they say he's a twenty nine year old man from the city of stroudsburg who was on a terror watch list there are some media reports that is house it actually being raided earlier on choose day and he wasn't at home police had been searching for him throughout the day what else we know from this is that said it's being considered a terrorist attack the interior minister of france as the sea reporting back to president. we are hearing reports that there was an exchange of fire taking place in an area in the south of the city a major operation that is going on we can only presume it has something to do with that it's the attack itself took place near to the iconic christmas market in the city of strauss book two million people every year visit that christmas market is that one of the busiest times of the year for tourism in the city it's also an incredibly busy time right now in the city of strasburg because the parliament is sitting in session there in fact the plenary hearing recession was taking part place at the time of the of the shooting the european parliament was put on lockdown s

it's been a tense three days for people in the french city of stroudsburg police had been able to track down the gunman who opened fire on a christmas market and killed three people but last night's of to receiving a tipple from a member of the public they found and killed the twenty nine year old suspect. when he say he opened fire on them as they attempted to question him residents i do believe that many questions remain. our correspondent helena how free has been following these events as they have unfolded here in strasbourg a sense of no mama see. it is now starting to return off to a tense couple of days you can see here that the christmas markets have now been reopened albeit with heightened security last night the chief suspect the man accused of opening fire in this very area was shot dead in the west of the city in an area called doff we traveled to that area following police vehicles which sped through the streets and it is there that we understand that police offices had come into contact with a man much in his description they try to apprehend him when they did he opened fi

they say he's a twenty nine year old man from the city of stroudsburg who was on a terror watch list there are some media reports that is house that actually been raided earlier on choose day and he wasn't at home police had been searching for him throughout the day what else we know from this is this is that it's being considered a terrorist attack the interior minister of france as the sea reporting back to president. we are hearing reports that there was an exchange of fire taking place in an area in the south of the city a major operation that is going on we can only presume it has something to do with that it's the attack itself took place near to the iconic christmas market in the city of strauss book two million people every year visit that christmas market it's the one of the busiest times of the year for tourism in the city it's also an incredibly busy time right now in the city of strasburg because the parliament is sitting in session there in fact the plenary hearing recession was taking part place at the time of the of the shooting the european parliament was put on lockd

tonight as police continue to hunt for the gunman behind changed a night's deadly terrorism in stroudsburg relatives of one of those killed has been talking to. our relative doidge in an intimate way very difficult tragic when someone close to the children were with kemal when it happened in the christmas market because wife and children went to the bathroom and he was shot and more in the shocking story the german interior ministry confirms to this channel that the suspect who still at large tonight had previously been deported from germany to for. news magazine time chooses to share its person of the year actually this year among journalists targeted for their work one take has been sparking question. whether nine pm wednesday night live from moscow this is out international week of and one of the next thirty minutes you can stay with me a lot to brief you on tonight first it's a high stakes night for some reason may then as mentioned as the british prime minister fights for her political survival a confidence vote is currently underway it's just started among the conservative party m.p.

ok bernard smith with the update from stroudsburg. thank you very much for that. so just taking you through these two top stories on al-jazeera this hour on the u.k. prime minister theresa may says she will contest a leadership challenge against her with everything she's got the vote of confidence from more than voted no confidence for more than forty. risks derailing the braggs a process she needs support from the. party to stay in power the vote will happen later on eighteen hundred g.m.t. six pm local time. and if you've just been hearing french police arrested five people suspected of having extremist links to a gunman who killed at least three people and. others were injured up at christmas market on tuesday evening the manhunt for the gunman who is known to french intelligence is now stretching into neighboring germany. to other news and donald trump says he is willing to intervene in the extradition case against a top chinese executive if it were to help avoid worsening relations with china. has been freed on bail in canada after eleven days or eleven days

