in dusseldorf there is a news c0 nfe re nce berlin.not have an interpreter, i am afraid so we cannot listen indirectly but this is the interior minister for a cannot listen indirectly but this is the interior ministerfor a region whose talking to journalists about the continuing manhunt. he is talking that continuing search for who ever drove that lorry into the christmas market and the reuters news agency says he has been saying that security agencies have identified the suspect as being in contact with an islamist network. that is what the reuters agency is telling us at the moment. as you can see, that news conference is going on so see, that news conference is going on so it looks like we will get more detailfrom on so it looks like we will get more detail from that. yes, this is the north—rhine westphalia interior ministerjust finishing the news conference. he declined whether to comment —— he declined whether to comment —— he declined to comment whether the suspect was on any watchlist but we will bring you more on that as we get

the first copy was destroyed by the royal air force in a raid on dusseldorf during world war ii, which is considered great britain's last revenge for the american revolution. the other really neat thing about this painting is that of course he's playing fast and loose, we're already several decades into this idea that history painting is not archival as much as ennobling, you're supposed to read it for the lessons it has to teach. he has no qualms or scruples about making stuff up, which makes this a really interesting painting to read, because everything in it was meant to be interpreted for one reason or another. one of the things i like the best about people who have interpreted it is they say this person here, for example, i don't know if you can see it, everyone thinks, partly because of the way she looks but also because of what she's doing, this is actually a woman. everyone in the boat, she's the only one rowing in the right direction. there might be something to that, i don't know. also unlike trumbull and copley, he wasn't very careful about who he populated the boat with. he

it's going not only here in berlin, but in the west around dusseldorf. that's where he also lived. that's where they're looking. hundreds of german police are looking. and it is going beyond german borders, across europe in interpol and the security agencies around europe. looking very intensity for this man. he had links in groups to recruit for attacks. and that's what they're focusing on, those kinds of circles. and it is very wide. there are hundreds of people who are like anis amri in germany. it is difficult to track them all the time. and security being very, very fight. the market over my shoulder where the truck crashed in three days ago, is reopening today. the boulevard, as you can see, is reopened, as well. berlin is trying to come back to normal. but under very tight security, john. >> a lot of people want to know how someone, a failed asylum seeker that was allowed to walk the street. a lot of questions for chancellor angela merkel and her open-door refugee policy. >> reporter: yes. that's a big question. let's talk to dominique thomas. you are the head of the frankap

this business based in dusseldorf in germany reporting their numbers for the last quarter and also givingte on their guidance. they are saying they see 2016-2017 earnings before interest and tax in some items slightly above the prior year. it seems to be in line with what they previously told us which -items would pre exceed one point 5 billion euros. we are getting a slight update. proposing a dividend of one euro per ordinary share and they are giving us their full-year net income for special items at 639 million euros. eps at 1.96 a share. and two under line that comment on the slightly better ebit., they are seeing a slight rise in overall group sales. this company that plans to split the company into next year, one part of the business will continue its media mark and saturn electronics store will be the cash and carry and reelfoot businesses. more details to come through and a strategy update which is expected to take lace neither company headquarters tomorrow. some details coming through on some stories in china. bringing those to you. we have got some details coming through on chi

shejoins us from dusseldorf via webcam. thank you forjoining us.in the wake of this attack? well, i think most people wa nt to attack? well, i think most people want to know what type of measures the government are thinking to take now to prevent such attacks from taking place in the future? this year we've seen a lot of police patrolling christmas markets and christmas celebrations in the country anyway. after what happened on tuesday, authorities have decided to reinforce police presence on the street. i suspect we will see new surveillance measures. in germany we don't have as many cctv cameras as we in the uk. i want to stress one important point, that is this. no matter which measures we are going to ta ke matter which measures we are going to take now in the wake of this atrocity we have to realise that terrorists in the past have shown an incredible ability to adapt to new measures. the attack we are seeing right now, with trucks, cars, knives and weapons is a direct response to the security measures that we've took after 9/11 after 7/7. the