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wouldn't go to war to defend south korea. in june of 1950, armed with soviet equipment and aided by the chinese, the north koreans invaded south korea. as you can see from our map, they stormed right across the border. the south koreans were largely caught off guard and unprepared. the u.s. had military forces in japan under our far eastern commander douglas mcarthur. the problem was, those troops and their units were badly under strained. they were badly trained. the equipment they had was carryovers from world war ii. it wasn't really useful. we quickly through over some forces. the status episode was taft fourth -- it was a unit, a week battalion that was commanded by charles smith. he had extensive combat experience. smith occupied a position. the soviet tanks ward right through it. one guy, lieutenant ali conner fired brasilia. it was fired into soviet made tanks. needless to say, that was disconcerting. eventually, north korean infantry came through. smith people were compelled to retreat. soldiers fell back and occupie

distraught relatives have been visiting hospitals and a missing persons centre in seoul, south korea's capital, in search of people who may have been injured or killed in a crush on saturday. 154 people died in a narrow alleyway in the itaewon district that's just over three meters wide. officials have warned the death toll could rise. south korean investigators say they don't yet understand the circumstances that led to the crush as the crowds celebrated halloween. south korea's foreign ministry says that at least 26 people from 14 countries were among the dead. 0ur correspondentjean mackenzie sent this report from seoul — you may find parts of it distressing. as the bodies are counted and the victims identified, devastating accounts of seoul's halloween night of horror are emerging. thousands packed onto the streets to party... nuhyil ahammed was in the alley. he managed to climb onto a platform to safety, where he watched the horror play out. there's no way you can breathe. so, everyone lifting up, like... he gasps for air. ..and that's what they're doing, like, taking their last

mm mm ah, ah ah, this is g w. news live from berlin, south korea in morning after halloween celebrations. turn tragic. more than a 150 people are killed in a crowd surge in the capital soul. most of them young people on a night at the death toll of twin car bombings. in the somali capital mogadishu rises to $100.00 somali as president vows to defeat the asher bob militant group after it claims responsibility for the attack and international condemnation. after russia suspends a deal on ukrainian grain exports, moscow says the movies in retaliation for a drone attack on its navy. ah . warm greetings to have you as round the world on michael oak who south korea has declared a period of national mourning for the victims of a crowd surged during halloween celebrations in the capital. so the crush happened in a narrow alleyway in a district of the shout korean capital called it tay one. it's a popular night life area and often attracts large numbers of visitors. an investigation is now under way into what caused the tragedy. we should caution this report includes distressing image. oh no, it

and the united states is firm in its defense of japan and south korea. but aware that north korea is trying to say that if there is a conflict on the korean peninsula that north korea would try to war in the us off by saying that it could hit any us cities or bases if united states were to be engaged in such a conflict, i don't think united states will be, will be deterred by that, but it is certainly an escalation as well. no thing isn't it? this is not the longest range missile, but north, where hasn't it's all snow? no, they've got into intercontinental ballistic missiles. they successfully tested in 2017 and i expect that we will see another such test of an icbm in the coming months. is that the feeling of young and south korea just give us an idea of what the policy that is from the current government towards the north does a south willingboro and is trying to, you know, the tour of the north korean pro location. and i mean, while it, we are, we are trying to, you know, do much more, you know, a lesson stance well. or for example, yesterday, north k

ah, hello, we begin in south korea. we're a nation is in morning after the deaths of at least a 100 and 5th see 3 people who were killed in a stampede during a halloween festival in sol. president usa fuel has called for an immediate investigation. and as rob mcbride reports, the incident follows the recent lifting of covered 19 restrictions. it was a night of revelry that quickly turned into a tragedy. desperate scenes, as 1st responders and other party goers attempted to resuscitate victims pulled from the crush, packed with crowds, people converged on this one alley way with deadly consequences. toys and urged him on there came here at 10 p. m. and it was like a scene from a movie from like things happening during the war. it was completely out of control . ah, some of the 1st rescue was at the scene, said they couldn't get the injured to hospital because of the crowds, many of whom didn't realize the tragedy that was unfolding long prepared to have on home. there were too many people and it was too crowded. i know t

