well, we've returned to cologne — one year on from the attacks.ty in germany that is as secure as cologne is actually this evening. you saw in that video a group of men being held back by police. responding to criticism of the tactic on social media — cologne's head of police defended racial profiling. translation: we identified a large number of young men from north african countries, just in the city there will more than 1000. we examined these people on a large scale because we recognised corresponding aggressive behaviour with them. this was about the fact that we had taken measures very early on, we identified a total of more than 650 people and carried out a variety of responses. let's move onto an unusual tradition. it's known as the new year's day dip — an annual tradition in some parts of the uk and europe which involves diving, swimming or running into seas or rivers, which as you can imagine can be, let's say, refreshing, at this time of year. here's a look at some of the brave! it makes me could just looking at them! let's get the spor

we returned to cologne one year on from the attacks.his tactic on social media, cologne's chief police officer has defended the move. translation: we identified a large number of young men from north african countries. just in the city there were more than 1000. we examined these people on a large—scale, because examined these people on a la rge—scale, because recognise examined these people on a large—scale, because recognise the corresponding aggressive behaviour with them. this was about the fact that we have taken measures against dangers very early on. we identified a total of more than 650 people, and carried out a variety of risk responses. the owner of a burger restaurant has just won the title of best female chef in asia. may chow has taken hong kong by storm with her chinese—style buns and deep—fried dessert sandwiches. she gave the bbc a flavour of what her work is like. for the bao, i would definitely say it isa for the bao, i would definitely say it is a chinese burger. if you define me, my food is exactly... i really chine

i don't know if that was a real cologne guy.n a weirdo. [ laughter ] >> oh you think so? >> seth: yeah, i think that was a weirdo. >> you think he set me up? >> seth: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] did he find you on craigslist? cause that might have been a weirdo. >> yeah, he was. >> seth: do you have any -- >> "this is the cologne everybody is going to want!" [ laughter ] >> seth: now tell me, do you have any advice for guys in the nba now? like, do you ever tell them as far as like being this pitchman. and being involved in products over their career? >> i just tell them to, you know, be real. don't always just do it for the money. and then i always tell them, save their money. it's a fact that 70% of all nba players t have nothing. so just save their money. it's actually very easy to spend. i spent a million dollars in 30 minutes one time. >> seth: really? >> true story. >> seth: oh my goodness. >> so my first $1 million check i said, you know what, i got a million dollars, i want a new car. so i go buy a benz. 150. i come

police say 650 men underwent identity checks at the cologne train station.last new year's eve, men who appeared to be of north african and arab descent allegedly robbed, groped, and sexually assaulted hundreds of women at the holiday celebration around the cologne cathedral. the incident helped fuel the rise of geany's anti- immigration party challenging chancellor angela merkel's in this year's election. in her new year's address to the nation yesterday, merkel said islamic terrorism is the biggest test facing germany. in france, the new year brings many workers greater rights to unplug. they'll now be able to ignore work emails outside normal office hours when they're at home or on vacation. the "right to disconnect" law requires employers with 50 or more workers to negotiate and define when staff should not send or reply to emails. officials in france's socialist- led government say the idea is to help prevent worker stress and burnout. france limited the standard workweek to 35 hours back in 2000. here in the united states, four- and-a-half million low-i

we returned to cologne one year on from the attacks.ack by police. responding to criticism of the tactic on social media — cologne's head of police defended racial profiling. translation: we identified a large number of young men from north african countries. just in the city, there were more than 1,000. we examined these people on a large scale, because we recognise the corresponding aggressive behaviour with them. this was about the fact that we have taken measures against dangers very early on. we identified a total of more than 650 people, and carried out a variety of risk responses. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: brace yourself for a chilling annual ritual. it involves taking a plunge into freezing waters on new year's day. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow, in holland, we're gonna use money we picked up in belgium today, then we'll be in france, and again it'll be the same money. it has just got to be the way to go. george harris

