south korea's military says north korea has fired at least 8, a short range ballistic missiles off its eastern coast. the projectiles appear to have landed outside japan's exclusive economic zone. is pyongyang, 18th launch this year. japan's prime minister says the missile test can't be tolerated. so stay, that was over. what was the height did better since entering this year, north korea has repeatedly launched ballistic missiles, including the new icbm, a series of north korean actions threatened the patient, stability of the region and the international community, and cannot be forgiven by any means. the launch is disc listing. michelle is also a violation of international law and i strongly condemn it. we have already made a strict protest against north korea young. while the launch comes a day off to south korea and the u. s. held a joint naval exercise in international waters off the japanese island of oki, noah. but as your officials say, the 3 day drill aim to bolster their alliances readiness for what they call north korean provocation. now hundreds of israeli settlers broke i

seems to give you some color before i travel to north korea. i'm a british citizen, i'm not american. i checked all of the guidance from my country. i checked the un resolutions on north korea to check that i wouldn't be breaking any law laws or any sanctions, laws whatsoever. the, the british government, which is where i'm from, have not charged me with anything. they haven't found me guilty of anything. i was detained due to interpol read notice that was issued by the united states, and saudi arabia does not have an extradition treaty with the united states. however, that doesn't mean that i won't be extradited from here. so the process now is essentially waiting and submitting our defense, which we've, we've done to, to see what the outcome is really as, as a british citizen, i had no idea that i would be subject to american law if any other country in the world were to perform similar acts where they say that you can be convicted for a crime that i wasn't committed within the territory of the country and b and this the act, the correct that

the board is with north korea along the dmc. the missiles were fired into the sea and sees that separate the korean peninsula from japan. the south koreans in the us said that this was to demonstrate the capability. it says of precision strikes. it origins of provocations, clearly indicating those career. they're saying that condemning sundays launch by north korea over again. exactly the same number of ballistic missiles. 8 missiles being fired by north korea saying that the south of the us will take corresponding reactions, each time to what they call these provocations that has been reinforced by you, by you. and so all of the conservative president of south korean, newly a new rated here he has been speaking at the memorial day event. it's a public holiday here in south korea. he's made a speech at the country's national cemetery, saying that he will respond to sternly and firmly. he says to any future launches by north korea. saying that said the continued nuclear and missile programs by north korea pose a threat to peace a

to north korea. the joint chiefs of staff here in seoul said that message is that no matter how many locations pyongyang fires these missiles from, the u.s. and south korea have the ability and readiness to immediately strike with precision. now, we have heard from the vouth korean president. i spoke to him a couple weeks ago about how he was going to be far harder and far more stern and firm when it comes to provocations, as he puts it, from north korea. saying that the previous administration's tack of negotiation clearly had failed. now, it is worth pointing out this isn't the first time that there has been this kind of respond from the u.s. and south korea. it also happened at the last launch from north korea back on may 25th. jake. >> and paula, there's growing concern that the kim jong-un regime in north korea is preparing a nuclear test now. what do we know about that? >> so the latest we have heard on this is from the iaea, the international atomic energy agency saying on monday they believed

north korea deals with a mystery. intestinal disease that has hit rural parts of the country. also coming up to ty, one's at the same sex marriage law. the 1st in asia doesn't cover all couples. we take a closer look at who is being left behind. ah, i'm melissa chant, thanks for joining us. we start with china. we're dramatic locked downs of major cities in an attempt to stick to a 0. cobit strategy is leading to massive consequences for the world is the disruption of the global supply chain for the people of china. it's about lives turned upside down more locked downs and testing and intense surveillance. residents in beijing have gotten used to this. mass testing is china's standard reaction to the slightest cove at outbreak, in addition to targeted lock downs and lengthy quarantines. but these queues seen over the past week have been exceptionally long. millions had to get tested following an outbreak related to a ball with over 350 cases. that's a lot by chinese standard. now the local government says it has everything under control. d were back in after 8 days of arduous

and south korea showing a united front against north korea. the two nations firing missiles in response to launches made by kim jong-un. on sunday north korea fired eight ballistic missiles off its east coast and was likely the country's largest single test. let's bring in janis mackey frayer who is live for us in beijing with the very latest good morning >> reporter: phillip, good morning. u.s. forces in korea confirm this combined live fire drill early this morning firing eight missiles toward the east sea, one of them was a u.s. army missile, in response to north korea's latest test. in a statement usfk said that it was done to demonstrate the ability of combined forces to, quote, respond quickly to crisis events, but the pace of these launches, 16 missiles over 24 hours, is ramping up tension in the region north korea launched eight missiles over the course of 35 minutes from multiple locations, believed to be the largest single day ballistic launch yet, 18th round of missile testing by north korea so far this year with the expectation tha

