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james marsden was in san antonio, texas, then bavaria, germany. then -- oh, yeah, that one.vacuum sealed it, i suvided it, nice a thin with a bit of t ruff sauce, we were good to go what was justin wearing? >> the skiniest of skinny jeans, didn't matter how hot it was, with a t-shirt. he's a character. he's got a uniform and he looks damn good in it, so why not? >> jimmy: it's surprise to -- did you see him in the golf? >> i saw him in the golf cart. >> jimmy: it's shocking. >> there were no gum gummies on this journey, unfortunately. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you feel like, okay, i've got to shoot all this stuff, i've eaten now, it's just too much? >> yes, but it's one of those things, it's so frickin' good, you're in italy, you kind of have to keep going. >> jimmy: what'd you have? >> with justin, we were on the adriatic. and we had -- we were eating these clams which are actually not indigenous, they're ironically from the philippines, but that's for another day. we ate our -- probably like -- i don't know how many pounds because they were so frickin' delicious. just a bi

the governor of bavaria said it appears to be an intentional act, but the motive. >> is still really. >> an unknown to us here. now he is. >> known. >> this individual is known to police and has a series of past. >> offenses. >> offenses that they are aware of, including drugs. but that being said, why. >> he chose. >> this protest. >> is really unknown. it's. >> possible that he just saw a. >> target of opportunity, a large group of people. >> but anna, as far as who these people are, we know that there. >> were some children. >> who were here at the time. presumably they were here with their parents who were protesting. >> at this point, we. >> know that of these, at least. 28 people who were injured, there are. >> some who are very seriously, if. >> not. critically injured. but that's. >> all that we. >> know at this point about the. >> condition of those who. >> were struck. anna, of course, the timing of this creates heightened concern. vice president, finance secretary rubio and other world leaders were scheduled to be in munich tomorrow. courtney, will those plans change at all

speaking at the scene, bavaria's state premier — markus soder said the incident was �*presumably an attacks simply terrible. . just terrible. when you get the news that yet again, someone has rammed into a group of people, that there are many injured. it's a slap in the face. we feel for the victims. we pray for the victims. we hope that all make it, particularly those that are seriously injured or perhaps are even in life threatening conditions. i hope they make it out alive and healthy. just in the last hour german chancellor olaf scholz spoke about the incident in germany and is already making political changes in response to the incident. translation: it's important i for me to say here that whoever commits a crime in germany will not only be heavily punished and go to prison, but will also have to reckon with no longer staying in germany. that includes those from countries where it's difficult thein ., , surprised that that he has laid there has undoubtedly been a feeling of betrayal. if you look at the major news sites here in ukraine and the comments under the articles reporting on

i'm afraid with the car attack in bavaria. horrendous. what could it mean for the german elections coming up on sunday week? and bastian gorka will join us from the white house on the ukraine peace deal. is trump's plan credible and will ukraine accept it? but before all of that, let's get the news with sophia wenzler. >> nigel. thank you. it'sjust >> nigel. thank you. it's just gone. 7:00. these are your headlines. some breaking news coming to us from london. it's being reported that a man holding a burning quran outside the turkish embassy has been attacked by a man with a knife. the video posted on x showed a man with a rucksack and his hood up, holding a book on fire, standing and holding it up at the barrier to the turkish embassy. the footage then shows him lying on the road, being kicked by another man, who then appeared to slash at the man on the floor with a knife. an ambulance and police are said to be on the scene. we will bring you more as we get it. the german chancellor has called for an afghan suspect arrested in munich to

still reeling from an appalling incident in aschaffenburg in bavana incident in aschaffenburg in bavariaust three weeks ago, when a two year old boy and a man, aged 41, were both killed in a stabbing in a german park. that incident, being done by a 28 year old afghan man. so it's the same sort of background again for another incident today, a 24 year old afghan man detained very soon after it appears a mini cooper accelerated before speeding into groups of people over a thousand gathering. as part of this left wing demonstration, the verdi trade union in munich and they were gathering on the siedel strasse, one of the main arterial roads going north out of the central train station, gathering there for of the central train station, gathering there fo

munich at parkhead but do have a lifeline for the second leg in bavana lifeline for the second leg in bavariand the us open are messing with mixed doubles and people aren't happy. >> are you fed up with the cloud? there's actually a greater chance of seeing some breaks in it through today. stick with us to find out if you're going to see any of the sunshine. >> well, here we are on this thursday morning. good morning to you. wherever you're watching, however you're listening i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello, and this is gb news breakfast. >> so we're talking about all these new towns, these 12 new towns proposed for around the country. and i think that's very exciting. i think it's very exciting. >> and they're meant to be beautiful as well. >> well, hopefully they will be. and we're talking about architecture in general. we're also talking about the ugly ones, how we've got it wrong so often throughout the years. and cheap doesn't have to mean ugly, but so often it does. and but also the king yesterday visited the most beautiful football stadium i've ever been in. the team of mr paul