charlie d'agata in berlin, thank you. coming up on "cbs this morning," we will speak with ali soufan about the berlin attack. >>> as they search for clues in the brazened assassination of russian's ambassador to turkey they are trying to determine if the gunman acted alone or had help. holly williams reports. >> reporter: by the way, andrey karlov body sent home to rush and his wife bowed over by grief. karlov was killed by a 22-year-old turkish police officer apparently in revenge for russian's intervention in the deadly conflict. several people have now reportedly been detained as the turk irk authorities investigate. it follows a string of deadly bombings in turkey, many of them connected with the syrian war. moscow's air strikes have helped the syrian regime win back the city of aleppo, but the cost has been counted in syrian lives. tens of thousands have been forced to flee. rusch and turkey are on opposite sides in the syrian even a warming between turkey and russia won't stop syria's bloodshed from spilling over it

charlie d'agata is in berlin with more. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. some of the questions germans are asking today who is this killer or killers, where are these killers, and can they catch these killers before they strike again. german police say they received something like on 500 tips from the public but, strangely, no photo foots or ccct footage of the suspect in considering he just rammed a truck into a christmas market packed with members of the public. you would have thought that somebody had some video footage and that is what police have asked for. this is hand on an added urgency after isis claimed responsibility for the attack, saying that one of its kojs of the kalivet was responsible. they don't intend to cry wolf of these matters. during the search, the police had to let go of the only suspect they have, a pakistani asylum seeker. the reason was he was arrested an hour after the attack. it was a person inside the truck, the hijacked truck, the polish driver who had been shot a

charlie d'agata in berlin, thank you. coming up on "cbs this morning," we will speak with ali soufan about the berlin attack. >>> as they search for clues in the brazened assassination of russian's ambassador to turkey they are trying to determine if the gunman acted alone or had help. holly williams reports. >> reporter: by the way, andrey karlov body sent home to rush and his wife bowed over by grief. karlov was killed by a 22-year-old turkish police officer apparently in revenge for russian's deadly fls intervention in the deadly conflict. several people have now reportedly been detained as investigate. it follows a string of deadly bombings in turkey, many of them connected with the syrian war. moscow's air strikes have helped the syrian regime win back the city of aleppo, but the cost has been counted in syrian lives. tens of thousands have been forced to flee. rusch and turkey are on opposite sides in the syrian swcivil war. even a warming between turkey and russia won't stop syria's bloodshed from spilling over its

charlie d'agata begins our coverage. >> reporter: the battered windshield shows the damage done when the 18-wheeler became a weapon. witnesses said the truck jumped the curb, barreled into the crowd, and just kept going. american journalist shandana durrani said she was just feet away from a deadly attack. >> i saw a truck barreling into a crowd of innocent people tonight. it looked like an accident. it looked like the truck jumped the curb and was going too fast and got out of control and sort of just swerved into the market. >> reporter: british tourist mike fox says the truck narrowly missed him. >> i spoke to two people who were lying on the floor with broken limb, but they were going to be okay. i saw one guy being dragged away with glad on his face. i helped several other people lift the side of one of the stalls off so they could pull two other people. >> reporter: some of the wooden stalls at the popular christmas market were flattened. emergency crews struggled to reach victims stuck under the truck. german police said passenger in the truck was found dead at the scene. they

charlie d'agata has the new investigation by the world anti-doping agency. >> reporter: evidence of rampant russian doping first surfaced last report revealed eye-popping numbers, 1,000 athletes in 30 sports. chief investigator can richard mclaren said it was a cover-up on an unprecedented scale. >> from uncontrolled chaos to an institutionalized, dipliiscd, medal-winning strategy and conspiracy. >> reporter: the conspiracy involves switching urine samples, methods devised by russian secret service, and even adding salt and instant coffee off. it's clear the russians thought they'd never be caught. samples from two female hockey players actually contained male d.n.a. >> the desire to win medals superceded their collective moral and ethical compass and olympic values at fair play. >> reporter: mclaren said it's impossible to know how far back the cheating goes. >> for years, international sports competitions have unknowingly been hijacked by the russians. it's time that yes, stops. >> reporter: today, the russian ministry of sports denied that it was running a state-sponsored doping program,

