translation: this night at 3am, at the sesto san giovanni?mal patrol of our police officers, one of our police officers on patrol stopped stopped a person who would very suspect, who was just walking around looking various aspects. at the moment that he was stopped, the man without hesitating immediately took his gun and shot at the police officer who asked him for his identification papers. the police officer, christian movio, immediately the police on patrol reacted to the shoot out. luckily, oui’ reacted to the shoot out. luckily, our police officer was not shot fatally and he is now in hospital recovering. the police officers reacted to the shoot out. the person who attacked our police officer was killed. the police officers on patrol, the person who was killed after all, there is absolutely no doubt that the person who was killed is anis amri, the suspects of the terrorist attack in berlin. that was marco minniti, the italian interior minister speaking to reporters earlier. our reporters outside the train station in a suburb of milan, wh

translation: this evening, at three min translation: this evening, at three m in sesto san giovanni?milan, during a normal patrol fire police officers, one of our police officers on patrol savvy person who looked very suspect. he was walking around looking very suspect. any moment he was stopped, the man did not hesitate, he immediately took his gun outand hesitate, he immediately took his gun out and shot a police officer. he shot at the police officer who asked him for his identification papers. immediately, the police on patrol reacted to the shoot out. luckily our police officer was not shot fatally and he is now in hospital recovering. the police officers reacted to the shoot out. the person who attacked oui’ shoot out. the person who attacked our police officer was killed. the police officer on patrol, the person who was killed, there is absolutely no doubt that the person who was killed is anis amri. he is the suspect of the terrorist attack in berlin. our correspondent bethany bell is in berlin for us. we heard from a government spokesman just 18 minutes ago in berlin. can yo

in milan's sesto san giovanni neighborhood during a routine police check. ansa says the main pulled out a gun from his backpack after being asked to show his identity papers. the man was killed in the ensuing shootout. a police officer was injured. ansa said various sources in milan and rome confirmed that the dead man was anis amri, the suspect in the berlin truck attack on monday that killed 12 people. it is believed he traveled by train to italy. the attack on the berlin christmas market on monday killed 12 people and injured 49. the italian police officer who was shot was not seriously injured. more international breaking news.>>> authorities in multi- diverted a libyan airliner to the mediterranean island nation and are threatening to blow it up. multistate television says the two hijackers have had grenades and have threatened to explore the. all flights into and out of mole, -- malca had been halted. >>> police in melbourne australia detained five men who reportedly were planning a series of bomb attacks on christmas day. authorities say about 400 pl

us by the italian interior minister that he got off a train here in the suburb of milan in sesto san giovannientity check. he then extracted a gun at his backpack and shot one police officer who was injured. in should a shoot out happened. he spent five years here, four of which in a jail in cicely. he was known for his violent behaviour. eventually, he was issued with a deputation order which did not materialise and eventually escaped to germany where he is believed to have taken part in and carried out those attacks in berlin. our correspondence bethany bell is in berlin where she said there is a sense of relief amongst germans. everyone is very relieved that this man who is arms is no longer posing a threat to the public. the german authorities have said that they have not officially confirmed his identity yet, but they say that there is little doubt that this was anis amri who was shot in milan today. we understand bureaucratically it will take a little bit longer before the german authorities confirm him. a spokesman for the interior ministry here in germany said that there was a sense o

us by the italian interior minister that he got off a train here in the suburb of milan in sesto san giovannifor a regular identity check. he then extracted a gun out of his backpack and shot one police officer who was injured. a shoot out occured and he died. he spent five years here, four of which in a jail in sicily. he was known for his viole nt behaviour. eventually, he was issued with a deportation order which did not materialise and eventually escaped to germany where he is believed to have taken part in and carried out those attacks in berlin. here's what's known about anis amri's movements prior to the berlin attack. anis amri left his family in tunisia, travelling illegally to italy in 2011. he spent four years there injailfor arson, but without a passport, he couldn't be deported to tunisia. so last year he moved to kleve in germany. denied asylum, once again he wasn't deported. security services feared he was trying to get automatic weapons for an attack but with no new evidence, surveillance of him was halted in september. we will keep you up—to—date with that story and with the

this night, at three in the morning, at sesto san giovanni, in milan, during a normal patrol of oui’n, during a normal patrol of our police officers, one of our police officers on patrol stopped a person who looked very suspect, who was just walking around looking very suspect. and the moment he was stopped, the man, without hesitating, he immediately took his gun and shot. he shot... you shot at the police officer who asked him for his identification papers. the police officer, immediately the police officer, immediately the police on patrol reacted to the shoot out. luckily, our police officer was not shot fatally and he is now in hospital recovering. the police officers reacted to the shoot out. the person who attacked our police officer was killed. the police officer was killed. the police officers on patrol... the person who was killed... there is absolutely no doubt that the person who was killed was anis amri. the suspect of the attack, the terrorist attack in berlin. i had the chance to speak personally with the police officer. i told to speak personally with the police offic

now trains go from the central milan station to sesto san giovanni every 35, 34 minutes, takes it justen-minute ride costs 1 euro 80 cents. what was he doing there? amri spent most of his time in italy in prisons. six prisons, to be precise, in southern italy. so, there must have been a reason for him to go to this rather nondecrypt working class neighborhood outside milan so that's currently the focus of the investigation by italian authorities. >> understood. ben wedeman, thank you very much. >>> all right. different topic. do you care who's going to be playing at the inauguration in terms of, you know, what celebrities, what acts? i really don't. and you and i are going to be standing out there all day long. >> i do. i want to know what music i'm going to be listening to. >> you know who really cares about who's there and making it known? the president-elect. why? is this a point of fascination for donald trump? who's going to be there? who isn't. and the president-elect's response. next. don and i met because i'm a volunteer for meals on wheels. we had an instant connection. what w

police confirming a man fired on officers near the sesto san giovanni train station was stopped for anation check. he was killed in return fire. the italian interior ministry is going to hold a press conference in rome any second. ansa confirming the man killed at the train station is the man suspected of carrying out this week's berlin terrorist attack. that is according to ansa, citing unnamed police sources. we are expecting this interior ministry news conference to take place any second now. ansa confirming also the fingerprints of the man killed in milan match the attacker. we are talking about the berlin attacker, the attacker that drove the truck through the berlin, west berlin marketplace earlier this week. bloomberg will continue to monitor this story for you. "surveillance" continues. tom keene joins us. ♪ ♪ tom: it is a relief to investors. 14 billion down to seven plus billion. deutsche bank enters 2017 less stressed. italy considers its biggest bank nationalization since mussolini. equity, retaile investors will be treated differently. how will germany react? it is beginni