. >>> north korea session it will release a detaindz south korean rks, is says he did so illegally. jew holds a green card for the harvey forhe seth who is leaves with us for the north rks is does his release snf a warning of relations between north and south cease? >> tog don't think it would be hard, north korea certainly it is averse to putting out some sort of conciliatory measure. about tenbring entering by chiep in a way wise going it was a press conference snide north korea, in which people have had to read ud out prepared statements in the past. that's what he said, also, he hoped he had been treated generously, and now he is being released. we expect him to come across the dmz, the borderline at the peace lient it the red cross communication from the southern side a little bit earlier. south korea says it's a relief after he has been held for a long time prefers no this. >> harry fawcett speaking to us from seoul. >> lost parliamentary majority. he's ready to talk to other parties on free abling and light in the wake of the global economic crisis. >> translator: we did not

north korean soldiers are thought be behind much of it as adrian brown explains. >> reporter: north korea is tantalizingly close here. the industrial industry just meters from the chinese border, the river marks the frontier between two supposed allies, but it appears relations are not what they were. a police roadblock outside of the chinese village where four people were murdered last december. we were turned away. china's government blames north korean soldiers who came looking for food. this local man says more needs to be done to protect the community. >> translator: of course i worry about my safety, but there is nothing i can do about it. live here. >> reporter: like most people here, mr. lee is an ethnic korean, he lives in the village where three police surveillance cameras have now been installed. in total, ten people have been murdered in this remote region since last december. chinese government officials confirm another citizen was shot in the area two weeks ago, but they won't say if they think north korea is to blame. in response to the murders, some have moved away. but vi

and north korea will be watching closely for the personalities. >> does north korea use the parade as a moment to show off and maybe show the world and maybe particularly here in the united states, it's weapons, it's capabilities, it's mid or long-range rocket capabilities? >> . >> it goes to what the people are seeing, there's precedent for new things at such parades, the ballistic miss ill, the first rogue mobile intercontinental missile that north korea was known to have had. and it has not been flown or tested yet. but the people are watching to see if it makes an appearance, and also, will north korea decide to display the ballistic missile that it launched this year? we have seen u.s. officials saying that the -- confirming [ audio difficulties ] on a rocket and firing -- no such long-range rocket has been tested successfully so far, saying that the united states would be ready to defend against any such attacks, so obviously, all military analysts will be watching to see what's on display. >> just days after [ audio difficulties ] arkansas became the first to do it. inmates are

korea is an embarrassing blight on that agenda. >> for now, though, china remains north korea's most important and far richer friend. but the tensions it is provoking along this border could put that friendship at risk. adrian brown, al jazeera, china. >> now a study published in the medical journey predicts one in three young chinese men will die from smoking-related diseases. while the report is bleak for men, it's not quite so bleak for women. >> in a country where two-thirds of men start smoking mostly before they're 20, the dangers of tobacco have long been known. this report spells it out in the starkest terms. by 2010 china was recording 1 million tobacco deaths per year. if current trends continue, that figure will be $2 million a year by 2030. what gives these findings much weight is the survey they're based on. a larger group of men and women are being studied now to determine the scale of the problem across china. as china has become more affluent, so the smoking population has ballooned, helping grow one of china's biggest industries. >> for china the antismoking campaign

korea. >> reporter: says trade is brisk. >> translator: we have sold a lot to the north koreans and business is good. >> reporter: all around there is evidence of development but little of that business drive seems to reach the other side of the liver and into north korea. dan is home to the sign of korean friendship bridge, an economic lifeline that helps north korea survive, a new bridge project further along the river remains stalled. the bridge now stands as a symbol of the troubled relationship between the two neighbors and work on it was completed a year ago paid for by china and by now traffic should have been running across it and today there is still no sign of it opening. infrastructure on the chinese side is complete and satellite images from the north korean side show the bridge ending in a field. chinese businesses at this event know this will not be a quick sale. >> translator: we came here to sell to north koreans. we have the right machines and we are hopeful we will sell. >> for the moment this is a bustling partnership of unequals. rob mcbride, china. >>> volkswage