and south korea vowed a tough response. i had only little more hon heckle such reckless nuclear provocation. we would face a resolute response from our military, as well as our allies and the international community put on on hello thalia jr and pushing north korea's leader came john own has long been working on expanding the country's missile program and it's nuclear capabilities. last month, north korea declared itself in nuclear weapons states ruling out any possibility of d nuclear as ation. military experts believe this message was an intermediary range, ballistic missile, most likely of our song 12 shown in these images of a north korean military parade from april. this year the miss, i launch comes after japan, south korea in the u. s. conducted naval exercises together for the 1st time since 2017 south korea and the u. s. have been warning that pyongyang is preparing to conduct another nuclear chest, which they say could happen soon after north korea's ally, china holds a communist party congress on october 16th the

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north korea's military said it responded by firing 10 artillery shots as a warning to south korea. military tensions on the korean peninsula have risen in the past few weeks. stay with us on bbc news — still to come: gridlock in madrid — but it's sheep not cars causing a commotion. indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. 0nly yesterday she had spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it. of what each day might bring. astronaut heroes and one american legend! we're enjoying the show. this is beautiful. baby cries. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india | is the seven billionth person on the planet. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines — borisjohnson has dropped out of the race to be tory leader and prime minister — leaving rishi sunak and penny mordaunt in the running. cementing his place at the top — china's president xi will have a third term in power — the first to do so since chairman mao. well, as you can imagine — the leadership race has dominated the news agenda here in

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north korea, south korea or china and mouse time in china today. the problem is socialism. they compare their utopia, the idea with reality and i think it would be the same as i compare your real-life marriage with -- you would say compared to american -- so i think this is my approach as a historian to compare things and countries that you can compare, for example, east west trauma. the same culture, , the same language, the same history but different economic system which is quite different outcome. this is one example. >> host: do you think china is a capitalist country today? >> guest: no, of course it's not appear capitalist country but even the united states is not pure capitalist country. we have nowhere in the world fewer socials are pure capitalistic with always make sure and i compare with the test tubes, you may contest to with tunic ingredient, markets or capital socials and look at what happened if you add small-market as people in china did over the last 40 years, are you at most safe? as venezuela did in the last 20 years, and speaking about china, at the end

testing missiles to hit and wipe out targets in south korea. ah, i'm jarrett raid, thanks so much for joining us. pakistan has had some of it's worth flooding ever this year. putting a 3rd of the country under water, and displacing millions of people. scientists say climate change has made the disaster worse. and now, after the flooding comes, disease dingey, cholera and malaria, a leading to what the un is calling a 2nd wave of catastrophe. for 2 weeks now my reject ronnie has barely been able to stand up. the 12 year old girl from soccer and southern pakistan has malaria. the area near her home was badly hit by flooding. the stagnant waters and mosquitoes helped infection spread, and getting treatment is almost impossible filing yard. the shag, my family is very poor body, we can hardly afford medicine. they said that they still managed to get me something from the pharmacy, but it hasn't made me feel better. i had the ad the lena hanniman in to had her main caregiver as her grandfather saw dear din, but he doesn't have much money either. he

and south korea have been running joint military drills. not korea sees its own tests out in response to that. chinese official fate, the us is only raising tensions in the region. well miss you on you, been with us is playing by double standard, engaging and political maneuvering. while poisoning the security environmental attentions on the peninsula shouldn't come as a surprise. but for now, a lowering of tensions seems unlikely, with north korea declaring itself an irreversible nuclear power. thanks to watching this more and d, w dot com, forward slash asia at dw news, and i am at john underscore rate c. tomorrow. with hold center i'm you can that i think that's hard and in the end is a me you are not locked up to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this reliance of the what's your story? i was women, especially victims of violence, seen a lot of take part and send us your story. yeah. chain always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor now the guests you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants,

the local fire chief says young people from south korea and beyond. witnessing say these iconic festivities always draw an international crowd. and this video on twitter shows an apparent lack of crowd control. a sea of bodies pouring into a tiny area. an ominous warning telling people to be careful. police and emergency crews crush to the scene. shortly after 10:00 p.m. local saturday night. and the news agency reported that emergency lines flooded with calls from people in the packed area saying they were stuck, suffocating, some who fell down, apparently crushed under a growing pile of people. official causes of death not confirmed, but dozens suffered cardiac arrest. >> i saw the people like going to the left side. and i actually saw the person actually getting to the opposite side. and so actually the person in the middle, they got jammed. and they have like no way to communicate. they cannot breathe. >> reporter: fire chief called it a presumed stampede. investigation is ongoing. social media shows emergency crews struggling pulling injured and

