's doc hissed days new zealanders today as then offered support for the families of the muslim victims often using the indigenous maori phrase here. you know start strong. winds along this far so likely that justice can come. here that we will be. back in court prayers for the victims and also for the perpetrator great sorrow and defiance. no words can describe what

relatives of the bereaved and injured gave accounts of the murders last march ahead of brands and terence sentencing which is expected to take place on thursday he could face life in prison without parole for. brought in bound hand and foot by shackles offered a stern defiant look and heard muslim prayers well that the 7 men that you know what you know if you said the let me i'm wiped out the message in court from mothers daughters fathers and sons of terence victims you caused us pain but you white supremacist last year and you thought you can't break us you failed miserably we became more determined to hold tight to a slap and i want to be loved ones i'm looking at. my soon sol my son was gunned down with 50 others in march of last year brandon terrence drove to a mosque and started shooting then moved on to another muslim house of worship to continue his rampage families indeed the entire nation mourned the murderous acts of a 29 year old australian man who prosecutors say planned every move for maximum carnage . all. white and so long as modern side hopefully justice this night that w

her son was one of 44 people killed during friday prayers at the el nor mosque where terence began his assault armed with 6 high powered guns he then drove across town to the lynwood mosque and killed 7 more before he was arrested he streamed the attacks on the internet and did earlier uploaded a manifesto detailing his obsession with white supremacy and his hatred of muslims the court heard he wanted to inflict as many fatalities as possible and burn down the mosques afterwards he'd studied the floor plans in advance and targeted the mosques when he knew they would be busy the planes timed entry was to ensure the mix of the number of wishes would be present if it analyze the. 2 likely exit routes fleeing wish was lost survivors spoke of his failure to achieve his goal of spreading hate and sowing divisions oh. we come more united through. after a surprise guilty plea in march terence sentencing was delayed because of coronavirus restrictions despite the lack of a trial the judge said he wanted those affected to have their say in court to help bring finale and closure that painful proc

of their life in prison without the possibility of getting out the sentence was handed to brenton terence the self-confessed white supremacist who killed 51 mills and washed up as in march of last year it was by far the country's worst mass shooting. after a harrowing emotional 4 days in the high court in christchurch justice cameron mander delivered brinton terence sentence on each of the $31.00 charges of murder charges while the $51.00. was feared to life in prison. or did you see the citizens who are all terror and showed little emotion even when being told he would spend the rest of his life in prison outside the court there was relief and gratitude that the convicted murderer and terrorist had been given a sentence never before handed down a new zealand but it was mixed with the realisation that the pain will go on. no punishment. will bring our loved ones back. we respect our justice system and then using a muslim community. known most of them as well we're still to go there again is to the court was told terance actions after he entered the 2 mosques on march the 15th last year we

as well we're still to go against the court was told terence actions after he entered the 2 mosques on march the 15th last year were premeditated and calculated he had studied the layout of the buildings and when they would be busy and in interviews with police expressed disappointment that he hadn't killed more worshippers. in extreme. it was brutal be on. your actions. here. but you are weak the sentence brought him into 4 days of statements by survivors and family members of those killed at least 90 statements were given some of them expressing anger some offering forgiveness all of them emotional the prime minister spoke soon after and expressed his support for them and the sentence the trauma of much 15 is not easily healed the day i hope is the last we we have any cause to hear or acid the name of the terrorist behind it has deserves to be a life time of complete and utter silence. the sentencing of brinton tyrant closes a chapter in one of new zealand's darkest days and means no one has to relive the events in a parole hearing but for the relatives of the 51 people whose lives h

