at least 50 have been injured.of this lorry is reported to have fled the scene, and his whereabouts are unknown. a manhunt is obviously underway now. you are looking at some of the pictures we have been getting through the evening there. a huge security operation. many people, of course, their minds were calling the situation in nice on bastille day earlier this year when a lorry killed people, ploughing into crowds gathering on the seafront in the south of france. 86 people were killed than. perhaps this is in a similar vein. the authorities are treating it as a deliberate attempt to kill and injure people. it was not an accident. they have so far not said that this was a terrorist incident. of course, following nice, which was claimed by islamic state, some might believe that this incident in berlin was a result of islamist activity. but the authorities have not confirmed that yet. the suspect is still on the run in the area, a huge police operation, obviously. and this large part of west berlin, a fairly swanky

of those injured, 18 are very seriously injured, 18 are very seriously injured, we hear.latest from the police is that german police are saying it is possible that the man in police custody, having been arrested after this attack, may not be the person who was driving the truck at the time. they have a 23—year—old man from pakistan in custody. immediately after the attack happened, the driver of the truck ran off. police then picked up a suspect, based on the description. but police are now saying it is possible that the true perpetrator is still armed and that large. let's cross to brussels and speak to hans—olaf henkel, a german mep for the alliance of progress and renewal party. your reaction to what has happened? well, of course the germans were in a way prepared for it, because we saw these attacks all over the place and now it is not really a surprise that berlin has been a target. by the way, when we had this terrible attack in brussels on the airport here, i happen to be in berlin and my friends ask me, are you safe? i said, i am safe, i am in berlin. and yesterda

he met some of the badly injured, including somebody who was injured because he had stayed to help.elp. he said if he had fled, he would not have been hurt. the headlines on bbc news. german police are hunting the man who drove a lorry into christmas shoppers. they're in it suspect was released without charge, there are reports they are looking for a tunisian man after finding reports they are looking for a tunisian man afterfinding an identity document in the truck. at least 29 are killed and many more injured in mexico after a huge explosion at a fireworks market. a european court ruling preventing the government from retaining internet data in what critics called the steepest charter is to be challenged by the home office. michael vaughan says he expects alastair cook to step down as england captain after their 4—0 series defeat in india, but that he is right to take time over the decision. the two time wimbledon championships petra kvitova will not hold a racket for at least three months. she has had surgery to her playing hand after a knife attack at her home. peterborough unit

translation: i saw about three or four injured with my own eyes. 0ne or four injured with my own eyesd an injured eric dier mike la ke one had an injured eric dier mike lake and another a back injury, there were two or three more, so about eight injured people were brought here to karak hospital and to the injured jo military hospital. authorities say they have found a suicide belts in the hideout, labelling them terrorists. jordan has experienced attacks before but nothing like its neighbours. this is another blow to the country's reputation as an oasis of relative stability. secunder kermani, bbc news. also making news today: all 13 people on board an indonesian air force plane have been killed after it crashed into a mountain in the indonesian province of papua. the hercules c—130 lost contact with air traffic controllers shortly before it was due to land following a training exercise. bad weather is suspected to be the cause of the accident. donald trump's incoming chief of staff has played down the prospect of a change to the united states 0ne—china policy. the us has formal ties

at least 50 injured. we saw some of them taken away by ambulance.m clearly in a very bad state indeed. we know at the moment nine people were killed tonight. it may yet be that the death toll will rise further. the interior minister of germany, thomas de maiziere, told german television that the investigation is on—going. translation: on behalf of the german government, i want to say that we are all devastated about the news. we pray with the relatives of those who've died, and we hope that the injured will get better. i want to thank all the rescue teams and the police, who were on the spot right away. we have activated our reaction team. all the police will be staying there. we are currently interrogating a suspect. we don't know anything final yet about the background of this, but we will not rest before this has been totally clarified. i don't want to talk about an attack, although a lot speaks for it. let's get some more reaction to events in berlin. although german police have not yet said who was behind the incident, in the us, president—elec