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united states and south korea. and this is something that north korea has complained about quite strongly. so there seems to be for sure political message there as well. there are also fees gang could conduct a nuclear weapons test for the 1st time since 2017. they say this could happen shortly after china's upcoming party congress on october 16. according to south korean and us officials, can you tell us more about that? so deborah, have seen those preparations complete on so they believed that basically it's entirely up to counseling political calculations on wayne and whether he wants to resume their tests. and most observers, i think it's unlikely that they would test particularly close to the chinese congress, given their close ties with baking. but south korea has said that they see perhaps likely window after that congress. i am the u. s. elections coming up in november. and the latest missile test is seen as increasing the likelihood that north korea maybe preparing to go ahead and resume nuclear testing as

i can't imagine how much else is being talked about today in south korea. how is the country reacting to what happened is certainly a bit of a state of shock. we've seen a lot of cancellations of bearing festivities. this was, of course, part of a hollowing celebration, which is not really a big holiday in south korea. but it's been kind of increasingly become part of that 70 gold taking part in different parties and costing parties, things like that. over the weekend. we had major companies as well as schools, things like that, cancel a bunch of following thing, activities and other promotions. so we're expecting to see that last, at least through the period that president, he would have designated as a period of morning and also us ex answers to the political questions. how did this happen? what was the official response, including the apparent lack of some police crowd control in that area? right? josh smith, corresponding for reuters. many, many thanks to molly, as president says, the death toll has risen to at least a 100 after 2 car bombs hit the capi

and south korea conduct military exercises and response to a missile test from north korea, palestinians, and gaza, offered visas to work. and israel with those permits come with conditions. and i'm pull brennan in birmingham u k, where the british prime minister is to give a speech trying to reunite had deeply divided policy brushes. president vladimir person has signed into law, the annexation of 4 ukrainian regions, a way cop to separate us referendums that cave. and its allies called a sham that the kremlin now controls less of those regions than it did when the votes were held. his a look at the areas rush says it has any ext. these are the full regions that voted and referendums to join russia. the area and rid shows what fresh and forces now control moscow says, all of done it can hands will be part of its federation, even though it's not and full control of these provinces. as for kasan and for risha further south, many areas are outside moscow's control, and the kremlin has it to clarify what exactly it's claiming to do unless the ukrainian army is carrying out a pretty fast and

kpix5 tragedy in south korea. the number of those killed exceeds 150. wendy gillette has the latest. some of the images you are about to see could be disturbing . >> reporter: ambulance sirens wailed in the streets of seoul, korea. first responders and anyone prepared to help desperately perform cpr to save those who stop breathing. crowd celebrating halloween searched into a narrow alley near popular clubs and bars. the crash became too much, and many failed toppling each other like dominoes. an estimated 100,000 young people , mostly in their 20s, were celebrating the holiday .'s social media video captured the terror of the night as the surge started. overwhelmed emergency officials line the dead in the streets. president biden and the first lady released a statement sending their deepest condolences to the families who lost a loved ones. south korea's president declared national morning and visited the site of the tragedy. this is the worst disaster in the country since a ferry sinking in 2014 . >> right now we understand at least 150 people are hur

and in south korea, authorities will launch an investigation into this weekend. tragedy party goers crushed to death and sold major might life district plus disaster in the philippines following yet another tropical storm will take a look at the death toll and damage. ah, i melissa chan. thanks for joining us. search operations continue in the indian state of googe iraq, where a bridge collapse killed at least a 132 people. the suspension bridge was 1st built in the 19th century, but had recently undergone a refurbishment opening just days earlier. boats have been scouring the area to locate any additional victims. eye witnesses say many of those who fell into the river were children. crowds had packed the foot bridge, celebrating the holidays of the devali and go up googe erotic year. he w, south asia bureau chief america cima, has more about the many questions being asked, how this disaster could happen, and who is responsible? how could a bridge, which had gone to months of renovations, or be opened and collapse within just days of reopening. now they are obviously lot of theories to tha