. >> seth: encounter is a cologne. >> this is a scandinavian cologne called "encounter." >> seth: hered tell the person -- >> seth: so, there you go. this is -- >> who got it. we got this. >> seth: so you actually bought it. >> so i asked the person, "would you send me some? i'll reimburse you." >> seth: and how is it? >> and he sent me about six. it's the worst-smelling thing i've ever had in my life. [ laughter ] should we both try a little bit? >> seth: yeah, here we go. >> should i smell you, and you smell me? >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> it's awful. >> seth: oh, it's not good. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: it's really not good. >> but it's my line. [ laughter ] the nice thing about them just stealing your image is you don't have to pretend it's good. >> seth: yeah, right? >> do not buy this horrible-smelling -- >> seth: do not trust the cologne with my face on it. >> no, but it's a lot like bug spray, but i love the name, "encounter." >> seth: encounter. >> yeah. >> seth: i -- yeah, see, that's the great thing though. i feel like one day -- have you gone to scandina

the assaults are a year after hundreds of women were attacked in cologne during the 2015 new year's eve new year's eve celebrations in innsbruck. it was here in this crowd that 18 young women who had come to dance and watch the fireworks were sexually assaulted. police say it was done by assaulted. police say it was done by a group of five or six men. translation: the offenders surrounded the women dancing and touched them inappropriately. the person leading the investigation told the bbc that the number of the assaults and the fact they were carried out by a group is unprecedented for innsbruck. the police are checking cctv footage. the suspects are believed to be between 25—30 years old, possibly from asia or north africa. the nationalities are unclear. it is thought they in innsbruck. police say that the surgeon includes refugee shelters. the assaults happened despite heightened security in the city. last year in neighbouring germany, hundreds of women were assaulted in new year at cologne and anti—immigrant sentiment in austria has grown after the refugee and migrant crisis in 2015,

i used to buy the little colognes. >> seth: yeah. >> $5. >> seth: like a night's worth of cologne?ever you want. >> seth: wow. >> cleaning products. >> seth: i mean folding chairs, rugs and cologne, what else is there? >> you tell me. >> seth: yeah, you just roll out a rug -- >> that's it. >> seth: put down the chair, and let the ladies smell you. [ laughter ] all right, are we putting some cheese on this? >> no, not yet. >> seth: okay. we're gonna probably -- >> i want to shave it down because i want to make that we have it all ready to go. this is some comte cheese. >> seth: okay, comte? >> yeah, comte. >> seth: french? >> yes, from right on the boarder of switzerland. it's right there in the alps. >> seth: okay, great. >> so -- ah, ah! >> seth: that's some funk on that cheese. >> that's some funk. [ laughter ] but what i'm saying is it's funky in the beginning. at the finish it's sweet and salty, and it's -- oh, my. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, that's fantastic. >> and it doesn't really melt well, but i'm [ bleep ] putting it on there. >> seth: okay. >> [ bleep ]. >> seth: ye

one commercial i did was for some cologne and i had to slap on cologne all over my body and i had nonipples were pretty painful. >> stephen: i never in a million years imagined the first time i interviewed you that you would say my nipples were pretty painful. thank you very much. you might be the first one who's ever said that to me in public. ( cheers and applause ) the first man ever to say that on camera with me. >> it's a tough world out there. >> stephen: yeah. people have no idea! but i got by. i always felt then i would rather do a stupid commercial than a stupid acting job. >> stephen: like a stupid movie or something like that? >> yeah, like a stupid movie. >> stephen: what's the stupidest movie you ever did? >> i did two really stupid movies. i did daughters of satan. >> stephen: that sounds like a quality film. family drama? what's daughters of satan? >> you always think you can rise above it. you go, well, i know it's a low-budget movie but i'll do more work and get more jobs, but that didn't happen. might have been because of my death scene when my wife who was really a

literally nine hours of someone between takes just -- >> neil told us he actually wore a different cologne for each one. >> you know what this is? >> looks like a list. >> wrong. it's a list. >> leather and burnt fire smoke. doused in sad old spice, i think. and a real physical transformation character wise. and i got to be a total blundering horrible idiot. >> but who he bring county olaf home to meet his own kids? >> i like to do things with tongue firmly planted in my cheek. at least with the kids. that way if i'm being reprimandy or being serious, i can still give them a wink and let them know i'm upset but not going to destroy him. >> by the way, people onlemony sti snicket starts the 13th. >> did drake just submit his romance wi romance with j.lo with a $100,000 gift? >> plus -- ♪ ♪ >> everything you need to know about the new freddie mercury movie. where would >>> miccael keaton and laura durn were at the premier last night, the movie telling the ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> you said it, now everybody is buzzing about it. selena gomez caught hanging all over the week nd. here is the problem, he used t