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like they toria gate and be al jazeera south korea's military says north korea's find at least 8 short range ballistic missiles off its eastern coast. the projectiles appears, have landed outside japan's exclusive economic zone. is peeling young's 18th launch this year. japan's prime minister says the missile task can't be tolerated. so stay over. what does the height did better? since entering this year, north korea has repeatedly launched ballistic missiles, including the new icbm, a series of north korean actions threatened the patients to build a t of the region and the international community and cannot be forgiven by any means. the launch of this ballistic missile is also a violation of international law and i strongly condemn it. we have already made a strict protest against north korea young. the id or the lawrence comes a day off to sort of south korea and the u. s. held a joint naval excise in international waters of the japanese island of ocoee. noah . no, she official say the 3 day drill was meant to boost their readiness for what they call the north korean provocation. sev

korea to counter north korean propaganda for the sake of the people of north korea. together this chamber can send a bipartisan message to the world that we will not stand for the censorship and the repression of the north korean regime. so i urge my colleagues to support this is legislation. it's something we have worked on carefully. we've gotten technical assistance from the administration, something that i hope we can pass here this evening and then we can in turn get it passed in the house of representatives and get it to the president for his signature. so, mr. president, i would now like to call up this legislation as if in legislative session, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to immediate consideration of the calendar number 159, s. 2129. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 159, s. 2129, a bill to promote freedom of information and counter censorship and surveillance in north korea and for other purposes. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. portman: i that th

. >>> south korea says north korea fired multiple rocket launch shots early on sunday morning. the south korean joint chiefs of staff didn't give many other details. multiple rocket launches usually fire shorter range munitions. this comes as seoul announces a traumatic boost to its defenses. paula hancocks is joining me from seoul with the latest. i remember you and i speaking a few weeks back when you had that exclusive interview with the new south korean president and he hinted during that interview at a possible different strategy vis-a-vis north korea. does this change that? >> reporter: well, what he has said is that he wants to have a firmer and turner response to missile launches from north korea. now, obviously what happened sunday morning from north korea wasn't as concerning to those in the region as a ballistic missile. but it just shows that north korea is in the midst of this intense testing cycle and this intense weapons cycle as well, weapons testing. and kim jung-un himself has made it clear that what he wants to do is improve certain capabilities. he has given

north korea's military leaders have been to discuss increasing the abilities of the armies frontline units raising alarm from neighboring countries. according to state media, the meeting with kim, german, and top military officials also focus on the potential for battlefield nuclear weapons. there are concerns, young ang may be ready for nuclear tests. from mcbride. as more from sol, we are told they were discussing key military organizational matters, and also the operational duties of frontline unit. now they didn't elaborate on any of this, but it thought that this could be linked to, hence that north korea gave a couple of months ago about deploying a tactical nuclear warheads to frontline artillery units. now these are they a small kinds of warheads that we know north korea has been trying to develop that has been speculation that it is preparing for another underground nuclear test. they are also the kind of a smaller warheads that are carried by short range missiles and rockets that north korea has been actively testing. especially since the beginning of this year with 18 roun

he says to any future launches by north korea. thing that said, the continued nuclear and missile programs by north korea pose a threat to peace and stability, not only in the korean peninsula, but he says, the whole world. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has visited 2 towns near battle lines with the russian army in the eastern don bass region. he says he met with troops and lashes chunk and presented some with awards. the city is close to a scenario, donnette sk where one of the was biggest battles is taking place. russia's foreign minister has been forced to cancel a trip to serbia of the neighboring countries, close their space to his plane. so the love was due to arrive in belgrade on monday, but bo guerria, north, macedonia, and montenegro all refused to allow his plane to pass through the skies. australia's prime minister is in indonesia to shore up ties with his country's closest neighbor as me of uneasy and indonesian president, yoko with dodo, are expected to discuss climate trade and security. is visits being seen