the latest was 45 to 50 injured people and nine killed. ok.market — very popular — one of the biggest in germany, that given the problems and have been with terror and tax in germany in the last year or so, some people were a little bit surprised that perhaps security wasn't a bit tighter. —— terror attacks. that perhaps security wasn't a bit tighter. -- terror attacks. yes. (inaudible). there were several warnings that there could be targets of an attack. there are several christmas markets in berlin and this one in the western pa rt of in berlin and this one in the western part of berlin is not the biggest. there are many which are bigger than that. maybe it was... maybe if it was an attack... (inaudible). the normal security forces, policing was there. ok. we are going to leave it. jan hollitzer, thank you for joining us. 0k, ok, let's move on now. the russian ambassador to turkey has been shot and killed. andrei karlov was addressing a meeting in ankara when a man shot him several times in the back, shouting, "don't forget aleppo," and, "r

three people were injured, two of them seriously.n hospital. we couldn't question them yet. we are looking for eyewitnesses. i can tell you there's no more danger for the public. not far away a body was found, but police won't say if it was the suspect or if it's connected to the shooting at all. the victims are believed to be from somalia. locals say the mosque attracted muslims from all around the world. translation: this mosque has been here since 2012 and we've never had any problems. we never had to deal with the police, we never had arguments. this was a quiet, joyful place. no problems here but there have been tensions in switzerland. the country's islamic population rising to around 5%, part of that increase due to immigration from the former yugoslavia. police on patrol, the investigation goes on, officers say they will reveal more details on tuesday. tim allman, bbc news. in other news: tensions are running high in the democratic republic of congo, where presidentjoseph kabila has refused to step down. monday should have be

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quoting now, there were dead and injured people. a policeman shouted to a passer-by, the site was secured with a red and white fluttering tape. the bus is a dark seven and a half ton truck, stood on the budapest road near the right rear of the citizen's -- the lane of police examined the drivers cab but the driver as apparently escaped from the truck and is on the run. more out of berlin as it comes in. >>> our top story begins the news at the bomb of the hour is next as electors in the united states cast ballots for president. we'll take you live to capitol building in harrisburg, pennsylvania, state that was crucial on election night. the shaky cease fire in aleppo, syria, back on as thousands of men, women and children try to make their way out of a war torn city. it's a very busy monday. this is fox news channel. >> more of at least 49 people have died in siberia after drinking a home made alcohol mix. it containedded anti-freeze and methanol. the first responders have been knocking on doors to find more victims and a local mayo

we do know there maybe fatalities and many people injured. in fact, we are just getting numbers in now. nine people dead according to the berlin police. cal perry has been following this along with us. cal, if you are there, again, this number of nine people dead just coming into us. this can be as bad as we hoped it was not. >> we should say -- as we always do in the early hours of this. we urged caution on our reporting and not sure if this was a terror attack or nine people dead. dozens have been wounded and rushed to local hospitals. this could have been an attack because it has officials sort of say the hallmarks of one. you brought up the niese attack. that's the one that jumps first to mind. this is something that we have seen played out. in the few months of germany, authorities there have been going on these raids and have been arresting a number of people who have been planning terror attacks. a 12-year-old brought into custody with explosives targeting a christmas market. this is something certainly germ m germ -- german police are

so about eight injured people we re more.k and to the military hospital. authorities say they've discovered suicide belts in the gunmens' hideouts, labelling the attackers terrorists. jordan has experienced attacks before, though nothing like its neighbours. this is another blow to the country's reputation as an oasis of relative stability. a suicide bomber has killed at least 40 soldiers in aden in south yemen. many others were wounded. the islamic state group says it carried out the attack which targeted a crowd of soldiers queuing up to receive their sal errs near a military bails. it's the latest in a string of attacks on army recruits. a week ago, islamic state militants killed 50 troops in aden which is under the internationally recognised government of yemen. police in county durham have arrested two people on suspicion of murder after the body of a man was found tied up near a house. the man hasn't been identified but officers say he was local and in his late 20s. say he was local and in his late 205. a say he was loc

another 48 people were injured.reported to be a 23—year—old pakistani man who arrived in the last year, is being interrogated. the german chancellor angela merkel says she's shocked and deeply saddened by the attack. it happened at around 8:15pm local time last night in the heart of the west of the city, when the market was packed. witnesses say the vehicle ploughed into the square without slowing down. it happened near the popular tourist sight of the kaiser wilhelm memorial church, berlin zoo and one of the city's main shopping streets. reports are being investigated that the truck was stolen from a building sight in poland. under the lights of one of berlin's biggest christmas markets, investigators examine the lorry that has caused so much death and destruction. it was loaded with steel beams when it turned off the road and smashed into the crowds. rhys meredith was visiting with his girlfriend. he is from cardiff. we heard it knocking down the stalls at an amazing rate of knots. there were no skidding wheels, n