literally nine hours of someone between takes just -- >> neil told us he actually wore a different cologneor each one. >> you know what this is? >> looks like a list. >> wrong. it's a list. >> olaf smells very much leather and burnt, fire, smoke. >> i hear these rr handsome. >> halvensham was doused in old spice. and a real physical transformation character wise. and i got to be a total blundering horrible idiot. >> but would he bring count olaf >> i like to do things with tongue fir at least with the kids. that way if i'm being reprimandy or being serious, i can still give them a wink and let them & know i'm upset but not going to destroy them. >> by the way, lemony snicket starts the 13th. pow perfect is that? >> that's like a tongue twister. >> i could barely get it out. >>> up next is selena gomez feuding with a victoria's secret angel? accusing the singer of breaking the girl code. >>> then did drake just cement his romance with j. lo with a $100,000 gift? ♪ my love don't cost a thing >> plus -- ♪ ♪ oh baby >> everything you need to know about the new freddie mercury movie. we're with

he hopes to get his career back on track and cologne as they fight for a european spot. over to pyongyang now where athletes at the -- they have been sharpening their basketball skills. they are hoping this will help korean benchwarmers and turn them into all-stars. >> will go to north korea. according to the state news agency, best of all players are getting to grips with a new training regimen. these will keep athletes suffer. according to the team, they are working. >> after doing the rhythmic warm-up exercises, my body possibility got better. >> this is the brainchild of this company. they create routines for football players. some exercises are performed without the ball and some with. the most important ingredient is music. >> it at least it won't exercises a snooty music, it is much easier to raise their level mentally, technically and physically. >> with a backing traffic this one, which can -- we can see what she means. basketball is kim jong-un's favorite sport. sarah: you are up-to-date on dw news, i am sarah kelly on dw news. thank you for tuning in in berlin

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aromatic passengers are the third biggest complaint for those with maybe pure hygiene, wearing too much cologne or perfume, the woman who pulls out her nail polish to do on the plane. my dater was flying by herself with a friend, and people brought out e-cigarettes and houka pens, which are not allowed on the plane, very quietlied them out of a back pack -- quietly pulled them out of a back pack. >>> what irritates me is when someone is getting on the plane it and taking someone so long to picks that perfect place for their luggage or the seat. and, oh, get one more thing out. >> right, right. >> we should think of this stuff ahead of time. >> get ready. >> yeah. but no backuppors problems on the roadways here. just one tiny pocket of slowing as you head westbound on 580 coming up and over the altamont pass, but beyond that, a very nice-looking drive through the livermore valley. san mateo bridge. i'll give you a nice picture there, and no problem there across the span there. driving across the bridge itself, over towards the peninsula, problem-free, no issues there. finally, a live look at the

>> cologne?> no. >> opportunity. >> money. >> i will talk with the award winning director of "the big short," adam mckay. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. tech: don't let a cracked windshtrust safelite.plans. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text"... you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. >> personal choice segment tonight, hollywood and politics. the movie, "the big short," is about the collapse of thee mortgage and securities section that led to the great recession, in 2008. we are still feeling that today. i spoke with award-winning director adam mckay about the recession and his movie. >> one of my swaps on mortgage, it will pay off, if the underlying bond fails -- >> you want to bet

told there were hundreds of thousands of women outside the white house, trump said, "wow, this trump cologneworks." [ laughter and applause ] "yeah. powerful." but it was pretty amazing. i saw that there were women's marches saturday on every continent, including one in antarctica. [ cheers and applause ] we actually have a picture of the protestor there. [ laughter and applause ] actually, i saw that yesterday was donald and melania trump's 12th wedding anniversary. yeah. when asked what the traditional 12th anniversary gift is, trump said, "i don't know. i've never made it this far." [ laughter and applause ] "i made history twice this weekend." [ light laughter ] of course, after the inauguration, it's tradition for the newly sworn in president and vice president to dance with their spouses. and here is president trump and vice president pence out on the dance floor. take a look. ♪ i faced it all and i stood tall and did it my way ♪ [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this is crazy. later they -- they re-aired that same footage. and i think trump's trying to make money off of it. i think. >> ste

