the state-run korean central news agency said it would begin on june 29th in pyongyang. north korean experts say the agenda will likely include structural changes to state organizations and personnel affairs. some say change could be made to the post of the first chairman of the national defense commission. it's currently held by kim jong un. at the may congress kim assumed the newly-created position of party chairman. also at the meeting, the policy of pursuing nuclear and economic development together was incorporated in the party platform. observers will be watching to see if ne decisions will be made on that policy. they say north korea's leadership could use the session to take specific steps to further solidify pyre. power. >>> the country's nuclear program was criticized at a meeting of the international atomic agency over signs it's reactivating a nuclear facility. the iaea discussed the issue at a board meeting wednesday in vienna. earlier the agency saiaid it detected signs that pyongyang had reactivated a plant in nyongbyon to reprocess spent fuel. the board m

. >>> more provocations from pyongyang. south korea's military says north korea launched two ballistic missiles early wednesday, but one appears to have failed. >>> and coping with over abundance. high-tech solutions are taking hold in japan to keep edible food from winding up as trash. >>> official campaigning is now under way for japan's upper house election on july 10th. political leaders have gone out across the country to call for voters' support. among the major issues are shinzo abe's economic policies. new national security laws and the idea of amending the constitution. >> translator: i thought i must launch my election campaign from kumamoto. i thought i will convey to the entire nation our commitment to rebuilding kumamoto after the earthquakes. the key issue of this electionn is economic policy. opposition party members cannot open their mouths without criticizing, all they say is abenomics has failed. this fight is about whether to advance or retreat. are we going to vigorously push forward abenomics to see jap

they made it clear that pyongyang's two-track policy of developing nuclear weapons, and the economy, will remain in place. the repoport also saysys ri tol that north korea will work to boost friendly ties with china. china's state run xinhua news agency repororted that xi reiterated china's position of seeking to denuclearize the korean peninsula. he told ri that beijing's stance is consistent and clear. >>> more than a month after powerful earthquakes hit central japan, airports are finally getting back to business as usual. all domestic flights resumed service thursday at kamomoto airport. >> translator: this is very good news. i hope we can r return to our normal lives as soon as possible. >> the quake damaged the terminal building and caused the ceiling to collapse. all airplanes were grounded for three days. since then, domestic flights have gradually resumed. international service is set to restart on friday, beginning with flights to and from kaoshung in taiwan. but airport officials say they still don't know when airplanes will be able to fly to hong kong and seoul. >>> more

pyongyang has stepped up drills. on carly explains.s. >> the nuclear missile theoeoretically has the abilityo hit the territory of kuan. new launches onon wednesday appears to be more successful. 400 kilometers, a new record for pyongyang. fore is a great concern washington and its allies. >> today's misissile launch, as with the ballistic missile launches in the past, is in clear violation of the resolution. we absolutely cannot allow it, and i have launched a resolulute protest against it. >> japan placed its military on high alert. a series of un security council fans -- bans them from using nuclear weapons, but north korea says it is infringing them. missiles.d their been onhere has historic review -- ruling in the hague. john pierre bond but was sentenced for war crimes committed by troops under his command in neighboring central african republic. crimes date back to 2002 and 2003 when he was in charge of a rebel group. that group has become a major party.se jennifer explains many have criticized the ruling. jen

south korea's military said one of them flew 400 kilometers, a new record for pyongyang. concern in washington and allies in seven tokyo. >> today's missile launch, as with bliss of missile launches in the past, is in clear violation of the united nations resolution. we absolutely cannot allow it, and i have launched a resolute protest against it. reporter: japan placed its military on highlight with at least three missile launchers seen outside the defense ministry on wednesday. a series of you and security council resolutions ban -- un security council resolutions bans north korea from using the technology but north korea has rejected them as an infringement on its sovereignty. the north conducted its fourth nuclear test in january, followed by a satellite launch and testing of its missiles. governmentmbia's announced a landmark cea-fire deal with the leftist farc rebel insurgency. it is the last major step towards ending one of the world's longest wars. the conflict has killed almost a quarter of a million people and displaced millions since 1964. 15-year u.s.-backed m

