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clay richardson, thank you so much for joining us. austrians have held a minute of silence to remember the 10 people killed by a gunman and a school shooting in the city of cats. the moments of respect came at the start of 3 days of morning after what oscar has chanced, or called a national tragedy. it was the worst school shooting in the country's post for history. the gunman went on a deadly ran page before turning his weapon on himself. with a 21 year old suspected shooter was a former pupil at the school. police say they found a non functioning piper bomb and a letter at his home. although they are still searching for a motive. as it was, 10 am upstairs high school and got many young people were preparing for the start

of the summer holidays. when a normal school day was interrupted in the worst possible way, several people were killed by a gunman. please say the path to try to a former student at the school would like to found that about too many more victims rushed to hospital some serious injuries. but these are the suspected gunmen was an austrian, from the crowds area, according to what we know. so farm 2 firearms were used in the crime which was secured at the scene that being forensically examined. the suspect is believe to have possessed the weapons legally, but we cannot give any information on the shoot us motive. at this time, of the house can stop by our state and police stood guard outside and event so that people's ends. i relatives affected by the shooting, gathered in the way to the attack. john, so that christy and stuck a call that

a duck day in austria and history. so i'm a close and then a shorter hearing jobs. the shooting rampage at the school here in graphs is a national tragedy that is shaking us to the cold. there are no words to express the pain on things, the world events and grief by itself throughout to australia, to the concert installation fee, with flags across the country flying at half mast, austria will now mock $3.00 days national morning. or we can turn now to a few other world news headlines to bring you up to speed. the us and china say they've reached a deal to lower trade tensions. after 2 days of talks in london, the agreements now needs approval from donald trump and she didn't pay. it would lead to china using an export restrictions on where are and magnets too far, right, is rarely cabinet ministers have been placed under sanctions by 5 countries,

australia, britain, canada, new zealand, and norway national security minister, antonio ben, career and finance minister. as well as small trach are accused of repeatedly inciting violence against palestinians in the occupied westbank. the 2 could now face assets freezes, and travel bands and authorities say at least 2 people have been killed in more than 54 injured in hard teeth as the northeastern ukrainian city came under on intense russian drone attack. early on wednesday, the attack followed russia's 2 biggest assaults of the war on ukraine this week. in the united states, parts of downtown, los angeles, or under curfew after several days of protests, but started in response to president donald trump, to immigration crackdown. some demonstrators have attempted to defy the overnight band imposed by the cities, mer, l. a police say they've disbursed crowds and carried out mass arrests. this comes for president. donald trump ordered thousands of national guard troops and hundreds

of marines to the city. a move, the california democratic governor has called inflammatory and a legal hundreds of people have been arrested in los angeles as protesters keep marching in a position to president donald trump's immigration rates needed to basic human rights. there with the people that are working in the rest of the 5 full i graduation. that's sad and it's hard for me to say we need in the, in this setting really badly. we've just gone to devastating fires because 40000 structures. and if you look out to build to city this tim address, so this attack on immigrants is very hard for them. oh, absolutely. no. it doesn't make any sense. trump has pledged to the port record numbers of undocumented. mike runs from the us, setting

a goal of arresting at least 3000 people a day. and rates have been ramped up across the country. the tensions in los angeles escalated over the weekend after the president sent troops to quells, sometimes violent protests against the immigration practice down the deployment is opposed by california as governor, who said it was unnecessary and unlawful, but from has doubled down his position. what you're witnessing in california is a full blown assault on peace on public order. and the national sovereignty carried out by writers bearing foreign flags with the aim of continuing a foreign invasion of our kind. you wouldn't like you to let that happen. a

