even greater polarization with this new president. let s go to berlin. police are looking for the person behind monday night s deadly truck attack. yesterday officials released the original suspect. a pakistani migrant because they said they didn t have enough evidence he was behind the wheel at the time. now, the media arm of isis is claiming a soldier of the islamic state carried out the attack. hans nichols has been following the story from berlin. he has a very latest on the investigation into the truck attack. hans? police found papers in the cab of the truck belonging to a tunisian man. local media is putting out a picture of him. part of it is blocked out. the manhunt for him presumably continues. meanwhile, this is a city that s, yes, under surveillance, under tight security but i have to say i was in paris after charlie hebdo, this doesn t have the same feel. not folks walking around with machine guns patrolling the
flashing eiffel tower countdown the new year. we take you to berlin in hundreds of thousands gathered to welcome 2014. the crowd is so big, the police closed the gates to the party about three hours before midnight and then greece welcomed the new year at one of the most iconic spots in the world near the acropolis in athens. they took over the resolving presidency of the european union. tens of thousands in moscow s red square. security was extremely tight in the aftermath of the two suicide bombings last weekend. then rio dejaneiro known for the parties certainly. they didn t disappoint. they put on a fireworks display at the copa cabana beach. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. happy new year! that s always the site.
guinness. the 30-minute display featured a half million fireworks launched from 400 different places synchronized by 100 computers. incredible. big ben helped londoners usher in the new year with their own display, but the celebration much more than sight and sounds. how about smell? it included peach-flavored snow and confetti and orange-scented bubbles that came down. anyway, in paris, of course you have to have your champagne. you are in france. they watched the flashing aisle tower. in some ways that might be cooler than new york. let s go to berlin where hundreds of thousands gathered in 2014. police had to close the gates to