according to police there, at least nine people have been killed and 50 injured. will have more on that as soon as we get anything more. also, we're watching electors, all 538 around the country voting officially for the next president. let me bring in our panel, abby phillips and cnn political analyst, jeff zeleny and history public affairs professor at princeton. i believe -- i don't know the exact latest tally but i think it will be the texans in austin who officially -- 241 right now, needs to get to 270 to make it official. jeff zeleny, i'm expecting no surprises. >> no surprises, brooke. those 38 electors in the state of texas will put donald trump over that threshold of 270 electoral votes likely within the next half hour or so. there are also other red states convening right now, including nebraska and missouri and alaska and others. it is definitely on a path towards happening. this is an exercise of democracy. we see it happen every year in state capitols across the country. nothing new this year. donald trump is going to meet the threshold here. there w

one had an injured leg and another a back injury, there were two or three more, so about eight injured brought here to karak hospital and to the military hospital. authorities say they've discovered suicide belts in the gunmen‘s hideout, labelling the attackers terrorists. jordan has experienced attacks before but nothing like its neighbours. this is another blow to the country's reputation as an oasis of relative stability. secunder kermani, bbc news. there's a new twist in the controversy surrounding the philippines‘ president rodrigo duterte. a senator, who's calling for the president to be impeached, has told the bbc she fears for her life but won't be silenced. leila de lima, a former justice minister, said she'd taken on extra security since she began criticising the president's war on drugs. greg dawson reports. it was the promise to rid the philippines of its drug trade that helped president rodrigo duterte to power just six months ago. but his ruthless crackdown has led to reports of torture, disappearances and even brutal murders. now a senator in the philippines is calling f

then, this doctor says his practice was shut down after he was targeted for treating injured workers. we explore whether the fight to end worker's compensation fraud has gone too far, but first. vicky nguyen: there was no incentive not to tamper with the device? juan castillo: no, none. announcer: when parolees cut off their gps tracking bracelets, what happens? we investigate how often these bold violent criminals fall off the grid. here's senior investigative reporter vicky nguyen. vicky: thank you for joining us. for the next 30 minutes, "we investigate," exposing stories, uncovering issues, and holding the powerful accountable. we begin tonight talking about crime. right now, roughly 6,000 sex offenders and gang members are under supervision using gps ankle bracelets. but we found some are committing new, more serious crimes after cutting off their trackers. so, what's being done about this problem? not enough according to lawmakers. currently, the penalty is 180 days in county jail. some lawmakers want to make it 3 years in state prison for tampering with these devices. our inves

local police say dozens of people have also been injured.estroyed parts of the same market in 2005 and 2006, as will grant reports. ca ptu red captured on mobile phone footage, the moment the fireworks market was engulfed in flames. within minutes, the entire site destroyed in a blaze of smoke, noise and deadly explosions. 0nce of smoke, noise and deadly explosions. once the smoke cleared, the scale of the damage became clear. a fire at the main fireworks market outside mexico city was a lwa ys market outside mexico city was always likely to have devastating consequences. most big celebrations in mexico involved fireworks so in the run—up to christmas, it was full of shoppers. the local authorities have already confirmed around 30 deaths and many more injured. 0nce nearby residents got over the initial shock of the blast, they did what they could to assist the emergency services. translation: we were in the area when there was an explosion at the shop at the end of the road and then a series of blasts came one after the other and people star

ina fortunate to be alive after being injured in a knife attack.rd already, but as we go towards the christmas weekend, it looks as if things will turn exceptionally stormy, especially in the northern half of the british isles. i will show you why injust a second. by the weekend, we will show you a pressure chart with more isobars on it than this. a breezier day on wednesday than many of us have seen for a while. two whether fronts to deal with. a lull in proceedings. this more northerly feature will drift away out of the western side of scotland where it will produce a bit of rain. it will weaken as it comes into the north england and england and wales and into the south—west. by the afternoon, maybe the cloud will thicken again in southern parts of england and wales to produce a really miserable end to the day. it is the shortest day, of course, and i think it will get darker awfully quickly in the afternoon given the amount of cloud we will see. temperatures are at least 10—11 degrees. something of that order. brighter skies behind. as it comes

