destroyed by that attack. also on the show, republicans in the u.s. house of representatives passed donald trump tax reform bill. the first rewrite of tax law in three decades is now set for a senate showdown. and yemen to do rebels are apolitical rocket at saudi arabia. saudi forces say they intercepted it that is this a sign that the carnage in yemen is spreading? we will ask an expert for his analysis. i m brent goff, it is good to have you with us. here in the german capital, people have been remembering the lives lost in a night of terror. one year ago, a rejected assignment drove a truck into a berlin christmas market, killing 12 people. tonight, the country and the world cast their eyes on the scene of that attack. the bell tolls 12 times for the 12 victims of the terror attack one year ago. the names of the victims marketplace where and islamist attacker rammed a truck into a christmas market in the heart of bolan. berlin. many people gathered to mark the annivers
i am sarah harman. welcome to the show. sarah: a clinton eyeing another six-year term in office. now he has been warmly endorsed. he is running as an independent jamaica most of his personal popularity amongst russians area more than six hundred supporters including prominent lawmakers and actors have gathered in moscow for the endorsement. this allows putin to take part in the march election as an independent candidate. if these young russians came to see the kremlin traits that were treated to a surprise appearance by vladimir putin. one of the children had encouraged to ask the president have you thought about the opposition. positively. the opposition has little chance of victory after the country s election commission barred alexei navalny from taking part in the vote. the opposition leader is considered the biggest potential threat to put in and he has called for a boycott of the election. but there is still plenty of support for clinton. more than 600 prominent russi
up on tolerating discrimination, harassment and abuse. a look at the new campaign being embraced by women in hollywood. phil: i and phil gayle. welcome to the program. we star in iran, or antigovernment protest sweep the country. 21 people have been killed and dozens arrested. security forces are struggling tg while protesters showed no signs of breaking down. here is the extent of the unrest spreading across iran. the violence, which has rocked the country for one week, appears if anything to be escalating. these pictures from the central province of isfahan are not verified. officials state television says six people died as protesters stormed this police station. supreme leader ayatollah ali havh accuses enemies of stirring up unrest. the enemy is poised for an opportunity, a breach to penetrate through. look at the incidence of the past few days. all of those who are against the islamic republic of iran, those with cash, politics and weapons operators, are joining to
and, your vacuum may be watching you. is it convenient, or is it surveillance? we will go to this year s consumer electronics show to find out. brent: i am brent goff. tonight, the united states has welcomed high-level talks between north and south korea. the united states also says that it will work with seoul to ensure that pyongyang s participation does not violate sanctions over the country s nuclear program. the trump administration sent mixed signals, saying that pyongyang is trying to drive a wedge between it and south korea. guilia: for the first time in two years, negotiations between the borders. pyongyang confirmed that it will send 18 to the south olympics next month. that it will send a team to the south korean olympics next month. pyongyang and seoul agreed to hold talks to reopen a military hotline. the north and south have agreed to establish peace on the korean peninsula and seek reconciliation. south and north korea agreed that military tensions needed
we will be a from one of the organizations criticizing the government. and, the world economic for um gets underway in davos, but not everybody is thrilled with the business elite in the outs. in the alps. brent: i am brink off. it s good to have you with us. tuey is intensifying its offensive against kurdish militias in northern syria. that, despite criticism from the international community. the united nations says the fighting is already displaced 5000 people and left vulnerable civilians trapped. ankara will press on with the operation against groups it regards as terrorists. turkish forces firing on other towns along the syrian turkish border. officials say the aim is to diaper attention from the main campaign. their advance on the enclave is the fourth day of a push by forces and syrian rebel allies to clear the northwestern border of ypg fighters. ankara considers them to be allied with insurgents who, for decades, have fought against the turkish state within its