charlie d'agata picks up the story. >> reporter: the europe-wide alert names him as anis amri, a you in teegz, but then lists six false names and multiple fake nationalities. police had put a $100,000 bounty on his head and warned he's armed and dangerous. detectives found amri's identification papers in a wallet he left behind under the driver's seat of the truckh plowed into the christmas market. but amri had been under surveillance before monday's attack. he's been linked to this man, abu walaa, an iraqi who was arrested in germany last month, accused of recruiting fighters for isis. german officials said amri entered the country seeking asylum in july last year at the height of the migrant crisis when close to a million refugees flooded into country. amri's application was rejected. he was supposed to be deported in june, but that never happened. it presents a worst-case scenario for german chancellor angela merkel, who facere-election next year, and now has to deal with the fallout of a failed asylum seeker with connections to isis who is still on the run. ♪ ♪ this afternoon

d'agata in berlin tonight, thanks, charlie. it was this time last year that two isis supporters killed 14 people at a hole day party in san bernardino, california. in light of berlin now, jeff pegues is following security here at home. >> reporter: heavily armed units patrolled christmas markets today in new york and chicago. in atlanta, police say that they are monitoring the situation while seattle police announced a heightened level of awareness. yesterday's attack comes five months after a man drove a truck into a crowd in nice, france, killing more than 80. just last month, a student at ohio state university drove a car over a curb and then stabbed bystand wers a knife. on "cbs this morning"" deputy commissioner john miller said the n.y.p.d. is working with the trucking industry to prevent vehicle attacks. >> one of the second thungz we did after the nice attack was to go back out to 140 truck rental locations and say, "here are some indicators of suspecious behavior." >> reporter: according it a congressional report, 80%

charlie d'agata is in berlin tonight. wr reporter: forensic teams hauled away the wrecked truck to search for more clues. ate investigation suffered a major setback after police isleased the pakistani asylum beker arrested on the basis of eyewitness reports, but with no blood or d.n.a. evidence to link him to the crime, he was let go. a massive manhunt is now under way for the hijacker of the truck that plowed into the christmas market. police believe the attacker is armed. te polish driver of the truck was found shot and stabbed in d e passenger's seat, and no weapon has been recovered. luke theis, visiting from washington, d.c., said he's leaving berlin. >> we were planning to stay longer in germany. however, we have cut our trip short. we don't feel safe, and it's sad to say that coming to a european country from america that you aren't safe. >> reporter: already, right wing german politicians are blaming the government's liberal refugee r licy that's admitted hundreds of thousands into the country, for the attack. ngd

here's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: one of europe's most-wanted men died in a shootout, caught by pure chance. italian police approached a man standing alone near a deserted train station around 3:00 a.m. and asked for yooid. instead, police say, the man pulled out a .22-caliber pistol and opened fire. it was anis amri. italian interior minister marco minnitti said the gunman was germany's terror suspect without a shadow of a doubt. he had good reason to be confident. amri's fingerprints were on file after he spent four years in an italian prison for setting fire to a refugee center. just hours after the news of amri's death, isis released a video showing him pledging his allegiance to the militant group and encouraging muslims to attack crusaders. german chancellor angela merkel has ordered an urge review after what critics have called catastrophic mistakes by german police who had monitored amri for months, only to stop their surveillance. merkel has also been criticized heavily for their open-door refugee policy, especially as amri was a failed asylum seeker. dr. philipp lengsfeld,

charlie d'agata reports. >> forensic teams hauled away the wrecked truck to search for clues. the investigation suffered a major set back after police released the pakistani asylum seeker arrested on the basis of eyewitness reports. with no blood, dna evidence to link him to the crime, he was let go. a massive manhunt is underway for the hijacker of the truck, thlo police believe the attacker is armed. the polish driver of the truck was found shot and stabbed in the passenger seat. no weapon has been recovered. luke tice visiting from washington, d.c. said he is leaving berlin. >> we were planning to stay longer in germany, however we have cut our trip short. we don't feel safe. and it's sad to say that you -- coming to a european country, from america, that you aren't safe. >> already. right-wing german politicians are blaming the government's liberal refugee policy. that has admitted hundred of thousand into the country for the attack. this afternoon, angela merkel looked distraught, toured the market. it would be truly hard to bear, if the killer tornado out to be a migrant