into germany there is also roadblocks all that border stretch between france and germany near to stroudsburg of course stars book itself right on the border between france and germany police checking cars that have been delays going back for a while we have heard from the prosecutors who've painted the picture well more of a picture of what happened on tuesday evening due to all these considering who target the perpetrators way of his profile and the testimonies of those who how the human you know. and to terror police have been called into action terrorism has once again struck our country in strasburg reminding us in a dramatic fashion that the threat is still very real by this manhunt is still very much an ongoing situation what police understand what they've released to the press so far into the public is that this is a twenty nine year old man who comes from stroudsburg he's been named in french press and here in germany as c. they say that they're looking for him as well as his brother sami he has a criminal record it is said here in germany also in france he was on terror watch lists

a gunman who killed at least three people in the eastern city of stroudsburg is on the run fronts the stepped up border controls as police tried to track him down at least twelve people were injured when the attack opened fire in the christmas market in the city center the taj about the reports. police cordoned off the area around stress books christmas markets after the shooting. while medical workers evacuated victims. what should have been a night of pleasure for shoppers and tourists at turned into a nightmare. i heard several shots and thought maybe it's firecrackers or saw a lot of people running so. good crying kids and all and then when i saw people crying in the crowd leaving i said it was a shooting right next door that was. the city officials said the gunman went on a shooting spree just before eight o'clock in the evening local time before fleeing they urged people to stay indoors as police search for the suspect. france's president emanuel might call held a crisis meeting in paris later tweeting the whole nation stands in solidarity with straws full of victims and their f

never thing like that that comes with it but the european parliament is also holding session in stroudsburg at the moment some of those who've been tweeting out is eyewitnesses are members of the european parliament themselves currently the scene is the soldiers are very clearly present alongside police officers all very heavily armed they're blocking off streets the latest from the interior ministry is telling people that a serious security event is ongoing and that they should remain indoors so the very latest that we have comes from the fire service here at the scene speaking to the reuters news agency saying that one person has been killed and three people injured in a shooting incident in strand's burn single line know coming as well the deputy mayor has been confirmed shooting this thanks people for staying at home is a safer place and locked the busy all time you know that people do not only christmas shopping whatsoever because michelle but keep us posted peter on how things are going the hope and nobody else injured or or of certainly fatally there thank you. next reason may has em

world championships also to come this hour the manhunt for terrorists behind she's day shooting in stroudsburg intensifies and extends to other e.u. countries the data to support it god is great in arabic during the attack also become the south pole vaulter the dogs have come for the. u.k. series i'm a survives a no confidence vote securing her position as conservative party leader and prime minister it comes after she puts the cape parliamentary vote on her breaks it. you're watching our senior national just on four pm here in moscow the russian doping scandals are back in the headlines as austrian police are looking into claims that russian biathletes file lated anti doping rules at the twenty seventeen world championships let's get more information on the sports correspondent who's in the studio. alexy just run through then more details are back to what's been alleged so on wednesday night austrian police went into the hotel where the russian biathlon national team is staying at the moment in austria and put forward accusations that several of the athletes for athletes to be precise and six

they say he's a twenty nine year old man from the city of stroudsburg who was on a watch list there are some media reports that is house that actually been raided earlier on choose day and he wasn't at home police had been searching for him throughout the day what else we know from this is that said it's being considered a terrorist attack the interior minister of france as the sea reporting back to president. we are hearing reports that there was an exchange of fire taking place in an area in the south of the city a major operation that is going on we can only presume it has something to do with that it's the attack itself took place near to the iconic christmas market in the city of strauss book two million people every year visit that christmas market the one of the busiest times of the year for tourism in the city it's also an incredibly busy time right now in the city of strasburg because the parliament is sitting in session there in fact the plenary hearing recession was taking part place at the time of the of the shooting the european parliament was put on lockdown some membe

