i think germany like other players here is well aware that the only thing that will end the war is a compromise perhaps a diplomatic approach in the foreign minister also said there that germany continues to support the u.n. geneva process which has been going on for years to try and following to negotiate a huge solution but the german government seems to think that there is perhaps an open opportunity here to go beyond that to breathe new life into efforts to in the syrian conflict as a whole and that of course means getting all the players around the table not just syria but iran turkey russia united states and so on germany could be a broke up perhaps in the process given that it hasn't been involved in military action here and heiko moss seems to have a plan and he was talking also today about a last thing ceasefire being that the first thing that's needed to allow humanitarian efforts to go on the destruction of chemical weapons under u.n. supervision and ultimately he said a transitional government and new elections in syria so there is a a sort of a plan forming got an o

germany and the u.s. are completely undamaged. well this example actually shows that despite the current debate about tariffs about trade policy the german american trade relations and economic relations in a broader sense are what they are the united states are germany's most important export market and we have about five thousand german companies invested here in the united states those companies are here to state they create seven hundred thousand jobs all across the united states and their main concern is filling these jobs with qualified people so these apprenticeship programs initiated by the german companies will continue but it's not just german companies with factories in the u.s. it increases the u.s. companies adopting that dual education system what do you what do you hearing from them. indeed these clusters or apprenticeship programs started on the initiative of the german companies but bit by bit now three years down the road more and more american companies japanese companies and other european companies are joining and

states here in germany the most important federal state of those where many of the operations took place was no dry and was failure in the western part of the country and as you mentioned as well around sixty places including brothels and apartments were were searched it is certainly one that has also generated plenty of reactions including reactions from germany's interior minister and there will be a press conference in frankfurt at the public prosecutor's office as well where more details will be known regarding this very big and very important series of operations by the german federal police with such a huge operation tomas' police must have been preparing this for quite a while what are officials saying about the background so far indeed it has been reported that they had been preparing this for a year now that the talk here about a group of people who have used forged these us to bring women from thailand to germany who then worked forcibly in prostitution and who were moved to then from one brothel to the next in all these different parts of germany so it's an operation that took place today but that has been planned for quite some time and the reaction by the german i

running take the german american skills initiative for example the program is trying to introduce germany's well established system of dual education to the united states the concept combines classroom learning with hands on vocational training the german american chambres of commerce started the cooperation with the u.s. and german governments three years ago and as our correspondent reports from the southern us state of georgia the initiative is becoming increasingly popular. it's seven in the morning and colin mckeon is already at work the seventeen year old is training as an industrial mechanic at each cio it's an american tech from in union you had led to producing components for household appliances coats three year apprenticeship is based on the german educational model and he even gets paid enough in the u.s. where apprenticeships are often unpaid provide only basic training and have a bad reputation but cold believes this program is a gateway to success this definitely gives me a jump start you know getting ahead of the ball and everybody else because i'll be having an associate degree

garrett is going to be the first german commander of the eye is that how important is that for germany. well you know this is a hugely important germany is one of the largest contributors to the european space agency it's got the d.l.r. here this mission the horizons mission is going to be controlled partly in germany but also via houston and moscow this is just a really big deal for germany but you know i design i guess for an astronaut he couldn't be more on the ground you know have his feet on the ground because he did make the point that it's not only about the astronaut going to space it is about all the teams all the scientists all the universities in europe that are involved in these three hundred experiments that are going to take place on the i assess and of course this is a his mission this horizons mission is just one of many that are ongoing missions so you know it is important for germany but it's also important for europe and sorry there i say be so naive for the world that's all come together hey in space all right exciting is that there's i think i thank you very much for rep

deal president trump does seem to be bumping europe sort of france and germany at least some way along towards his way of thinking well this is certainly a problem that he's created for germany and france when my phone was here earlier this week he said that we signed this deal at the behest of the united states it's an agreement that russia china germany and britain all believe to be the best way to stop iran from getting a nuclear bomb but trump has repeatedly called it the worst deal ever created and what was most notable about this meet this speech at this press conference that we just solve a tween americal and trump is what we did not see any sort of reassurances from trump that he is not going to withdraw the united states from the deal and we heard merkel call it anything but perfect and we've heard that kind of rhetoric coming out before but we didn't hear him make any promises that he's going to continue to extend sanctions relief to iran but let us see here chance to look cool in her words talking about the iran nuclear deal. it is most important to see that iran after all is trying to exert its political i

