korean prison he was in a coma he was a response of and he later died his parents blamed north korea for torturing him while he was serving time for the crime of simply attempting to pull down a propaganda poster in a hotel in pyongyang we're now as parents have made it their mission to ensure that there is maximum pressure brought to bear on the regime of kim jong own and they are here in berlin they were here today at the north korean embassy trying to put pressure. it was a world premier of sorts the 1st direct line between a victim's family and the north korean regime. hello it's fred and cindy warm beer bottles parents we'd like to meet with the ambassador. what you never know before that his parents shared photos of their son with us. and that's out of playing football and he loved that 3 years ago auto warm beer was arrested as a tourist in north korea allegedly for stealing a poster entirely paid police made the worst mistake of my life a show trial ensued warm beer grovelled and spoken of an alleged covert mission for the u.s. more than a year later north korea admitted he w

energy and development and those are the roots by which countries like north korea stayed in the n.p.t. for quite a while and iran you know developing things like the enrichment of uranium which is not prohibited in any way under the n.p.t. text in any way that they get to a certain stage where then they are in a position for breakout now we have to recognize that that is now the achilles heel of the n.p.t. is that it carries on to promote kind of you know willy nilly the technologies that can vend be used to make nuclear weapons and what we have to concentrate on of the other 2 aspects of the n.p.t. which is the commitment to you know your nuclear disarmament in the total elimination nuclear weapons and the commitment to nonproliferation of those are the important parts that are in the security interests of all countries and i hope have sufficient security require you know interests in them that countries like iran do not play fast and loose i'm ok and pull out i do at this point want to take a look at some of the other challenges that the world is facing broadly when it comes to nucl

your thoughts on north korea at this point? >> when he came into office, this was the most difficult and dangerous position on the foreign policy menu he faced. as he's going towards the end of his first term, it returns to being the most difficult position he faces, and it's tricky. he went from fire and fury to beautiful letters. you can't go back to fire and fury. kim jung-un, he's not an idiot as the president has pointed out as well. he knows what's going on with impeachment. he knows what's going on with an election, and i think he's going to play the pressure to the president. >> mike: susan, your thoughts? >> i agree with that, no one is talking about how impeachment talks into this. it makes it hard for the president to move on a serious foreign policy initiative with north korea right now when he's being undercut in america. all foreign leaders know this and see this everywhere around the world but this is also a huge issue because the president thought he could achieve this deal with north korea. everybody knew with

on the history of animosity between north and south korea people in the south would side with north korea in the event of a complete with japan that's the result of a survey by think tank based insults almost half those are said that they would back pyongyang even though there was an option to stay neutral only 15 percent said that they would side with tokyo despite continuous warnings by western allies of the threat posed by north korea. korea's 6 test of a nuclear device ellice missiles launches are a threat not only to the people of south korea but to the people all across our globe it has never been more important to be working closely together given the shared threat of north korea and north korea has conducted 10 missile tests this year 2 of them involved solid fuel missiles which the north can march with less morning we were to korea the most immediate threat tonight from north korea is far more conventional they could fire on south korea. the survey also comes as relations between south korea and japan are seeing another low disputes resurfacing of a longstanding controversies bac

look, it's business as usual in north korea. north korea's continuing criminal -- going to give up its nuclear weapons, it's not going to continue testing delivery systems despite all the recei rhetoric, particularly what came from the white house during this administration. they're going to continue doing what they're doing and nothing is going to change. north korea is not interested in giving up its nuclear weapons and will not unless forced to do so, phil. >> what do you think this means for the president's policy on north korea and those stalled denuclearization talks? >> it's bad for the president's policy, but think what we're seeing here, philip, is the difficulty that the president has in sticking with a plan an getting beyond the visuals into the granular kind of level. the president began his tenure threating north korea's annihilation, then he and kim became best friends. that happened on trump's part seemed largely fueled by the sense that he could have the summit meetings that provided dramatic television footage.

