killings ignited a rage inside german turkish director fought the hakim and this is the result. patti adkins in the fade is germany's oscar contender in the best foreign language category. going on with my mom and the rest of men's is waiting for the new stimulus. to step up next for those on the right. diane kruger plays the tough combination of contrary to marriage her husband because when he was in prison the couple have a small sum. and then comes the moment that changes everything. really. really hard. questions husband and son are killed in the explosion. and what's off the fun you so often hear of attacks and you only have the numbers twenty two day one hundred days you seldom hear the stories of the people left behind you have to live with it and that's what so touched me about the film. and the sadness on the fan. after the initial shock there's only emptiness and loneliness what remains are the memories how do you go. i'm living with pain anger and hate director for the akon and devastator dressed these questions in the film. yes my table she's my alter ego in the film

laura: yalda hakim, thank you so much for joining us. in other news now, a train that crashed in washington state on monday was traveling at more than double the speed limit at -- time it he railed derailed, going to investigators. at least three people were killed. 86 people were inside the train at the time of the accident, more than 70 were injured. at least 12 people were killed in mexico when a bus carrying foreign tourists to see mayan ruins crashed. it had been traveling to the yucatÁn peninsula would feared off the road and flipped over. the passengers came from the u.s., italy, sweden, and brazil. president trump is getting closer to his first big legislative victory with tax reform moving rapidly through congress. earlier today, the house of representatives passed the biggest overhaul of the u.s. tax system in more than 30 years, but not so fast. before the house goes to the senate, because the house bill violates senate rules, it will have to vote again before the bill hits the president's desk. critics say it is a giveaway to

they could face heavyweights brazil in the second round but germany fans can rest assured that you hakim live has the recipe for success to keep his team on track for another title. former beatles general rainbow star and fiji's icon barry have been knighted by britain's queen elizabeth in this year's new year honors list based ringo starr now serving go said it's he was honored to be recognized for his music and charity work while said barry is the ok jand to pay tribute to his brothers. with whom he wrote some of the biggest hits of the disco era. we will the new year's honors aims to recognize people who contributes to national life in the u.k. of the count and to new year's eve is underway and preparations are in their final stages for celebrations across the world organizers are busy checking lights confession and of course fireworks here's more on the work that goes into wearing the crisis when the clock strikes tough. new year's eve celebrations don't just organize themselves in rio de janeiro they've been making sure the firework display is in full working order marking it's goin

raise they could face heavyweights brazil in the second round germany fans can rest assured that you hakim live has the recipe for success to keep his team on track for another title. well i can tend to new year's eve is underway and preparations are in their final stages for thought operations across the world organizers are busy checking lights and of course fire worth here's more on the where that goes into wowing the crowds when the clock strikes tough. news the celebrations don't just organize themselves in rio de janeiro they've been making sure the firework display is in full working order marking it's going to be the biggest fireworks display ever seen in redemption era it will be seventeen minutes long with twenty five tons of fireworks seventeen thousand homes and lots of technology. what could possibly go wrong in berlin work is going on to build the party miles starting at the brandenburg gate this year following sexual assaults of the new year party in cologne two years ago there's to be a safe zone for women and after last year's truck attack on the berlin christmas market se

race they could face heavyweights brazil in the second round germany fans can rest assured that you hakim live has the recipe for success to keep his team on track for another title. a deep freeze taken hold across much of the united states record breaking snowfall and subzero temperatures have hit communities hard across the northeast and the midwest cold spell the start of this new year a rough one for those at risk. a safe haven away from the life threatening cold the rescue misson in milwaukee is bursting with people in need of a hot lunch and most importantly a place to warm up car to navigate outside you know standing you know. our in the sun and pretty quickly in the deep freeze continues across much of the country and authorities are urging the public to help those in need. the extreme weather is not only a threat to humans even fish are freezing to death these sharks were found dead on the coast of massachusetts experts say cold shock may have led to their demise. and this place made the news earlier this week with a new record of its own erie pennsylvania had one point five mete

