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Anis amri for this attack. more details. >> reporter: it's a race against the clock to find the man authorities say is connected to monday's devastating truck attack at christmas market in berlin. take a look. a massive manhunt under way across germany as a picture and name of the man they're urgently looking for are circulated among european police forces. tunisian national anis amri, worn in 1992. say identity papers in the truck used to carry out deadly attack and say could be still armed and dangerous. authorities say he had known linked to radical islamist group, entered germany in july 2...

Hour of "newsroom l.a." ♪ ♪ an urgent search for the suspect in a berlin christmas market attack. anis amri's identity papers were found in the truck which barrelled in to the crowd. he went to germany last year and known to police. he was arrested carrying forged documents but authorities were unable to deport him. he is linked to radical islamist groups. we get details from brian todd. >> reporter: police say anis amri is under suspicion in the

Good morning. it's thursday, december 22nd. i'm halle jackson alongside louis beurgdorf in new york. the manhunt is intensifying for the suspect in the berlin attack this week. he lived mostly in berlin, but officials say he was very mobile. he used aliases. german police labeled him a potential risk. they had monitored him for months. he was set to be deported after his asylum request was denied back in june. that was held up because he didn't have identity papers. those papers, by the way, arr e arrived from tunisia this week, just days after the attack. a man claiming to be a brother of amr...

German police labeled amri as a risk and monitored him for months. he was scheduled to be deported after his asylum request was denied in june. that was delayed because he didn't have identity papers. >> it would seem like a good reason to deport someone if they don't have the right papers. >> they need papers to deport him. let's bring in nbc news correspondent hans nichols joining us live from berlin with the very latest on this. and this question. hans? >> reporter: he didn't have a valid passport. tunisia wasn't acknowledging him so they couldn't deport him. this is the front page of the n...

Nbc news they found a wallet containing ining amri's person information in the truck on tuesday afternoon. we also know that amri arrived in germany back in july of 2015 and lived mostly in berlin but officials add he was very mobile and used a variety of aliases. german police labeled him as a potential risk and had previously monitored him for months. he was even scheduled to be deported after his asylum request was denied in june. that was held up because he didn't have identity papers. those arrived this weekdays after the attack. hans nichols has been covering the story from berlin. hans?...