the local authorities have confirmed 30 deaths and many more injured.ents got over the initial shock of the blast, they did what they could to assist the emergency services. translation: we were in the area when there was an explosion at a shop at the end of the road and then a series of blasts came one after the other. people started to fall down a lot. they started running and pieces of concrete and brick started falling all over the street. it was very loud. there were several explosions and we saw the smoke. we thought it was the gas station, but then we saw it was the fireworks. we heard several very strong explosions and then the smoke came up. for the time being, the authorities say they are still investigating the cause of the tragedy, but whatever is behind it, this isn't the first explosion at san pablito. in 2005, just before mexican independence day, the market caught light, injuring more than 120 people. at the time, the mexican government vowed to impose strict regulations on the fireworks industry, but many mexicans are angry that the rul

one had an injured leg and another a back injury, there were two or three more, so about eight injured brought here to karak hospital and to the military hospital. authorities say they've discovered suicide belts in the gunmen‘s hideout, labelling the attackers terrorists. jordan has experienced attacks before but nothing like its neighbours. this is another blow to the country's reputation as an oasis of relative stability. secunder kermani, bbc news. in other news, residents of an illegaljewish outpost in the occupied west bank have agreed to leave after meeting the israeli prime minister. the community of amona voted to accept the government's relocation proposaljust one week before they were due to be forcibly evicted. opponents of the polish government have been staging a third day of protests in the capital, warsaw — over government plans to restrict journalists‘ access to parliament. demonstrators gathered outside the constitutional court , while opposition mps continued their sit—in inside the parliament building. the leader of myanmar, aung san suu kyi, has called an emergency

many more are injured. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: vladimir putin says the murder of russia's ambassador to turkey was aimed at derailing peace efforts in syria. and — it's official, the electoral college confirms the vote. donald trump will be the next president of the united states. i'm sally bundock. in business: an experimental year comes to an end for the bank of japan. it gives an upbeat outlook for the world's third—biggest economy and keeps monetary policy steady. going, going, gone — cyrus mistry finally steps down from the boards of tata companies — but says he will bring legal action. we're live to mumbai for the latest. the german authorities are questioning a man who they suspect deliberately drove a truck into a crowded christmas market in berlin, killing at least 12 people. 48 others were injured — several of them seriously. germany's interior minister says there are many signs suggesting a deliberate attack. it happened around 8.30 in the evening, local time, in a busy area in the hear

they released him. 12 people were killed. 48 injured in eight injured when a truck per through the market. isis has claimed responsibility. german officials said other leads are being pursued. >> right now we know of no american citizens that were effect did that at present terrorist attack in berlin. nicole: angela merkel joined hundreds of minutes at a memorial service. a famous church decided the attack. the christmas market is so close that other christmas markets in berlin art a teacher reopened today with of course some high security. nicole: police are stepping up security as christmas market in the u.s. follow berlin. >> will remain a cold in the christ candle market in chicago. maybe you can tell pack people today. i think having your long time. never have i seen the security is seen today in addition to increased police presence. take a look. that is what they called a squadron typically used to ferry prisoners. it is now being used as a barricade potentially stopping any pre-or post coming down washington street art clark street, which is smoked porters decided the market. stre

at least 50 people were injured. it is feared the death toll could yet rise. >> it is terrible to witness this. i had hoped we would never experience something like this in berlin. police on the ground are doing everything they can. they are working with fire crews and hospitals and are making sure the injured are being taken care of. the situation here is under control. now the experts have to do their work and hopefully on the basis of that we can determine what happened here tonight. such: horror enough that an event should unfold less than a week before christmas pick that there is fear, too, because if, as police believe come this was a deliberate attack, it is possible that what may also emerge is this combat terrorists have succeeded striking again in one of europe's capital cities. joined me a brief time ago from the scene of the crash. what are authorities saying how --ut what happened back out saying now about what happened? jenny: they are trying to keep an open mind. they are saying this could be a traffi