. >>> south korea says north korea fired multiple rocket launchers early sunday morning. the joint chiefs of staff did not give details there. multiple rocket launchers usually fire shorter range munitions and are not like long- range ballistic missiles. this comes just as south korea announced a dramatic boost to their defenses. paula hancocks has been following all of this, good to see you to get your insight on this. we have evidence of north korea's menacing posture which we heard about there. you have been pointing out to us four weeks, that with this new leadership change in south korea, they have said they will follow a different strategy towards north korea. are we seeing evidence of that, now? >> reporter: they have said they will have a firmer and sterner response to missile launches. what happened on sunday morning is less concerning than a ballistic missile launch, for example. the question is, how will they respond to show that they have a stronger reaction to what north korea is doing, at the moment, which is intense missile testing and potentially a seventh

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it is not just north korea and nuclear weapons. threatening taiwan and turning over 100 muslim leaders and essentially modern-day prison camps. this is a real problem. the american consumer needs to take action. focus on not buying all of these goods. we will not accept this as a nation and a consuming public. >> jamil, we leave it there. always a pleasure to speak with you. take care. see you soon. >> thank you. >> russian missiles faulted a. day 102 of the invasion. they have launched a direct strike on the capital city and more than a month. ramping up attacks at the u.s. the long-range weapons it has requested. tray is live with the latest. >> good afternoon. targeting the ukrainian capital. loud explosions heard around 6:00 a.m. local time. we did see black smoke rising from the sky line. this does come for the first time in weeks. coming under russian attack. the defense ministry already taking defense for the strike. saying they hit tanks and other military vehicles supplied by eastern european countries. this video taken by

we have already made a strict protest against north korea. young lawrence comes a day off to south korea and the u. s. held a joint naval exercise in international waters of the japanese island of ocoee. noah military officials say the 3 day drill was meant to boost their readiness for what they called north korean provocation. sorely prime minister says a dangerous maneuver by chinese fight, jess has push in australian air force planar risk in the south. chinese see anthony albanese said his government is raising concerns with china. i can confirm that on the 26 of my i, rec, p. i maritime surveillance aircraft was intercepted by chinese j 6 doing for the air cra during what was a routine maritime surveillance activity in international air spice. in the south china sea region. the intercept resulted in a dangerous maneuver which did pause the safety threat to the p 8 aircraft and it crew. the astrology and government has rise at concerns about the incident. west african leaders have delayed imposing further sanctions against the leaders of m

. >>> now to south korea's show of defiance against the north, south korea, and the u.s. launched eight surface to surface missiles earlier monday as a direct response to pyongyang's eight short range ballistic missiles sunday. u.s. also conducted joint missile defense exercises with japanese forces. both actions sending a clear message to north korea the region is ready to act if threatened. cnn's ivan watson joins me live from hong kong. how are you reading all of the optics of these exercises, ivan? >> reporter: well, max, there are no known direct communications right now between the newly elected south korean government and the north korean government, nor between the biden administration and pyongyang. and so in the absence of a dialogue we see this very different unusual method of communication, tit-for-tat missile launches. north korea fires eight short range ballistic missiles on the morning sunday from four different locations across korea, and less than 24 hours later the u.s. and south korea, two close military allies, announced they have fired their own eight

now these are they a small kinds of warheads that we know north korea has been trying to develop that has been speculation that it is preparing for another underground nuclear test. they are also the kind of a smaller warheads that are carried by short range missiles and rockets that north korea has been actively testing. especially since the beginning of this year with 18 rounds of tests of such weapons. so far more important perhaps than what was said was how they said it and why. now interestingly, with news of this meeting, they released a series of pictures, one of them showing intriguingly a map of the east coast of the korean peninsula with the details blurred out for security reasons. but the very fact that they would show this in such a secretive state is interesting. it is unusual. and also the fact that they referred specifically to frontline units. these are the kinds of units directed at specifically at south korea. so this does seem to be a deliberately aimed to deliberately time to pressure tactic aimed at the administration at south korea, which is conservative. it has