alex. >> charlie d'agata in berlin, thanks. the deadly attack came hours just after russia's ambassador to turkey as assassinated as he spoke at an art gallery at the capital city of ankara. a 22-year-old turkish police officer shot the ambassador in the back. he waved his gun yelling remember afterwards, security forces shot and killed the assassin. >> an ap photographer in the room took the photos, he said he only went there because the event was on his way home from his office. he said after the shots, quote, people screamed, hid behind columns and under tables and lay on the floor. i was afraid and confused but found partial cover behind a wall and did my job. taking photographs. the assassination comes a week after thousands rallied in turkey protesting moscow's support for the syrian regime. russian air strikes helped the government regain control of the city of aleppo at a heavy humanitarian cost. >> cbs news correspondent fran townsend is a homeland security adviser to president george w. bush. good morning. what do you

charlie d'agata begins our coverage. coverage. >> reporter: the battered windshield showed the damage done when the 18-wheeler became a weapon. witnesses said the truck jumped the curb, barreled into the crowd and just kept going. american journalist, shandana from its deadly path. >> i saw a truck barrelling into a crowd of innocent people tonight. it looked look an accident. it looked like the truck jumped the curb and was going fast and got out of control. and -- sort of just swerved into the market. >> reporter: british tourist mike fox said the truck narrowly missed him. >> i spoke to two people lying on the floor with broken limbs. going to be okay. saw one guy dragged away with blood on his face. i helped several other people, lift the side of one of the stalls up so they could pull two other people. >> reporter: some of the wooden stalls at popular christmas market were flattened. emergency crews struggled to reach victims stuck under the truck. german police said a passenger in the truck was found dead at the sc

charlie d'agata reports. >> reporter: the europe wide alert, anis amri, six names and multiple fake nationalities. police put a $100,000 bounty on his head and warned he is armed and dangerous. detectives found amri's identification papers in a wallet he left behind under driver's seat of the truck that plowed into the christmas market. but amri had been under surveillance before monday's attack. he has been linked to this man, an iraqi arrested in germany last month. accused of recruiting fighters for isis. german officials said amri entered the country seeking asylum in july last year at the height of the migrant crisis when close to 1 million refugees flooded into the country. amri's application was rejected. he was supposed to be deported in june. but that never happened. it presents worst case scenario for german chancellor angela merkel who faces re-election next year and now has to deal with the fallout of a failed asylum seeker with connections to isis, who is still on the run. this afternoon, berline

alex. >> charlie d'agata in berlin, thanks. the deadly attack came hours just after russia's ambassador to turkey as assassinated as he spoke at an art gallery at the capital city of ankara. a 22-year-old turkish police officer shot the ambassador in the back. he waved his gun yelling remember aleppo, remember syria. afterwards, security forces shot and killed the assassin. >> an ap photographer in the room took the photos, he said he only went there because the event was on his way home from his office. he said after the shots, quote, people screamed, hid behind columns and under tables and lay on the floor. i was afraid and confused but found partial cover behind a wall and did my job. taking photographs. the assassination comes a week after thousands rallied in turkey protesting moscow's support for the syrian regime. russian air strikes helped the government regain control of the city of aleppo at a heavy humanitarian cost. >> cbs news correspondent fran townsend is a homeland security adviser to president george w. bush. g

charlie d'agata is in berlin where shoppers are returning to that christmas market. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, they have reopened the marketplace just this morning. this place had been an entire crime scene, is now open for business. this is the exact area where the truck came, that road and jumping the curb and barreling at this packed marketplace 40 miles per hour andtening stalls in its path. people here are somber and nobody is smiling. the christmas lights are back on but there is no music. this is really just an exercise that the government has been encouraging of defiance and support to mark what happened that night to provide some sort of security it doesn't happen again. and just to pay their respects, and just to give the message that essentially that germany will not be defeated by terrorism. norah? >> charlie, thank you so much. charlie d'agata in berlin. >>> president-elect trump take the oath of office less than a month. a new "usa today" poll shows he has less than 41% approval rating and significantly lower than previous p