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race they could face heavyweights brazil in the second round germany fans can rest assured that you hakim has the recipe for success to keep his team on track for another title. former beatles drummer rango star and bee gee's icon berry good have been knighted by britain's queen elizabeth and this year's new year honors list l.a. based rainbow star now serving go said he was honored to be recognized for his music and charity work while starbury used the ok jand to pay tribute to his brothers and fellow bee gee's with whom he wrote some of the biggest hits of the disco era. it was the new year's honors aims to recognize people who contribute to national life in the united kingdom. thanks for joining us here i do w. news and berlin we'll leave you now with some images of the more attractive side of wintry weather footage from the world's largest ice sculpture festival and heart in china enjoy. was. it's only been a touch of. surely news from africa the world your link to exception the stories and discussions can you and will come to the debuts as a clean program tonight from phone in german

raise they could face heavyweights brazil in the second round germany fans can rest assured that you hakim live has the recipe for success to keep his team on track for another title. thank you for joining us here at d w news and berlin will leave you now with some images of the more attractive side of wintry weather footage from the world's largest ice sculpture festival and harbin china enjoy. we speak different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press.

group they could face heavyweights brazil in the second round germany fans can rest assured that you hakim live has the recipe for success to keep his team on track for another title. a deep freeze has taken hold across much of the united states record breaking snowfall and subzero temperatures have hit communities hard across the northeast and midwest and chicago the temperature has fallen to minus seventeen degrees celsius its spirit may fall further making tough times for those at risk authorities are advising new year's eve party goers to wrap up the extra warm and travel only if necessary. joining me now from minneapolis minnesota is w c c o. radio journalist long martin sloane it's good to see you harsh winters of course are nothing new to minnesotans but how has this particular deep freeze affected people there right now we're at minus eight degrees and that's fahrenheit by the way and to be honest things are really running as normal i'm looking out my window here in downtown minneapolis i still see people walking on the sidewalks it was hard for me to find a parking spot this morni

is a think tank on affairs in the western hemisphere he joins us on skype out of washington peter hakim how does he deliver on his election pledges. well the question is how much chile will really change and there are setbacks in being in. you know one has to remember that the left has been in power in chile the center left the left for about twenty four out of the twenty eight years since the return of democracy the father for years was his term and frankly he made some changes but not any dramatic changes in the way business was carried out in chile there was some turn toward more free market economics but not dramatically so. the best guess is there's going to be a lot of continuity in chile. at a time when people are actually demanding more change so the question is will try to return to a chilly that. or will he go along with. the kinds of change that's now being demanded there is a new more dramatic more radical left making those demands and. when it's a good question but the expectation is that chile is the been the most successful country in latin america and will continue on it

they went ahead again before hakim ziyech made the points safe. one tennis player lleyton hewitt has had enough. the 2002 wimbledon champion is coming out of retirement again! he officially called it a day after last year's australian open but after playing in the davis cup and wimbledon, he'll return to play alongside countryman sam groth in the doubles at the aussie open injanuary. he said, "it's going to be a bit of fun." a brand new medicalfacility has opened its doors in dubai. we're talking about an exclusive hospital, with only a select number of patients. the unusual thing is that all these patients are camels. tim allman explains. in this part of the world, camel racing can be a popular and highly lucrative sport. so taking care of your athletes is a top priority. hence the dubai camel hospital, now open for business, treating camels and nothing but camels. translation: this hospital is considered the first of its kind in the world. because there aren't any hospitals that are specialised in treating camels. you must care for camels as par