if i was in north korea would be executed. john: you will watch the rest of the show you see people talking about to be a victim they are not paid enough for you a victim? >> no. john: but you went through horrible things. [applause] >> thank you. to the things i am grateful for the first is that i was born in north korea that i could be free today. john: to be starving and sold into sex slavery would do that again. >> yes. john: stay with us. i am sure the audience has questions for you and i will explain why i of the victim. >> i think it is baked. >> is that fake? how do you stay on top of your health? ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged, with fewer high health risks and lower medical costs. take control of your health at cigna dot com slash take control. when you're not confident your company's data is secure, the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we c

: it was the biggest military parade in north korea's history, mass ranks of troops marching past the country's young leader, kim jong-un, in the undisputed goosestepping capital of the world. this is an army that still sees the united states as enemy number one. for them this is much more than a mass demonstration of loyalty. this is a defiant message to america. their commander's message that was the u.s. policy of trying to stop north korea getting a nuclear weapon had failed and that america had been drive nen into a corner. this is a countries who country is virtually brainwashed early, drilled from 5 years old to hate america and to obey without question. yao me park escaped south korea with her parents after years of indoctrination at military school, speaking to nbc's kate snow. >> the school teaches that at any moment, america will try to overtake us. >> reporter: they dare not step out of line and when i talked to them, they didn't assuring me they love their leader like a god. kim jong-un is saluting the crowd. this parade, of course is all about him polishing his image as

north korea says it's preparing to launch a satellite, and others are concerned it's a cover for a missile test. >>> chinese tourists are pouring into japan at the start of their national day holiday week, and many of them are choosing to come by sea. >>> an extra tropical psych loan has battered major parts of japan, damaging structures, cutting power lines, and disrupting commuter transportation. the storm tore down scaffolding in a construction site near tokyo. nobody was hurt, but residented were advised to evacuate. people hundreds of kilometers north saw widespread damage. the wind rip greenhouses, knocked down trees, and damaged apples at orchards just before harvest. there's been several reports of injury, but no deaths. the severe weather crippled transportation in tokyo and elsewhere suspending trains, flights, and ferries. our meteorologist is joining us now with more. where is the storm now? >> yes, james. the strong low pressure system is north of hokaido. it's bringing gusts of 157 kilometers reported with record breaking sustained winds here and heavy rain affecting the rest

people want to know what new weaponry north korea has on display in addition to north korean-produced drones, some of which have been on reconnaissance flights and reportedly crashed in south korea. this is also an important moment politically for the supreme leader, kim jong-un, who gave a speech to his people. and earlier in the day met with a high-level delegation from china. a high-ranking member of china's communist party hand delivered a letter from president xi jinping to the supreme leader of north korea. the first public statement of the two countries' relationship after months of speculation and a visit by the south korean president to china's military parade last month. the spectacle continuing here in pyongyang as north korea sends a very clear message to its own people, fierce patriotism, and to the world, defiance. will ripley, cnn, pyongyang, north korea. >>> it is the sabbath in israel today, but that's not stopped the violence between palestinians and israelis. sources tell cnn that clashes erupted when israeli forces raided a refugee camp in jerusalem saturday. an is

but they won't say if they think north korea is to blame. until response to the murderers, some have moved away. but villager villages had alrean to em empty. and only the old remain and they feel especially vulnerable. >> translator: when they cross the border looking for food just give it to them. and you would he be fine if you don't they might take revenge on you. >> reporter: the security fence is more than three meters high here, but some worry that the barrier is not enough to protect they believe. well, just across the border a glimpse of every day life in north korea, and as you can see here, there is a gap in the fence making it very easy for a north korean civilians or soldier to slip in to china. china's government has shown willingness to publicize the murders a sign of beijing's growing anger and frustration with pyongyang say analysts. >> i would say that the relationship may not be at a tipping points, but it is definitely much worse than it has ever been. >> reporter: but china's ties with south korea have rarely been better