where this is happened though if we look at the city of stroudsburg it's a particularly popular time for the city there was any many tourists there that christmas market where this incident has taken place near to attract two million visitors every single year also this week the european parliament is in session in stroudsburg in fact some of the the first witness tweets that we were seeing coming through they were coming through from any peace that was not in the bars cafes and restaurants that are dotted around where this this christmas market is and it is really an iconic cared. not just tourist destination but destination for everybody in the town at this time of year. something we have seen christmas markets targeted in the past just here in berlin two years ago was the scene of a fatal truck attack on the christmas market in shalott in bourke. so the situation an update a recap on the latest from the situation in strasbourg four people it seems have been shot dead near to a christmas market in what prosecutors are calling a terrorist attack an ongoing manhunt is underway for th

find out why easing violence in iraq is making it harder for people to build a peaceful future stroudsburg breeze so again a man hopes to find an on the run government ends up to forty eight hours it's. canelo is facing a tall order as he looks to add to his collection of titles we will hear from him ahead of the big fight in the big apple. and british prime minister theresa may has been in brussels looking for concessions from e.u. leaders on her brags that deal but european union member states say the terms are not going to change and in fact they are stepping up their preparations in case the u.k. leaves without a deal in march john hall with the support from brussels all the talk was of a disastrous summit for to resume a tense exchange is rebuffed by e.u. leaders who pleas for help fall in on deaf ears but the tone from the prime minister reflected none of it the e.u. is clear as i am that if we are going to leave with the deal this is it but my discussions with colleagues today have shown that further clarification i'm still scotian following the council's conclusions is in fact poss

terrorism has again struck our country in stroudsburg we've been given a dramatic reminder that the danger is still a reality. france has borne the brunt of some of europe's worst terror attacks in recent years. now the country finds itself yet again in the crosshairs. straight to the french capital have they don't want to be slower so is there a welcome they say what do we know about the suspect sharif a cat we know that he is twenty nine years old apparently he was born in strasburg in a deprived area that's at least way he was living at the end now this person was known to police he was he has been known to the two police for a long time actually he was sentenced to twenty seven times in his life in france but also in germany and in switzerland for petty crime but the police was also thinking that he had gotten radicalized there where they were really keeping him on a close watch that apparently when he left the crime scene yesterday in a cab he told the taxi driver that the police had searched his apartment in the morning they found a grenade and that's how the government identified hi

headlines for you here on al-jazeera and reuters is reporting a police operation around the stroudsburg cathedral that is after a gunman killed at least three people near a christmas market there twelve other peoples are injured the suspect escaped after shooting at police and the army. british prime minister teresa mayes reported to be on the brink of a leadership challenge she just returned to london after meeting leaders to try to save her breaks that deal she will face. today at prime minister's questions. and executive at the chinese telecom giant huawei has been granted bail at seven and a half million dollars in canada faces extradition to the u.s. for allegedly violating iran sanctions u.s. president donald trump says he is willing to intervene if it helps improve u.s. relations with china and donald trump has reiterated his support for the crown prince of saudi arabia he told reporters he was standing by mohammed bin salman despite the outcry over the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi the director of the cia gina housefull meanwhile is due to brief leaders of the house

terrorism has again struck our country and stroudsburg we've been given a dramatic reminder that the danger is still a reality france has borne the brunt of some of europe's worst terror attacks in recent years. now the country finds itself yet again in the crosshairs. it's got the latest from the french capital data on at least as welcome lisa tell us about the manhunt. well they're about seven hundred twenty people police officers deployed trying to find him three and you know that the fact that there is such a high number of people looking for him for this suspect also means that they really don't really have a concrete just yet perry they're cooperating with people in germany that are checks at the borders the government has pushed up the anti terror non to its highest level and that means that they also actually says they have a chris's markets open here freight that other things could happen across france but now we don't really know where the suspect is right now and what do we know of the suspect. we know that he's twenty's twenty nine years old he was known to the police has