he says pyongyang may be reactivating a research reactor for its nuclear weapons program. >> it is deeply regrettable to the dplk has shown no indication that it is willing to comply with the security council resolution. >> the head of the international atomic energy agency also said there are signs pyongyang is expanding facilities to enrich uranium. u.s. analysts released images showing smoke rising from the nuclear complex in nyongbyon. and vehicles also moving nearby. amano says inspectors should be allowed back into the complex. north korean officials expelled the agents from the country in 2009. >>> nuclear safety officials in the u.s. say they have taken a big step towards making the world a less dangerous place. they say a batch of plutonium has arrived safely from japan. it's part of their efforts to keep nuclear materials out of the hands of terrorists. the plutonium was used at a research facility in northeastern japan. a vessel carrying 331 kilograms of weapons-grade material left japan in march. that's enough to make 40 atomic bombs. u.s. officials say it's arrived safely at

pyongyang has repeatedly demanded the group's return. it claims they were abducted by south korea's intelligence agency. running restaurants in china allows north korea to gain much-needed foreign currency. south korean media report that growing pressure from pyongyang could be behind defections. they say the north is ordering the restaurants to send back more funds even though their operation is becoming difficult because of sanctions and other international pressure on the nation. shinzo abe has made official his delay of a tax hike. it was scheduled for next april but abe wants it pushed back by two and a half years. the change has to be approved by the diet first. abe says he wants voters to weigh in on his decision during the upper house election set for july 10th. >> translator: at the g7 summit world leaders shared an understanding of global economic risks. japan will push forward various policies such as advancing structural reforms and increasing public spending. in doing so, a tax hike that has the potential to weaken domestic

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the braiding soul and pyongyang. andiberating seol pyongyang. they push the chinese back. approach the 30th parallel. macarthur's plan was that you could end the war with a victory. we would defeat not just north korea, but the chinese or forces.-- we have to take the necessary steps including strategic warming and perhaps nuclear weapons. make it so the chinese cannot resupply their armies in north korea. as the famous statement, there is no substitute for victory. the truman administration disagreed and thought there was a substitute, a stalemate. return u.n. forces to the 30th parallel. free south korea from communist domination but allowing north korea and the chinese to remain in place north of the border, or boundary line. the 30th parallel. 38 parallel. macarthur was outspoken about why he felt this kind of approach would be a mistake. why he felt his hand had been tied by the truman administration in terms of dealing with and lashing out at the chinese. with is what macarthur desperate he sounds off. yet done all his career. truman, this became a moment in which he

pyongyang made four attempts in the past couple months. but south korean and u.s. military officials say all the attempts failed. >>> time to take a look at the business news. u.s. chair has commented on the impact the british referendum could have on the u.s. economy and the glow ball market. good morning. what did janet yellen say? >> good morning. she was testifying before the senate banking committee. yellen said britain's split would lead to uncertainty that could trigger market instability. >> uk vote to exit the european union could have significant economic repercussions. we don't flow what wiknow what and we'll have to watch carefully. >> she said a brexit could probably not send the u.s. economy back into a recession but could result in disruptions in financial markets as inves r investors scramble to avert risks. even so, the pace of job gains slowed in may. yellen said the fed sees the trend as temporary but will be watching the job market carefully. market players paid full attention to yellen's comments. they are on edge as the british referendum is o

the international atomic energy agency said last week that it has indications pyongyang reactivated a plan to reprocess spent fuel. sipri i says all nuclear weapon-possessing states continue to prioritize nuclear deterrence as the cornerstone of security strategies. hiroshi nakajima, nhk world. >>> the latest figures out of china point to uncertainty on the economy. gene otani brings us details. >> retail sales in china are growing at a slow pace. retail sales up 10% from may last year. the number is down 0.1 percentage point and weakest growth since april last year. slumping sales of apparel and home electronics are leading the decline. the bureau released may figures for industrial output up 6% year on year unchanged from the previous month. government backed investment helped the railway and aviation sectors but growth in capital investment continue to slow. consumers are worrying about jobs. >>> business sentiment was in negative territory for the second straight quarter in the april to june period. surveyed 16,000 companies represents difference between respondents who view busin