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liz: 9 dead, more than 50 injured in a christmas market attack? germany.rles payne will continue to bring you the latest details on this attack next. don't go away. [♪] charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. at least 9 people have been killed and dozens more injured when a truck plowed into a crowd at a christmas market in berlin, germany. the white house is saying the incident appears to be a terrorist attack. rick, we all think of nice, when we saw this, another attack, the kind we have been bracing for in the west. what's your initial assessment? >> it looks like more trouble for europe. we have to get a handle on this and we have to find the command and control center of isis.

definitely people got injured, yes.ke to two people lying on the floor with broken limbs, and they we re floor with broken limbs, and they were going to be ok. 0ne floor with broken limbs, and they were going to be ok. one guy was being dragged away with blood on his face. several other people lifted the side of one of the stalls up. 0ne the side of one of the stalls up. one british eyewitness, mike fox, describing what he saw. another eyewitness on the line, emma rushton in berlin. thanks for being with us. take us through the evening. tell us what happened from the very beginning. it's our first day in berlin. we arrived at lunchtime and went off to the christmas market earlier today. we came back to the hotel to check into our brains, and decided to head back because we had a lovely time this afternoon. —— into our rooms. we were sat in one of the proofs behind one of the hearts that were serving drinks. we heard an almighty bang to the left of us. lights overhanging the market came down, and we saw the truck going f

, possibly injured, had escaped.pect, possibly injured, had escaped. lukasz urban it seemed was kept alive perhaps until the very moment of the attack. a gps trackers are purported to show that around 3:a5pm petrak was driven erratically, as if someone was learning to drive it. the blood spots found inside the cab could be that of the suspect. police have since checked all hospitals in berlin where victims of the attack continued to be treated. eight of them are heavily injured, two of them are heavily injured, two of them died and now at this hospital we have for patients with severe trauma of the lower extremities and the pelvis. no doubt the early slip—up in this investigation piles more pressure on to the embattled chancellor angela merkel and it will not help her cause that the tunisian that they are hunting appears to have slipped into the country when she opened the doors to thousands of refugees. with the manhunt under way, there will be anxiety not only in berlin and not only in germany, we have been here be

definitely people got injured.the floor with broken limbs, but they we re floor with broken limbs, but they were going to be ok. i saw one guy being dragged away with blood on his face. i helped several other people lived beside of one of the stalls up. let's just reiterate where this all has happened. it's a place to the southin has happened. it's a place to the south in the centre of berlin, close to the kaiser wilhelm memorial church. south—west of the brandenburg gate. we have some important details coming in from various police statements, and increasingly from city authorities as well. let me update you on that. this is the police saying that nine have lost their lives, this is also important from the bureau chief saying, "police say driver fled the scene, but suspect has been arrested about 100 metres away. the second person in the cab died of injuries on the scene". one quoted a city official, saying that it is not clear what the circumstances of what the attack was, it could be an accident or an attack. it

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he hasjust been murdering an injured afghan fighter. go to our correspondent daniel boettcher at the royal courts of justice. explain what has happened. a hearing has been going on forjust under two hours now. you can probably hear behind me there is a lot of support for alexander blackman here at the court. a lot of drivers hooting their horns as they come round. they have been doing that throughout the hearing. we have heard in the past few minutes that this application for bail has been refused. that means alexander blackman will stay in prison until his second appeal is heard. just to ta ke his second appeal is heard. just to take you through the background to the story, he was convicted in 2013 of murder, after shooting an injured taliban insurgent in afghanistan. he was sentenced to life with a minimum of ten years. he appealed in 2014. his appeal against conviction was not successful but his minimum turn was reduced to eight years. the case then went to the criminal cases review commission. this body considers potential miscarria

investigators are still looking for him and say he may be injured. >>> a computer glitch on the southwest airlines website created added stretch for holiday travelers. maureen naylor has an update from the san jose airport semifinal he is full grown and 12 pounds. >>> this curious puppy was ready for his first plane ride. >> we have henry a yorkie terrior. he is 13 months old and he is emotional support system for ptsd. >> but they couldn't figure out if he would fit on the plane. >> i was confused as to why it wasn't working. we were able to find out on a third party site. >> this is what they found when they tried to go on southwest.com this morning. >> it is very frustrating. >> this retired attorney from texas spent 45 minutes online trying to book a flight for next week. >> he would act like it was loading up but it wouldn't load up and i had to give it up because i couldn't use the website for my return flight. >> planning to play music for families say he had the same problem trying to figure out if he could carry his guitar on. >> thank you for your patient and it had an animated

