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so there s no training behind this. there s no standard attack in any of this. so, actually, we can see it going any way. but i think the i think the longer it goes on without violence the more likely there won t be any. welcome back, everybody. i m john vause at the cnn center. i m natalie allen. thank you for joining us. we ve been here several hours with this breaking news out of australia. and we will continue to bring you the latest now. and we d like to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. we d like to give you the update now. a gunman is still holding an unknown number of people at a lindt coffee shop in sydney s main business district. sky news australia reports that the hostage taker, seen here, is calling himself the brother. he has forced hostages to speak with three media outlets over the phone. he apparently has two demands. he wants an isis flag. he also wants a conversation with australia s prime minister. we also have video ....
saying, oh, no, never mind that, you re fired. to be clear to the viewers, we don t have the reporting confirmed that you re sharing with us. but that s obviously something we re trying to get information, answers to the white house, the justice department not commenting specifically on this firing. but let s talk a little bit more about bharara, his role here in new york, and really when it comes to litigation on such a large scale that impacts the country. he was not necessarily in just a routine post. so he gets called in the southern district of new york, called the sovereign district of new york. because it s a huge orbit. rudy giuliani was there. comey from the fbi. bhrara is looking at the mayor of new york city, has this ongoing corruption probe. he s about to try two of andrew cuomo s closest confidantes. and looking at things international in scope. really big and interesting. in addition to the fox thing i mentioned, significantly. he has an investigation excu ....
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what s the main reason why you want to be elected to the party executive you have. this. i think it s extremely important to bring young people and their experience and viewpoints into the party to say experience from their studies and training and starting professional life. you don t find that often within the s.p.d. but it s important especially for a major party to include these viewpoints so i very much hope to be elected and given this trust. your you ve just experienced first hand the way the s.p.d. handles its younger members in your place on the ballot in bavaria for the national elections would have been assured they gave you the brush off does that still hurt . but yes that was a bitter experience for me and one in the end one cast the s.p.d.m. the good life that. this is the party is on average very. very male. you can tell that by the parliamentary group where very few members are under thirty or even thirty five. and i think in the long run that ll be a problem. ....