delegates from across the country will attend the supreme people's assembly in pyongyang. the workers party held its first congress in 36 years in may. kim's late father, kim jong il, boosted the commission's authority as he placed top priority on the military. some analysts say the commission should be or rather could be reorganized or its power may be reduced. the policy of promoting nuclear and missile development is likely to be confirmed. last wednesday north korea launched a new type of intermediate range ballistic missile known as the musudan. delegates are expected to discuss legislation to implement a five-year strategy for economic development. the party congress last month laid out the blueprint. >>> indonesia's parliament has moved to beef up defense spending. the defense ministry's budget will rise to $8.25 billion, the midst of tensions with china over the south china sea. there was a series of confrontations between indonesian naval ships and chinese fishing boats in the rich fishing grounds there. china has said it does not dispute indonesia's sovereignty o

the south korean defense ministry says pyongyang has done it again. >> north korea tried to launch a missile and we believe it failed. south korea is not the only nation on high alert. the country's media say the missile in question was medium-range, which would allow it to target japan. they say they have all of its military prepared to shoot down projectiles just in case. >> the government has great interest in developments regarding missile related at duties. we are constantly as and analyzing information. we have not detected any incoming missiles and it has not affected our national security. reporter: the tests and attempted launches have resulted in severe sanctions being imposed on the country. but, so far, that has proven an ineffective deterrent. sarah: authorities in thailand have removed 40 tigers from a buddhist temple that is also a popular tourist site. another 90 seven are set to be removed this week after animal-rights groups accused the monks of mistreating animals. they have denied the allegations and said they are not letting the tigers go without a fight. reporte

pyongyang frequently expresses hostility towards the united states, which led a push this year for new u.n. sanctions in response to the north's nuclear and missile tests. the u.s. also conducts joint military exercises with south korea south korea. north korea is thought to have launched 20 missiles since march with various ranges. >>> it's time for eye an asia. they have begun laying the ground work to report those referred to as comfort women. the members held their first meeting on tuesday in seoul. they will discuss how the fund can address the women's psychological scars and restore their dignity. the governments of south korea and japan agreed to set up the foundation as part of a deal last december to bring a permanent end to the long simmering issue. japan will contribute about $9 million to the project. university professor heads the committee. she said the members will work hard to provide what the women really want. kim referred to a debate over a statue symbolizing comfort women. the statue was erected in front of the japanese embassy. they have demanded it be removed. kim

. >>> north korean leader kim jong-un gave himself a new title in pyongyang. the title is yet another top leadership role for kim. and it comes a week after the country successfully tested a ballistic missile raising concerns in the international community. earlier we spoke with an expert on north korea for more insights. >> it is to show off to the world, particularly to the united states and south korea, that they now possess the capability to fire nuclear warhead to south korea, u.s. military targets, and also parts of japan. kim jong-un ordered to continue actions to improve the ability to fire test of re-entry of nuclear warheads through the atmosphere. and its explosion. so they're now putting them into reality. at this supreme peoples assembly, they changed the constitution and gave kim jong-un another important title as the chairman of the state affairs committee. this committee replaces the former north korea's national defense commission created by kim jong-il. vice chairmen were selected. frfrom this formation we can se that kim jong-un will rule th

. >> translator: if north korea launches another missile it means that pyongyang will ignore continued warnings from the international community and will violate resolutions again. >> he also says his government is closely monitoring north korea's actions focusing on any preparations for another launch. >>> the president of tokyo electric power company admitted to a coverup during the early days of the fukushima crisis. he says tepco did conceal reactor meltdowns immediately after the march 2011 earthquake and tsunami. >> it is natural for the public to interpret the decision as a coverup. we deeply apologize. >> tepco only admitted to the meltdowns at the nuclear plant two months after the accident. and now some of the top staff at the utility will face repercussions. the president will have one month's pay cut by 10% and the managing executive officer in charge of nuclear power will have one month's pay cut by 30%. last week a panel reported that tepco's president at the time had instructed decisions not to use the word "meltdown." the report said he was following instructions from t