how do you see north korea at the moment. >> north korea i suppose at the moment is particularly stable. kim jong un has demonstrated in the three years that he's been in power that he's concentrating power in his hands. he doesn't really have any challengers. it's a country trying to do two things. one is produce economic prosperity for its citizens and two demonstrate to the outside world that it's militarily strong and what we'll see tomorrow is a further reinforcement of that idea of military strength. part of that involves two key things. it's nuclear capabilities which have obviously got the region and the world as a whole very concerned and two is the ability to launch what the north koreans claim are satellites but what the rest of the world sees effectively as the beginning of a development of a ballistic missile program. >> let me ask you how dangerous north korea is right now. >> it is a state we should take seriously. it has 8 to 12 nuclear devices. a million member under arms. it's engaged in provocation with south korea. it is to quote a phrase, a real and present danger a

it is home to the kern friendship bridge, an economic lifeline that helps north korea survive. a new bridge project further along the river remains stalled. the by this stands as a symbol of the troubled relationship between the two neighbors. work on it was completed a year ago, paid for by cline in a. by now, traffic should have been running across it. today, there is still no sign of it opening. >> the infrastructure on the chinese side is complete. the slight images from the north korean side show the bridge ending in a field. chinese businesses at this event know this will not be a quick sale. >> we came here to sell to north koreans. we have the right machines and are hopeful we will sell. >> this is a bustling partnership of unequals at the moment. al jazeera, china. >> the artist hired to write graffiti on the set of homeland have written mentions critical of the show. they were asked to add authenticity to a so-called refugee camp in lebanon. producers of the show didn't check to see what was written in arabic. one message reads "homeland is racist." another said "home

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. >>> going home, a jailed nyu student is free from north korea. his health condition and why he was in prison. ♪ >>> flooding in south carolina has killed nine people. tens of thousands of homes are without power or running water tonight, and rising water has closed hundreds of roads. also a breached dam in columbia has triggered new evacuation orders. some places have seen more than two feet of rain. 1300 national guard members are helping with the rescue efforts. schools and government offices that are closed. the governor is asking residents to simply say home. robert ray is in columbia, south carolina where more than 20 inches of rain has fallen since friday. robert? >> reporter: unbelievable amount of rain. sunday was the most recorded rain in the history of columbia, south carolina, since they have been taking those records. richelle last night at this time when we spoke here on air, it was completely downpouring. since then the water is reseeding. you can over my shoulder, that was a compromised dam that was shut off about four hours ago

. >>> north korea celebrated its 70th anniversary this weekend. the north korean government invited foreign journalists to watch the spectacle. but as seth doan found out they were kept on a short leash. >> reporter: they may be the most secretive country on earth, but they sure know how to put on a show. this was saturday night's torch parade. featuring tens of thousand of people running in sync with real-life torches. through the spitting rain on slippery kim il-song square. we watched. mesmerized. also watching was kim jung-un. north korea's 30-something ruler, and who had quite a day of parades. earlier saturday he presided over perhaps the biggest ever korea history. one of the things you can't quite appreciate when you see this on television -- with all of this goose stepping while you are standing here, the ground is shaking. this was saber rattling on a grand scale. kim made it clear in a speech saturday that america should take note. kim called the u.s. a tyrant and said the dprk was ready to defend itself if provoked. after the parade th

the most senior man to visit north korea from china's ruling party since the succession to power of kim jong un at the end of 2011. he has not only come, he's delivered a letter from the president of china, which was notable in its warmth towards kim jong un. after many years of frosty regulations between pyongyang, since they took over, it seems a markedly warmer profile. mr yo seems to be the guest of honour, standing next to kim jong un, on the balcony, overseeing this, and the two have been exchanging jokes, laughter and chat throughout the proceedings. >> thank you harry fawcett. our correspondent will continue to monitor that suspect abbingle taking place in pyongyang. still to come here at al jazeera - a blockade causing ayos on both sides of the nepalese border as fuel and food shortages continue. plus... [ singing ] ..rebel health patients in the philippines take center stage to show they are just like everyone else. person >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people