gro about the threat of nuclear war talks with north korea to give up atomic weapons in return for sanctions relief have stalled russia and the us have abandoned a treaty on the missing u.k. miss isles and a yeah off to america pulled out of the 2015 iran nuclear deal tehran is taking more steps to produce and which to rein him which could be used for weapons and began pumping gas into centrifuges on wednesday russia's foreign minister opened to the conference in moscow by saying iran's latest move does not pose a threat to nonproliferation despite the u.s. actions which are not legal in any way or form the joint comprehensive plan of action or the iranian deal is still significant it has helped eliminating all the issues the i.a.e.a. had against iran it also laid down a transparent system to monitor iran's nuclear program to a possible degree emphasizing to iran's right to peaceful nuclear energy i'm certain that it is in the interest of all to maintain the plant and to provide the atmosphere necessary to implementing its terms fully and completely within the jew time limit and as human con

from north korea's young supreme commander, a show of force. in a trench coat, supervises the firing of artillery from an island. it draws a protest from seoul for violating an agreement agreement. they believe this is more than muscle flexing from the dictator. it could be a reflection of the growing pressure he's under to stand up to the u.s. >> because of his failure to get concessions and sanctions relief, he is under extreme internal pressure and so he must demonstrate his military strength and revolve to his own military and to his own elite. >> north korea's state run news agency says the military unit which conducted this drill was quote brimming with joy and ecstasy over receiving the leader. a volleyball exhibition was staged. an all female military band performed and in one of several class photos, kim is in the middle of dozens of female soldiers, many of whom are are crying. >> we've seen many pictures like this. women crying, men crying. koreans only get ahead in the north byty to kim jong-un. >> he's almost this mythical, ub touc

commitment to their relationship and fearing north korea may feel emboldened kathy lopez whole day on reports. a yearly security meeting between allies from the u.s. and south korea smiles and courtesies to begin but later fears that their military alliance may be threatened over money. president donald trump wants $5000000000.00 a year from sought for having $28000.00 u.s. soldiers stationed in south korea that's more than 5 times what a pace now but korea is a wealthy country and could and should pay more to help offset the cost of defense . some south korean legislators have called the demands unacceptable and disappointing but the defense minister is being more diplomatic. south korea and the u.s. have reconfirmed the common goals of the complete denuclearization of north korea and the stabilizing place on the planet chiller. the presence of u.s. troops isn't tended as a deterrent to north korea but the demand for more money has led some in south korea to question washington's commitment to its alliance with some critics calling for a fool us withdrawal their. own agreement half w

artillery unit on an island in the maritime border area between north and south korea and oversaw a an artillery firing exercise which irked people here in south korea no end because of course that goes against completely the spirit of the pyongyang declaration that was reached at the end of last year during all of that the summit diplomacy that was taking place and it was seen as a way of north korea showing its frustration at the stalled negotiations or as a way of putting pressure on south korea and also it shows just how the relations have cooled since those heady days of a year ago we've got lots more to come here it out is here and clued in we'll have a live update from albania on the earthquake rescue efforts from one of the worst hit cities. and thousands of colombians and refusing to back down there's a national strike against corruption and economic inequality. hello the weather is reasonably quiet now across japan we've had some weather systems making their way through brighter skies will touch back in behind it does mean it will turn a little colder still a little bit of

is commitment to their relationship fearing north korea may feel emboldened katty lopez what he n. reports. a yearly security meeting between allies from the u.s. and south korea smiles and courtesies to begin but later fears that their military alliance may be threatened over money. president donald trump wants $5000000000.00 a year from sought for having $28000.00 u.s. soldiers stationed in south korea that's more than 5 times what a pays now but korea is a wealthy country and could and should pay more to help offset the cost of defense . some south korean legislators have called the demands unacceptable and disappointing but the defense minister is being more diplomatic by going to south korea and the u.s. have reconfirmed the common goals of the complete denuclearization of north korea and the stabilizing pace on the peninsula. the presence of u.s. troops isn't tended as a deterrent to north korea but the demand for more money has led some in south korea to question washington's commitment to its alliance with some critics calling for a fool us withdrawal their. own agreement h

we talked about north korea. they could go some way to reading back on the sanctions they are helping to enforce on north korea and iran. they could make it much more difficult. none of these options are very clear cut for china, and most of them have the potential for some blowback as well. paul: china correspondent tom mackenzie in beijing, thanks very much. you can get around other stories you need to know to get your day going in today's edition of "daybreak." bloomberg subscribers can go to their terminal. you can also customize your settings. get the industries and assets you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ paul: let's check business flash headlines. morgan stanley has fired or placed on lead at least -- placed on leave at least for traders. traders. the bank has opened an investigation into the issue, which deals with emerging markets. ♪ australian realtor cromwell properties has forced a third candidate onto the board, singapore's ira asset management was defeated. the ira proposal came during a