trade partner both with the united states and china is there the the danger of germany being crushed in the middle here well obviously the. trade negotiator trade tradition ship between china and the u.s. is direct germany is not directly involved but if there's a trade war if there was a trade war obviously germany would be affected because growth would decline in china and put potentially over the medium term in the u.s. as well and both are important export partners of germany and of the united states not only has a big trade deficit with china but with germany as well do you think do you feel that pressure on german foreign trade or foreign trade will increase further down the line. well we heard already some indications of that donald trump has already threatened to impose tariffs on german automobiles. well this hopefully is only a threat so far as also the steel tariffs now are. exempted from them at least for the time being so i think as i said in the outset donald trump tries to threaten to put threatened threats into the room in order to get in the ocean position as far as europe is concerned he a

populism and nationalism in europe so how do you think germany is looking at the elections in hungary what's the perception in berlin there where you are. wellgermany is very concerned about what is calling on in some central and eastern european countries and beyond like turkey where we see a general trend which is different from the original narrative how european integration came into being and this narrative is about would we overcome nationalism we've become part of one we still stay who we are germans hunger ariens brits french but we belong to something bigger and there's something bigger is committed to core principles which are in essence liberal and they are committed to prove their lives and what we can experience in hungary but with retore clear and politically is a swing to a more populist and type who are loosed agenda and this is something that not only the german government is very concerned about but the german public in general and good a russian a the anti immigrant campaign is getting rather nasty and personal in a hungry i'm an addict is now personally targeting the hungary and born billionaire george soros saying he has

rights in the north of germany where does all of this leave germany in terms of its relations with spain who really wants him back that's right well germany berlin has been a little bit troubled by this whole. proceedings so far in the over the months of this story with their cars perched mont in this tended to back the madrid line and say that you know madrid's spain's procedures must be followed says spain's judicial process must be followed and today the government spokeswoman was very well you know this has never been a matter for the government it's all it's a purely legal question and this sort of keeping their distance from it i think they're a bit relieved in the sense that they've cleared up one point from this to put it to moan at least in the short term he can't be tried in spain for rebellion and that is the really troubling one for him because that is a choice that could have put him behind bars in spain if convicted for four decades or so a bit of a victory and then for him and everything that apart we know that the independence referendum that he spearheaded that it really polarized catalonia and he saw some of thos

the last wasn't too impressed hoping to make germany's well cup squad.it wasn't to be his day however. to make everything to me cold and it's a lot to laugh at from the edge of the box to get the hundred sign. thoughts with looking like the second one is until nico comes along the ball into the street cutbacks in stoppage time. the club's fukuoka most impressively to head the ball over the hope and into the net one one it ended. in braman hossam hookers leipsic had to come away with a win in order to stay within reach of a champions league spot. since first attempt was a nice try but no money shot. bama was on point but also fell short. did it better must lose a shock shot hit the post. was there to get the rebound. to bring. the full of their socks up if they still wanted a crack at the champions league. and the look mon stepped up for the equaliser wonder why that was it for my sake is that enough to be the cream of the crop. if indeed there's still plenty to play for. and this time on shall have. it's up to don't mind to make up for the embarrassing f

gomes was out for impress helping to make germany's well cup squad.it wasn't to be his day however. to make eric to me cold and it's a lot to laugh at from the edge of the box to give the hundred signs. the hosts were looking like the second one is until nico lost come to a long ball into the stroke cutbacks in stoppage time. to make last fukuoka runs impressively to head the ball over the hope at sea and into the net one on. when freeman has some hurdles leipsic had to come away with a win in order to stay within reach of a champions league spot. first attempt was a nice try but no money shot. bama was on point but also fell short. greyman did it better must lose a shock shot hit the post. and i was there to get the rebound. to play. like six had to pull their socks up if they still wanted a crack at the champions league. and other more look mon stepped up for the equalizer wonder what that was it from leipsic is that enough to be the cream of the crop. if indeed there's still plenty to play for. and this time on shall pass. it's up to don't mind to

