In Solingen, the German chancellor paid tribute to regional officials and the mayor at the scene of a deadly knife attack on Friday evening. The attacker, a young Syrian suspected of acting on behalf of the Islamic State group, killed three people and injured eight. Beyond the emotion, the chancellor outlined some ideas for combating such attacks as the debate grows in Germany.
rf-5-general
Solingen attack: Olaf Scholz wants to tighten gun and immigration laws