that is why economists at the cologne economic institute for research are raising alarm. >> this strategyf making bilateral trade deals that trump seems eager to pursue appears to make things easier, but it tears apart global trade policies and the liberal structures and obligations that keep world trade policies together. >> the german business community fears that a policy of isolation and protective tariffs will damage germany, europe, and the u.s. economy. what if the u.s. and britain joined forces? that scenario is spooking investors in frankfurt. british prime minister theresa may will be the first foreign leader to hold talks with the new u.s. president,, talks that are likely to focus on bilateral trade. >> they are likely to aim for a trade agreement, and that is where germany has to pay close attention. our exports depend on the strength of the global economy, and every trade agreement that is not with us is against us. >> who is with whom is not at all clear. the only thing for sure is that world trade as we know it is about to be shaken up. guest: it was supposed to rival the

i've got cologne in the car, deodorant, because he wants to smell good and look good. >> i'll take you through, they're going to want to see your i.d. as well at the window. >> all right. >> and after that, you are free. give you your paperwork when you get out in front when we get with your family. >> who's here? >> i don't know. >> wow, you've got a nice little reception going on here, houck. >> yeah. >> thank god. i missed you so much. >> i missed you. i'm glad you're out. >> your ears are cold. >> i'm sorry. we've been waiting a long time. what were you, primping? >> thank you! >> this day has been one that i've been looking forward to so much, but i've also been so, so scared because i don't want him to come back. i don't want him to come back, and he always thinks that it won't happen again, but you know, all of us are getting older. we never know how long we have. and i just want him to be around to enjoy all of us and for us to enjoy him, because he's a really good person and has a great heart, but nobody knows it. all they know him is prisoner houck, you know? he's just a pris

. >> i would say our song would be, god, i'm drawing a blank on it, but it is javier cologne, what's? time after time. >> time after time. by the way, you smell good. >> thank you, i appreciate that, mike. >> what is it? >> at the dior. >> who gave it snow. >> my lovely fiancee. so thank you. >> you will smell good for the wedding. >> making fun of the way he said it. >> dior. >> what was, was he right? lauren, did you hear him, right with the song story? >> i'm just going to keep drinking. >> that means? >> it doesn't meanest's not right? >> they're both bartenders. >> 10:00 in the morning, she is already drinking. after 12 hours. >> keep going, hon. >> one last question of you anthony. >> yes, sir? >> on friday the 13th, what would scare her? does anything scare her? >> oh, gosh, her own shadow. no. what would scare laur? nothing really. she a pretty tough cookie. >> not snakes or bugs or something? >> no, no. nothing really will scare laur. she is pretty tough. >> let's take down her shot. so we can take the mask off, you can take your mask off now. >> thank you. >> yes. >> her ha

maybe they have poor hygiene, or wearing too much cologne or perfume. >> it is 5:44. it is pouring down rain, and cold outside our studio. i just looked. >> oh, it's pouring here? i was going to say, where is it pouring? >> it has to be affecting the commute. >> well, you know, we are, be dave and pam, good morning, we are seeing some more of those solo spinout crashes. nothing too serious so far. nothing that is really impacting the commute in a major way, but certainly as more people hit the roads here, and the roadways are wet, it could become an issue for the morning commute. mostly, it's going to be the lighter shower is during the morning commute. steve will get into that in just a moment. i'll show you here, the trayvon -- tracy super commute. quite a bit of slowing and frees up as you get into the livermore valley. but i think that will start to build up here through the next couple of hours. i want to show you the east shore freeway, and more and more people making that drive along interstate 80 right there. as you come towards the maze, you won't experience

. >> you don't put cologne over that because that will double it up and make it worse. >> you ever do that for a long run and you come home and for summaries on she just looks really attractive or coming back from the run it is same thing. you don't shower or anything. >> is that you're owe. >> everybody skinnies all salt y. >> you are reminiscing right now. >> flashbacks. >> you know what i mean, i need a deep fried hoagie, i have never had one it is called a zoagie, it is outside right thousand that is a live shot outside our studio lets go eat one what do you think. >> um-hmm she looks years younger than she should. is it dna or olay? new olay regenerist helps take years off your skin age so you can look younger. who needs dna when you have olay? new regenerist. i'my bargain detergentgh a couldn't keep up.isaster. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. tide. number one rated. it's got to be tide wecage-free eggs.ng and we care about azing taste. because at hellmann's, we're on the side of food. >>> please make sure you join us for for for