launcher with rockets landing in the sea separating the korean peninsula from japan but north korea it seems has been looking for other ways to up the pressure it's been widely reported by north korean media this week that last weekend leader kim jong un visited an artillery unit on the maritime border between north and south korea and personally directed an artillery test firing which has irked people here in south korea because of course that is very much against the spirit of the declarations that were signed at the end of last year between north and south korea at the height of the summit diplomacy and it just shows how relations have cooled significantly since that time and of course with the clock ticking towards the end of this year which is the deadline that kim jong un has given for some sort of breakthrough in negotiations with the united states or with the ominous warning that in the new year he is likely to choose a different path. a 3 day general strike is underway in lebanon where violent confrontations have threatened what have largely been peaceful protests in recent

we need to make north korea a priority. and then i think we can disarm him without the use of force. >> beyond north korea is there a broader foreign-policy lesson that president trump can learn from president reagan? reagan was tough on the soviet union. he called an eagle -- evil empire. trump has gone after china and that is a decisive break from four decades of policy but they have not made that rhetorical move against the chinese. and we really need to do that because china is assaulting our society across the board and i think we should be ditching this language. we should be talking and very clear tones very much like vice president pens did last month. they went after china hard. trump should do the same thing. >> tell our audience what you're talking about. what was the message that he delivered that you thought was very strong and forceful and effective. >> what they did they said look, there are fundamental differences between the chinese regime and the american democracy and those differences had national securi

so my column says it's north korea's fault if they do something reckless. but we have to get ready for it. we have to realize that when diplomacy fails we have to switch course and do things like containment, deterrence, pressure and try to make sure that the north korea situation doesn't get any more dangerous than it is already. >> thank you for making time for us, especially on thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. as president trump fights for his presidency, his republican defenders pushed sketchy facts. full-on conspiracy theories to defend him. separating fact from fiction, next. plus, puerto rico struggling to recover from hurricanes. some say the u.s. is dragging its feet. going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro... ...patients get their day back... ...to be with... ... family... ...or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study... ...neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17%... ...to 1%... ...a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver... ...neulasta the day after chem

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. >> mike: south korea's military says north korea has fired two short range projectiles and says the weapons were sent from a super large multiple rocket launcher. the move comes three days after the north said its troops conducted artillery drills near its disputed sea boundary with south korea. ♪ intimates "democracy 2020 report" democratic presidential candidates are spending the holiday trying to connect to the voters will determine the political fates in just a few weeks, others are getting ready for the big push. gillian turner shows us tonight. >> not every 2020 candidates spent today eating turkey, senators kamala harris and amy klobuchar put in face time in iowa where the nation's first caucus is now just weeks away. harris is talking to seniors in des moines about drug pricing. >> my work is focused on health care and making sure everyone has access to the health care that you need and prescription medication is not unaffordable. >> front runners taking the day off are still trying to get their messages out to supporters. elizabeth warren tweeted a thanksgiving story, she

and there have been lots of testing in the past missile testing from north korea so it's an ongoing issue in japan and people who feel very strongly about it so the pope's message will be received here so this is the 1st papal visit to japan in 30 years what is the significance for japanese christians. well japan has about one to 2000000 christians and only about 500000 perhaps catholics so for them the 1st visit in 38 years by the pontiff because the last one was in 1901 is huge christianity on like in other countries is a minority religion in japan and most of the people here it's here to shintoism and to buddhism so the 1st christian missionaries arrived in the 16th century and however after 20 years or so christianity was outlawed and. what we call human christians period human christian meaning they had to basically . practice their religion in secret so there's even a hue of mark here is in for example that a psyche and pope will be visiting that. so. it is it is a huge thing that they are being recognized fine perhaps after so many years. that was journalist. now to some of t

embolden north korea does it benefit them. from a north korean perspective of course it will benefit them because that to terence tactic would be weakened but what do we not korean president has always been as a small withdrawal of u.s. troops so it would not satisfy north korean demands i. must park it's very good to get your expertise on this we do appreciate your time for now that's june part live in seoul thank you. now turkey has deported 7 german citizens at says a link to i saw that the 2 men 4 women and a child landed at berlin's take an airport overnight they deportations are part of an effort by turkey to repatriate foreign fighters held in turkish jails now in the u.k. counter-terrorism police arrested a man at heathrow airport hours after turkey said it had to portland a british eisel suspect let's go to our correspondent john mccain he's joining us live from berlin so what happens to these 7 people that have landed in berlin dominic and how is all of this you know playing on a wider scale in germany. well elizabet

