First funerals take place for Australia shooting victims

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Alex Ritson 2:15
Funerals have been held for two of the 15 victims of Sunday's mass shootings at a Jewish festival on Sydney's famous Bondi Beach in Australia. Both of them were rabbis. Relatives and friends expressed their grief, shock and anger over the deaths, while others have spoken of the need for reconciliation. Katie Watson is in Bondi.
Katie Watson 2:36
There's a very heavy police presence here at the funeral of Elie Schlanger, a British-born rabbi.
Unknown 2:43
There are bags being checked. The roads are shut off.
Katie Watson 2:48
Just a short while ago, a hearse pulled up and a coffin was removed. They laid over a black velvet shroud with the Star of David on it. and the coffin was taken inside. There were mourners weeping as it entered the synagogue. More mourners now are coming down, and the ceremony is about to begin.
Alex Ritson 3:11
We have all been hoping over the last three days that we would wake up and somehow realize that this was all a terrible dream. We can't wish that anymore. We are here, raw and devastated, crying in unbearable pain, along with the entire Jewish people and all good people across Australia and the world over.
Katie Watson 3:43
That was Rabbi Aaron Moss speaking.
Unknown 3:46
Eli Schlanger's father-in-law, Rabbi Ullman, was also one of those who gave an emotional address.
Stefano Untertiner 3:52
And you became everything to me. My hands, my feet.
Anbarasan Etirajan 3:57
Eli was the best husband. The best father. The best son. We all lost a son.
Unknown 4:21
Hundreds of mourners are now on the steps of the synagogue as the service ends.
Katie Watson 4:28
The coffin's being put into a hearse. Now it's the chance for the public to pay their respects to Rabbi Eli Schlanger as the funeral procession goes through Bondi.
Alex Ritson 4:41
Katie Watson reporting. Police have now charged the surviving suspect, Naveed Akram, with 15 murders as well as terrorism offences. His father, Sajid Akram, was shot dead by police during the attack. The Premier of New South Wales, Chris Minns, is recalling the State Parliament to press for stronger gun control laws. I heard more about the investigation from Phil Mercer, who's in Sydney. Naveed Akram is in hospital charged with 59 offences overall, including 15 counts of murder. This was a man who the police say was one of the perpetrators here at Bondi Beach on Sunday.

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