the suspected driver fled killed 12 people and injured 49.ed driverfled into the darkness of the tiergarten park and he was pursued by a witness who called the police. shortly after that, a 23—year—old pakistani man was arrested, but police do not think he was involved. and the last fa ct, think he was involved. and the last fact, of course a polish man who was found dead in the lorry‘s passenger seat, he was the registered driver, but police believe he may have been the victim of a hijack and obviously, information has been coming from the company that employed that driver. he has been identified. his cousin has identified. his cousin has identified him. he rang his wife at three o'clock that afternoon according to some newspaper reports, but wasn't heard of after that. there is records from the lorry‘s instrument tation that suggests that at some point it was started up repeatedly, but not actually driven off and then it did travel the five kilometres across berlin to the location where the attack was carried out. it is at this location tha

it isa dozens injured. —— laurie attack. up. sunshine first thing for scotland. the same for northern ireland. forced it with patchy fog. for england and wales it isa patchy fog. for england and wales it is a cloudy start, it is a dank start, one or two breaks for east anglia and the south—east at this stage of the morning, they are the exception rather than the rule. showers for the south coast. west wales and england we have a weather front producing light and patchy rain through much of the day. for the rest of england it will be bright with sunshine through much of the day in eastern scotland as well. you can already see the weather front introducing rain. it won't just be rain, it will also introduce strengthening wind. the areas where we will likely see the highest ats is north—west scotland and the outer hebrides, which could have gusts up to 70 mph, the north—west 60 mph, and you can see it is gusty along the irish sea. through the evening and overnight the rain and windy conditions pushed further south. it will weak

nine people were killed and up to 50 injured.d the scene and whose nationality is not known. russia's ambassador to turkey, andrey karlov has been shot dead by an off duty police officer. russian officials have described it as an act of terror. and this video is trending on bbc.com: the us electoral college has cleared the way for donald trump to become the next american president. they ignored a 5 million—signature petition urging them to defy tradition and choose mrs clinton, who received over two million more votes than mr trump. that is all from me. stay with us on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk.

eight of them are heavily injured, two of them are heavily injured, two of them died, and we have nowts with severe trauma of the lower extremities. and the pelvis. one of the 12 victims is said to be this woman, a 31—year—old italian, who has not been heard of since the attack. her phone and metro pass we re attack. her phone and metro pass were found at the scene. there's no doubt the early slip—up in this investigation piles more pressure on to the embattled chancellor angela merkel. it will not help her cause the tunisian they are hunting appears to have slipped into the country earlier this year when she opened the doors to thousands of refugees. you go to france nowadays, you see military on the streets, a place like this would have had armoured vehicles protecting it. the germans said, we don't want to do this, we don't want our christmas feeling to be destroyed. it's an understandable, nice, gentle way of looking at things, but it's the wrong way. that's yesterday. things have got to change. even today, i think, there's not enough police on the street. the anxiety felt by peop

at least nine are dead and dozens injured.olice say a lorry mounted the pavement at speed and crashed through one of berlin's best—known markets, packed with christmas shoppers. members of the public tended to the injured, as police urged berliners to stay indoors until the all—clear could be given. as emergency services responded swiftly, officials said they were dealing with a possible "terror attack". translation: it is terrible to witness this, i had hoped we would never experience something like this here in berlin. police on the ground are doing everything they can. we'll have the latest from berlin, where police say they've detained one person — believed to be the truck driver. there's another major story tonight: shouting. an off—duty turkish policeman, moments after he shot and killed the russian ambassador, urging the world to remember syria and aleppo. he'd been seen in the background, as ambassador karlov addressed a meeting. moscow said the murder was an act of terrorism. also today — in syria, a group of orphans