it has been an extremely busy year for north korea. kim jung-un the leader showing clearly that he is more concerned with increasing his weapons capabilities. we have seen a number of believed failures as well in some of these launches. these are generally the ones that pyongyang does not admit to publicly, but of course officials are worried about that because it shows that they are still learning. it shows potentially they are testing new weapons capabilities and they will be improving with each failure. so certainly there is concern in the region, there is concern in washington as well. the most recent launch before this was may 25th, that came just hours after the u.s. president joe biden had left the region. he was here in seoul and also in tokyo for a number of days for summits and just hours after he had taken off the north koreans carried out that launch. >> thanks so much paula hancocks. >>> former judge becomes the victim of gun violence in the u.s., and the attacker had an entire list of other targets including some top poli

and certainly there is a concern about the intensity of the firing from north korea at the moment. this means it is the 17th missile launch this year alone. so certainly there is some intense testing. now, it has been widely condemned in the region. japan's prime minister saying that it is against united nations security council resolutions and has strongly protested it. they also say from the defense ministry in japan they believe this is unprecedented, the fact there was such a large number of missile launches from a number of different locations in such a short span of time. so obviously we're watching this very closely. it shows once again that north korea is far more concerned with testing its weapons systems at this point, and trying to push forward its capabilities than having any kind of engagement with either south korea or with the united states. now, the previous time that it had a launch was may 25th, that, of course, was hours after the is us president joe biden had left the region. he was here in seoul and tokyo the end of last month and there were fears that north ko

believes north korea is preparing to conduct another nuclear test, its 7th this year. cnn national security correspondent kylie atwood joins us now. why was the biden administration trying to make contact? >> reporter: yeah, well, they reached out to discuss humanitarian cooperation with north korea. specifically surrounding covid-19 because news had just broke in the last month that there were cases of covid-19 in north korea. so the biden administration was essentially reaching out to talk to them about that, to see how the international community could potentially provide some support. they didn't hear back as you said. not all together surprising because there have been a number of times that the biden administration has reached out to north korea over the last year and a half both directly or through intermediaries, and they haven't heard back at all, and the biden administration continues to say that they are still seeking diplomacy with north korea without any pre-conditions, and essentially, what that means is they're willing to sit down with the north koreans

we had in north korea with warmbier. this is a real problem, and one of the problems is that in negotiating this, if you capitulate to the hostage takers states holding them not just terrorists -- you then perpet. wait the desire and the willful acts of taking more hostages. so it's a very delicate process. united states has to show resolve. and if we cave in, we very well could end up ending up in a situation in which we have more hostages taken. arthel: so, jonathan, back to brittney griner and paul whalen, could there come a time when diplomatic talks stop and forceful persuasion begins? when will griner and whalen be released? could it be soon? >> griner, it may take some time because her situation involves, at least what the russians are claiming, are criminal activity. in the case of whalen also, he has been convicted, but it's a different scenario. so it very well could go on for some time. you know, the truth is the -- is being held by the russians -- arthel: how so? >> because they can drag this on for a very lo

. >>> north korea has accepted an offer of covid vaccines from china. north korea hasn't been known to accept imported vaccines, even though it's eligible through covax. covax scaled back north korea's allotment in february because the country failed to arrange any shipments. north korea has also failed to respond to vaccine offers from the u.s. and south korea. kim jong un said earlier this week that conditions there are improving, a claim disputed by the wo w.h.o. >>> still to come, the uk gives thanks to its queen. they show their appreciation for britain's longest-reigning monarch. more on her platinum jubilee, stay with us. cream. but your stomach doesn't. that disagreement enends right now. lactaid ice cream isis the creamy, real ice cream you love that will never mess with your stomacach. lactaid ice e cream. hybr work is here. it's ther it's everywhere. but for someone to be able to work from here, there has to be someone here making sure everything is safe. secure. consistent. so log in from here. or here. assured that someone is here ready to