connection with attempted homicide no so not apparently in connection with planning this attack here in stroudsburg so from what u.s. saying he is still on the run ah police any closer to finding him. he's still on the run yes they have traced his path freddy clearly from when he started the attacks until late in the evening about even two in the morning three in the morning where he moved through the city he was apparently injured some reports say in the shoulder some say the hand he definitely took a cab to go from one place in strasbourg to another but then this trace goes blank if they apparently or at least have not communicated where he went afterwards and being asked the question one undersecretary of state of the french government said that it was absolutely possible that he might have crossed the nearby border to germany so he might not even be in this country anymore max of money instructable thank you very much for that update. let me now bring you up to date but some other stories making news around the world the european union's prestigious soccer of prize for human rights has been awa

and choose there was a terrorist attack at a christmas market and stroudsburg france. it was very similar to what we experienced here in berlin. and in this church where we are. in this in a way can memories of the summer nineteen twenty sixteen. and i'm constantly confronted with these memories of this time of year so the attack in france didn't exactly bring it all back but of course there are parallels just as there were with the attacks in barcelona and london. so when these things happen it triggers this memory and also focuses the mind again . because no matter where you are in public you face such a basic danger. as with that and at the same time i always think of the people in baghdad and in other parts of the world where it's a terrible part of everyday life and borders. to hurt. others and. soon after the attack you were here at the bright lights talking to people praying with them. what made the biggest impression on you. when i was praying with this and these and iraq. and the intel on the night of the attack itself i talked to some of the people i knew fro

presumedlling of the assailant of the stroudsburg attack is on the page of nearly every page daily todaythey take us step-by-step through the search in the past two days of 720 police officers who had been searching for shareef schick, -- cherif chekatt. a big exhale happened because they had been on semi-locked down for nearly two days. >> the french press is covering the yellow vest movement, as well. it has not faded away. the front page, but it is right behind. is at stake what this time. they say the pressure is on for emmanuel macron. >> this s is not just act five r the fifth weekend of protests. ofis really act 1 negotiations. >> this is the start of the dialogue phase. it is the start of a move in which people will be able to voice their opinions at local town halls. it will be a three month process. it is tell me what you think needs to be fixed in france. they can write about five different topics, including how should the government help .eople isthe immigration question causing quite a bit of stir. worms.s opening a can of see it has led some to wonder what macron is playing

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a gunman who killed at least three people in the eastern city of stroudsburg is on the run france stepped up border controls as police tried to track him down at least twelve people were injured when the attacker opened fire in the christmas market in the city center the taj about the reports. police cordoned off the area around stress books christmas markets after the shooting. while medical workers evacuated victims. what should have been a night of pleasure for shoppers and tourists had turned into a nightmare a job because of i heard several shots and thought maybe it's firecrackers or saw a lot of people running.

. >> this street represents two different sides of strasburg -- stroudsburg -- strasbourg. a housing estate with a step -- with a tough reputation. he has worked in the community for 40 years and says petty crime in the area is due to the country's economic situation. >> we are in a neighborhood where a significant poportion of the population is poor and there's a high level of unemployment. that unemployment can lead to frustration. at chakatt's local corner shop, islamic television plays in the background. the shop manager also points to france's s secular policy as a point of frustration. to muslims, the secular state feels like stigmatization. why you can it mostly singles us out. that's why the lawaw is perceivd badly by some muslims and especially by me. here in this community, the overriding sense is one of dismay, that one of their own was on france's terror watch list and is accused of an attack they find unfathomable. >> the two sides in yemen's civil war have agreed to a cease-fire. the secretary-general shook hands on the deal with europe's foreign minister. the

released to the press so far into the public is that this is a twenty nine year old man who comes from stroudsburg he's been named in french press and here in germany as sharif c. they say that they're looking for him as well as his brother sami he has a criminal record it is said here in germany also in france he was on terror watch lists in france for the most important fact about him right now is that he remains at large. as well as the two people killed twelve people were injured in the attack six of them critically one of the victims has been pronounced brain that. has more on what happened we met relatives outside at the hospital so some people crying sitting down comforting each other just trying to get to grips of how this could happen yet again now the one family that we spoke to told us about one of the victims who was one of those killed in that attack saying to us that you know he'd gone to the christmas market with his family with his wife his three children and his wife had taken the children for a bathroom break and when they got back he had been short really shocking horrible story