isis says it's responsible for the attack that left 12 dead and 48 injured. charlie d'agata is in berlin with more. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. some of the questions germans are asking today who is this killer or killers, where are these killers, and can they catch these killers before they strike again. german police say they received something like on 500 tips from the public but, strangely, no photo foots or ccct footage of the suspect in considering he just rammed a truck into a christmas market packed with members of the public. you would have thought that somebody had some video footage and that is what police have asked for. this is hand on an added urgency after isis claimed responsibility for the attack, saying that one of its kojs of the kalivet was responsible. they don't intend to cry wolf of these matters. during the search, the police had to let go of the only suspect they have, a pakistani asylum seeker. the reason was he was arrested an hour after the attack. it was a person inside the truck, the hijacked truc

this when we know there would be more injured. you not only get global headlines.his wasn't a spur of the moment attack. it was clearly plant because he did on monday night. the berlin police in german intelligence had have warning of a truck carrying out an attack over the holidays against a christmas market in berlin. they knew something was coming. and they still cannot stop it. they didn't go to the big crowd on a saturday or sunday. and still look with a got. >> we will come back to colonel peters and the other analysts as the events continue to unfold in berlin. he makes a very fair point. even if you know something like this is coming if you have someone willing to carry it out it's almost impossible to stop. we will have more from the exchange when we come back. there's a lot of places you never want to see "$7.95." [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. if only the signs were as obvious when you trade. fidelity's active trader pro can help you find smarter entry and exit points and can help protect y

we're talking about 29 people dead and 72 injured. just looking at images, looks like mushroom cloud in the distance from the explosions. raphael roma thank you with the latest details on the explosion at fireworks market in mexico. coming back learning more about the police officer who assassinated ambassador to turkey and donald trump, is the president-elect up to the job? watching cnn live all around the world. beverly d'angelo! juliette lewis costarred as the daughter. oh, i think it was um... chris columbus was the director... it's called claymation... narwhals really exist... actually guys, it was the ghost of christmas past... never stick your tongue on a frozen flag pole... yukon cornelius... "die hard" is considered a christmas movie! that's the unlimited effect. stream your entertainment with unlimited data when you switch to at&t and have directv. hi, we(laughter)lford quads. we're in 8th grade. technology is the only thing that really entertains us. i'm gonna use this picture on sketchbook, and i'm going to draw mustaches

local police say dozens more were injured.e same market in 2005 and 2006. leonardo rocha reports. we have had new pictures coming in just in the past few minutes, i think, showing people running away. what exactly is going on and why, as far as you know? the cause of the blast is still unknown. i saw some of the pictures in the footage that have been shown on mexican television and is now everywhere else. spectacular in a horrible way. it is an open—air market on the outskirts of mexico city. you see one explosion that then triggers a series of explosions. some of them seem to be fireworks and others seem to be last, perhaps gas canisters because people were cooking and selling food fair. it is really shocking. the amount of smoke that suddenly goes up as the explosions go through, it is a vast area. some local media say that up to 2000 people were shopping there. it is a busy time of the year with christmas and new years celebrated in most places but in mexico certainly, with fireworks. it looks as though it would be difficul

. >>> plus a disturbing find on a north philadelphia street a woman so badly injured police could not tell what happened to her. their search to find the person responsible. >>> where where your mother go >> she's going back to chicago she's like bye, felicia. >> bye, felicia. >> the first lady opens up to oprah, what michelle obama says about life in the white house, and the changing of the public's perception of her. good day everybody it is, it is, tuesday. >> it is tuesday. >> tuesday. >> december 20th, 206. >> hi everybody. >> hello good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> do i look think different today. >> why is that. >> i don't have a key light. >> i thought that was mine. >> that is mine. >> we share lights here but lights out. >> it is out. >> isn't that typical for us, light's out somewhere up here. >> light are always out up here. scott's in for sue. >> you guys both have a beautiful tuesday glow going on. >> thank you beautiful tuesday glow. weather by numbers on a scale of one to ten, yesterday was a six, today a seven. still a cold day but we will slowly recover

the first responders treat the injured. it's a major collision scene, we have to bring out the special investigators. we have the san francisco police department traffic collision unit on scene. >> around 12:45 this corolla rear-ended the ultima and hit the black mercedes. all vehicles involving this collision are accounted for and the responsible people for the vehicles. >> the gray corolla was heading north on clay and it appeared the driver hit the glass instead of the brakes, the female driver was talking with police. >> at this time we've identified nine patients. we've transported 7 to date. two are critical, four are moderately injured -- four went to san francisco general, 2 to ucsf. eight pedestrians and bods driver -- both drivers. >> i was about three blocks to the north when i saw the first responders coming. i came here, you can see most of the soong, there were -- scene, there were a lot on the grand. most -- ground, most bleeding. it was a horrific scene. >> muni buses were diverted and this could have been w