charlie d'agata is in berlin where shoppers are returning to that christmas market. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, they have reopened the marketplace just this morning. this place had been an entire crime scene, is now open for business. this is the exact area where the truck came in, coming down from that road and jumping the curb and barreling at this packed marketplace 40 miles per hour andtening stalls in its path. people here are somber and nobody is smiling. the christmas lights are back on but there is no music. this is really just an exercise that the government has been encouraging of defiance and support to mark what happened that night to provide some sort of security it doesn't happen again. and just to pay their respects, and just to give the message that essentially that germany will not be defeated by terrorism. norah? >> charlie, thank you so much. charlie d'agata in berlin. >>> president-elect trump take the oath of office less than a month. a new "usa today" poll shows he has less than 41% approval rating and significantly l

charlie d'agata reports. >> forensic teams hauled away the wrecked truck to search for clues. the investigation suffered a major set back after police released the pakistani asylum seeker arrested on the basis of eyewitness reports. with no blood, dna evidence to link him to the crime, he was let go. a massive manhunt is underway for the hijacker of the truck, that plowed into the christmas market. police believe the attacker is armed. the polish driver of the truck was found shot and stabbed in the passenger seat. no weapon has been recovered. luke tice visiting from washington, d.c. said he is leaving berlin. >> we were planning to stay longer in germany, however we have cut our trip short. we don't feel safe. and it's sad to say that you -- coming to a european country, from america, that you aren't safe. >> already. right-wing german politicians are blaming the government's liberal refugee policy. that has admitted hundred of thousand into the country for the attack. this afternoon, angela merkel looked distraught, toured the market. it would be truly hard to bear, if the

charlie d'agata begins our coverage. coverage. >> reporter: the battered windshield showed the damage done when the 18-wheeler became a weapon. witnesses said the truck jumped the curb, barreled into the crowd and just kept going. american journalist, shandana durrani said she was feet away from its deadly path. >> i saw a truck barrelling into a crowd of innocent people tonight. it looked look an accident. it looked like the truck jumped the curb and was going fast and got out of control. and -- sort of just swerved into the market. >> reporter: british tourist mike fox said the truck narrowly missed him. >> i spoke to two people lying on the floor with broken limbs. going to be okay. saw one guy dragged away with blood on his face. i helped several other people, lift the side of one of the stalls up so they could pull two other people. >> reporter: some of the wooden stalls at popular christmas market were flattened. emergency crews struggled to reach victims stuck under the truck. german police said a passenger in the

charlie d'agata has that part of the story. >> reporter: one of europe's most wanted men died in a shoot-out, caught by pure chance. italian police approached a man standing alone near a deserted train station and asked for i.d. instead, police say, the man pulled out a .22-caliber pistol and opened they say the gunman was germany's terror suspect, without a shadow of a doubt. he had good reason to be confident. amri fingerprints were on file after he spent four years in an italian pretty much for setting fire to a refuge center. just hours after the news of amri's death, isis released a video showing him pledging hi allegiance to the militant group and encouraging him to attack crusade crusaders. critics have called catastrophic mistakes by german police who had monitored amri for months, only to stop their surveillance. merkel is also been criticized heavily for her open-door refuge policy, especially as amri was a failed asylum seeker. dr. phillip langsford from merkel's own party said the system is clearly overwhelmed. >> we let people into the country and this just overstretched our eso

charlie d'agata is in berlin. >> reporter: they've reopened parts of the christmas market but i can't say there's been a resumption of christmas festivities. the mood here is somber. let's bring you up to date on the well-being of the americans. richard ramirez, 62 years old, still in the hospital being treated in the intensive care unit. it's thought his partner, a german national, did not survive the attack. the second, russell schultz, from austin, treated and released for what he said were minor injuries but he said he lost two friends. meanwhile, the manhunt is under way for the person thought to be responsible for all this heartache and damage. armed forces in berlin and far beyond went on the hunt for their new target and anyone who may have been providing him with help or support. as it turns out the face of germany's prime suspect was also a familiar one to german authorities. the europe-wide alert names him as anis amri, a tunisian national, but then liszt six false names and multiple nationalities. and it says "and he should be considered armed and dangerous." video posted