the miss i launch comes after japan, south korea in the u. s. conducted naval exercises together for the 1st time since 2017 south korea and the u. s. have been warning that peeling young is preparing to conduct another nuclear chest, which they say could happen soon after north korea's ally, china holds a communist party congress on october 16th. now that's bringing josh smith is a journalist than sol as senior correspondent with the reuters news agency. josh, is this a miss alt has more serious than previous ones. it certainly raised the stakes of what we've seen so far this year. as you mentioned it over flu, japan, which is very rare for them. most of the time they fly their missiles on what's called the last 6 to get 3 shooting them very high. in some cases, thousands of kilometers into outer space, but they don't travel very far. they land in the ocean between the korean peninsula and japan. in this case, they flew over japan and that obviously has political implications, really raising peers in japan and getting a lot of the attention

from the perspective about networks journalist on al jazeera, ah, south korea is in morning after more than a 150 people died in a stampede during a halloween events. ah, you're watching al 0 life from a headquarters in delphi, i'm getting obligated also coming up. so am aaliyah's president says more than a 100 people were killed and saturdays. twin bombings, and the hearts of the capital market issue would be live from bob in lebanon. where president michelle owns term is ending without a successor in place. and on brazilian m p from presented to your boss and there was party chases, arrival lula supporter as rallies, conclude ahead of sundays, run off. a hello south korea's president has declared a period of national morning after these, the 151 people were killed in a stampede in the capital. so it happens in the central it's a wan district, a popular night life area filled with restaurants and clubs. most victims were in their teens and twenties. brought mcbride has the latest. it was a night of revelry that quickly turned into a tragedy. desperate scenes as 1st responders and othe

a south korea begins this period of morning. there is a sense of disbelief that this tragedy could have happened in a society renowned for self control and following the rules. and why it seems nobody anticipated the crush of people that gathered with such deadly consequences . at a briefing from the government emergency response, team reporters repeatedly asked why more police were not on duty to handle crowd control. instead of tackling crime casual when it comes to public gatherings, the police have been focusing on cram prevention and illegal crack done rather than on the spot control. and the government has also announced financial support to help families pay for the many funerals that will take place in the coming days. as well as medical expenses for the scores who were injured. once the morning period is over, there will likely be fundamental changes in the way all future public gatherings are controlled. but it has taken this halloween tragedy for that to happen. rob mcbride al jazeera, so police in india have arrested

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people are leaving white flowers with the mourning flower here in south korea, snacks, notes there are a growing number of people have been gathering here to mourn, express their condolences. and so beyond that, we are waiting as well for an answer why. how this happened and more generally how this could have happened in a society like this. there are questions that need to be answer going forward. >> thomas, thank you so much for bringing us the latest >>> the horrific incident in south korea is raising an uncomfortable necessary question stateside. could the same thing happen here our kathy park reports >> reporter: looking at the videos, it's hard to tell how these massive crowds in south korea turned so deadly some expert says the packed, narrow streets of seoul were a recipe for disaster. for 20 years, jose vega was assigned to nypd's controlunit managing the parades and the ball drop on new year's eve. he says the situations aren't always being trampled, but also while being squeezed in tight. people start to panic so the breathing becomes worse. when you can't get a good breath

copy says a headscarf came off by accident during an event in south korea rights activists now fear for safety. instagram account claims. she's going home on a pre arranged schedule, and government protests in iran on the 5th week. the gene. sure, a kite is an activist for women's rights. i asked her about the claim that own us were kawisi job, fell off by accident. oh, who were actually expecting that we were expecting the security and intelligence services, putting pressure on her to publish something as a pattern they've been doing for the last 34 years. so every time there's something happening that they don't take rebate, one of the 1st steps they do, they take over their social media and a post on their behalf. the next us that, that we are really worried about is when she gets back to route, which is midnight, you kay? time. basically what happened is usually happening is she would be taken to the prison or somewhere in confinement. and they would question, have you know, already her brother has been arrested and have been questioning her brother, i'm putting pressure under on ha