whose son was one of 44 people killed during friday prayers at the el nor mosque where terence began his assault armed with 6 high powered guns he then drove across town to the lynwood mosque and killed 7 more before he was arrested he streamed the attacks on the internet and did earlier uploaded a manifesto detailing his obsession with white supremacy and his hatred of muslims the court heard he wanted to inflict as many fatalities as possible and burn down the mosques afterwards he'd studied to floor plans in advance and targeted the mosques when he knew they would be busy the planes timed entry was to ensure the mix of the number of wishes would be present the defendant and. the 2 men likely exit routes fleeing worshippers not usually last. survivors spoke of his failure to achieve his goal of spreading hate and sowing divisions. become more united through the. first and foremost. after a surprise guilty plea in march terence sentencing was delayed because of coronavirus restrictions despite the lack of a trial the judge said he wanted those affected to have this say in court to h

mosques last year will stay in jail until he dies the high court in christchurch sentenced brendan terence to life in prison without the possibility of parole the self described white supremacist admitted killing 51 muslim worshippers. justice for the victims thursday's ruling making the immeasurable grief their relatives carry a tiny bit lighter survivors of the 200-1000 mosque shootings gathered outside the court with family and supporters fellow says this is really big but again we are trying just to move on not moving forward and this this thing will make a smooth one. we said all the way our language if i'm going thank god for everything i'm going to get. the email of one of the 2 mosques targeted that day called the country solidarity a model for the world weary present love compassion muslim and non muslim. people of faith and you know faith that is. new zealanders and we are very proud that we muslims in new zealand i will continue to serve this country and no punishment again is going to bring our loved ones back. 90 survivors and family members testified during the 4 day sentenci

in march this year terence surprised prosecutors by entering a guilty plea that meant to be no trial but the judge wanted some of the 40 survivors and family members of those killed to have the opportunity to speak directly to the gunman in court more than 60 statements were given during the sentencing he had no issue with armstrong he doesn't even know. his own racist agenda this hour with him behind his big powerful guns and shot little all in the from of. she never even start a child's it took something away from me the sentencing of brenton terrence may help provide some closure and healing but his hatred and terror against the lives of so many and one of new zealand's darkest days will never be forgotten wayne hey al jazeera. protests have continued for a 4th nights in the u.s. city of commotion as anger grows over the police shooting of a black man jacob blake the white house says it's helped with the deployment of more national guard troops following sometimes violent demonstrations is john hendren. hundreds of law enforcement agents at all levels are descending on the small c

will remain behind bars for the rest of his life the high court in christ church sentenced brenton terence to life in prison without the possibility of parole a white supremacist admitted killing $51.00 muslim worshippers in new zealand's deadliest shooting ever outside the courthouse relatives of victims and their supporters well the verdict is the 1st time the country's courts have handed down a life sentence without parole. i'm not joined by reporter miles tweedy in wellington new zealand an unprecedented decision there was a surprise at all. no it wasn't really a surprise my life sentence without parole was actually expected for the government many thought that the heinous nature of the crime. warranted new zealand's toughest sentence possible. this is a man who spent months he is meant to kill us a planning every aspect of these attacks on march 15th yet. the 29 year old australian killed people randomly shooting them in the back as they. set. prayers in the mosque. many of them elderly and even killing a 3 year old child. when announcing the sentence. just as cameron manda described

>>terence his family is asking anybody who knows anything about that night to call the oakland police. >>9.26 and temperatures right now already warm but not near as hot as we're about to get we're talking 80's 90's and triple digits across the bay. more about the heat >>9.29 right now and we want to see how hot it is now and then what it's going to be. later today and then through the weekend what's going to the hottest day that next few coming up so today, the hottest weather at least we're getting it out of the way darya after this we're still hot though words not to be as hot as today is about to be you can see outside the golden gate bridge there is no fog out there whatsoever. >>nor has there been any this morning and temperatures are already climbing san jose antioch and hayward all in the 80's and we're not even to 10:00am yet conquered in livermore at 79 degrees each napa novato santa rosa. all well into the 70's too so it is a warm start to the morning never really cool down much last night only going to get hotter this afternoon that means excessive heat warnings in pink fo