., japan, and south korea are calling on p ii pyongyang to take steps toward denuclearzation. gene otani has more. >> for the second straight month they blamed the slow down on the stronger yen. the japan department stores association said duty-free sales totaled nearly $130 million. that's down more than 16% in yen terms from a year ago. each foreign visitor spent about $540. 26% less. the growing number of visitors have been japan before and want a wider range of experiences. >> translator: many foreign tourists are shifting from shopping to sightseeing. the overall trend suggests they're interested in lowered price merchandise. >> the industry expects sales to decline for some time. >>> japan's latest trade figures are out. they show the country is buying less and selling less. the trade balance in may fell into the red for the first time in four months. lower oil prices have been cutting the imports and seeing fewer exports of steel and semi conductors. >>> the trade deficit was nearly 41 billion yen. it shrank 11.3%. exports fell nearly 40%. and exports to vietnam and oth

. >>> tens of thousands of north koreans crowded central square in pyongyang to mark the 66th anniversary of the start of the korean war. the weeks between june 25th and july 27th are called the month of anti-u.s. struggle in north korea. north korea says america started the korean war back in 1950. historians say the war started when north korea invaded the south. >>> korean war veterans were honored here at home, too. in a ceremony at penn's landing today. dozens gathered at the korean war memorial to honor local american and korean veterans who lost their lives in the war. more than 5 million soldiers and civilians died during the three-year conflict. philadelphia judge and combat veteran patrick dugen spoke to the crowd today. >> it's combat. it's brutal. it's terrible. sometimes it's necessary. because evil came to south korea. >> philadelphia councilman david oh led today's ceremony. >>> the always popular manayunk art festful kicked off today. more than 300 local and national artists set up shop. if you missed out today, you still have a chance to check it out again tomorrow. >>> w

over seas, tens of thousands of north koreans crowded a central square in pyongyang to mark the occasion. the week between june 25th and july 27th are called the month of u.s. anti-struggle. they say america started the korean war in 1950. historians say it happened when north korea invaded the south. >>> we're now just 39 days away, and we're finding out who is officially heading to brazil to represent team usa. last night the usa men's gymnastic's team were announced. five were selected after the trials were held in st. louis. those selected say it is a moment they will never forget. >> being named with those guys, it's an amazing honor. it is so motivating. >> they will try to make up far disappoints fifth place finish from the 2012 olympics in london. >>> families got into the olympic spirit. they celebrated with a let's's move olympics day. it is to promote wellness for all families. 7:26 right now. athletes are running, biking, and swimming their way through philadelphia, we'll take you live to the trirock triathlon. >> a gorgeous day in the forecast. muggy but certainly ideal. the

the treasury department designated pyongyang as a money-laundering concern. a treasury official says it is a further step backwards, severing banking relationships with the north. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists and more than 150 news bureaus around the world. scarlet: thank you. let's get a recap of today's action. stocks were little changed. rebounding from an early selloff. the catalyst for the recovery was the manufacturing report pmi pace in may and an increase in prices paid. there has been this theme that the economy is s like itg, and it look-alike is. has gone ack market full year without reaching a new high, and now there are signs of erosion. the economic recovery sent stocks climbing for six straight years. companies that wanted to buy other companies or their own shares or raised evidence, did so. example, u.s. companies have been a greater source of demand in terms of net stock purchases since the start of the bull market. 2016, they were the only ones buying stocks. now things are shifting. profit margins are tighteni

. >> tens of thousands of north koreans surrounded a central square in pyongyang to celebrate the anniversary of the start of the korean war. it is call the month of anti-u.s. struggle in north korea. they say america started the korean war, but historians say it started when north korea invaded the south. korean war veterans were honored in a ceremony at penn's landing. dozens gathered to honor local korean veterans that lost their lives in the war. philadelphia judge and combat veteran patrick dugan spoke to the press. >> it is comebat, brutal, terrible, and sometimes it is necessary. because evil came to south korea. >>> 6:27 right now. one of the toughest endurance challenges is about to get started in philadelphia. the trirock triathlon, and monique braxton is live where the athletes are gearing up for it all, monique. >> right now we're showing you a gentleman who is showing the national anthem. he is a veteran. this is how the first of three races will begin. the singing of the national anthem, and dozens of athletes who will be swimming first. >> do i have your temperature trend comin

