hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching the news live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes the death toll rises in iran as political and economic discontent drives more protests. with the olympics less than six weeks away the two koreas move towards talks that could ease tensions raise them. a new israeli law makes it harder for any future government to compromise with the palestinians over jerusalem . also this hour pakistan stops charities banned by the u.n. security council from collecting funds. state media and iran says nine people have been killed in the latest antigovernment protests overnight that takes the total during five days of unrest to twenty three the president hassan rouhani is calling for calm and warns anyone breaking the law will be confronted rob matheson as more. gunshots in the city of birth and on monday night.

hello again i'm peter w. watching the news hour live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes iran's supreme leader blames enemies for fueling antigovernment protests at least twenty two people are dead. the israeli parliament is.

hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching the news live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes the death toll rises in iran as political and economic discontent drives more protests. with the olympics less than six weeks away the two koreas move towards talks that could ease tensions raise them. a new israeli law makes it harder for any future government to compromise with the palestinians over jerusalem . also this hour pakistan stops charities banned by the u.n. security council from collecting funds. state media and iran says nine people have been killed in the latest antigovernment protests overnight that takes the total during five days of unrest to twenty three the president hassan rouhani is calling for calm and warns anyone breaking the law will be confronted rob matheson as more. gunshots in the city of persia on monday night. demonstrators defy a government social media blackout posting these pictures from cities across iran of damaged cars frightened crowds and burning build

. >> reporter: if anybody knows anything about walls, it's probably hans-peter spitzner. w would have approached checkpoint charlie. the first time spitzner was at checkpoint charlie was when he and his daughter peggy would be rle last people to escape across the berlin wall before it fell. >> it was a great danger for us, and i thought a thousand things in my head. >> reporter: it's a tourist attraction now, but from its building by the old east german regime in 1961, the wall was a death zone for almost three fcades. while around 5,000 people escaped across, through, over, or under it, at least 139 died trying. some death estimates run to well over 1,000. but hans-peter was desperate. >> and this is the car i crossed the border. >> reporter: the car was loaned out by american g.i. eric yaw, now family friend. with spitzner's wife ingrid already in the west, allowed out for an aging aunt's birthday, and with peggy just seven years old at the time, hans-peter osked dozens of g.i.s with access to east germany to smuggle them out. only eric yaw agreed to hide them in his trun

reported strongest evidence yet of possible collusion, detailing how a gop operative, the now deceased peter w quest to obtain e-mails he believed were stolen from hillary clinton's private server while implying that he was connected to michael flynn. >> it shows you both, a, how good the russians are at manipulating people and, b, it shows you how susceptible -- >> right. >> -- the man in the white house is to that manipulation. >> here it is. i'm more than happy to be transparent and more than happy to cooperate with with everyone. >> as far as this incident occurred, this is all of it. >> this is everything. >> that was most certainly not everything because on friday we learned that there was still a lot about the june 2016 meeting with a kremlin connected lawyer that we had not yet seen. it turns out that that lawyer natalia veselnitskaya, wasn't the only russian in the room in donald junior's e-mail correspondence. what he and the trump campaign were promised in those e-mails was some official documents and information that would incriminate hillary clinton, information that is part of ru

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w. alone a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven now valetta capital of the thai the mediterranean island of malta is currently making headlines it's just been inaugurated as a european capital of culture so expect a dense here long program of events to mark the island's colorful heritage.

with us now jackie kucinich, political analyst, carrie karota, and peter, former senior adviser to good morning w. bush and worked in the past three republican administrations and brian lanza, former deputy communications director for president trump during the transition. carrie, let me begin with you. the fact that "the new york times" has reported that the president ordered don mcgahn, the white house counsel, not his personal lawyer, someone who works for the taxpayers, the office of the presidency, to go to sessions and to do pretty much everything he could to get sessions not to recuse himself from the russia probe, sessions didn't listen, and he did recuse himself, could that in and of itself prove obstruction of justice or is it part of a pattern or a troubling pattern? >> right. well, i think that the -- in order to make an obstruction case, if, in fact, there really is an obstruction investigation of the president and his activities, it would be one fact in a pattern of obstruction. so this one act alone i don't think would be the basis for an obstruction case, but it would be a long-st