>>today marks 4 years since the death of terence mccrary mccrary was shot and killed by a stray bullet. while he was at a party in oakland in 2016 and today. there are still a lot of questions on answered take a look at the scene from that night 2016 of the 300 block of 15th street, hundreds of people were running from gunfire. you see that the police say there was a confrontation between a group of men and that resulted in a second victim dying. craig fletcher cooks as well, a suspect otis wyatt now faces murder charges for fletcher cook staff, but it's not clear who pulled the trigger on the stray bullet that struck mccrary. >>i feel that it's gotten harder because the desire for a mother to want to see justice served for ingested. >>it's extremely difficult you don't get to see him have kids or create a family or you know change the world anymore we have to do it for them and so we want to make sure people remember we love. >>terence says family is asking anybody who knows anything about his death to contact the oakland police department. from the police officer who rescued a man in

>>terence was just 22 years old at the time. this was the scene that night on august 14th 2016 when hundreds of people took cover after gunfire erupted a birthday party in the 300 block of 15th street in oakland. >>it marks extreme emotion, he laid in the street here. all night long after being hit by one bullet, a stray bullet. a party where they were celebrating a friend's life and yet he lost to the second victim craig fletcher cooks also died police say. >>it all started from a confrontation between a group of men in fletcher cooks after he stepped in to help his girlfriend. the suspect or is why now faces murder charges per fletcher cook steph but it's still unclear who pulled the trigger for the bullet that struck mccrary to whoever did his family has a message don't know how you can sleep at night and now you get took away a vibrant like that had so much life to live. and so much to give. >>and so if you you know, you know it was you. a bus stand up be a man about what it is that you you know have that it holds itself acc

>>time now is a 24 and today marks 4 years since the death of terence mccrary he was shot and killed by a stray bullet, while he was at a party in oakland in 2016. and today there are still many unanswered questions. this is what it looked like the night that 2016 party happened it was in the 300 block of 15th street. and you see all the people there what about the hundreds of them were seen running people from running from gunfire. and police believe there was some kind of a confrontation with a group of men and that resulted in a second person dying craig fletcher crooks. a suspect otis wyatt faces murder charges for the fletcher cooke's death but it's still unclear who pulled the trigger. in the bullet that struck mccrary. >>bill that has gotten harder because the desire for a mother to want to see justice served for injustice. >>it's extremely difficult you don't get to see him have kids or create a family or you know change the world anymore we have to do it for you in so we want to make sure people remember we love. >>terence his family is asking anybody who knows and knows any

who killed 51 muslim worshipers last year was sentenced to life in prison without parole present terence's the self-confessed points a premises who was responsible for attacks on 2 mosques in christchurch when he has this reports attached after a harrowing emotional 4 days in the high court in christchurch just as cameron manda delivered brenton terence sentence on each of the $31.00 child murder charges one of the $31.00. was sentenced to life in prison. you serious citizens who are pro terror and showed little emotion even when being told he would spend the rest of his life in prison outside the court there was relief and gratitude that the convicted murderer and terrorist had been given a sentence never before handed down a new zealand but it was mixed with the realisation that the pain will go on. no punishment. will bring our loved ones back. we respect our justice system and then using a muslim community. no most of them as well was told to go there again is to the court was told terrance actions after he entered the 2 mosques on march the 15th last year were premeditated and calcula

for a 3rd straight day brinton terence was brought into the high court in christchurch handcuffed and shackled he again set largely emotionless as he listened to and faced family members of people he killed or injured and those who survived his attack i think that the thought of the riemann do pretty well as i feel the government may hear and find in the store. i stayed in that position. the police came in and let this out from the. ice or big parties on the part of the mobs terence was charged with killing $51.00 people at 2 mosques in christchurch on the 15th of march last year attempting to murder 40 more and to engaging in an act of terrorism he pleaded guilty to all charges. i'm uncertain if that be enough justice for what has happened at the hands of a terrorist. you. however i know one thing for sure that this monster that my father and the other beautiful souls that day much is a coward. on the opening day of the sentencing the court heard how terrence methodically researched the mosques and planned the attacks to when they'd be busy before entering his 1st target the elmore m