the killing of the major suspect in the in the shooting that took place in the terror attack in stroudsburg what we have heard from the money were on the french president is that he is willing also to make more concessions if needed towards the yellowjackets. of course and because of this crisis i want to reconcile with you salaries will increase by one hundred euros in twenty nineteen at no extra cost to employers over time will not be taxed and i will ask all employers to pay an end of year bonus this will not be taxed and there will be no social payments for pensioners receiving less than two thousand euros the tax increase will be cancelled. the problem for money will mccrone right now is the fact that he's generally not particularly liked here in france only one out of every five french citizens supports him right now that's down from sixty six percent of the population when he was elected what we are seeing though is despite these warnings to people despite everything that's going on. they still willing to come out here on to the streets of paris on to the streets of other french citi

been raised to its highest level he was reportedly known to being part of a radicalized network in stroudsburg the italian government meanwhile is said to be closely following the events amid fears of a copycat attack and cooperating in the search of the german authorities two to whom the suspect was already known having served time in prison there for robbery amid the manhunt a french prosecutor spoke of how the threat is still very very new to all these considering who target the perpetrators way of his profile and the testimonies of those who hold him you know a lot of a bar and to terror police have been called into action terrorism has once again struck our country in strasburg reminding us in a dramatic fashion but the threat is still very real what we heard from two members of the european parliament from opposite ends of the political spectrum although they did agree that europe's current anti terror policy does need reviewing. we kept one minute of silence for the victims as we do recently. as we were doing every day more and this is getting good and bad because we were doing the work

inside particularly urging people in the new area of stroudsburg where the twenty nine year old's flatty said to be located to stay inside now i mentioned earlier this took place near the christmas market in strassburg it's a market that happens every year it's been going on since the sixteenth century draws in around two million visitors annually to the u.s. go ruled heritage site that too or some parallels with something that happened two years ago you remember may remember that fatal a terror attack on the berlin christmas market where twelve people died including the person the attacker who hijacked a lorry and crashed into that market fifty six people also injured in that attack and since then there has been high security at christmas markets in fact i was at struck christmas market just two weekends ago and there was massive security going in with an all through is to be equals already denied permission to drive around the main oil law of strasburg where that market's been taking place and also searches of people's bags and their bodies just pat downs as they were going into the ma

and they‘ re dinner in the old part of stroudsburg and they're still within the restaurant.es —— 50 minutes now, so the city pretty much the old part of the city, about two km2 under lockdown, no sense or not in terms of whether they have found the stress —— suspect. he's believed to be injured, shot by soldiers who first approached him. no sense as to where he is. they're focused on three places, star park, another which is close to the christmas market, basically a block of about twelvetrees, and also the strasbourg cathedral. those are the three areas that seem to be central focus of the police —— 12 streets. they call the sentinel operation, the anti—terrorist operation combined with police, soldiers and the anti—terrorist raid unit. with police, soldiers and the anti-terrorist raid unit. thank you for your help. to reiterate what we've been talking about, french police are saying to people have died ina police are saying to people have died in a gun attack in the centre of strasbourg. there's a confirmed numberfor the of strasbourg. there's a confirmed number for the nu

today a heavy police presence remains in stroudsburg one witness caught up in shoes days attack spoke to d.w. . then turned around the corner and immediately so a man lying there with an apparent gunshot wound to his it's proved he was still alive. he was in the states of. could have been alive for dead and i can't confirm we started resuscitate and of course we started with c.p.r. first outside and we took him into a restaurant that was close by kept going at it for forty five minutes french authorities have raised the terror alert to the highest possible level and have beefed up security as. an extra eighteen hundred soldiers will join those already mobilized in the field the objective is to a lot of sites welcoming the public to be secured particularly christmas markets. france has borne the brunt of some of europe's worst terror attacks in recent years . now the country finds itself yet again in the crosshairs. you know i mean this is a obviously a bad case of deja vu for many people in stross berg let's take the story to strasburg now our home on the homefront she's on the story

