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Up a further step toward dialogue on the Korean Peninsula north korea opens a key line of communication to the south following overtures from both sides. And iceland moves to close the pay gap the new year brings a new law making it illegal to pay women less than men for the same work. Plus u. S. President donald trump hits twitter with a flurry of warnings to americas adversaries we will look ahead to what could be another turbulent year for the white house at home and beyond. And the drug crisis that is wreaking havoc in communities across the United States we meet with some of the young peo...

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Who tested positive for coronavirus. north and south korea have restored a communications hotline between them which was cut off by pyongyang more than a year ago. a statement issued by the government in the south said the move followed an exchange of numerous letters between the leaders of the two countries. let's speak to our correspondent, laura bicker, who's in seoul. welcome to you. explain to us about the hotline, how it works and why the hotline, how it works and why the restoration of it is so important. the restoration of it is so important-— the restoration of it is so imortant. .,...

>> hopeful developments from the korean peninsula. north korea has accepted south cry's offer to meet for talks next week, this comes after president trump and the south korean president agreed to delay military exercises in seoul next month during the olympics. the white house said to do it for the security of the games and maximum pressure will continue. greg palkot with more. what do we know about the talks, greg? >> shep, we might be looking at a possible warming of a cool relation on that korean peninsula. officials will be meeting at the dmz in the peace house. the last face to face was ...

Lose those extra pounds from christmas absolutely and. and i have more on that in our next bulletin but just quickly before we go now we want to remind you of the top stories that we've been following for you here at g.w. because in iran tens of thousands have held pro-government rallies following days of unrest targeting the regime at least twenty one people have been killed and hundreds of arrested during a week of anti-government protests. and north korean officials have reopened a communications hotline at the border with the south the move comes amid a possible thaw in tensions between th...