as assessment says canary injured his thought while lying on the i cannot rolling him out of germany's well cup squad. a quiet tent a sterling stint at hoffenheim as he'll return from la to buy in next season. but the android courage shot went on. his second goal was more than just a statement it was a laser like strike was said during the week that he'd improved to get in training and that he scored twice today and it's right on twice dr big to see mr novels because her march is already breeds he's used to counting to three. thank you it was a marriage his first hat trick in the bundesliga. thanks he completed it four minutes before the final whistle three one hoffenheim. and what about the future maybe counting higher than just a three. hour working for a so this next. hour so i won't. see home next season in which investment oh yeah and i bore in the much as well keenan kara . and had drawn the sides level in the twenty fourth minute but the tree stars on the night what courage and hoffenheim i. hope. for right now in the moment of the league eight nine games now in the road it had been

attacks are becoming somewhat more likely i don't think particularly in one state but certainly in germany well everywhere police in some sense are prepared for something like this it so happened today near the area where this attack happened there was a large demonstration of kurds as a lot of police were already on the scene all very indeed very close to the scene because of that because they were monitoring this demonstration and so i think in this particular incident a lot more police were there a lot more quickly than would have been normally the case and they were able to control the situation a lot more quickly than would normally have been the case tell us a little bit more about how you know the procedures how how just security generally speaking has changed here in germany because of course we've been referring to the twenty sixteen christmas market has had the attack a bright side but that really shocked a nation i mean this is the first time in the country that we've seen a vehicle weaponized you know we know that that individual used a larger vehicle plowed into that christmas mark

man can leave prison if he posts seventy five thousand euros and bail posed a man must remain in germany well extradition proceedings continue. the decision comes after a higher court ruled he could not be extradited to spain on rebellion charges. who was poisoned alongside her father has spoken for the first time since they were attacked in a statement by.

germany's industrial orders also disappoint. more now with only bart standing by at the frankfurt stock exchange really what is behind this decline. wellif you listen to the some of the experts i think the flu virus epidemic that we had here in germany was partly responsible and that's according to a bank economist at the german industry and trade association put the point to a lack of capacity in transportation and in skilled workers and indeed the skilled worker shortage in germany is one which is very serious and one which both big and small and medium size businesses are very worried about and claim that they do hinder them from doing their best and getting everything to order to pass and he won't let them do this one point six percent could be a very different figure next month depending on how trade war worries play out or for example how currency changes if and are in effect or also holiday schedules live arts in frankfurt thank you for now we'll come back to you in a moment european officials are increasingly concerned about the future of free global trade and a member of the board of the european central bank said on friday th

on can leave prison if you post seventy five thousand euros in bail posed a man must remain in germany well extradition proceedings continue. the decision comes after a higher court ruled he could not be extradited to spain on rebellion charges. who was poisoned alongside her father has spoken for the first time since they were attacked in a statement released by.

i think germany like other players here is well aware that the the only thing that will end the war is a compromise preference of diplomatic approach in the foreign minister also said there that germany continues to support the u.n. geneva process which has been going on for years to try and find a negotiated solution but the german government seems to think that there is perhaps an open opportunity here to go beyond that to breathe new life into efforts to in the syrian conflict as a whole and that of course means getting all the players around the table not just syria but iran turkey russia united states and so on germany could be a broke up house in that process given that it hasn't been involved in military action here and like a loss seems to have a plan he was talking also today about a last thing cease fire being the first thing that's needed to allow humanitarian efforts to go on the destruction of chemical weapons under u.n. supervision and ultimately he said a transitional government and new elections in syria so there is a a sort of a plan forming got an outline and a

and france we know germany well it was not an approval it was not cooperating other countries that have been aligned with the usa did not approve of this action so we're still waiting for a broader reaction to this this airstrike people are waiting to see what will happen next i know people were anticipating this strike because of donald trump's tweet saying telling russia to get ready for the missiles you know insulting the syrian president with certain language people are kind of anticipating something taking place there was a lot of predictions of confusions as of now we understood that there were there was fifty minutes of airstrikes against the syrian arab republic by the united states we're waiting to see what the next move is and what will happen next in the international community trust me seem to have rushed in but it wasn't always like that back in two thousand and thirteen he was highly critical of then president barack obama's approach on syria saying bad things will happen if washington launches an attack but after becoming president trump dropped tomahawk missiles on thera

