region, they are increasing the luke perry presence, influence, activity. theonly have to look at rridoric court or -- cour for an example of this. i view iran as an injured animal, attacked in itself but capable of lashing out. solemani, wess of should expect the leadership looking inward and consolidating their power. this may limit the regional adventurism in the short term. this is an opportunity to keep the pressure on the regime, still reeling from losing its most prominent military commander and their own incompetence. while possessing the same capabilities they always have is not the same force as under the leadership of solemani. the new leader will not immediately or may never carry as hise gravitas predecessor. it can be argued the force as an institution may have more introspection on their part. this may be an opportunity for us. we should expect iranian proxies will not likely the escalate and for the most part test independence from iran. we can see the sin lebanon and iraq. the environment will continue to be an area where iran will exercise

april rebel sign with a turkey -- a probe level -- many people see the turkish luke perry is -- peopleththe turkis m military is the only thing ththat can protect them. people fear they y assad regimee will violate this cease-fire. >> i don't expect anything from it. people will not respected. -- respect it. >> we don't feel assured. it doesn't inspire any hope. >> hope is what they need most. they political solution is not in sight. after thursday's cease-fire agreement, president assad made it clear who he thinks should take the first step. >> in light t of turkish aggression, or go is for turkey to changes policy and stop supporting terrorists so our relations can get back to normal. >> formalility is still a long y off for the millions displaced in within syria. at least they can receive aid more easily with the cease-fire if it holds. leila: you are watching dw news. still to come, w we meet the russian tattoo artist who is helping women hide the scars of domestic abuse and transforming past trauma into art. but first to bundesliga where a standup desk standard inputs two hopefuls

and it's nearly been a year since the passing of luke perry following a stroke.he anniversary of his passing is march 4th. >> it's hard to believe for all of us but especially for his longtime friend and former 90210 co-star jenny garth. kit sat down exclusively with her at her home, and the conversation got very emotional. >> what do you miss most? i sort of can't wrap my head around it still. >> yeah. i mean the reality of it, i kind of refuse to let it sink in. like i don't know. it doesn't seem real, you know? >> jenny getting emotional, remember

. >> i have to ask as well, luke perry, you were really, really close to him. >> uh-huh. >> just give we're missing something, you know and i feel like, yeah, everyone misses him. i miss him. i miss just talking to him and listening to him. >> we'll look forward to that, "riverdale," another season but right now, you're starring in a movie as a singer this is a real-life story here. "i still believe" is the name of it but about a chart topper, jeremy camp. his wife gets cancer early on in their relationship. you star in this movie. want to take a quick look then i want to you tell me about it. >> cool. >> whatever this is and wherever it takes us i'm with you every step, every moment i'm with you. i'm in. i'm so in. and, you know, i figure if we're going to get married we have a lot to talk about. >> married? >> yeah. [ applause ] >> this is -- if people aren't familiar with the story of jeremy camp this is a heart-wrenching story. >> heart-wrenching story, man, it's a beautiful story about love, about hope, about loss and kind of, you know, journeying through your biggest struggle an

and later this week from "american idol" katy perry, lionel richie and luke bryan.lucy hale, huey lewis, and music from andy shauf and sam hunt. please join us for all of that. our first guest tonight is one of the great actors and one of the rare white men who looks good in a hat. his latest motion picture is "the call of the wild." it opens in theaters february 21st. please welcome harrison ford. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? very good to see you. did you watch the oscars last night? >> they were last night? [ laughter ] oh, man. >> jimmy: you missed it again. you didn't even go when you were nominated for best actor, right? >> what? >> jimmy: yeah. you were nominated for "witness." the movie "witness." you were nominated in 1986. you did not attend the oscars. >> well, i had a lot of homework. >> jimmy: last time you were here -- >> it's old news. >>. >> jimmy: -- or maybe it was the time before. i don't remember. you were almost pleading with the "star wars" people to kill han solo. you'd had enough of han solo. you wanted him dead. and then -- >> we're p

tomorrow night, from "american idol" katy perry, lionel richie and luke bryan will be here, lucy halemusic from andy shauf. and on thursday, chris pratt, huey lewis, and music from sam hunt. so please join us for those shows, too. our first guest is an emmy and golden-globe winning person with a new animated show about a pubescent teenage boy, "duncanville" premieres sunday night on fox. please say hello to amy poehler. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> fine. >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm great. >> jimmy: i feel like i haven't seen you in a long time. >> someone said back stage it's been like four years. >> jimmy: since you were on the show, i've seen you. >> yeah, i went to college, i went back to school. >> jimmy: oh, you did, what did you study? >> i'm a veterinarian now. >> jimmy: oh, great. that was your dream, wasn't it? >> always wanted to help the animals. >> jimmy: you, everything's good? by the way, i'm so interested in this, i'm curious to ask you about it. because typically, with award shows they will wait