that is another problem that i don't want to discuss but it makes a gigantic symbolic difference as hakim said if he had said two thousand for two peoples i you know who would have agreed although it's not my absolutely preferred situation but he did not do that we have just a few minutes remaining so let me ask all of you to address the two state solution we heard the chief negotiator for the palestinians saying after this decision this is the death knell for the two state solution it's never going to happen. do you think that's true alan posner the europeans say that still their preferred path forward are they clinging to an illusion. no just the two state solution has to happen because the only solution which gives the palestinians at least part of what they want. and gives unable to israel to remain as the jewish and democratic state. in the sense that it's the home of the jewish people not in the sense that it's a religious state not unlike iran just an islamic state so and it's interesting to talk about iran that the one state which refuses the two state solution is iran itself beca

trump's national security adviser, general hr mcmaster, who sat down with our correspondent yalda hakim will air throughout the day on bbc world news, and on bbc world news america tomorrow night. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: there have been violent protests in the argentine capital, buenos aires, where congress is making a further attempt to pass pension reforms. the demonstrators say the reforms will lead to the poorest people working longerfor a lower pension. a session last week was postponed because of the disturbances. the country's main union has called a 24—hour general strike. the us has vetoed a resolution from the un security council calling on president trump to reverse his much—criticised decision to recognise jerusalem as israel's capital. all 1a other member states voted for the resolution, including the uk. it is unusual to see the two close allies on opposing sides, and the first time in nearly seven years that america has used its veto at the security council. floods in the philippines have killed at least 26 people. heavy rains broug

in a wide—ranging interview, he's been telling the bbc‘s yalda hakim why the us wants a resolution oner. are you committed to a peaceful resolution to this? of course, that's what we want, but we're not committed to a peace... we are committed to a peace... we are committed to a resolution. we want a resolution to be peaceful but as the president said, all options are on the table and we have to be prepared if necessary to compel the denuclearisation of north korea without the cooperation of that regime. leading republicans such as senator lindsey graham has said that there is a 30% chance of war, and if they continue with these missile strikes it could go up to 70%. is war imminent? welcome the chance of a war, who knows what they are. they could go up or down i think based on what we all decide to do. north korea is a grave threat to all civilised people across the globe. let's talk about russia. all of the us intelligence community has said that russia interviewed, medal in the 2016 elections. putting the politics to one side, would you say that this is a national security risk and

general hr mcmaster told the bbc‘s yalda hakim that the regime of kim jong—un remains a grave threat.what we want but we're not committed to a peaceful conclusion, but a resolution. we want it to be peaceful but as the president said, all options are on the table and we have to be prepared if necessary to compel the denuclearisation of north korea without the cooperation of that regime. leading republicans, such as senator lindsey graham have said there is a 30% chance of war. if they continue with the threats it could go up to 70%. is war imminent? the chances of war could go up or down based on what we all decide to do. north korea is a great threat to all civilised people across the globe. let's talk about russia. all of the us intelligence communities have said that russia interfered in the 2016 elections. putting the politics to one side, would you say that this is a national—security risk and threat? certainly it is. with this strategy, we say explicitly in the document that the strategy views the world as it is, it does not create an aspirational model, so that's what we have t

yalda hakim was asking the questions. we'll hearfrom her in a moment. north korea. you committed to a peaceful resolution to this. of course, that is what we want, but we are not committed, we are committed to a resolution. we want the resolution to be peaceful, but as the president has said, all options are on the table and we have to be prepared if necessary to compel the denuclearisation of north korea, without the cooperation of that regime. yalda gave us her thoughts on the interview with hr mcmaster. it is difficult to work out exactly what they intend to do and when i pushed on whether war was imminent, hr mcmaster did not go as far as saying it was, but he said, all options are on the table. what they are trying to do, from what i gathered from the conversation with hr mcmaster, they want to make sure that they maintain the pressure on north korea, and that is why they say talks are not something that they want to entertain at this point. but they must ensure that countries like china, russia and themselves, the united states, maintain the press