charlie d'agata is at the scene of the attack in berlin. charlie, good morning. >> good morning. it seems to be the biggest break since investigation began monday night. law enforcement officials say that an i.d., including asylum papers, were found under the driver's seat of that truck. again, the suspect has been identified as anis amri, a tunisian national. the hunt is on to find him. probably armed and definitely dangerous. a killer remains on the loose. it is unclear how close german police are to catching the suspect, or any accomplices. they've asked the public for help and have received 500 tips, and the hunt for the killer, or killers, took on an ed urgency after isis claimed responsibility. we are learning more about the first victim of the attack, lucas irving, the 37-year-old polish truck driver who was found dead in the cab of the truck by investigators. he'd been shopped and stabbed. the owner of the trucking company said irving drove a consignment of steel and arrived at 7:00 a.m. he was photographed at a diner at 2:00 p.m. irving called in at 3:00 p.m. but by 4:00

charlie d'agata is in berlin. >> reporter: they've reopened parts of the christmas market as you can see but i can't really say there's been a resumption of christmas festivities. the mood here is somber. let's bring you up to date on the well-being of the americans. richard ramirez, 62 years old, still in the hospital being treated in the intensive care unit. it's thought his partner, a german national, did not survive the attack. the second, russell schultz from austin, treated and released for what he said were minor injuries but he said he lost two friends. meanwhile, the manhunt is under way for the person thought to be responsible for all this heartache and damage. armed forces in berlin and far beyond went on the hunt for their new target and anyone who may have been providing him with help or support. as it turns out, the face of germany's prime suspect was also a familiar one to german authorities. the erope-wide alert names him as anis amri, a tunisian national, but then lists six false names and multiple nationalities. and it says "and he should be considered armed and dan

charlie d'agata reports. >> reporter: the europe wide alert, anis amri, six names and multiple fake nationalities. police put a $100,000 bounty on his head and warned he is armed and dangerous. detectives found amri's identification papers in a wallet he left behind under the driver's seat of the truck that plowed into the christmas market. but amri had been under surveillance before monday's attack. he has been linked to this man, an iraqi arrested in germany last month. accused of recruiting fighters for isis. german officials said amri entered the country seeking asylum in july last year at the height of the migrant crisis when close to 1 million refugees flooded into the country. amri's application was rejected. he was supposed to be deported in june. but that never happened. it presents worst case scenario for german chancellor angela merkel who faces re-election next year and now has to deal with the fallout of a failed asylum seeker with connections to isis, who is still on the run. this afternoon, berliners banded together in defiance of the terror that's come to their city. still in shoc

charlie d'agata has that part of the story. >> reporter: one of europe's most wanted men died in a shoot-out, caught by pure chance. italian police approached a man standing alone near a deserted train station and asked for i.d. instead, police say, the man pulled out a .22-caliber pistol and opened fire. it was anis amri. they say the gunman was germany's terror suspect, without a shadow of a doubt. he had good reason to be confident. amri fingerprints were on file after he spent four years in an italian pretty much for setting fire to a refuge center. just hours after the news of amri's death, isis released a video showing him pledging hi allegiance to the militant group and encouraging him to attack crusade crusaders. critics have called catastrophic mistakes by german police who had monitored amri for months, only to stop their surveillance. merkel is also been criticized heavily for her open-door refuge policy, especially as amri was a failed asylum seeker. dr. phillip langsford from merkel's own party said the system is clearly overwhelmed. >> we let hundreds of thousands people into t

charlie d'agata is at the scene of the attack in berlin where that christmas market has now reopened. charlie, good morning. >> good morning. well they've reopened parts of the christmas market. as you can see, i can't really say there's been a resumption of christmas festivities. the mood here is somber. let's bring you up to date on the well-being of the american richard ramirez, it 62 years old still in the hospital being treated in intensive care unit. it's thought his partner a german national did not survive the attack. the second russell schultz from austin, treated and relesioned for what he said were minor injuries but he said he lost two friends. meanwhile the manhunt is under way for the person thought to be responsible for all this heartache and damage. armed forces in beryl and and far beyond went on the hunt for their new target and anyone who may have been providing him with help or support. as it turns out the face of germany's prime suspect was also a familiar one to german authorities. the alert names hims aanis amri, a tunisian national with six false names and nati