bulleting how serious is that because it's good we see it's not just for the buying but also for germany well you know we've we've had a look at the media outlets this morning in germany the reports and that is a good chance that he's out for the world cup he's definitely out for the remainder of the season which is a. german cup final but for germany like you say it's a real problem you're going to have like the partnerships and characters in his team and there's a huge one there that may be missing that it's a it's a big blow it's a big deal right ed mckay mitchell did obvious for says thank you very much for that. you're watching the dead news coming to you live from london i have more news for you in half not look forward to seeing you in the meantime good or was check out a web site that's dot com by for now. move . on. what's even more german the noice feinstein castle. the brandenburg gate. or the rhine river. sausage is. called processed meat became a piece of cultural identity the evolution of a national culture mary treasure. the room. next to. the five used to carry him shed has fo

ok that's some clear support will germany be supporting britain france and united states in other words well essentially what we're seeing is an absolutely concerted effort not only by the chancellor but also by the foreign minister by the defense minister of germany both of them speaking today all three of them giving giving the message verbal and moral support if you will for this action saying it is necessary and appropriate exactly that language used in fact by all three so a clear determination that that is essential and they have also made it clear that this they stand united with the other members of or with the members of the security council and yet we see quotes this morning from the foreign minister saying look i'm no pacifist but we made a clear decision that this is not the place for us to use force and to be honest prime germans germany's military resources at the moment are strange they are only to breaking point they would scarcely have additional capacity they have taken part in other ways in the fight against i.a.s. for example against islamic state with reconnaissance airc

definitely a turn in leadership towards germany. >> wells fargo investors of -- have had a big day. calling for changes is california's treasurer. he wants the ceo oh to step down. >> that dog does not part. >> compared to last year, we did not have stops in the meeting, we have a lot of people wanting to talk to sloan on various different issues. things like foreclosures, medical costs, all kinds of issues presented to kim sloan e as our first meeting heading for wells fargo as chairwoman. >> general electric under pressure to fire the auditor, kpmg. gets hit by another piece of bad news was moody's downgrading gets ratings outlook on ge to negative. there are protests outside of a shareholder meeting as well. how agitated r.g. investors -- are ge investors? the factre upset about that ge share prices are down so significantly eating into retirement savings. that is what we heard today. you brought up the credit rating outlook, that as a big deal because ge relies so significantly on commercial paper for day-to-day operations. kpmg was ratified to stay as ge's auditor but the perce

with a homegrown variety as well well melinda as we heard from that eggs are from merrill's interview with the israeli t.v. channel and she said she was saddened that germany has not been able to eliminate anti semitism for good but just what kind of measures can the government implement to combat antisemitism. well the government recently declared that it was going to create a new post of an ambassador a governmental ambassador to essentially coordinate all of the governments different measures surrounding anti-semitism so that is one thing there have also been outspoken calls for tougher action by police tougher action by the courts and also for immigration authorities to examine the papers of those who are caught perpetrating anti-semitic acts but the fact is this is a cultural phenomenon and that means that schools and all of the institutions involved in integrating migrants must be part of an effort to condition to inform to create awareness and also to really create a sense of what this country's constitution and laws are about because clearly the schools and other social institutions are not getting through to some of the new members of german socie

describe bilateral relations between germany and israel well first of all i tomorrow will be having a very major celebration in berlin and i will be happy to host many senior germans from all walks of life from the government the bundestag federal and from the states all relations they span many areas of cooperation we have a very energetic strategic dialogue with germany we have a very deep security relationship an intelligence relationship we have many ties in the areas of cyber security cooperation cultural exchanges economic exchanges a new growing. set of synergise that are happening between many different sectors in israeli and german society so i would say that at this time our relationship and as i look back at let's say the troubled past in israeli german relations i'm always amazed of how we've been able to take the tough and converted into a very dynamic presence and a very strong partnership and that is that pretty amazing a lot of work i went into that to mr bassett will you please stay with us because i'd like to get your take on unfortunately very disturbing incident th

entirely right well that's right so german prosecutors say that ordered his immediate release that was a bout two hours ago off to twelve days that he spent in this jail in northern germany and he's posted the seventy five thousand euro bail that they've aust of him and there are a number of other conditions the outside as far as well but he's free to go but as you said the court is still looking at this charge of misappropriation of public funds that could lead to his extradition and that process is still ongoing he this how all happened a few hours ago right he's still presumably in the jail house why is that what is he perhaps for parent for here you know what we can only speculate but it looks like he's probably you know he probably has to have some discussions with his lawyers about exactly where he's going to be the court says that. mr bustamante has provided you with ortiz with an address where he's going to stay in germany and that's the requirement he has to stay within the territory of germany pending this decision on the extradition case but the location has not been made public at this moment the media are awaiting there outside the courthouse and there's a l