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w. c s i. alone a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe i'm peter craven a new presenter joining michelle henery here on the show and let me say it's great to have you with us now people around the world have been celebrating the new year and they will have done so of course in lots of different ways many will have been at done single clubbing and some of them will have taken party drugs like ecstasy or amphetamine and one of the biggest market places in the world for these synthetic drugs is in the netherlands in the province of north that borders belgium and lies close to germany here the drugs are mixed in laboratories into sometimes deadly combinations the dutch police say they are determined to clamp down on this highly lucrative trade and our reporter has joined them on a major raid. the team briefing these police officers rely on leads from informers in the drug scene that's why they want to remain anonymous the preparations make it clear this is no run of the mill mission. in a warehouse located in an industrial area and they stumble upon some fifty thousand liters of formic acid

w. and this is news in the berlin we're bringing you special coverage of germany's parliament marking holocaust memorial day our political correspondent peter craven is here with us in studio to tell us more about the significance of this ceremony and this remembrance and let's take a look at some of the pictures coming in from the bundestag now where lawmakers are gathering where they are for a special session to reflect on this very dark chapter in germany's history one of the last known surviving members of the women's orchestra of auschwitz is set to speak now international holocaust remembrance day took place over the weekend and today the dog is paying its tribute and the president of the bundestag. will commence a ceremony with a speech there will also be musical interludes. and we will be bringing you that ceremony live as soon as it begins and peter as we're waiting for it to begin tell us a bit more about the significance of this commemoration and also about the speaker that we're waiting for. we'll survey this is a ceremony goes back about just over twenty years back to nine hundred ninety six when it was introduced at the behest

peter chips are designed but that won't happen overnight. a quick reminder now of the top stories that we have been following for you here at t w in a new survey german voters have expressed their dismay at the drawn out negotiations to form a new government less than half supporting a new coalition between angela merkel's conservatives and the social democrats. you're up to date on g.w. news i'm sarah kelly in berlin thanks so much for watching don't forget you can follow us on facebook and twitter us you can see. stories that people the world over information they provide the names they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. a gentle pats on the head now but things will get wild and dangerous later. how do you assume that our time it's a bit like. bud light. shows big dream of becoming a racing jockey will probably never come true the eleven year old has been left paralyzed on one side of his body after a riding accident. meanwhile cheryl's twin brother shall rule is banking on winning the forthcoming wholes race he's risking a lot but his family needs the money. well yes that's sad. eat eat eat eat a

peter. thank you very much. joining me now is ari fleisher, former press secretary to george w. bush and a fox news contributor. let me read one more statement. he said steve friends to be at war with the media which he calls the opposition party, yet he spent his time at the white house leaking false information to the media to make himself seem par more important than he was. it is the on thing he does well. steve was rarely in a one on one meeting with me and only pretends to have influence to fool a few people. with no access or clue, he has to write phoney books. this soming from the president. raises the stakes. in the age we're living in, this is a statement that might have come from a spokes person before. now we have the president engaging. >> that is a 2x4 to the head of steve bannon. i watched this business after some 30 years i remember when george stephanopoulos got in trouble with his boss, bill clinton. i have never in my life seen a reaction like this. it is very donald trump. donald trump just blistered steve bannon. here's what i think next. steve bannon will d

peter. >> reporter: thank you very much for that. to colorado now where a sheriff's deputy was killed and several others were injured during a shootou wesponding to a domestic disturbance call. steve patterson is in littleton. colorado. >> reporter: peter, the sheriff here is calling this an ambush saying his deputies were responding to that disturbance call and walked, instead, into a hail of gunfire. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> reporter: deputies in colorado unexpectedly coming under fire. >> we have one deputy down inside the apartment. all of us have been hit at least once. >> reporter: sunday morning sheriff's deputies responding to a disturbance call in an apartment complex in suburban denver. within minutes the suspect opening fire. police say the gunman, 37-year-old matthew riehl, a former soldier and lawyer, use add long gun to fire more than 100 rounds. >> all of them were shot very, very quickly. >> reporter: riehl was killed by responding officers but not before shooting seven and killing 29-year-old deputy zachary parish. among the bonded authorities, deputy jeff >> this is a tragic day that we will be feeling for a l

peter wehner. he's a senior fellow at the ethics and public policy center, and former aide to presidents ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, and george wsh. and jelani cobb, a professor at columbia journalism school and staff writer for the "new yorker," where he covers race, politics and culture. and we welcome both of you back to the program. peter wehner, i'm going to start with you. as a life-long conservative, how are you interpreting what president trump said? first of all, do you believe he used those words he's alleged to have used and what do you take away from it? >> yeah, i do believe he used the words, i don't think there is much questions about it. republicans like lindsey graham confirmed he used it. this is the latest link in a long, malicious chain for donald trump, a chain that's connected by racist sentiments toward mexicans, muslims and african-americans. in terms of what it says about him and how i interpret it as a life-long republican, it's extremely painful. it's revealing, and what it says about donald trump and about trump supporters is that they are racist or that they find great appeal in racist sentiments an

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