>> charlie d'agata in berlin, thank you. we're following another breaking story. a hijacking drama has just ended on the tiny mediterranean island of malta. all the passengers and crew have now left the libyan jet and the two hijackers have sushen dered. they had threatened to use hand grenades to blow up the plane. the plane was on a domestic flight inside libya when it was hijacked. >>> police in australia say they have disrupted a major christmas day terror plot inspired by isis. the series of raids across melbourne this morning led to seven arrests. two of the suspects have since been released. hundreds of officers took part in the operation. police say the suspected plotters wanted to use bombs, guns, and knives to attack landmarks in australia's second largest city. the alleged targets include an iconic railway station, a cathedral, and a square lined with bars and restaurants. >>> a record number of americans will travel on highways, and in the air, for the holidays. aaa says more than 103 million people will take a trip over the next week and a half. here'

charlie d'agata is in berlin. >> reporter: they've reopened parts of the christmas market but i can't say there's been a resumption of christmas festivities. the mood here is somber. let's bring you up to date on the well-being of the americans. richard ramirez, 62 years old, still in the hospital being treated in the intensive care unit. it's thought his partner, a german national, did not survive the attack. the second, russell schultz, from austin, treated and released for what he said were minor injuries but he said he lost two friends. meanwhile, the manhunt is under way for the person thought to be responsible for all this heartache and damage. armed forces in berlin and far beyond went on the hunt for their new target and anyone who may have been providing him with help or support. as it turns out the face of germany's prime suspect was also a familiar one to german authorities. the europe-wide alert names him as anis amri, a tunisian national, but then liszt six nationalities. and it says "and he should be considered armed and dangerous." video posted on a facebook page attrib

>> charlie d'agata in berlin, thanks. >>> mexican leaders vow to find who is responsible for the deadly fireworks explosion at a crowded market. the massive chain reaction blast killed at least 31 people and injured some 72 others. some children are being sent to galveston, texas, for burn treatments. it leveled the fireworks market north of mexico city. mireya villarreal shows us how the market has a history of trouble. >> reporter: good morning. the san pablito market was busy yesterday as shoppers stocked up for the new year's and holidays coming up. this was the site of previous explosions but this was the first one to turn deadly. the series of massive explosions sent huge clouds of mox into the sky. the market was filled with 300 vendors all selling fireworks, leading to a powerful chain reaction of uncontrolled blasts. one person used a cell phone to capture the chaos, as crowds scattered in the wake of the destruction. . this witness says people were running as pieces of concrete and brick started falling all over the street. search efforts began as the smoke cleared. crews work

charlie d'agata reports. police put a $#00,000 bounty on his head and warned that he is armed and dangerous. police put a $100,000 bounty on his head and warned he is armed and dangerous. detectives found amri's identification papers in a wallet he left behind under the driver's seat of the truck that plowed into the christmas market. but amri had been under surveillance before monday's attack. he has been linked to this man, an iraqi arrested in germany last month. accused of recruiting fighters for isis. german officials said amri entered the country seeking asylum in july last year at the height of the migrant crisis when close to 1 million refugees flooded into the country. amri's application was rejected. he was supposed to be deported in june. but that never happened. it presents worst case scenario for angela merkel who faces re-election next year and now has to deal with the fallout of a failed asylum seeker with connections to isis, who is still on the run. this afternoon, berliners banded together i

holly williams and mark phillips and charlie d'agata reported from half a dozen countries including hungary and germany good morning i'm mike curkov... c-b-s 58 news time is 8:26. the milwaukee county board of supervisors is asking sheriff david clarke to testify about the deaths that happened at the county jail. today at a special meeting, supervisors will talk about creating a policy for external investigations of the in-custody deaths.we'll see whether or not sheriff clarke shows up to testify today.but three state lawmakers are putting pressure on governor scott walker to replace him. today the milwaukee board of school directors will discuss an earlier start date for students.superintendent darienne driver has implement an ?early august? start date for high schools. ?currently?--- school starts ?after labor day--- but driver says... there are ?clear advantages? to getting the kids adjusted sooner.feedback caused driver to ?amend? her original proposal which was to do an earlier start date ?district wide.? ahead on cbs this morning--- a look back at the year in news .. attacks at home a