in a speech in cologne, merkel reiterated that the uk should not be allowed to cherry pick a deal. >> translator: to access the single market is only possible on keeping the full fundamental freedoms i mentioned. beyond that you have to negotiate. you can't lead the negotiations as a way of cherry picking that would have disastrous consequences for the other 20 member states. we can't allow such consequences. the political uncertainty continues here in europe. ian is still with us. ian, i want to pick up on viewer comments that have come in within the first 15 minutes of the show. david writes in and says good morning, happy new year. he says he agrees with you regarding the u.s. dollar and expect a 25% fall in its value by the end of trump's first term. given the controversy of the president-elect and geopolitical problems in the world, does the combination of this and the eventually weakening dollar mean a surge in the price of gold? is gold the way to go? >> if you get that decline, one correlation most constant over the past 20 years is the negative correlation between the dollar

many villages in the area, caring for him and taking sightseeing tours to paris, to swimming in the cologne pool in mornings and to the ocean air yum in monte carlo and being taught chess and astounded finding baldwin's books in many strange languages in the house. carroll long time upper west cider and patron of book culture. she traveled to work extensively during her lengthy career. sheave learning of her sole consultancy, learning works, provides inclusion in human resources, learning and development and leadership management across many work places. associate professor for graduate programs and brightest accomplishment is her son daniel and his greatest accomplishment his two grandchildren. james the son of david and carole. father of grant and poppy, is profession consultant and visual artist who resides in prove dense rhode island. traveling with his mom since he was born in new york city and lived in a few other places he had benefit of seeing much of the world and enjoys a quieter live in providence, rhode island. okay. thank you, thank you. also joining us is british-born nicholas

even cologne, all with the trump name. >> it just really took the trump brand, you know, to a differentl. perhaps a demographic we don't necessarily cater to in our real estate. >> ever since "the art of the deal," trump has enjoiped imparting his business knowledge to others. >> i love to educate people and i love teaching them what i've learned so they can go out and do the same thing themselves. >> in 2005, he puts his name on trump university, an online destination for real estate and business courses and pulse in upwards $1 million for speaking engagements and writes several best-selling books. following bill rancic's win on "the apprentice," the trump international hotel and tower in chicago. >> a lot of people think donald trump is -- they view him as this billionaire and at the end of the day, the guy is a gifted builder. it was my job to take in and absorb and soak up as much as i possibly could and that's what i did. i watched how he made decisions. >> during construction, engineers proposed wrapping trump international in horizontal steel wraps. >> within 30 seconds, donald s

just days before the first anniversary of the cologne kne knee's arrival to the aquarium.e parents sheila and goose are and their baby are doing great. the chick is going to hang out behind the scenes to give her time to develop her waterproof plumage before she joins everybody else in the exhibit. the staff this is a monumental experience. >> it was actually pretty cool. because little blue penguins have only been here just about one year. so to have a chick within that first year, um, we were pretty amazed. we were pretty excited for that. >> you'll be able to vote for this adorable baby's name online later this month. fyi some zoos and aquarium have to perform an dna test to make sure about a penguin's sex. >>> some big endorsements tonight foreman who wants to become new jersey's next governor. phil murphy has nod from both us senators from the garden state bob menendez corey booker. this is murphy's campaign website. he's hoping to succeed governor christie whose second term ends in 218. he is a former obama administration ambassador to germany. he's already got a han

most of it was not true, but they said he ate with golden spoons and put french cologne on his whiskers. they called him sweet vanny whiskers, so they made him up as the champion of the 1%, basically, the rich people and the officeholders. brian: how many books have you written? ronald: four or five i think. brian: any history books? ronald: my last book was on the start of the brooklyn dodgers in the 1890's. brian: what triggered you on this one? ronald: partly living in the area of williamsburg. i have visited berkeley plantation. when ilways been told was features editor at "the wall street journal" that the 1840 campaign was the first modern campaign. why? i don't know, but that is what everyone says, so i looked into it and sure enough, it was. brian: one of the things mentioned throughout the book is the log cabin. ronald: this became the symbol of the campaign. nominated in harrisburg, pennsylvania and the plan was to portray him as the general washington of the west. he would be this later on the white horse leading the people. the week after the convention ended, some reporter

at this point the israeli settlement in the cologne, it's not there. it's not an issue. i think, i don't think we'll been issue for a long time. it's not an issue. why do you raise it looks like to israel into a problem and what already is a very complex and controversial issue? so i would let whatever sleeping, sleep. thank you. >> thank you. dennis roth. >> i thought both presentations were very interesting. one comment and then a question for each of you. the comic is, it is true that historically -- comment that the chemistry between presidents and prime ministers have been useful in terms of shaping a relationship, although the truth is frequently that chemistry hasn't been great, even in administrations that ended up doing things fairly well together. the reagan administration being a good example. the reagan-menachem begin chemistry wasn' was a recruit hm afterwards and improved a little bit but it was never that great and yet the reagan administration ended up establishing strategic cooperation with israel and drove a relationship that was shaped and a sense on v