north korea celebrates the 70th anniversary of the ruling party >>> and we are in nepal where anger over the new constitution is causing a shortage of basic supplies >>> at least 30 people have been killed in two explosions in the turkish capital ankara. the blast happened during a the blast happened during a morning peace rally near the main train station. the turkish government called it a terrorist attack, and are investigating claims that a suicide bomber was responsible. >> reporter: calls for peace drowned by the sounds of explosions. this was the moment of -- a bomb targeted a peace rally in the turkish capital ankara. death and chaos ensued. this was the scene outside the main train station moments after. dozens of people were reported to have been killed instantly. the final death toll, however, is unclear. hundreds of turks gathered to participate in what was called a peace rally. it was organized by the trade unions and other groups calling for a resumption in peace talks, between the government and armed kurdish separatist groups, the p.k.k. the security situation in turkey h

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let's go to harry fawcett, at the border between north and south korea. this is not just a case of family reunions, give us what the political back story is for this, for north korea to allow the reunions to take place today? >> they are rare. the last travelled to february. they depend on the sit of the relationship. in august it was terrible. it was the worst set of tensions we had seen for a couple of years, after a handmine blast that injured south korean soldiers, and tensions escalated in an exchange of artillery. that brought them to the table. august 25th, a deal was signed of which this is an important constituent element. event since 2014. there were fears it may be jeopardized by celebrations planned for the 70th anniversary. fears that a long-range rocket launcher may have put this on ice. in the end none of that happened. there's a fair amount invested in trying to keep the relationships going. for the people at the heart of all this, the families, 400 south koreans have gone along the road behind me up the east coast a couple of hours ago. t

korea is an embarrassing blight on that sort of agenda. >> for now, though, china remains north korea's most important and far richer friend, but the tensions it's provoking along this border could put that friendship at risk. adrian brown, al jazeera, on the china north korea border. >> one in three young chinese men will die from smoking-related illnesses is the pre-discussion of a study in a respected medical journey. but there is better news for the country's women as rob mcbride will tell us from hong kong. >> in a country where two-thirds of men start smoking mostly before they're 20, the dangerous of tobacco have long been known. this report spells is out in the starkest terms. by 2010 china was recording 1 million tobacco deaths per year. it current trends continue that figure will be two million a year by 2030. what gives these findings much weight is the survey they're based on. a quarter of million men were monitored in the 1990s, and they're being studied now to determine the scale of the problem across china. as china has become more affluent, the smoking population has blo

that china's inpluns in north korea is waning. is there another country, ie, russia, that's stepping into this vacuum in relationships with north korea? >> i don't know any sources where they have had some relationships with them because of their histories. but i believe that today, the greatest threat i face is north korea. but today in my opinion, is not a threat to the united states as russia is. in the pacific, russia has a long coastline. at least two major naval bases including one for their ballistic missile submarines. two major air bases and then a host of smaller operating bases in the pacific. so, those are things i worry about. >> we read that they have recently improved infrastructure projects in what the japanese call the northern territories and there have been numerous visits to these remote locations by russian leaders, so there are becoming active in that part of the world, not to mention the arctic. >> i agree with the admiral on his assessment of the activities and let me suppress our strategy is designed to en

look at north korea and their nuclear program. and signed a deal with the iranians, same woman, wendy sherman, at state department, negotiated the north korean deal. the north koreans cheated on that deal. the iranians cheated on this deal. >> she is pathetic. >> south korea says united states is looking weak and emboldening enemies not allies. we'll see what the president has to say. it is an issue north korea being allied with iran and russians as well. neil: ben, i heard you there. we have obviously seen north koreans made a deal with republican and democratic presidents all the time, every time. >> always. wendy sherman is the weakest of the weak, weakest of the weak. neil: i see where you're coming from. now on this, this, ben, i'm wondering then what message says for iran and whether we do something to scrap the deal all together right now? >> we should scrap that deal. they're apparently already cheating. there is data in "the wall street journal" they're cheating already. let's scrap it. go back to the drawing board. rebui