holly williams and mark phillips and charlie d'agata reported from half a dozen countries including hungary and germany and croatia. bravo to all of those going to see it all today. crews are already preparing.. trying to clear storm drains. >>> good morning. it's 8:25. i'm mac. wind, rain and flooding we'll see it all today. crews are already preparing trying to clear storm drains. most cities do have sandbags available. you can contact your public works department to see where they are located. >>> oakland police are investigating a double homicide this morning. officers were called to the scene last night near 98th and edes avenue when they got there they found two men had been shot, both died. no suspect information yet this morning. >>> coming up next on "cbs this morning" a look back at the year in news from attacks at home and broad, legends lost and the election. it's ahead on "cbs this morning." first traffic and weather next. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. of the it's 8:27. let's check your bay area roads. as you head out to start your rainy morning, starting on eastbound 80 after p

charlie d'agata is at the market in berlin where 12 people were killed in a christmas market attack. >> reporter: the prime suspect here had been caught and shot dead. yes, there was an increased security alert throughout europe but they realized that the italian police were able to do what the german police were unable to do and that is stop this suspect in his tracks. theso shadow of a doubt amis amri the suspect of the terrorist attack in berlin. said italian interior minister. forensics officers at the scene of the shoot-out this morning and random stop and search by a police foot patrol asking for amri's documents that led to the shoot-out on a street in milan. when he was stopped the suspect took out a gun and shot at police officers. the police officers shot him but not before an officer was shot and said to be in the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the tractor-trailer a split second before the attack on dash cam video taken by a taxi driver pulling up at an intersection. the video appears to show the black tractor-trailer barreling towards the christmas market, fo

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charlie d'agata is at the scene in berlin. >> reporter: it seems to be the biggest break since this investigation began on monday night. law enforcement officials say that papers were found under the driver's seat of that truck. again, the suspect has been identified as anis amri a tunisian national. now the hunt is to find him and probably armed and definitely dangerous. a killer remains on the loose and unclear how close german police are to catching the suspect or any accomplices. they have asked the public for help and they have received 500 tips and the hunt for the killer or killers took on added urgency after isis claimed responsibility. we are learning more about the first victim of the attack. lucas urban, a polish truckdriver was found dead in the cab of the truck by investigators. he had been shot and stabbed. aerial zurasky owns the truck that urban worked for and said 7:00 a.m. and photographed at a diner at 2:00 p.m. and the last known image of urban arrived. by 4:00, urban was no longer answering his phone. the truck had been fitted with a gps tracking device. 3:45 p.m., indication

charlie d'agata is at the market in berlin where 12 people were killed in a christmas market attack. >> reporter: the prime suspect here had been caught and shot dead. yes, there was an increased security alert throughout europe but they realized that the italian police were able to do what the german police were unable to do and that is stop this suspect in his tracks. the person killed is without a shadow of a doubt amis amri the suspect of the terrorist attack in berlin. said italian interior minister. forensics officers at the scene of the shoot-out this morning and random stop and search by a police foot patrol asking for amri's documents that led to the shoot-out on a street in milan. when he was stopped the suspect took out a gun and shot at police officers. the police officers shot him but not before an officer was shot and said to be in the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the tractor-trailer a split second before the attack on dash cam video taken by a taxi driver pulling up at an intersection. the video appears to show the black tractor-trailer barreling towards

holly williams and mark phillips and charlie d'agata reported from half a dozen countries including hungary and germany and croatia. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. 1 billion yahoo users were hack. largest in history. stolen user account information may have included, names, phone numbers, possible account pass word, security questions and answers. breach happened in august 2013. >> lets check the forecast with katie fehlinger. this is as cold as it has been in a long time. >> in fact since last february, coldest it has been, it is not like we ever dealt with this cold but it has been a very long time since we have had to deal with it. twenty-three is current temperature outside palmyra cove, 24 at philly international and off this is distance you can see betsy ross bridge there more blue skies then anything. very innocent looking picture but definitely frigid. here's how it feels, almost, everyone, it is feeling more so like it is into single digit territory and i don't anticipate it will feel much better than teens at think point during the rest of the day. so less headache sure you