and south korea officially met on the sidelines, they discussed another threat, north korea. how does that tie in there? >> stability in asian is connected to how these three democracies function together. there are military alliances between the u.s. and japan and between u.s. and south korea. a simplify strong connection between the two asian nations doesn't exist. this alliance triangle creates a powerful detour against china. naturally, beijing don't like to see this. north korea denounced the three nations with state-run media calling their media a dangerous prelude. >> they met separately with each of the leaders but there was no summit between japan and south korea. so what does that say about how stable is alliance triangle is? >> that really underscores that political relations between two nations remain chilly. to tension to thaw ties is growing. he is looking forward to working to address tensions after japan's upcoming election. he understands that for now, they can't risk losing the support of party hardliners. the real test will be if the two leaders can overcom

that's japan, hours after north korea's launch on sunday. they conducted what they are describing as a bilateral ballistic missile defense exercise. so we're seeing probably a slightly more muscular, robust military response coming from the biden administration and its east asian allies than we've seen probably in previous years. the uptick of north korean missile launches, this is the 17th launch this year. it is picking up this year, but take a long view over the last ten years and you'll see that north korea's launching activities, missile launch activities kind of ebb and flow year after year. in fact, the biggest peak was in 2019. that's when then president donald trump was meeting face to face with the north korean dictator. all of these missile launches, i might add, are banned according to the united nations security council resolutions. back to you. >> ivan, great reporting. thank you so much. >>> all right, to the uk now where this morning boris johnson's hold on power may be in jeopardy. brittance's prime minister faces a vote of

people seem to like his tough stance with north korea. he has had a good, a summit visit from president, said joe biden, of the united states. i. so these does seem to strengthen his hand with his domestic agenda, but also politically with his neighbors. in particular, this does seem to give him a boost to go out and try to restore relations with japan, for example, which is always a very controversial subject here. that in turn would seem to depend at the try try part tripartite alliance with at the united states. and between them, it seems that taking a much tougher stand with north korea, the world health organization has doubts. north korea's response to the coven 19 outbreak is effective. the w h o says the situation is getting worse. does it have no access to data beyond the number of publicly reported? it was reported that more than 390000 people in the country presented with a fever about 2 weeks ago. say media says province is are enforcing some lockdown, increasing production of drugs and medical supplies. last 2 months cove wit

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these i'll be on north korea's nuclear missile threats are getting sophisticated. if i had various ballistic missiles yesterday, north korea's nuclear missile programs are reaching the levels that threatened not only the peace of the korean peninsula, but also in northeast asia. and the world is really media is reporting that the navy is deploying a version of its iron dome anti missile system to dispute the border with lebanon. both countries lay claim to an area of about 860 square kilometers in the mediterranean, early 11 on, warned as well against any aggression in the area where both states hope to develop off shore energy. to nitty as judges, the going on strike for a week or 2 president case i dismissed 57 of them. and national judges association held an emergency session cooling on its members to take part in fittings at the traditional headquarters site. as a keys, the justices of corruption, but opponent say it's just the latest step in his bid to consolidate power. high school students in the chinese city of shine, guy being allowed to return to school a

north korea carries out another missile launch a day off. the south wraps up a naval excise with the u. s and sifting through the sludge, we meet the rockies whisking. there lies for a few flakes gold ah, emergency crews in bangladesh, recovering more bodies from a major fire that swept through a container storage facility. at least 37 people have been killed in the south east and town of cit. aquanda near the poor city of charter graham. the blaze spock a large explosion as 5 flights as rush to the scene, some of the containers had been storing flammable chemicals. about 450 people have been injured. many on critical condition, hospitals have been urging people to donate blood and the actual cause behind the incident will be revealed when it's investigated. as far as i know, the deputy commissioner's office has formed the prob committee, the fire brigade must have launched a separate investigation or will do so. ask a lie to tanveer chattering, and dac out. what is the latest on this fire tempe? so where would we know that there is a still

it is putting further strange on north korea's health care system. they continue to report thousands of covid-19 cases each day. southwestern japan are staying on alert for floods. our meteorologist jonathan oh explains the situation in our weather report. >> hello. we have been seeing some pretty heavy rain that's been impacting okinawa as the rainy season front continues to rehasn't in t the area. some locations like naha, we'rary going to continue to monitor this because we're looking at the possibility of heavy rain as we go throughout the weekend, especially for southern kyushu. we're looking at the possibility of seeing heavy rainfall that could be a concern. so those of you living in the area, make sure you know about your evacuation plans, keeping in mind ahead of time in case something should happen. we're looking at heavy reain. it's feeling like early july, and it's still the middle of june. it's going to remain dry in toerk yoe througho tokyo through the weekend. notice near 30 degrees in tokyo and osaka as we go through the first part of