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he cross ed in to north korea from china in april. and the one point during his captivity he was quoted as saying he wanted to prompt some big vent in inter korean relations. his release comes five days before a huge military pa paid is due to be held in pyongyang marking the 70th anniversary of the foundation of ruling worker's party. there has been speculation that north korea might also mark the moment by firing a long range rocket. no evidence of preparations though. his release could be read as a gesture of goodwill, a continued investment in good relations, however, in june north korea sentenced two other south korea nationals to life with hard labor on espionage charges a baptist mission irrelevant air i was given the same sentence last year. south korea continues to insist on the release of all three men but has welcomed the decision to hand over the student. all it be after months of demands from seoul. an official from the unification ministry which deals with inter career an affairs called it a relief. harry fawcett, al jaz

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he sent this report from the north korean campus of pyongyang. >> north korea's military is on the march were a huge parade. the core ofht is at this closed off nation. this immense memorial commemorates the korean war, which they say they won. north koreanss on army, one of the largest in the world, will parade for its relatively new and relatively young supreme leader. country has been on a war footing for seven decades. the big military parade will have kim jong-un on right at the center. people cannot live on guns alone. the big question is how will that change? dynasty arethe everywhere. commuters go to work to earn a living, under the watch of kim 's father. kim jong-un news.ollow the and those who would talk to us -- he says he hopes bbc news reports the parade so the people of the world know how we celebrate this glorious day. will be involved in the show us strength. people repeat a party line, even when asked what they are studying. >> under the wise leadership of kim jong-un, we are trying to develop technologies. automation is important in building our powerful korean nation.

his release comes five days before a huge celebration in north korea. might also mark the moment by firing a long range rocket. although there is no evidence of preparations. such an act would jeopardize an agreement between north and south, his release could be read as a jest clur o gesture of goo. ing baptist missionary convict evidence espionage was given same sentence last year. south korea continues to insist on the release of all three men. it has welcomed the decision to hand over chu wan moon after months of negotiations with santa north korean government. >>> ordered them to return to work their salaries from september were withheld. >>> the unions will resume the strike in three months if talks with the government clatches. teachers stopped work when the government refused to follow a supreme court order to rise salaries by 50%. >>> ongoing tensions between protesters and police. since president nkurunziza was reelected. >> one of a number of people whose bodies were found on sunday morning. people in the area say he was shot by police. she sa

north korea's leader was accompanied by chinese officials who are attending the celebrations. the capital is the venue for what kim jong-un said would be the largest military parade in the country's credit history. especially the chinese for a show of force to the world. >> for kim jong-un this is a coming out celebration. the 70s anniversary of china's huge military parades to commemorate the 70 years since the end of world war ii. kim jong-un wants to show he's as powerful no. respects a powe. the chinese are keeping a distance but as you know president putin has enjoyed closer ties with north korea in the last few years but they simply know they can't do without each other. king kim jong-un wants to normalize it his relations with china. >> teutunisia's been honored for helping build democracy after the revolution in 2011. nazanine moshiri reports. >> the announcement a surprise to be sure. >> the nobel peace prize for 2015 is to be awarded to the tunisian national dialogue quartet for its decisive contribution to the building of a pleural ink democracy in tunisia in the wa

just across the border a glimpse of everyday life in north korea and as you can see here there is a gap in the fence making it very easy for a north korean civilian or soldier to slip into china, the government has willingness to publicize the murders, a sign of beijing's growing anger and structures with tianjin. >> it's not at a tipping point but worse than it has been and ties with south korea have rarely been better and he was a guest of honor at last month's military parade in beijing. >> beijing is trying the to present itself as super power and interested in north american prosperity and north america is a blight on that sort of agenda. >> reporter: for now china remains north korea's most important and far richer friend but the tensions it is provoking along this border could put that friendship at risk, adrian brown, al jazeera, on the china, north korean border. >>> let's go back to our top story now and the winner of this year's nobel's peace prize is the national dialog quartet and joining me from tunis is zaina a researcher at the tunisia league for human rights and one of

