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I didnt know. but it did come down on my watch and i will never forget it. >> east germany remains a country in turmoil tonight. >> i arrived in berlin two days before the wall game down because there was so much going on on the eastern sector i was able to get into the east for the first time and do some reporting from there. you all represent the best of east germany. >> and then late that afternoon there was that famous news conference in which the propaganda chief screwed up. he was handed a...

. the un high commissioner for refugees is urgently calling on countries around the world to take in refugees trapped in libya the commission has described its migrant center in tripoli as severely over crowded but its not the only camp libya is one of the most important transit points for migrants who are trying to cross the mediterranean hoping to get to europe holding camps have sprung up for the thousands of refugees stranded inside the war torn country or german diplomats they have describe...

Divided so where do we go from here boris johnson was asked yesterday in this debate if you would follow this law where he has to ask the european union for an extension and he plainly said no so with 35 days to go until the next breaks the deadline i think anything is possible at this point. the british parliament in london thank you very much. the u.n. high commissioner for refugees is urgently calling on countries worldwide to take refugees stuck in libya the agency described its my been sent...

Going to vote in large numbers and we ask the government and security forces to keep us safe and to ensure the transparency of the election. and of a taliban issue threats every day. nonetheless i believe most people will participate in the election to defend democracy thank you but i depart but then. if security worries keep many from voting on turnout is low that could undermine the emerging democratic process. now the un high commissioner for refugees is urgently calling on countries worldwid...

Most with burns. the chief intelligence correspondence catherine herridge is live in washington. catherine? >> i want to start with the location of the attack. its an area called parsons green. its a residential part of southwest london. i want to draw your attention to the fact that this subway line connects to one of the central rail and commuter hubs in london called earls court. based on the reporting from london, it appears there was a timer with the device. its entirely possible that it wa...

Police department in the united states and around the world are increasing security. the nypd has moved teams to high profile locations around the city. evan perez joins me with the latest. what kind of measures are we talking about here to secure what could be soft targets around the country? >> well john like you mexed the critical response teams in new york, as well as the police departments here and around the countries have been moved to these public markets, the festive christmas markets a...

Celebrations, and in washington donald trumps inauguration is just a month away. cnn justice correspondent evan peres explains what police are doing there to secure soft targets. >> reporter: critical response teams in new york, the new york police department as well as police departments here and around the country have been moved to these locations of these public markets, these festive christmas markets and other big public gathering places around the country. look, these are very hard places...

They have no intention of assimilating. i talked to a number of international red cross people trying to help them. they said there is a security problem now in communities where the transit points and camps are. the men are bringing weapons in. mostly knives. they are threatening people trying to help them. there is a security issue in terms of rapes happening there. child abuse, theft. they have upped the military and police presence. germans and austrians who live close to the areas are sayin...

They have no intention of assimilating. i talked to a number of international red cross people trying to help them. they said there is a security problem now in communities where the transit points and camps are. the men are bringing weapons in. mostly knives. they are threatening people trying to help them. there is a security issue in terms of rapes happening there. child abuse, theft. they have upped the military and police presence. germans and austrians who live close to the areas are sayin...

Temperatures will continue to drop. this is not just what people are facing here. scenes similar, if not much more worse, than what you are witnessing are unfolding throughout the entire route that these people are taking as they cross through europe. they often times find themselves out shelter and sleeping on the streets and on the pavement and forests. as the european leaders are getting together to figure out how they will divvy up the responsibilities when it comes to taking in these refuge...