the last time south korea was in the 24000000 people was in the 50s. so it is a massive change that will be. busy occurring in a number of countries by 2015 more than a few countries on territories will be experiencing population decline. right, so i see united a highly interesting when we think about the, you know, putting juxtaposing south korea's change over time with some of the places where population is still growing. because on the flip side of that, there 8 countries in the world that will account for more than half of world population growth between now and 2050. and one of those is egypt, which, you know, egypt leadership had famously compared egypt population to south korea as many decades ago and, and are in 2008. and had noted that many decades ago both countries had similar population sizes. and then that just totally went into different directions. after that i think the, the diversity that both jennifer and alex are, are emphasizing. it's like, hugely important. i think it's really part of the big story for the 1000000000 is we're so di

in seoul, south korea, where the u.s. is reportedly bringing in more fire power near the peninsula following a string of north korea's missile tests. a u.s. air craft carrier strike group is on its way off the korean peninsula. the move comes after they test fired two more nuclear missiles today. that is 25 this yearment the highest number since kim jong-un came to power. on wednesday the u.n. security met to discuss pyongyang's program and the u.s. accused russia and china, without naming them, of enabling north korea. >> as we all know, the dprk has enjoyed blanket protection from this council. they have gone out of their way to justify the dprk's provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions re regime. in short, two permanent members of the security council have enabled kim jong-un. >>> paula hang cobs is standing by from seoul, south korea. this is an extraordinary number of tests in a very short space of time, paula. >> reporter: it is, max. it's what's a record of missile launches that we're seeing th

to south korea. so i wonder what you make of that posture. >> and not just south korea but one might argue japan where there are more than 50,000 troops based and even mainland united states, but north korea has always said they're not interested in any sort of, you know, first strike although they're certainly not ruling that out and made changes to their laws and constitution to basically solidify themselves as a nuclear weapons state. when the vice president kamala harris was at the demilitarized zone and she was looking at soldiers through the binoculars and the soldiers were looking back at her and she used that language that doesn't really reflect the reality on the ground in poengiac where they've invested so much in their nuclear program. they have so little trust after most notably in hanoi when he left them hanging with the lunch table set and no one was left there to sit and eat with them. that was the end of the diplomatic stage. you mentioned the south korean response. for the first time

and south korea completed the new round of naval exercises. a funeral has been held and became offensive for 27 soldiers killed by now. linked fighters last month. now the attack accelerated, the 2nd military q this year, the finances, the time to call morning delivering supplies to the north of the country. the u. s . is revealing a request from hazy for international security support. it's asked for a specialized armed forces. the security situation on the island deteriorates gangs of blockaded the main port after the prime minister ended fuel subsidies. rallies have been held in cities across the us in support of reproductive rights. organizes are hoping to encourage people to vote the politicians who back abortion rights is a critical issue. heard of next month, bit term elections. protests against rising energy prices in germany. thousands of people gathered in berlin for the demonstration organized by the far right. sd party, a group of anti nancy demonstrators held counter protests while news in half now here and there. a witness is nex

in south korea as well. this is certainly an escalation that will catch the eye of the international community. what could come next could potentially be another test of a continental ballistic missile or buzz about the possibility of a nuclear test for the first time in many years. that would be a severe provocation and pretty much a departure from the state of quarrel. the are waiting to see what reaction we might get from the international community. markets are a little muted today on this missile launch this morning, but a missile test certainly would be quite shocking. so we will see in the coming weeks if anything happens of this thought. haidi: let's get you a check of the latest business flash headlines. credit suisse plunges into the market fresh turmoil over the ceos attempt to reinsure investors backfiring. the friday memo had a dramatic move in the stock price and credit suisse. the cost to ensure that debt jumped with the highest ever. shares with fresh record lows. google has -- after china en

south korea. and they'll do group horses on horses are now operational and by shooting all these miss are they say then i mean they are ready. alyssa, how concerning is it for japan that this intermediate range ballistic missile flu? first of all, over its land. second of all, it was unannounced. well, i think for everybody and obligation to a nurse launches which the cpr always ignore was in terms of japan. clearly, it gave rise to notices to, to citizens in northern japan and some places are, was clearly the most are went beyond the range of massage was probably intended to demonstrate a capability to reach a member of your career is well aware that systems in north korea that can strike japan the new care posture that the north korean, so that makes it clear that if a new positive associated with a new can in any action against the b r k, then they can become targets as well. so of course it's a reason for particular concern for absolutely, and how much of it concern mark is it for the us? is t