bill neely, nbc news, pyongyang, north korea. >>> there is a shift today to the war in syria. the pentagon announced it will abandon the long standing effort to arm and trained so-called moderate rebels to fight isis. the multi-million dollar program produced just a handful of trainees. decision follows russia's sharp ten days of air-strikes and counting, mostly targeting anti-assad forces, including some trained by the u.s. >>> still ahead, more tonight. >>> almost two dozen of bill cosby's accusers in same room sharing the pain they once kept private and some finding disturbing similarities among their stories. >>> also caught on camera. a group of hikers crossing a river and disaster strikes. we'll be right back. >>> today for the first time in a decade, bill cosby was forced to answer questions under oath about allegations he sexually assaulted a woman at the playboy mansion 40 years ago when she was 15. this victim is one of more than 55 woman that have come forward with stories. dateline brought half of the women together for a powerful and emotional gatherings with our

he was arrested in april for entering north korea illegally. he admits violating north korea law. in may he told cnn why he did it. >> i thought that some great event could happen and hopefully that event could have a good effect in the relations between the north and south. i've been fed well and i've slept well and been very healthy. >> north korea officials say he will be handed over along the border with south korea. >>> police are investigating the mysterious death of a long island doctor and her mother. hazel sanchez has more. >> late sunday night nypd crime seen investigators were the doorway at 223 west 16th was found. >> very frightening for us in chelsea where we always felt safe. >> police sources say found fully clothed with bruising on her neck. she died at the hospital. >> it's a shock to all of us. >> it's unclear what serve cerveny -- what cerveny, who is maryland married with young children was doing in this neighborhood. >> usually it's quiet and everybody knows each other here. we wondered when we see something like this is everybody we know okay. >> shock espec

what else will come up. >> north korea is a hardy perennial. that comes up in the meetings. other issues come up, for example, the trans-pacific partnership. the trade deal, one that the south koreans are out of. >> what concerns will they have about it? >> well, they'll have concerns that some of their neighbours are in it. namely japan. and will it affect their exports. it's a dicey time for everyone's exports. and they'll be concerned about what the potential impact of the economy, that the t.p.p. could present. i want to emphasise - the main issue will be north korea, and the delegate manoeuvring that south korea has done with china, they have done a couple of visits, including a visit to the military parade just a couple of months ago. i think there'll be a lot of things in the mix. >> what positioning do you see going on? >> i think the south koreans have a great relationship with the u.s., they want to talk about how they are doing with china. president park geun-hye will be interested in how we perceive the chinese situation. china have been difficult to deal with, a

and north korea's leader had strong words from the united states. >>reporter: kim jong-un ordered the biggest military parade pyongyang had ever seen. ballistic missile which analysts in seoul believe to be a modification of one that debuted in another parade three years ago. the other element of the proceedin proceedin proceedings as far as north korea watchers were concerned was the relationship between pyongyang and china. north koreas apparent decision to not mark this occasion with a long-range rocket launch. >> it seems they would rather oak the situation longer and keep it as a backup card in case relations with the u.s. becomes difficult. they can use it to divert dissatisfaction. >> nothing like dissatisfaction on show on saturday. months of rehearsals culminating in a show of mass devotion and an opportunity to send multiple messages at home and abroad. >>> thousands of african americans across the country joined in on the 20th anniversary of the million man march in washington d.c. they're calling for changes in policing in black communit