trade partner both with the united states and china is there the the danger of germany being crushed in the middle here well obviously the. trade negotiator trade tradition ship between china and the u.s. is direct germany's not directly involved but if there is a trade war if there was a trade war obviously germany would be affected because growth would decline in china and put potentially over the medium term in the u.s. as well and both are important export partners of germany and of the united sates not only has a big trade deficit with china but with germany as well do you think do you feel that pressure on german foreign trade or e.u. foreign trade will increase further down the line. well we heard already some indications of that donald trump has already threatened to impose tariffs on german automobiles. well this hopefully is only a threat in so far as also the steel tariffs now are more the u.s. exempted from them at least for the time being so i think as i said in the outset. tries to threaten to put threats and threats into the room in order to get in the yoshi ation position as far as europe is

well. i'm fredricka whitfield on this saturday. we're following breaking news out of germany this hour. multiple people are dead after a delivery truck was driven into a crowd of people in muenster, germany. the driver of the truck committed suicide by shooting himself. police say 30 people are injured. there are six victims with life threat offing injuries. and six more in critical condition. rick novak, also with me, cnn national security analyst juliette kayam and gail salaklamon. first, rick, give me an idea of how investigators there are tweet treating this. we know they have said they believe this is deliberate and that the driver has killed himself, but now what? >> well, police appear to believe there is no further risk at this point, but they are asking people to stay away from the area where the incident happened. authorities apparently are looking for explosives in the van that was used to plow into that crowd of people, according to journalists at the scene right now. authorities say terrorism is a possibility, they, in fact, a sum this might have been an attack. that is a w

quite a large number of refugees already and this is a very controversial political issue in germany as well so there's no guarantee in fact that germany would take up any of these refugees at the moment thanks so much hans but from our political desk. you are watching news still to come after three years of war and a blockade on food millions of yemenis are living in a desperate situation what are the chances a u.n. donor conference in geneva today will improve their plight it's. difficult times for french commuters monika's more now i wouldn't want to travel in france today teria have to admit france faces months off travel chaos a first wave of roading rail strikes is underway today the four main rail unions have called two days of strikes in every five days for the next three months to protest against a shake up of the national s.n.c.f. rail monopoly on the status from energy to garbage collection joining the walkouts this of course in opposition to french president in mount calls the labor market reform agenda. rail workers are especially angry with the government it plans to do away wi

quite a large number of refugees already and this is a very controversial political issue in germany as well so there's no guarantee in fact that germany would take up any of these refugees at the moment thanks so much hans but from our political desk. it's travel chaos for commuters in france today unions are staging mass strikes which has brought many of the country's trains to a standstill after a long weekend falling public holidays over the easter french railway operator s.n.c.f. say it will hold three out of four regional trains and high speed trains are also affected only about one in ten are running today so commuters are canceling trips or turning to cars sharing options the four main rail eugene's have called two days of strikes in every five days for the next three months to protest the government's plans to eliminate some rail benefits. china. to the united states said to any new terrorists on chinese goods which door counter measures of the same proportion the fear of a full blown trade war between the world's two biggest economies continues to weigh on lockets asian stocks trad

because you are also our political correspondent you follow you know policy also security with in germany as well there's been a lot of talk about incidents like this and how the country can secure itself against incidents like this what have you been seeing from the authorities and from police just generally speaking generally speaking after that attack and. just over a year ago a lot of the public spaces where people congregate were made more secure initially there was obviously a lot more police on the street and a lot more surveillance there also a lot more video cameras i think being put out that sort of thing boxer there was also a kind of hardening of the scene and in this. since that barriers have been put up that concrete barriers have been put up so that large trucks cannot drive into these areas where people congregate or where regular markets are held that kind of situation i don't know what the situation was like here in minsk i think the streets at the place of the scene are too narrow for a really launched truck even to get there and the vehicle with which this incident was the att

