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phil: i m phil gayle. welcome to the program. later today, u.s. president donald trump will deliver his first state of the union address, laying out his government s agenda for the year. so let s have a look at two of the key issues he is likely to address. on trade, it is america first. during his speech at the world economic forum in davos, mr. trump repeated his election campaign pledge that the american economy was his top priority and that the country is open for business. but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world. phil: immigration and the future of the so-called dreamers will be the other key issue. the president has suggested he is open to protecting the 700,000 children of undocumented migrants who live in the u.s. illegally. in return, he wants the senate to approve billions of dollars in border security funding. so let s get more from our washington correspondent, alexandra von nahmen. welcome. so, let ....
alleged police brutality in kenya. dw news hears from one officer who is willing to speak out. and, we will have the latest on another volatile day on the global stock markets. new york s dow jones is facing further losses after heavy selling in asia and europe, but don t call this a crashed just yet. analysts say this is a much-needed correction. and the german cup is back in action. schalke are battling wolfsburg for a place in the semifinals. i am brent goff. it is good to have you with us. here in germany, tuesday is almost over, and the country is expecting word within the next hours of a new government. the leaders of the main political parties are racing against a self-imposed deadline to hammer out a deal to form a coalition government. germany s chancellor, angela merkel, says her conservatives are prepared to make painful compromises in order to seal an agreement. social democrat leader martin schulz was optimistic today, saying this would be the day the two s ....
poland, he says he will continue his fight against corruption and rally political opposition from abroad. host: i am sarah kelly. welcome to the brea program. thank you for joining us. we begin with a report that is really police have enough evidence to recommend prosecutors charge benjamin netanyahu with bribery following a 14-month investigation for the recommendation has been handed to the country s attorney general. netanyahu denies wrongdoing in. a live tv wrongdoing. in a live tv address, he says all the recommendations against him will end with nothing, and he will continue to lead israel responsibly and faithfully. he has been questioned several times over the past year and is a suspect in two separate cases. israel s prime minister netanyahu has held the post for nine years but now his future seems uncertain. foro many months, a special police unit has been investigating allegations against the prime minister. these probes are known as cases one and 200 ....
there were more metals of for grabs at the winter olympics and a french olympian takes his third gold. we will bring you that and a lot more from day 11 in pyeongchang. sarah: i am sarah kelly. welcome to the program. thanks for joining us. we begin in syria were government-backed troops have entered a kurdish enclave in the north of the country raising the specter of deadly confrontation with turkey. columns of fighters were seen moving into threthe r egion. turkey reports that they shelled the area and response of the fighters have been pushed back. the region is enjoyed by kurdish forces. turkey considers them to be terrorists. let us get you the latest on these developments. the syrian pro-government fighters. as you can see, dorian jones is standing by with the latest from istanbul. what are you hearing? dorian: the turkish president says that turkey should successfully repel the column of the syrian government fighters to support the syrian militia. they say the ....
sent europe s temperatures plunging. extreme weather warnings and place in many countries, especially in the east. host: it is good to have you with us. we begin with a decision that threatens to slam the brakes on diesel industries. one of germany s top courts has said cities are allowed to ban diesel cars to curb pollution. environmentalists have welcomed the ruling but it is a defeat for the auto industry as manufacturers may be forced to pay to improve exhaust systems. it could also mean millions of diesel owners are no longer allowed to drive their cars. at the moment, most because maybe driven a german cities regardless of the engine they have. following today s ruling, cities with high levels of air pollution could opt to outlaw all, a clear victory for the environmental group that initiated the legal action. today is a great day for clean air in germany. we fought for clean air for people and cities. for threshold have been surpassed in many german cities. ....