. >> tearful goodbyes in north korea, families who haven't seen each other for more than 60 years part after brief reunions. >> i'm at the world power athletic championships in doha, asking if the sport is keeping pace with it's athletes. >> let's begin the news hour in germany, where the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has held several hours of talks with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. then discussed the latest wave of violence in israel and the occupied palestinian territories. 52 palestinians and nine israelis have been killed since the beginning of the month. in the latest incident, israel police shot and killed the palestinian and wounded another in a majority ultra orthodox area west of jerusalem. witnesses say they were trying to stop people at a bus stop. we'll be getting more on that from west jerusalem, but first let's go live to berlin. barnaby, first john kerry, now we're hearing the quartet is getting involved. diplomacy clearly going into fifth gear here. >> yes, it is, and of course that reflects increasing international concern about the situation on the

moon was detained after he crossed the border between north korea and china earlier this year. pyongyang says the crossing was illegal. harry fossett is in seoul with more details. >> reporter: more than five months after he crossed into north korea over the border with china, moon stepped across its southern frontier in the demilitarized zone. the 21-year-old new york university student spent the intervening period as a prisoner awaiting a ruling on his fate. his return doesn't mean instant freedom. first is questioning by the intelligence agency. it's against south korean law to enter the north without informing the government. it's five days before a huge military parade is due to pyongyang marking the 70th anniversary of the foundation of the working rulers party. there's sebbing lags north korea might fire the moment by firing a long rage rocket, although there's no reported evidence of preparations. it jeopardize a recent agreement between noth and south which ended a heightened round of tensions in august. it could be a gesture of goo goodswill, but? june north korea sen

we boarded our flight to north korea back in beijing. the in-flight magazine has glossy propaganda photos of its leaders, setting the tone for our trip. the first people to meet us at pyongyang's airport were government-assigned minders, who will be with us every step of the way. the trip is carefully choreographed. we can't choose where we're to go. today we're being brought to the birthplace of kim il sung. he's credited with founding north korea and is the grandfather of current leader kim jong un. there were no surprises, as you can imagine. then what appeared to be a wrong turn through a rundown residential neighborhood. we didn't stay long. a look at the metro. deep below ground, old subway cars pull in and out beneath elaborate chandeliers. patriotic music is piped in. this is hardly just a casual stop at the subway. it is a deliberate effort to show us infrastructure at work. one of the things kim jong un has said is that he wants to improve people's everyday life. the question is, is that really happening? we just want to talk t

bill neely, nbc news, pyongyang, north korea. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues on this sunday, the relics of an ancient world newly found after being hidden for decades in plain sight. >>> and later, the controversial and heartbreaking play that has the world of baseball buzzi look, the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pres

treatment sharing the limelight with the north korean leader a , one reason, north korea's decision to go along with china's request not to mark the occasion with a long-range rocket launch. >> to keep the launch in the backup card in case the relations between the u.s. and south don't work out well and their livelihood become difficult. they can use it to divert dissatisfaction. >> there was no dissatisfaction on saturday. months of rehearsal culminating in a show for home and abroad. >> here's what is coming up on the program. escalating violence in guinea and sunday's presidential election. plus. >> i'm daniel swiper in buenos aries. >> they don't fear anything. >> they're consuming economically important species >> we're offering something on our menu that no-one else is offering. >> you're watching al jazeera. here are the headlines. >> at least 8 people have been killed in twin explosions in the turkish capital of ankara. it happened during a peace rally. >>> there has been a second stabbing attack in occupied east jerusalem. a palestinian was shot dead after stabbing an officer.

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ri also said that north korea's nuclear program is a measure against what he called hostile policies and nuclear threats by the united states. he indicated that the u.s. should change its policies and hold a dialogue with his country. japan's chief cabinet secretary yoshihide suga issued a warning. >> translator: north korea should not conduct any type of launch using ballistic missile technology under the united nations security council resolutions. if they do any kind of launch, it would be a clear violation of the resolutions. >> suga said government officials are gathering and analyzing intelligence information in cooperation with the u.s. and south korea. >>> some of the people in charge of the crippled nuclear plant in fukushima may face criminal charges. police have referred dozens of tokyo electric power company executives to prosecutors. and they say it's over the leaks of highly radioactive water into the sea following the 2011 accident. residents filed a criminal complaint two years ago against tepco and more than 30 former and current officials. they say the utility faile