south korea and japan are conducting military drills in response to north korea's miss. i launched on tuesday, the u. s. navies, flagship aircraft carrier headed to the sea of japan for training with the south koreans. us fighter jets have also carried out drills with japan. jung young's nuclear capable, ballistic missile was the 1st to fly over japan in 5 years. our white house correspondent kimberley hancock is with his kimberly the u. s. flexing military and diplomatic muscle. tell us more. yeah, that's right. well the united states is beth. it's request having a meeting of this to discuss the latest launch by north korea cross japan on tuesday of it's ballistic missile. there is that discussion taking place at the un security council, but we also know that joint exercises are taking place as well. the reason for this is that the united states is really using these short exercises with south korea, as well as japan, as a show of force to really deter north korea from conducting any sort of similar launch. now the reason for this is that the united states is really try

ah ah hole ah ah ah north korea fires another missile just hours after the us, japan and south korea whole joint military drills. ah, hello i mariam demising in london, you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program. the world's top oil producers agree to cut production and boost prices. white houses accuses him of aligning with russia. present, let him a push in signs, a lot annexed for ukrainian regions, while his forces flee frontline areas give calls at the act of a collective madhouse. and hunger and desperation in somalia, where millions restoring what could become the worst famine in a generation. ah hello, welcome to the program. begin with breaking news us out from north korea, which is reportedly fired, another ballistic missile, according to south korea's joint chiefs of staff and japan's coast guard, the u. s. south korea and japan have been carrying out military drills in response to an earlier launch out. the u. s. navy's flagship aircraft carriers heading for the sea of japan for training with the south koreans. us fighter jets have also carried out drills wi

and south korea carried out in less than 24 hours. we are told the reason we are for is show korea that are not capable militarily of responding to anything they might do. it wasn't a direct response to the missile launched over the top of japan on tuesday. we heard from john kirby the national security coordinator speaking to cnn. he said the purpose of this trail, the second between the u.s. and south korea gal was to make sure north korea knew they could respond if necessary. >> we wanted denuclearization. he hasn't shown an inclination to move in that direction and he is moving in the opposite >> there has been widespread condemnation from around the region. the fact that there was no warning for this particular missile launch as there rarely is from north korea. concerns about those a region in the center and this is they are kind of waking up to that alert on tuesday morning as the missile flew overhead. we are hearing from the u.s. and south korean side, it is a coordinated effort. it has been over recent hours to show >>> time

kumasi: stampede in south america -- south korea. reggie: why you need to be cautious if you are heading to the water today. it is monday, october 31. kumasi: we have that check on the forecast with lisa. lisa: we have a dense fog advisory and the fog will be with that spread around about 8:00. notice all the clouds around. a quarter mile visibility with the fog. elsewhere, no problems with visibility but on the east bay,

korea, philippine and american forces and also very importantly south korea. there was a trilateral exercise between the united states, south korea, and the japanese maritime self-defense ministers. so all these things concurrently happening to increase this trend of greater japanese activity by the self-defense forces. >> i have a feeling i know the answer having listened to what craig said about china's increasing assertiveness and the threat from north korea and everything else he was saying, there's no doubt in your mind that japan is not using what it perceives as the current leejal and global threats as an excuse, just an excuse to bolster military capabilities, it is pursuing a perfectly reasonable set of defense policies given the deteriorating security environment in the indo-pacific region? >> it's basically -- i think japan has been excessively neutral in many senses, but i think it's very, very clear now that, especially as craig was mentioning, the forming of quad and also the bilateral agreements and also with south korea, it's very, very clear t

people are coming by to lay flowers and to leave drinks which is the tradition in south korea. this has been a tragedy for south korea and after just six months in office, possibly a defining moment for the south korean president. alex? >> it is a heart break for sure, those two american families, having to get that word about their students, their loved ones, just studying overseas. thank you very much. >>> a new wave of russian attacks on kyiv today, 80% of consumers there no longer have access to water according to a utilities company. officials say that at least 18 power plants were hit across the country, knocking out power, and go to molly hunter joining us from kyiv with the very latest. and russia attacking ukraine's infrastructure and how are officials there responding? >> yes, that's right. attacking critical infrastructure, which in itself, you know, can even be a critical target, one that obviously will be justified, but this is hurting civilians, when you attack a power plant, that is directly affecting, as we saw, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands in this c