officials accused from of spreading k us and are demanding an end to the immigration rates. a solid derek. d protest have broken out in all the cities, including new york, chicago, darlise, and atlanta. as the protests and allays started in response to immigration raids, arresting workers advocacy groups, a federal agents are abusing their powers and separating families and immigration and customs enforcement. raid caught on camera heavily armed agents, reading a workplace part of the crack down the aims to arrest 3000 people a day. this time agents had a warrant, but immigrant advocacy group say that's far from the norm. that we haven't had any work with the, with the name of the, the

community. nice agents of also arrested people at immigration courts when they show up for hearings on their immigration status, the immigration defense project and g o says ice agents use bruises to gain entrance to private residences without a warrant saying they want to talk about the bible or claiming to be police, the union officials say people who are lawfully in the us are afraid to show up for work. while relatives of those detained are an anguish. nobody. my name is tyrone m . o uncle of lazara maldonado who was kidnapped by ice. since then, we do not know anything he gave 18 years of his life to this company. he was always here,

he was loyal. and until today we haven't been able to talk to my father boyfriends, just like everybody else here. many are worried, their relatives will never receive a hearing and can just be deported. official statements from ice announcing deportations are not encouraging nor as how ice officials portray those arrested in raids from coast to coast. represented in these numbers are murderers, rapists, drug traffickers, child sex predators, and members of violent transnational criminal gains. but latin american community members say that they are detained. relatives are just trying to make a living and fear they will have little or no chance to fight charges before they're kicked out of the country. austria is in morning after 10 people were killed and a score shooting of this attack happened in the austrian city of dots. and i'm joined now by its vice mer unit. and now thank you so much for taking the time to

speak with us under these difficult conditions. this has been a truly shocking attack. what is your community going through right now? and it's undescribable, we, we don't, we don't have to work for it. it's really a tragedy for our city young lives, but they can just directly from the, from the lights, the lights have just begun. and the host, using sadness inquiries, people are meeting on our main square of putting candles on the floor. they are the best. so winning from all of our churches, every hour, we tried to give space for the we just, just to make it possible to meet every beverage needed. and is there other kinds of support available for families or morning loved ones or the injured who have

a long recovery ahead of them? it's just a different race to try to head trust in a cycle, not to be re we have a now we installed a book for condensers in our, in our city in the intel uh, on the main square. we have her head of crisis management who meets every day now from yesterday today. and we try to keep the psychological supports, which is needed for the parents, for classmates, for friends, for families. and we try to organize all this official me things because apply with me things to make it possible that you put a just a have to possibility to, to take another sick, one to another in the arms to send together. and just to keep hoping any,

and it was super late. now, what is the latest that you can tell us about the suspect in the shooting? many who have been following what's happening there are wondering why he would do something like this. as we do not know anything further than nothing more than uh which is within in newspapers and media. so we have the next information to stay. i think in some hours we have a city council meeting, but at this moment i have no further information beyond this, which is on this known that the to 21 old x a man who went into school and came back with the guns. but we do know anything more. and so for a former pupil of the school that he then attached to both with local media there

saying that he was a victim of bullying. a could could anything has been done to foresee and prevent this tragedy. we do not know it is just a valid case for me think we have with the police, with the dimension of has the psychological head of crisis and do much of the task for us to see did and truly find out what to be. we could have done, but i think we need to reach the, gotten those, all of that in austria. and i sent from the, against the private ownership of fire arms. and we just have to find out if the, if the could and what it does try to do in any way, but you don't know yet. oh, tell me more about that because austria does rank among the highest the countries in europe for civilian a gun ownership. do you think there will, there is a way or the political appetite for stricter gun control in austria. so i

think, but i am convinced that we have to do his cost is because um this young man just got his guns uh some days ago as we know now. uh so we have to find out um, how could it be that a man like you know, obviously uh in the condition of, um, uh set kind of she could get to um and uh go into school. so yes, you have think about it to make it well, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us on d w today. that issues i come because you'd have friends now vice mer, of gods to very much appreciate your time. thank you. bye. and that is our show for you at this hour. we do have a documentary coming up next. stay tuned for that or if it's the latest news and

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