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and then the last question was about -- >> north korea. >> north korea and china's cooperation in particular. i think we believe china can do a little better on the sanctions enforcement and cooperating with us in an overall effort to get north korea to the negotiating table in a constructive way. we've seen some slippage on sanctions enforcement, and we are willing to work with china to strengthen that enforcement effort. i've said this, probably people have heard this story, but secretary shanahan, then acting secretary, went to shangri-la and he presented defense minister wa with a gift. he and said, i have a gift for you. he was very pleased with that. he handed himd a picture book of north korean illegal illicit ship-to-ship transfers happening in chinese territorial waters. that was the gift. but the gift came with an offer. we would be haeb to work with you on cushing this. we can hand off targets at the 12 nautical mile territory and hand it over to you. we can do something more robust if that's of interest. we would like to work with china on this. but right now what we see is actua

i think more broadly speaking, the chinese can claim a lot of responsibility for north korea. what would pass for modernization, certainly on the military side but also in the commercial sector, private sector, infrastructure. those relationships are there and the chinese have become the most important partner for north korea. we want them to do better. at a minimum sanctions enforcement but i think there are other ways china could help pressure pyongyang to be a more constructive partner.. we're just not seeing it right now. >> first of all, i'd like to thank very much the secretary shriver for taking time out of his day and coming to spend about an hour with us. we're thinking everyone at c span for watching us. we're going to break for a few minutes. let's give secretary shriver a big round of applause and thank him. (applause) we'll take a short break while the next panel comes up. ..." >> good evening, everyone. on behalf of the reagan foundation institute, thank you for joining us this evening. i have the pleasure of introducing our two panelists and ted olsen in a momen

korea forward washington deny that the decision was another concession to pyongyang north korea had objected to the drills even bar they've been scaled back. germany's green party is in the opposition for now but polls show them nipping at the heels of under merkel's conservatives and there's a good chance they could find themselves in government after germany's next elections increased concern over climate change is largely responsible for their newfound popularity but the party's co-leaders have also done their share of uniting and expanding the party's base and they've been re-elected at the party's annual conference. flowers for the winner the greens reelected are now in a bear book as co-leader with 97 point one percent of the votes thanks to you i accept the result i'm speechless and close to tears thank you. no leader of the greens has ever been elected by such a margin before in her acceptance speech stressed the goal of achieving a carbon neutral economy and society. the most enough is that what we have to assure that the ecological transformation is the social ecological t

korea forward washington denied that the decision was another concession to pyongyang north korea had objected to the drills even though they had been scaled back. prime minister on day bobbish has been by protesters in prague laying a wreath of the 38th anniversary of the velvet revolution which ended decades of communist rule on saturday about a quarter of a 1000000 people demonstrated in prague calling for bomb issues resignation. clashes erupted between protesters and police of the french capital paris as demonstrators mark the one year anniversary of the yellow vests movement protesters set fires and smashed windows police responded with tear gas and arrested dozens of people. germany's green party is in the opposition at least for now the polls show that nipping at the heels of uncle america's conservatives and there's a good chance they could find themselves in government after germany's next elections increased concern over climate change is largely responsible for their new found popularity but the party's co-leaders have also done their share uniting and expanding the party'

looks all right thank you north korea has launched what appears to be 2 missiles that's according to south korea it comes days after the north ordered or to leverage rolls near a disputed maritime border last month pyongyang fired 2 rockets into the sea of japan after a stalled denuclearization talks with the united states rob mcbride has more from seoul. this test firing does seem to be very similar to previous launches now numbering more than a dozen that have taken place in recent months showing the north korea's frustration at the stalled nature of nuclear talks with the united states there has been a lull in the test firing the last launch or was nearly a month ago when north korea test fired a multiple rocket launcher with rockets landing in the sea separating the korean peninsula from japan but north korea it seems has been looking for other ways to up the pressure it's been widely reported by north korean media this week that last weekend leader kim jong un visited an artillery unit on the maritime border between north and south korea and personally directed an artillery test

