[ inaudible ] al sharpton coming to baltimore, is that something that you welcome? anyone that wants to add to the calls for peace in our city is welcome. if reverend sharpton wants to come if parents want to encourage their children to act within the law, i met with young people this afternoon, young people who want peace. young people who want justice. they were given their own suggestions of how young people can add voice and try to add a sane message that says it s not in our name that you are destroying our city. anybody that wants to be a part of sending that message, i welcome it. thank you.
one of the leaders with the protest made a public call is that an indication you re welcome? anyone who wants to add to the calls for peace in our city is welcome. i would, if reverend sharpton wants to come if parents want to encourage their children to act within the law, i met with young people this afternoon, young people who want peace. young people who want justice. they were giving their suggestions on how young people themselves can add voice and try to add a sane message, a message that says we don t, it s not in our name you re are destroying our city. anybody that wants to be a part of sending that message, i welcome it. thank you. thank you. [ indiscernible question ] we re working that out with
[ inaudible ] is that the sort of invitation you welcome? anyone who wants to add to the calls for peace in our city is welcome. if reverend sharpton wants to come if parents want to encourage their children to, you know, act within the law, i met with young people this afternoon, young people who want peace, young people who want justice, they were giving their own sessionuggestions on how young people themselves can add a voice and add a sane message, a message that says we don t not in our name that you are doing that you are destroying our city. anybody that wants to be a part of sending that message i welcome it. mayor, thank you. thank you. we re working that out with school police i mean with the
about 18,000 supporters of the group patriotic europeans against the islamization of the west jammed the streets of dresden on monday. chancellor angela merkle has condemned the group saying they have prejudice and even hatred in their hearts. and we report on the increasingly vocal opposition. reporter: as germany continues to grapple with the wave of anti-islam demos, more and more people are taking to the streets saying not in our name . thousands went to the streets to demonstrate for what they say should be a multi-cultural and tolerant germany open to all religions. in my opinion, what makes berlin berlin is its variety. so that s what we want to stand up for. tolerance. for multi culture. important to be here. i think it s just very sad that it seems to be fashionable
wave of anti-islam demos, more and more people are taking to the streets to say not in our name. here in berlin, thousands went to the square to demonstrate for what they say should be a multi-cultural and tolerant germany open to all religions. in my opinion, what makes berlin berlin is its variety. that s what we want to stand up for. for tolerance, for multi-culture. it s important to be here. i think it s just i have sad that it s fashionable now days for some people to hate foreigners. reporter: the catholic church made a statement, shutting off the lights of the world famous cathedral which is one of the most famous landmarks here, which says anybody who calls them a christian should have nothing to do with the an anti-muslim movement. certainly, the demonstrations that have been taking place in