what do we know about the shooter well we know that he's a twenty nine year old man who's born in stroudsburg and has been currently living in the city we also understand that he was on the fishy esle ist here in france this is a watch list of people who are under police suspicion here in france and there are reports in local french media that the gunman originally fled his own apartment in the city following a police search where they said to have found nate's suggesting that he could have been planning something for some time possibly an even larger pack when this happened on tuesday evening the plesk kleber in the city of strasburg which is part of the christmas market something that two million people go visit every year the unesco world heritage site will many shops and restaurants across the city were on lockdown on tuesday evening after they were told by the interior ministry to stay in residence in the city were also being warned to stay as that manhunt continued we also understand that the european parliament was on lockdown as a result of that attack with people not being allowed in

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stroudsburg shooting two people die and eleven are injured after a gunman opens fire near a christmas market. alone barbarous are you watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on a ring the guardians of journalism saudi writer jamal khashoggi is among the murdered or imprisoned journalists to be named time magazine's person of the year. may's mission to win the late concessions on breck's it but the e.u. rules out a new renegotiation and the community under threat the fight to stop israeli forces bulldozing an entire bedouin village. begin the program with a developing story coming out of france the french interior minister says that at least two people have died in a shooting in strasburg. residents feel the aftermath of the incident in the sixty close of the german border at least eleven people have been injured let's go to natasha butler in paris the cash obviously details still coming in but the police do seem to know they think they know who is responsible for this. yes that's right some more details emerging from stress but where was you know an evening of christmas sh

released to the press so far into the public is that this is a twenty nine year old man you comes from stroudsburg he's been named in french press and here in germany as c. they say that they're looking for him as well as his brother sami he has a criminal record it is said here in germany also in france he was on terror watch lists in france for the most important fact about him right now is that he remains at large. there is a brief reminder vote tuesday night's instant unfold as people share chilling video of what happened around them. you don't want you know i saw a lot of people running they were terrified children were crying so i realised something terrible was happening and people said there was a shooting right next door so i ran to. the scene. and i knew that i was in my way to the city center with a friend but the road was blocked and we couldn't go further someone told us there was a government shouldn't it people couldn't even get back home so we ended up being stuck here. a former head of britain's national counterterrorism security office meantime told us he believes this attack mig

gunman with suspected extremist wings who killed at least three people at a christmas market in stroudsburg police have questioned five people suspected of being linked to the gunman who opened fire on tuesday evening natasha butler has that story from paris. police cordoned off the area around stress books christmas markets after the shooting. while medical workers evacuated victims. what should have been a night of pleasure for shoppers and tourists had turned into a nightmare. i heard several shots and thought maybe it's firecrackers or saw a lot of people running skid crying kids and all and then when i saw people crying in the crowd leaving they said it was a shooting right next door that was. the city officials said the gunman went on a shooting spree just before eight o'clock in the evening local time before fleeing they urged people to stay indoors as police search for the suspect. france's president emanuel might call held a crisis meeting in paris later tweeting the whole nation stands in solidarity with straws pool of victims and their families the french interior minister who ha

yet as to what the motives were behind this fatal shooting which is several people in the city of stroudsburg we know that the area has been cordoned off from the trams in the city have also been stopped one local journalist in trials book has been writing dozens of shots were being fired and that there was panic in the center as you can imagine many restaurants closing down immediately as those shots were heard ringing out in the streets of strasburg and that's a loot came through from the interior ministry the interior minister here in france . christopher castor is only his way to the eastern city of strasburg and we understand that president michael is being kept abreast of all the developments as they happen in that city just to give you a sense of what strasburg is like at the moment i was there just two weekends ago for the christmas markets and there is actually already high security in the city basically the entire area where those christmas markets are held has been forbidden for an with royce vehicles during the time of the christmas market also there are security checks it every p