the south korea has been quick to react. it's mobilized for 5 digits to hold military drills and dropped a peer of guided bombs on a target of its with coast for american kids have also taken pass in the exercise from mcbride has been following developments from sol. we've seen a very strong reaction as you would expect from a japan food casita, the prime minister, calling as a reckless act at the country's chief cabinet secretary saying that this threatened regional piece and also the international community. we've also had a strong response from sol here. and so kel, the south korean president saying that there would be a resolute response from the countries military and also from south careers, allies. but you have to say that it's difficult to see just what other measures the international community and the allies in this part of the world can put in place to try to get tests at north korea to change its ways. the upper house of russia's parliament has approved the claim to annexation of full regions in ukraine. the new

north korea, south korea, the problem is socialism compare utopia their idea with reality. it can compare your real lifeec you t compare. this is my approach to compare things that they can compare. for example the same language, the same history. the different system with quite a different outcome. think china is a capitalist country today? >> it's not the capitalist country social. there is a mixture. who ingredients markets. people in china did over the last 40 years years. and speaking about china at the end of the 50s this the biggest social experiment in history. people do not know it. 45 million people died. lectures all over the world and i ask young people have you heard about this people who died there? almost no one has heard about it. and then and one, 88% of people listed 88% straight less than 1%, why? private property, free market of cost. i have a friend who is an economist and despite of the you look at chili as well. chili what were capitalist and the trend they worked on a new president who was on the left. >> is crazy i've been in chile by the way five w

and there's been similar condemnation from south korea. north korea fire the medium long range missile with a range of 4000 kilometers over japan. as i said on armed forces, they want to over 1st such reckless nuclear provocation will face a decisive response from our military and our allies and the international community. already facing the toughest sanctions and largely shunned by the international community. the north themes, undeterred with north korea leader kim jong and declaring last month that his country is now officially a nuclear armed power and testing longer range missiles seems to send that message to the world. yeah, i think one way to read these pets pretty frequently is that there's sort of a demand for attention. north korea doesn't like being understood as a failed korea, where the weird korea has a real one compared to south. this launch comes as the us and it's south korean and japanese allies wrap up. the navy drills led by the ronald reagan, the 1st exercise by an american aircraft carrier to korean waters in 5 year

the us south korea and japan are continuing to carry out military drills in response to north korea's miss our launch. on tuesday, the u. s. navies, flagship aircraft carrier headed to the ac. the training with the south koreans, us fighter jets also carried out drills with japan over its north sea. jo yags, nuclear capable ballistic missile was the 1st to fly over japan. and 5 years will several countries, including the us, are calling for an emergency. you insecurity council meeting to respond to what they call the north growing threat. we condemn this dangerous and reckless launch of a long range ballistic missile that move over to pan. and it posed an unacceptable threat to the japanese public. this action is a clear violation. multiple resolutions adopted by the un security council. and again demonstrates the threat that the g p r a i hold both as it relates to it's a law for one program, but also it's for ignition program and the threat to its neighbors as well. rob mcbride has more from the south korean capital. south korea had promised a resolute response to a tuesday's launch

ah, south korea is in morning after more than a 150 people die in a stampede during a halloween event. ah, you're watching out a 0 life from a headquarters in sal. hi daddy navigator also coming up. so maria's president says more than a 100 people were killed and saturdays twin bombings at the heart of the capitol. mogadishu. 2 i a brazilian mp from president a your boss in arrows party chase is down a rival lula supporter as rallies conclude ahead of sundays run off foe. and germany decides to keep nuclear plants running to fend off an energy crisis after russia cut off gas supplies. ah, hello south korea's president has declared a period of national morning after at least a 151 people were killed in a stampede in the capital, sol. it happened in the central. it's all on district. it's a popular night life area filled with restaurants and clubs. most victims were in their teens and twenties. brought mcbride has the latest. oh, it was a night of revelry that quickly turned into a tragedy. desperate scenes, as 1st responders and other party goers attempted to resuscitate victims pulled

now south korea has declared.