korea forward washington denied that the decision was another concession to pyongyang north korea had objected to the drills even though they had been scaled back. clashes erupted between protest protesters and police in the french capital paris as demonstrators month the one year anniversary of the so-called yellow vest movement protesters set fire and smashed windows police responded with tear gas and arrested dozens of people. in iran thousands of people have been out on the streets protesting against the government's decision to raise petrol prices by 50 percent and to introduce rationing since the price hike many demonstrators have abandoned their cars along major highways and join mass rallies in the capital tehran but some of the demonstrations have turned violent and at least 2 people have died as a result of the protests with many more injured. unfortunately we don't seem to have that report for you but we'll try to get that up for you a little bit lighter. i mean to the czech republic which is saying it has been marking a 30 years since the velvet revolution the popular upri

and whoever else is funneling money to north korea. but it's not happening according to your report. why isn't it happening? what's really the answer? we seem to be going on a treadmill on this thing. >> he has given theouts a deadline at the end of this year. if he does something like detonate in the atmosphere, and until president trump changes his policies, the north koreans will do all this stuff and we are just watching from the sidelines. it's up to the white house to change their policies. arthel: does that mean what more could be done, more and stricter sanctions? >> that's all he need to do. if you cut off all the cash to kim jong-un, he has to face the charge of giving up his missiles and nukes to keep power. we haven't forced him to make that choice. trump can do it if he wants to. but right now he's not doing it. arthel: gordon chang, thank you. eric: protests in hong kong with untensifying as protesters clash with police causing disruptions in the heart of that city. so i can buy from enterprise car sales and you'll take a

witness a real missile launch the attack on comes after north korea fired 2 short range projectiles into the sea off the east coast on thursday japan has previously criticized over launches and so we're likely ballistic missiles that violated u.n. sanctions. all this prime minister is reported to have told colleagues he intends to resign as of mascots under pressure over the government's alleged cover up of the murder of a journalist 2 years ago that died in a car bomb explosion on best getting corruption involving politicians and business executives or bernoulli has more. to government ministers resigned as the prime minister's chief of staff and now joseph musket himself also he's telling friends his government's been accused for months of mishandling the murder investigation which goes right to the heart of his political and business community journalist. was killed in a car bomb explosion 2 years ago one investigating corruption involving politicians and business executives. as protests this rallied early friday outside parliament in the capital letter demanding his resignation

as an act of goodwill to bolster stalled peace talks with north korea u.s. defense secretary marcus but denies the move amounts to a concession to pyongyang but says it's an attempt to keep the door open to diplomacy talks between north korea's leader and the u.s. president donald trump broke down in february without agreement. political security and cultural complications of made it difficult for health workers to contain an ebola outbreak that has killed at least 2000 people since it started last year doctors are now using local leaders in a vaccination drive targeting one of the most hard to access communities in the country the pygmies catherine saw reports from burning. health workers in beni have set up a medical comp next to an open chart service on the sunday morning the service is attended by reclusive beagley community living in villages in the congo forest doctors tell us the community has also been affected by it 6 but convincing them to come to treatment centers or get vaccinated has been difficult yet they hope as many people as possible will s

asked people leave the historic lands in north korea fana scientists are working on ways to help them limit environmental damage. some people cut the trees to make charcoal to build homes without realizing that they're removing the barriers that keep the desert so extended raising awareness but also planting trees that fix the soil like gum arabic and planting them with climate change is a worldwide phenomenon and any mitigation. 2 quick. point here including oh she'll have to act. and others in his village are being told if they don't act now big could be forced to leave and he says the younger generation will never know the lands of their ancestors as they lie buried under the. morgan all my share of north korea from the great governments announced it's moving 20000 asylum seekers from ireland refugee camps that are overcrowded being relocated to new camps on the mainland and it says it will step up deportations of migrants who are eligible for asylum. seekers to be proceeding with the arrangement of clothes said not only said they come up with. this but because it needs to be sent

but 1st north korea has launched what appears to be 2 missiles into the sea that's according to south korea it comes days after the north ordered or tillery drills near a disputed maritime border last month pyongyang fired 2 rockets into the sea of japan just all denuclearization talks with the united states right mcbride is following this from seoul he says the launch comes after a period of relative calm. 2 projectiles we don't know if they were short range missiles or rockets but there have been launch of both in the past and if it's confirmed then this is now the 13th such launch that we've seen in recent months it has been it has to be said relatively quiet the past few weeks the last launch took place was of a new multiple rocket launcher that north korea was testing that took place at the end of october we've had a period of inactivity it seems on the part of north korea's missile testing but it has to be said that they have been trying to apply pressure in other ways interestingly last weekend north korean leader kim jong un paid a visit to an artillery unit on an island in th