no most of them as well was told to go against the court was told terence actions after he entered the 2 mosques on march the 15th last year were premeditated and calculated he had studied the layout of the buildings and when they would be busy and in interviews with police expressed disappointment that he hadn't killed more worshippers his view of in-car extreme arms it was brutal beyond. your rations in human. week the sentence brought him into 4 days of statements by survivors and family members of those killed at least 90 statements were given some of them expressing anger some offering forgiveness all of them emotional the prime minister spoke soon after and expressed his support for them and the sentence the trauma of much 15 is not easily healed but today i hope is the last we we have any cause to hear or the name of the terrorist behind it has deserves to be a life time of complete and utter silence. the sentencing of brinton tyrant closes a chapter in one of new zealand's darkest days and means no one has to relive the events in a parole hearing but for the relatives of the 51

terence was charged with killing $51.00 people at 2 mosques in christchurch on the 15th of march last year attempting to murder 40 more and to engaging in an act of terrorism he pleaded guilty to all charges. and says in there will be enough justice for what has happened at the hands of it here it's. you. however i know one thing for sure that this monster and my father and the other beautiful souls that day much is a coward on the opening day of the sentencing the court heard how terrence methodically researched the mosques and planned the attacks for when they'd be busy before entering his 1st target the elmore mosque he uploaded a manifesto online detailing his obsession with white supremacy tyrant declined to address the court but many of those who were affected by his attack chose to speak directly to him i don't know how does justice system will deal with you but i have peace knowing in the here after you get what you deserve by the will of the young might not be here or. oz. was up when the sentences handed down brenton tyrant is likely to become the 1st person the new zealand

terence showed little emotion even when being told he would spend the rest of his life in prison outside the court there was relief and gratitude that the convicted murderer and terrorist had been given a sentence never before handed down a new zealand but it was mixed with the realisation that the pain will go. back. muslim community. now most of them as well was thought to go against the court was told terrence actions after he entered the 2 mosques on march the 15th last year were premeditated and calculated he had studied the layout of the buildings and when they would be busy and in interviews with police expressed disappointment that he hadn't killed more worshippers his view of in-car g.d.p. extreme arms it was brutal. your actions in human. week the sentence brought an end to 4 days of statements by survivors and family members of those killed at least 90 statements were given some of them expressing anger some offering forgiveness all of them emotional the prime minister spoke soon after and expressed his support for them and the sentence the trauma of much 15 is not easily heal

pleaded guilty to $51.00 counts of murder 40 counts of attempted murder and one count of terrorism terence court appointed lawyer told the judge of the defendant did not oppose the maximum sentence the judge called terran a terrorist who deserved a life sentence without parole you can imagine yes and. he slowed it up and the face of the speaker. tonight wounded incredible many of those. victims include the young and the all mean and children. the sentences the country's harshest since the death penalty was abolished in 1961 new zealand prime minister told reporters the punishment fits the crime this is being a crime in new zealand the likes of which has never occurred before and now we've seen a sentence the likes of which we can have a saying before as well but yes it gave me relief. to know that that person will never see the light of day the case closed new zealanders now look to heal deep wounds caused by the attack afflicting both the victims sudan society that sound primary. was. let's get to brief 1000 the other stories making the news today. rising floodwaters in sudan have left do

>>terence mcrae's family desperately seeks answers. friday marks 4 years since terrence his death when he was shot by a stray bullet and a party in oakland in the 300 block of 15th street. >>on thursday his mother florence father turned senior in sister erica stand in the same area where terrence died. >>it marks extreme emotion, he laid in the street here. all night long after being hit by one bullet, a stray bullet. a party where they were celebrating a friend's life and yet he lost his a second victim craig fletcher cox also died. >>this was the scene from that night in 20 1600's of people running from gunfire that erupted after police say there was a confrontation between a group of men in fletcher cooks when he stepped in to help his girlfriend. >>the suspect is white now faces murder charges for fletcher cooke's death. but it's still unclear who pulled the trigger and the bullet that struck mccrary you don't get to see him. >>have kids or create a family or you know change the world anymore we have to do it for them and so we wan