where this event happened nearby but also it's busy because the european parliament is meeting in stroudsburg at the moment that building is on lockdown but we have seen some of the tweets from eyewitnesses have been actually coming from any peace who were were nearby. what we do know is that i was at a major police operation is underway we've seen from the most recent at the scene footage we're seeing street empty with soldiers as well as armed police special response units from the police at the scene there we also understand that a minute mark on the french president has called off an event that he was attending we may well be hearing from him some time soon it's understood that at the moment police are investigating aren't ruling anything out but this is being investigated as a terrorist attack that's from several sources i'm hearing at the scene at the moment speaking to the authorities there. it is developing at the moment since that i spoke to you twenty minutes ago we're now talking about more people that have been wounded we should expect this really to develop of course that manhunt

five people suspected of having extremist links to a gunman who killed at least three people in stroudsburg others were injured at the christmas market on tuesday evening a manhunt for the gunman who is known to french intelligence is now stretching into neighboring germany the french deputy interior minister says it's too early to tell whether this attack was terrible later he took a new poor do do did he was known for many non tara related offenses and he was never known for offenses linked to terrorism but nonetheless he had a rather extensive criminal record has been sent to prison numerous times where he was radicalized through religion he didn't show signs of committing any acts and security services placed him closely under surveillance for this like many other individuals who may have showed signs of practicing radicalized religion in detention we need to be very careful as we speak the terrorist motive for the attack hasn't been established. more on the story from bernard smith. this is one of the streets in central strasbourg gunfire rang out last night at about eight o'clock in t

headlines two police continue to hunt for the gunman behind choose to night's deadly terrorism stroudsburg family of one of those killed has been talking direct to this channel. al relative doidge an interview me it's very difficult tragic when someone close to you dodge the children were with kemal when it happened and the christmas market his wife and children went to the bathroom he was shot and in another development store it's going to build the german interior ministry confirming to us that the suspect who still at large tonight had previously been deported from germany to france. and renowned news magazine time chooses to share its person of the year accolade this year among journalists for the work one pig is sparking questions. this is news the eleven pm from out international's world news headquarters here in moscow when i was kevin owen thank you for watching this a lot of big stories around tonight particularly this one will know in just under an hour if the reason may have been able to survive or not convince enough members of our own party to keep her job and peace be voting

the shooting in stroudsburg near the german border let authoritiese terror threats. officials know how they were able to enter the secure zone with a weapon. a police officer shot and wounded the gun man. the suspects name has not yet been released. french authorities say he has a criminal history and may have ties to extremist. officers found explosive materials at his home but no sign of him. straka bomb threat led to evacuations at facebook offices in menlo park. the threat was reported after 5 pm. police say they were tipped off by an anonymous tip that came in to new york's crimestoppers unit. authorities in new york relayed the information to the menlo park lease department. the bomb squad searched the building and did not find anything suspicious. back in san francisco, police eight two women that are wanted for vandalism and assault after last weekend's event, surrendered to authorities. we told you about the incident last night. lk street on saturday night and punched a cashier in the face. 21-year-old natalie alcantar of san francisco and 21-year-old hannah

manhunt police in france have killed the man they say attacked people at a christmas market and stroudsburg on tuesday sharif the couch was killed late on thursday evening more than seven hundred offices have been involved in the search for the twenty nine year old after he allegedly killed three people and she stays intact. saudi arabia's government has been buying its own stocks to conceal the effects of the political fallout caused by the murder of jamal khashoggi the wall street journal reports that foreign investors dumped saudi stocks when news of death came to light it says the royal court has been ordering its public investment company to buy off stocks when markets are down to make sure local indexes doesn't plummet it's the strategy of the kingdom used after it launched the blockade on cata as well as off to the detention of lebanon's prime minister best my money is professor of political science at the university of waterloo in canada she joins us on skype from there this mattel us a little more about how this might work and how widespread this might have been when would we have