plus, north korea threat. the new action the country took overnight and the message some say leaders are trying to send the u.s. we're back in two minutes. you're watching "today in the bay." so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving class. what a nice compliment, thank you! save on fast internet and the best wireless network together. what can i say, i love what i do. that's simple, easy, awesome. get xfinity internet and mobile together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. you'll get unlimited talk and text and no activation or line fees. switch today. >>> it is 6:56. welcome back. before you head out the door back into the kitchen, here are the top stories on this thanksgiving on "today in the bay." >>> new overnight north korea fired two unidentified projectiles into the sea according to south korea. military leaders didn't say

witness a real missile launch it comes after north korea fired 2 short range projectiles into the sea at east coast on thursday japan has previously criticized launches and said war likely ballistic missiles that violated u.n. sanctions. india's economy is experiencing its weakest performance in more than 6 years government figures concluded the slant has cost india its position as the fastest growing major economy in china this year prime minister narendra modi had announced reforms aimed at restrictions on foreign investment and hold several vibing the economy and malnutrition is a chronic problem in india and the slowing economy could make it worse. on the pradesh. says she never had enough to eat when she was pregnant nor after she had the baby now her daughter 13 month old anita is suffering from malnutrition. she's below the normal weight and height for her age a recent global hunger index ranked india at $1217.00 countries. hunger level in the country as serious some days i get to eat some days i don't my husband does but there is no guarantee we will have a crop to harvest act

. >> we want to pivot here to north korea because we know that this week, north korea fired off more missiles. kim jong-un said he would give the trump administration to the end of the year to change its negotiating strategy so are we headed for a crisis now on the korean peninsula? >> i think unfortunately we're already in crisis mode. this deadline, let's keep in mind what it is. this is a deadline that kim has set for the united states agr agreeing to lift all sanctions on north korea. we have not been talking to the north koreans. we have not been talking about what north korea is prepared to do so the end of the year, if we have not agreed to kim's demands, kim is trying to extort us, what we are loick ikely goi see is an increase in activity on a number of fronts. he's had a significant amount of time to increase his capabilities, whether it's his rocket lawner, missile, intercontinental missiles and other capabilities. at the same time, kim has been advancing his cyber capabilities and kek cal and biological weapons. so if what we're seeing now is kim restrain ed, we should ex

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bill clinton had been used to release detainees in north korea. former president jimmy carter had been used for palestinian peace efforts and other peace efforts, but those are squarely diplomatic goals. it is in a box that is very clear where there are intended policy goals and objectives that are very clear. when it comes to having somebody insert themselves and use foreign policy for personal or politic political gain, you are running afoul. >> then also the question, okay, you were inserting yourself but were you the one running the show here or were they dictating what they wanted you to do? who was holding the reins here? >> thankfully there's a federal prosecutor investigating this. >> it is still unclear? >> right. i don't want to throw congress under the bus and there are pros and cons to congressional investigations but i'm happy a non-partisan federal prosecution, you know, that federal prosecutors are looking into in and investigating what went on because i think they're really going to come with information that will explain, you know

>>your chosen reservoir in north korea. we received letters in the military that he was missing in action. for the longest time the country never returned his remains that is until now back in july president donald trump and north korean supreme leader kim jong hoon made an agreement to turn over 55 boxes containing the remains of american service members killed during the war. remains were then brought to pearl harbor in hawaii in august where the defense p o w m i a accounting agency was able to run dna tests confirming one of the soldiers returned was in fact mendoza this is actually a bittersweet homecoming for her that she can finally. >>know that her brother will be back with her family again that the soldier was one of 10 siblings, those family members will gather on friday to finally lay mendoza to rest. >>in dickson. >>as a family i think this actually has brought us together we have family coming from texas el paso all over california. the country a night and to give him a proper. honor and burial. >>the military

korea that may bmaybe some internal threats internal to north korea. those to the extent that we can exploit some of those threads that would be a good thing, but we need to be very careful because to put it mildly, he's impulsive and reckless and very dangerous. there is no other world leader who could be characterized in those. senator, i want to be respectful of your time coming and i know you had a hard stop at 12:45. if the audience can be seated while the senator gets away, not really make his escape, that isn't the best way to describe it. thank you very much for sharing this. [applause]