at least 60 injured. homes set on fire. >>> also developing, the new video from inside the assassination. the russian diplomat, gunned down. tonight, we learn, the shooter was a member of the police riot squad. >>> the travel nightmare in this country, just days until christmas. the passengers and their luggage, piled up. >>> and the major federal investigation breaking late today, a million vehicles here in the u.s. the new rollaway risk. 25 accidents reported already. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with the chilling new reporting tonight, after the terror attack inside that christmas market. a truck plowing through the crowd. the hunt is on tonight for that suspected driver, and this evening, we learned investigators now believe the original driver of the truck had been hijacked, killed. he was delivering steel to berlin. he'd been talking with his wife and said he would call her back after a stop for a meal. tonight, you can see the smashed-ou

dozens more have been injured. the market was busy ahead of new year celebrations.he video is trending the at bbc.com. at least 2a cities across the north east of china have declared extreme air pollution alerts. millions of people are confined indoors to avoid the toxic smog. flights have been cancelled and highways closed because of low visibility. stay with bbc world news. and the top story here in the uk — scientists have made a remarkable breakthrough in the treatment of early stage prostate cancer. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. the bitter feud — the bitterfeud — between businesses and the ousted chairman might be headed for the courtroom next. restrictions on converting yuan is fuelling more demand for us dollars in china. good morning, asia, hello world, it's a wednesday. glad you could join us for this mid—week edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. we start off with india and a very public boardroom battle will be the top of the agenda at a number of meatings being held this week by companies belonging to the c

no one was injured. police found two guns on the student and are still trying to figure out why he brought the guns to school. developing news out of florida... where we are following a bank robbery that turned into a 2-hour long hostage situation in jacksonville. police say -- it ended peacefully with all the hostages released -- and a lone suspect in custody. but the incident remains under investigation. a-b-c's elizabeth hur has the latest. for the hostages.. held inside this florida credit union.. ((nat)) sirens police.. and the swat team.. not the only ones rushing to the scene.. family members.. unable to get a hold of their loved ones.. prayed for their safety. ((sot)) sharon sykes, hostage's mother "i'm just prayerful.. prayerful? prayerful?" it was just after 9am.. police say they got a 911 call about a robbery in progress at community first credit union in jacksonville.. swat negotiators.. called to the scene right with the suspect making demands and dangerous threats. ((sot)) sheriff presser "

nobody was injured.ing a litany of felony charges. >> thanks a lot. >>> knew this morning, major vandalism at a high school in santa rosa leaves $100,000 worth of damage for you look at the map on your screen. this happened at cardinal newman high school 7:00 last night. this is how they discovered it. firefighters were called to the scene. they found a man inside the office no space thousand dollars worth of damage done to the high school. >>> happening now, police looking for three people who broke into a house in san bruno and they are just showing us the surveillance photo of this burglary that happened last wednesday. three people broke down the door to get into the home on crystal springs road. as you can see here, the three are wearing reflectors. it is not clear that they took him off the cuff. >>> nearly without a home this morning after a fire with complex in concert. flames erupted just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon on the street. the area shot. the smoke billowing of. they managed to put out

another person was seriously injured and taken to cooper university hospital. a newsroom continues to working on getting more information. >>> donald trump wins the electoral college vote making the election day result official and insuring he will be the nation's 45th president. >> the vote for president of the united states was 20 votes for donaldj trump and the vote for vice president of the united states, 20 votes for michael r pence >> the 20 electoral votes were rewarded to president-elect trump and pence, similar scenes played out in alcohols across the nation. and texas put president-elect over the top helping him surpass the 270 electoral votes needed. >> no trump, no tree son >> as the voting went inside protesters gathered outside the pennsylvania state house, a few managed to make their way inside. they called president-elect trump unfit for the highest office in the land. meantime mr. trump is at his florida estate for the christmas holiday and expected to continue to hold meetings as he works form his cabinet. we've learned the president-elect has