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people seem to like his tough stance with north korea. he has had a good summer visit from president, said joe biden, of the united states. and so these does seem to strengthen his hand with his domestic agenda, but also politically with his neighbors. in particular, this does seem to give him a boost to go out and try to restore relations with japan, for example, which is always a very controversial subject here. that in turn would seem to depend the try try part tripartite alliance with the united states. and between them, it seems that taking a much tougher stand with north korea and britain celebrations are and away to mark the queen's platinum jubilee. it's been 70 years since her ascension to the throne . you're looking at life pictures from london for days of festivities are away with a fly parade known as tripping a color outside. buckingham palace. tens of thousands of people are expected turn to turn up to watch on there. also, the street party is right across britain over the weekend. queen elizabeth is one of just a small grou

people seem to like his tough stance with north korea. he has had a good, a summit visit from president, said joe biden, of the united states. and so these does seem to strengthen his hand with his domestic agenda, but also politically with his neighbors. in particular, this does seem to give him a boost to go out and try to restore relations with japan, for example, which is always a very controversial subject here. that in turn would seem to depend at the try try part tripartite alliance with the united states. and between them, it seems that taking a much tougher stand with north korea, germany has launched transportation scheme aimed at combating inflation and high fuel call. until september, people have unlimited access to public transport for just $10.00 a month. there's dominant cain reports from berlin. some say the policy doesn't go far enough whether by tram train or bus over the next 3 months, journeys with these are much cheaper. for $10.00 or 9 years a month, passengers can now get unlimited local and regional travel around t

. >>> south korea's military claims north korea fired its missiles. 17 missiles launched of the year. cnn's paula hancock is joining us now by phone. what have you learned? >> we are still getting information from authorities. a violation of u.n. security to use this kind of technology. you mentioned, pamela, there is the 17 launch we have seen this year alone. it shows how intense north korea is this year in particular to try to improve its weapon capabilities and the previous launch was just of the u.s. president biden joe biden took off from seoul and tokyo and after he left, there were launch from north korea. intercontinental ballistic missile. what we have been seeing is a number of the tests have seen to be failing and now of course what it means is they need technology and accomplish new things that when it comes of new capabilities and it is a great concern to many and in washington. we have heard also from many officials that north korea is going to show no interests in any kind of dialogue or engage w ment with south korea and the united states. the leader just last year in

this comes amid growing concerns north korea plans to conduct a nuclear test soon. the group met friday morning. south korea's intelligence agency says pyongyang has completed all preparations and is now just waiting for the right moment. this would be the north's first test since 2017. >> provocation, including a nuclear test is possible. we need to discuss in depth how we would respond to the administration. >> u.s. representative song kim is >> north korea has already conducted 16 missile test launches this year. the meeting of envoys is the first of its kind since south korean president yoon took office. it appears to be meant to show close coordination amongst regional powers against pyongyang's provocation. >>> the u.s. government is once again slamming china, accusing it of detaining large numbers of muslims in internment camps. it estimates more than 1 million uyghurs and others have been detained in the region since 2017. >> china continues its genocide and repression of predominantly muslim uighurs and other minority group. >> the department says china use

north korea typically condemns any joint military exercise between the u.s. and south korea. we have not heard any response from north korea concerning this missile launches today. we have not received any word, at least not yet. >> dana: thank you, appreciate it. >> the system has become a joke. you see the handcuffs put on the justice system instead of handcuffs being put on criminals. >> bill: outrage after the california teen who struck this mother and her baby let off a hook with a slap on the wrist. the criminal past of the driver has many questioning why he was even in the road driving that car. >> dana: a former wisconsin judge killed in his ohm home by a gunman no stranger to the justice system. investigators fear the judge wasn't his only target. the hit list that will shock you. >> bill: the largest ever migrant caravan expected to take off with sights set on our southern border. think he's posting about all that ancient roman coinage? no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving his money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect c

