secret memo that allegedly exposes political bias against donald trump at the highest level of wall foresman now they are demanding it be made public. the moment the law that someone you want a credit card. and a teenager has attacked a school in eastern siberia six people have been injured also a teacher is the third such incident in less than a week. joining us this evening you're watching on internet. if you decide to challenge america's experiment in democracy it is going to be your worst day those were the words of the u.s. defense secretary as he unveiled america's new defense strategy which will now primarily focus on deterring russia and china. but we will continue to prosecute the campaign against terror that we're engaged in today but great power competition not terrorism is now the primary focus of your security first and foremost this america's defense strategy so to speak is so much on the offensive side of the tracks it almost makes you think that someone copy and pasted the old name into the you know into the headline space so it's the first time since the cold war american mi

animals so that it's not up to governments that have been corrupted by industry to be able to bring in foresman actions against them they need to be able to have their day in court and sue for their own rights and the our justice system needs to recognize that our our society and the legal system needs to exist to protect them too and right now that's just not the case jay appreciate your time on the united states for its yeah i do apologize you finish your point there have on the things up yet so i just wanted to quickly say that in the united states any kind of routine animal use that has an exam kind of plausible accepted economic benefit no matter how egregious whether that's pigs having their testicles cut off without anesthesia whether that's having cat's eyes cut out from their faces for medical experiments all of this can be considered going to be considered by default legal under most animal cruelty laws and so yes we need to go a lot farther and grant them the legal rights that they deserve jaish use the animal rights attorney is my guest many thanks jane. onto the new swedish retail

governments can forcefully and effectively ring fence and protect their companies from the informal foresman of u.s. secondary sanctions and that's where the debate is going to fall ok well just to throw back to iran for a moment what does tehran think of that contingency plan is that a discussion that's going on in government circles right now. well you know of as regards to iran tehran has you know stress that it would not call for extending the deal after the sounds of clauses in there its expiration it would not also discuss its missile and regional powers that was a very correct point of my call it was making in europe europeans have so far shown political support for this the but that's not enough although it was necessary when the time arrives if arrives when the u.s. really imposes sanctions or you know of forces europeans to you know comply with the cat sanctions then iran is waiting to see if europeans would protect these companies in the early transactions with iran so practical steps are needed to be taken by europeans to protect their companies and that's exactly are you know th

little meat to the bone on the trade issue he talked about reciprocity and he talked about trade in foresman it didn't mention nafta by name didn't put any timetables so it's pretty vague on the trade front on infrastructure he put a one point five trillion dollar idea on the table said congress needs to take it up wants to put some public private partnerships together and ease permeating that's going to be difficult but he still he still didn't tell him that topic so as much as we thought he was going to do now i mean both of those i think got relatively short shrift when compared to some other issues that i wasn't expecting here for example on drug pricing and the right to try experimental treatments where her mentally ill where did that come from i couldn't tell you i mean it's an interesting idea it's unique i think i don't know that's not part of the u.s. political disability right i think that of all the of all the items that we heard tonight i think that's the one that probably caught everyone off guard the most were angry yeah so i mean i say he had basically six them. yes they could

will be filled with more than one hundred people from state local and federal agencies not just one foresman but also sanitation workers until any companies anyone the police might need to contact for a quick emergency response it's a moment of great pride for new york city city officials insist time square will be safe terrorists regard new york as the exact kind of place they want to disrupt a new yorkers respond consistently with strength and resiliency and plenty of tourists are willing to take the risk and i feel like they're doing everything that they can feel like we should have nothing to worry about not to think about a last resort with so much security cold weather makes more people away from this holiday tradition than fear kristen salumi al-jazeera new york we're going to return top top story now north korean leader kim jong un's new year's address we're going to get more on this we're joined by young scheck director of the foreign policy studies program at the asian and policy studies and he's joining us live from seoul very good to have you with us on al-jazeera for the north k

all this network and foresman law is the outcome of a very long debate we have seen in germany on how to tackle the increase of hate speech and fake news especially on social media it is a political full social networks bigger than well who have more than two million users here in germany so in the end it affects mostly facebook and twitter and it makes them responsible for all the content that has been published on these platforms by the users so what they have to do is they have to monitor themselves what the users are publishing and if a complaint comes in they only have twenty four hours to delete or block any unlawful content and if this content is disputable if it's just this beautiful things content is unlawful they have seven days to delete and block this content and if they don't do so there are large fines that can be imposed on them fines up to fifty million euros fifty million euros a half the fine there's been a lot of reaction on social media to this new law but what is the f.t.c. about it. well the alternative for germany is a right wing populist party and they have mad