and actually the world the rest of the world and for germany as well we had in the report to you the united states is a big market specially for german cars but so is china how should germany position itself the question everybody has been asking how to position themselves in this sort of trade dispute we won't call it a war just yet. well it looks like germany is positioning itself with the u.s. that's based on. reports that we heard over the weekend from discussions in interview with the economy minister peter here in germany he said they might actually agree to reducing the terrace for u.s. cars and so that's where it looks like it's going for now and we also had discussions between merkel and trump last week and in a separate coal spoke with the french president manuel mccollum so it looks likely e.u. germany likely to side with the u.s. and a lot of toll trade told not to trade war just yet. jim. thanks so much for this. the gulf nation of bahrain has discovered the biggest oil fields in the country's history the field which is located off the country's west coast will do wolf. a

yeah well and germany. buildings jewish institutions always protected by the police they are watched by the police and if there is a march like today going on. security personnel is on high alert so for today they should be safe but the jews committee a committee warned them that they should exercise caution they already did this in recent years and ask their members to hide the kippah to hide the cycles and this is quite common to put. base camp on this is quiet of course because the concern is that this might. be a signal that by giving in to it's ok and we will be having special coverage of that solidarity march later today on you for now thanks very much so to christophe now and there's rising expectations among chinese drivers for ever more quality that's right bryan and customers can get a first look and feel of what car makers have in store for the world's largest auto market at the beijing motor show which just kicked off in the chinese capital now it comes as the skyrocketing growth of new car sale

germany and the your version song contest well it's been rough recently in the last three years germany came last our second last this year is shorter will be singing for germany he hopes to turn things around we met up with him for an interview in hamburg. haulers bone from one. of two parts we will freak kids. michel short a scene is his song for this but home. to shout from. will his combination of moving melodies and deeply personal derek's while the crowds at the eurovision final on may the twelfth would you. please have some firsts. i consciously wrote it in a way that let me tell a personal story of the machine it's nice for people watching on t.v. to be able to feel how the guy on stage is singing from the bottom of his heart and the signature. he wrote the song face father who died with me i was fourteen you let me walk eleven was the unanimous winner at the german eurovision heat. kind of new to the hopped up if i didn't have a moment to relax nixon cry and suddenly all that attention which as an artist you want to force there was a moment no need more because of the big momen

should exactly which side should germany take that's a very good question that i'm sure the german leaders and you know everybody in the government is asking themselves as well and also people on the european level have been asking themselves because obviously the u.s. market is extremely important for germany and so with the chinese market it looks as though the chinese may end up being a little bit alone in this case because based on what we've heard from the minister for economy of germany peter. it looks like at this. point germany may end up siding with the rest of europe as well with the u.s. we also had talks last week between try. and merkel and he also spoke with the french president manuel separately and judging by what was said it looks like the e.u. will be siding with a u.s. ship on the just very briefly to take it down one of two notches and look at new consumers what's that mean well if there's more tariffs on certain goods it means they become more expensive so if someone is sitting in china wind is going to be more expensive u.s. wind that is and of course if there's less tariffs on u.s. cards then in europe it means that we could maybe you

political correspondent tom aspire to was why is this anniversary so important for germany that it's on the buddhist agenda well obviously on rita because it's the seventieth anniversary that's particularly important also because of germany's historical responsibility germany considers that israel's right to existence and its security is absolutely vital to german politics in fact it's been described as a pillar of german politics and it was also important because of the current context of a rising anti-semitism in the country at least that's what people have been describing it as that's why we heard from politicians in the ballistic today including from the alternative for germany during that xander god who's one of the key politicians of the party does this do what he had to say. this is true for us securing israel's existence begins at the brunt book gate which will begin. to burn the star of david and those who attack people wearing the jewish keep our abuse our hospitality and are no longer entitle to our hospitality. down in the world. so those remarks from this a far right leader go down with other parti

this is something that may not just have been in germany but other countries as well. if you have other associates, now is the time they may be going underground, may be looking to escape the purview of the law enforcement. so it's really an all hands on deck approach. jimmy spent time overseas as well working with our foreign partners. the fusion of information between intelligence services and law enforcement has come so far from early days where now we see it as just a matter of course. that it's one of these attacks happens and an individual is justified, that information is quickly shared to other law enforcement services, other intelligence agencies so they can determine if they have information that may also help investigators locally. >> james, this isn't the first time we have seen a vehicle used in an attack, even in germany specifically. you mentioned the berlin attack, others that happened in europe and on u.s. soil. what do we know about this specific type of attack specifically in europe. >> the united states is part of the five is. we have intell jnls sh