and south korea match north korea missile in the latest display of tensions on that peninsula. and yet another dark weekend in america. at least nine mass shootings with all eyes on congress for any action that can help stop the killing. ukraine says russian forces are renewing their offensive as the battling for the donbas griends on. they reported russian troops suffered losses amid a push towards the key city. in the neighboring luhansk region, they expect russians to redouble their efforts. and cnn teams on the ground reported seeing a long line of cars leaving ukrainian' controlled areas in the donbas region this morning. ukraine says president zelenskyy travelled to war-torn areas in the east and met with displaced residents from mariupol,b which fell under russian control last month. he reportedly visited front line troops in the donbas region. >> translator: i am proud of everyone i met, communicated with and supported. something was brought for the military but i will not detail it and i brought something from them to you. it's imported. we brought confidence and stren

in response to a civil launch by north korea a day earlier. any nuclear test would be in complete violation of un security council resolutions. ah, there would be a swift and forceful response. ah, tis such a test. because as the international atomic energy agency itself has said, there is concern that they may conduct a nuclear test. is, would be very d, stabilizing up to the world security, and i believe that not only the r, okay, in the united states and japan, but the entire world will respond in a strong and clear manner. israel's coalition government has suffered a major setback. it's fail to pass a bill extending protections for his really settlers on the occupied west bank. the emergency regulations was expire at the end of the month of been in place for decades. they allow, as really, is living in illegal settlements to enjoy the benefits of citizenship while palestinians live on the military rule. israel's justice minister has warned that the governing coalition may not survive if it fails to pass the legislation. on al jazeera media

people seem to like his tough stance with north korea. he has had a good summer visit from president, said joe biden, of the united states. and so these does seem to strengthen his hand with his domestic agenda, but also politically with his neighbors. in particular, this does seem to give him a boost to go out and try to restore relations with japan, for example, which is always a very controversial subject here. that in turn would seem to depend at the try try part tripartite alliance with the united states. and between them it seems that taking a much tougher stand with north korea. an exhibition of works by the spanish artists . pablo picasso has returned to the seneca leaves capital 50 years after his 1st display. that curies is at the museum of black civilizations. want to show how precast i was inspired by african art nicholas. hank reports from docker. ma did you find his friend? you brought him a orange school visit to the museum of black civilization to see the work of pablo because the guide given an impassioned explanation on

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north korea also failed to respond to vaccine offers from the u.s. and south korea. north korean leader kim jong-un said earlier this week that conditions there are improving. a claim disputed by the w.h.o. >>> now, china itself has seen some easing of pandemic restrictions, but many of its stringent zero covid policies are still in place, enforced by workers clad in hazmat suits and known as the big whites. some are behaving as n ways that are shocking the nations. word of warning, you may find this shocking. >> reporter: full body white protective gear, shanghai may be exiting the harsh lockdown, but china's covid war snot over. since lackdowns began in cities across china, hazmat suit workers have become symbols to many of brutality and authoritarian excess. covid worker repeatedly beats a man with a stick. this covid worker forcefully shoves a woman to the ground. she hits the pavement. then clutches her head in pain. in another video, a covid worker kicks and slaps a man to the ground. brigade of covid enforcers dragged this woman out of her apartment in shangha

says north korea filed fired multiple rocket launcher shots. the joint chiefs of staff did not give any other details. multiple rocket launchers usually fire shorter range munitions, not like long-range ballistic missiles. this comes as sold announces a dramatic boost in defense is. paul hancock joins me now live. we have more evidence of north korea's menacing posture, but i am wondering what your take is, now, on south korea's strategy, which of course has changed, given south korea's new leadership. >> reporter: paula, certainly what we are seeing from this new south korean president, he has said himself, he wants to have a stronger response to missile launches, to weapons tests, and he wants to be more firm in that response. of course, it is difficult to see exactly what kind of response there will be, as he goes forward, because when you bear in mind kim jong-un is very much in the midst of a testing cycle, he has shown absolutely no interest in negotiations, or engaging in any shape or form with the u.s., or with south korea, even though

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