alan smith, thank you very much. —— owen smith.ow to president trump's trade policy of ‘putting america first‘. he was speaking at the world economic forum in davos today. our north america editorjon sopel reports on the day's events. wherever donald trump has gone in davos, the crowds have gone with him. and wherever the cameras have been, the president has been pleased to oblige. i hope we're going to bring back many billions of dollars into the us. i think that will happen. it's already happening. but billions of dollars is coming back into the us, and i think that willjust continue. how much today? how much? probably a lot. and that was the theme of his speech. america first, yes, but an america welcoming the world. i will always put america first, just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also. but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world. but at the end of a week in which the us imposed extra charges on some imported goods from china, he played do

alan smith, thank you so much. eric, take it away. eric: to iran now where the agency says that the government has led to restrictions on telegram. that's the popular ad that the protesters were used to spread antigovernment views. we used it to talk to some iranian protesters about their cause and their message to the world. they thanked president trump and the american people for their support. they are risking their lives to bring freedom to i iran. iranian protesters from the streets telling fox news they thank president trump and the american people for supporting their uprising against the regime in tehran. we interviewed the activists in iran through a social media. hiding their faces. one protester told us, quote, we thank you president trump. we call on all of the supporters to put pressure with you and overthrow with us. protesters we talked to were blunt. they will not give up, they vowed until the hard line regime is toppled. they went a democratic and independent government and play a role in it. you heard people talking

arthel: alan smith, maybe we will get you back on tomorrow to talk about daca.hat, if you are available. eric: state officials are contrite. they are apologizing and say they are heartbroken about this mistake, but it does raise some questions about whether or not states or that state agencies should actually have the responsibility to warn citizens of a state about a potential nuclear attack. some questions being raised tonight about whether or not the pentagon should perhaps have more procedures to take over some of this responsibility and at the pentagon right now is lucas thomasson. good evening. >> good evening. the pentagon is saying they had nothing to do with this alert system. this is a state run emergency management system. the pentagon issued a statement as soon as they could to say it had not detected any ballistic missile launch. i want to tell you and viewers though that north korea still has not demonstrated the ability to have a war head successfully reenter the earth's atmosphere, so they have done over 25 tests in the last year, including their

pleasant disguised yourself under a different name, going by alan smith, and managed to make her wayack home to san francisco without detection. attempted to expand on brown's relationship with have attempted to expand on brown's relationship with black women. these women did not hesitate to act. time and time again we see how black women cannot be separated from the telling and sanctioning of political violence. while pleasant cannot be the face of the rebellion, she could operate as the wallet of rebellion. how might the narrative of john brown's raid changed to know that was largely a black woman that made the rate possible. if brown's raid was the spark that led to the civil war, it could be argued that pleasant bought the matches. partners of harpers ferry were black women and also included annamarie douglas, the wife of frederick douglass, who for one month hosted john brown while he sought haven from authorities regarding his act in missouri. the used her home again to begin planning for the raid. often times scholars will say john brown stated frederick douglass's home, when