. >> that was democratic congressman hakim jeffreys of new york slamming the tax overhaul.ou're looking at the house floor where members are now revoting on the bill because there were errors in it. the first is something procedural. probably by the end of the hour we'll have the second bill. >> health care for millions of americans is actually in jeopardy. one, because the republican tax plan repeals obamacare's individual mandate. and two, because of the battle under way in congress to avoid a government shutdown friday night. >> all connected. caught up in that battle is renewed funding for the children's health insurance program known as c.h.i.p. this is fascinating. it provides insurance to nearly 9 million low and middle income children nationwide. it costs $14 billion a year. nearly 5 million children could start losing coverage starting next month if they don't get this done. the program traditionally has bipartisan support. but this is the thing that people don't like about washington. right now it's caught up in a fight over spending to keep the government open. h

al-jazeera our let's talk to hakim. his editor of the yemen place he's joining us live from the yemeni capital sanaa now in the in the days leading up to the death of. the people of well being under threat from from the air the air strikes from the saudi led coalition as well as on the streets on the ground because of the clashes between ali abdullah saleh forces and the who says so what is the situation in the capital now. yemen is so unpredictable forty years ago next president saleh was the most powerful person in the country and be who these were fearing defeat and two days later he's dead been killed right now that the entire country is mourning. millions of people are mourning his support his popularity is unimaginable right now and his funeral will take place in about twenty minutes so it's expected to be a very large funeral where the entire or hundreds or thousands will be there. from around the country right now security wise the country is in on high alert the streets are so on high alert checkpoints everywhe

well peter hakim is a latin american political analyst he's joining us on skype now from washington d.c. thank you very much indeed for your time sir why do you think guatemala is chosen to be the first country to do this. i think. quite a model is a country. field itself very dependent on the united states has over many years sought to accommodate the united states to find ways of assuring the united states that supported and frankly noted ceases tremendous influence in quite amala probably almost as much as any country in all of a latin america or almost any foreign country it's been able to shape the policy in the program so quite a bit is there any reason to the timing of this that guatemala has decided to be the first country to make this announcement at this particular time rather than perhaps waiting to see who else might have gone ahead and done it before them. well there's several important decisions that are awaiting quite amala that have to be taken by then one of the most crucial is what they call temporary protection status which allows has allowed quite a model in refugees

general mcmaster‘s been speaking to our colleague, yalda hakim.ed to peaceful resolution to this? of course, that's what we want but we're not committed to a peaceful, but a resolution. we want it to be peaceful but as the president said, all options are on the table and we have to be prepared if necessary to compel the denuclearisation of north korea without the cooperation of that regime. leading republicans, such as senator lindsey graham have said there is a 30% chance of war. if they continue with the strikes it could go up to 70%. is war imminent? the chances of war could go up and down based on what we all decide to do. north korea is a great threat to all civilised people across the globe. now is not the time to talk. we need to see a fundamental shift and conditions. we cannot afford any more to repeat the mistakes of the pass. would you be willing to talk to the north koreans bilaterally and hear them out? under what conditions? no conditions. under what conditions? there was no agenda, just talk. that is going to be up to the president

general hr mcmaster told the bbc‘s yalda hakim that the regime of kim jong—un remains a grave threat.ul resolution to this? of course, that's what we want but were not committed to eight peaceful conclusion, that a resolution. we wa nted conclusion, that a resolution. we wanted to be peaceful but as the president said, all options are on the table and we have to be prepared if necessary to compel the denuclearisation of north korea without the cooperation of that regime. leading republicans, such as lindsey graham of said there is a 30% chance of war. if they continue with the threats it could go up to 70%. is war imminent? the chances of what could go up and down based on what could go up and down based on what we all decide to do. north korea is a great threat to all civilised people across the globe. let's talk about russia. all of the us intelligence community has said that russia interfered in the 2016 elections. putting the politics to one side, would you say that this is a national—security risk and threat? certainly it is. with this strategy, we say explicitly in the document