. >> harris: when you have a crisis in the city of cologne, where you have so many sexual assaults, you said on the air before, literally running out of the devices for women to protect themselves, pepper spray, that sort of thing, and not in just about that at all. whatever it would be, we think two new year's eves ago and how dangerous it was for women, but you talk about that desire to kind of mimic what others are doing with their immigration. and the idea that we take care of women in this country. i mean, i don't think that angela merkel as a female leader wanted to really go there, so she had to address the number situation. >> dagen: and you know, assimilation in this country is critical and core to who we are in our fabric. and becoming one, which has been a struggle in europe, where multiculturalism and separation was government-sponsored and government-sanctioned. here assimilation is a critical part of who we are. and so, why not take a breath and make sure that the refugees who are coming in do become one with the u.s.? >> harris: we can tell from just a short conversation

the french colognes, many leave. the algerian government decide to give out land to algerians. they divide the property of the imperialist. the following year the remaining french properties are parceled out to algerians. it seems to be there following the anti-imperialist model. they're looking for light industry, agriculture, small-scale trade. initially china seems to have the upper hand. the soviets will ultimately win. by that i mean china is pressuring the algerians not to invite the ussr to the second conference. algerians will ultimately cave, but the question is wife -- why. givenplanation is often -- but i think it is incorrect. the defense minister who later became president in algeria came to moscow in 1963. he asked about aid from the soviets. the soviets told him he had to embrace chinese aid, and legalese the communist party -- legalize the communist party. he says no. he comes back the next year. they make up. cavedime chris just khrushchev caved. it gives them the aid of the algerians still have not budged. it was not until 19 sick d5 they did. the reason -- 19

south cologne avenue is your best bet.ot the some construction route one northbound at oxford valley right lane blocked between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. over to you. >>> thanks, meisha. that is "eyewitness news" for thousand, join us for "eyewitness news" at noon i'm jim donovan make it a great the day. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> announcer: it's an empire exclusive. after years of self-doubt with a visit to the doctors be enough to put a smile back on her face. could your favorite restaurant have a potentially deadly secret on the menu? >> you are at risk. >> announcer: could a new tattoo trend unlock the fountain of youth. and dr. pimple popper shares her

a lot of fred in cologne yannol beach that are swatching.g. there may be may b additional showers or a fewew flurries out there later thisat morning during the afternoon. main batch of energy here thatnt brought us the lightbrou accumulation pushing to the eass now out towards atlantic city.tt anything we get later today latt won't be terribly heavy but itvt could be enough that in a few f cases it could cut the roadways quickly as it moves on through.u forecast for today, 39 this afternoon, breezy and windndin chills in the low 30s. 3 make sure you are dressed for ar wintry afternoon.fterno it will not be a warm afternoon. plenty more weather coming up im a couple of minutes.minute we'll talk groundhog day and i d don't know what else you want to talk about.ta ba to o you.lk >> fun. thanks, tuck.ks. >> first at 9:00 right now,ow developing story out of canadaa just horrible story. sto six people are dead after a shooting at a mosque.os in quebec. police say there were eighte eit that happened last night. hap n right now, we do know two suspec

and later she will deliver a speech on her refugee policy in cologne.o take us through the aftermath on the german political scene, let's bring in bloomberg's alan crawford. great to have you with us, from berlin. how are these anti-nato comments and anti-e.u. comments and anti-immigration policy comments -- how have they been received in berlin? alan: there has been a somewhat muted reaction across europe. policymakers have been very careful not to leap to conclusions and respond rashly. and also italy. they are calling for more e.u. unity. confirming some of the worst fears in the european capital. trump to work together and to be a partner and to pursue a multilateral approach. how important is it to the e.u. to have the u.s. believe in the european project? the outgoing administration speaks very fondly of the european union and believing in it. not so much with donald trump. alan: that is the crux of the matter. there are two different issues here. nato,is u.s. support of part of the postwar, transatlantic order, and support for the e.u. this is re

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