professor nadey hakim is consultant surgeon at imperial college london, and is here with me now.waiting on the waiting list. and just remind you there are 6500 people waiting for a transplant. and around a00 people die every not having an organ offered. therefore i think this is long overdue and just to remind you in 2008 there was a task force by the government which at that time was rejected, at the time of gordon brown and now we have our health secretary pushing for something which i think is going to be very instrumental in increasing the number of transplants in england. but they have had this new system in wales now for a while, how well has it gone down there? everyone says two years, nothing much has changed but two years is nothing. so we have not had an increase in organ donation. no but if you look at the spanish programme started in 1979, it took ten years before you started to see any change. therefore it is not just the opt to see any change. therefore it is notjust the opt out to see any change. therefore it is not just the opt out which to see any change. therefo

check it out, she also met the houston rockets great, hakim a olajawon.lebron james and simone miles. look at her with michael phelps. >> she really ran her a-game. not that it is surprising. >> she always does. she always does. >> glad she had fun. there's a lot more to coming, including food, fun and family. we'll share our favorite holiday traditions. >>> and also ahead, we'll take you inside the world premier of "star wars: the last jedi." >>> but first, this is what is coming up on "megyn kelly today." >> you could argue it was just a matter of time as the m#metoo r on. three of his accusers speak out in a megyn kelly exclusive at the top of the hour. >>> all that plus the multitalented zendaya is here and we'll talk to her about her latest challenging role and her showmanship coming up after these messages. see ya. -take care. ♪ so probably take it at night. and if you have any questions, the instructions are here in spanish as you requested. gracias. ♪ at walgreens, how we care will change over time, but why we care remains the same treating everyo

say the democrats equally have that type of group, with tim ryan and seth molton and joe kennedy and hakimd to do a better job making sure they're in the balance. neil: not the top, top. >> not the top. neil: it's the cocoon of the party. the closer i get on cocoon, the more i support cocoons, you know what i'm saying? that's what's necessary of saying, democrats are getting cocky right now. they look at the polls. >> i don't buy the polls at all. polls mean nothing, i think we need to be as a party more aspirational. being the party of anti-trump is not a winning solution. being the party of for something. we're all americans, we like to go in and vote for someone that's for something not because they're against something. in the rain, people aren't going to the voting booth if it's raining and they are against something. if they are for something, they'll be voting, voting, voting. we need to change our narrative. we need to be as a democratic party, a pro-growth party. we can't just look the the entitlement side. neil: real quickly, bitcoin. >> a couple days ago, listen, i was six month

ago by the nsa that the nsa was doing, in my aptitude, unconstitutional surveillance on americans by hakiminto seeing mills. it came to light under edward snowden after-- who i care nothing for-- brought that to america's attention in the nsa said we would not do that anymore. , which i think is appropriate because it's unconstitutional. we have heard there's been unmasking of information and what, i mean, by that is classified information is seized on someone and someone else, american that their name is caught up in the communication and if someone leaks who that was unmasked that individual understanding classified information whoever does that unmasking has committed a felony is that correct? >> the only distinction i would make is that unmasking. wiki would be a violation. >> that's what i'm talking about, the leaking of the information. >> as of today, has anyone been indicted? has anyone been indicted under leaking information on unmasking up until today? has the justice department and-- indicted anyone under those two scenarios and events? >> we have prosecuted people for leaking.

general hr mcmaster told the bbc‘s yalda hakim that the regime of kim jong—un remains a ‘grave threatisation of north korea without the cooperation of that regime. leading republicans, such as senator lindsey graham have said there is a 30% chance of war. if they continue with the threats it could go up to 70%. is war imminent? the chances of war could go up and down based on what we all decide to do. north korea is a great threat to all civilised people across the globe. let‘s talk about russia. all of the us intelligence communities have said that russia interfered in the 2016 elections. putting the politics to one side, would you say that this is a national—security risk and threat? certainly it is. with this strategy, we say explicitly in the document that the strategy views the world as it is, it does not create an aspirational model, so that‘s what we have to view russian behaviour as, look at what they are actually doing. of course we have to counter their destabilising behaviour and the sophisticated campaigns of propaganda and disinformation, efforts to polarise communities a