. >> white house officials said the test would only serve to further isolate pyongyang. >> i think the impact of these provocations will be to only strengthen the resolve of the international community which has such serious concerns over north korea's behavior. >> with increasing for spore from iran, the north has continued its provocative path toward a nuclear weapon. leaving many wondering what if anything washington can or is willing to do about it. ? and tonight chris, north korean state media is quoting the leader of the community country, kim jong-un, as saying his country possesses a sure capability to attack the u.s. and its interests in the pacific. it pointed out that he personally supervised today's successful launch. chris? >> concern corke from the white house, thank you. >>> rescuers have started a daring mission to evacuate two sick workers from the south pole. federal officials say a small plane carrying the workers left a remote u.s. science outpost there. normally planes do not fly to the south pole at this time of year, due to constant darkness and extreme cold temp

a southern california man rode the waves and waters off pyongyang a place very few people have gone and he shared some of his incredible stories and rare videos with reporter greg lee from our sister station in los angeles. >> reporter: this may look like a novice surfer catching his first wave but it's a rare glimpse into one of the -- this is a north korea citizen. he's learning from a surf instructor from orange county. >> to do it in a place that's never experienced it or kind of pioneer something, i felt like magellan out there, you know. >> reporter: low just returned from a ten-day expedition to north korea teaching locals how to surf, the trip approved by the country's government led by kim jong-un took low to places few outsiders have seen. >> the australia of north korea. it was lush and beautiful. >> reporter: low's photos and videos show a mix of the country's rarely seen beauty and the well-publicized kmoounist culture. he says they were escorted at all times. >> i didn't mind it because in the end they're a person and we can talk story and you can get to know them as well.

. >> white house officials said the test would only serve to further isolate pyongyang. >> i think the impact of these provocations will be to only strengthen the resolve of the international community which has such serious concerns over north korea's behavior. >> with increasing for spore from iran, the north has continued its provocative path toward a nuclear weapon. leaving many wondering what if anything washington can or is willing to do about it. ? and tonight chris, north korean state media is quoting the leader of the community country, kim jong-un, as saying his country possesses a sure capability to attack the u.s. and its interests in the pacific. it pointed out that he personally supervised today's successful launch. chris? >> concern corke from the white house, thank you. >>> rescuers have started a daring mission to evacuate two sick workers from the south pole. federal officials say a small plane carrying the workers left a remote u.s. science outpost there. normally planes do not fly to the south pole at this time of year, due to constant darkness and extreme cold temp

pyongyang is once again triggering tension around the globe. u.s. military officials confirming tonight the north koreans have fired two intermediate range ballistic missiles over the sea of japan. the latest in a a series of test launches since april. a number of them have failed but it's a worry to washington and its allies because the missile's potential 2,100 mile range could target much of asia and the pacific including american military bases there. >>> the fight for new laws to combat gun violence in our nation goes on. republican senator susan collins of maine won the promise of a floor vote from senate republican leader mitch mcconnell. she's seeking bipartisan support for a compromise bill to block gun purchases by suspected terrorists. four tougher gun control measures were defeated in the senate yesterday. i'm patricia stark and now back to "hannity." >>> you know, we released a transcript of one of the 911 calls and summaries of some of the other calls. when we have a situation like this, as we did in san bernardino where the killer was

the video features two brothers of american heritage in pyongyang, speaking in what one expert calls a north korean accent as they pledge their loyalty to kim jong-un and slam the united states. >> translator: the american imperialism, the united states wants to conquer the world, pursuing anti-north korean policy, trying to take over asia. >> reporter: u.s. based sources say the story of how the men who are half american came to support the north korean dictator began more than 50 years ago, before they were born. they're the sons of james joseph dress knock, former american soldier that defected to north korea in 1962. >> translator: the united states must abandon its anti-north korean policy. its done a lot of bad things. >> reporter: they were born in north korea and by all accounts never lived outside the country. james says he is a captain in the north korean army. >> i am not sure this is actually real. it might as well just be a broken down employ. >> reporter: according to reports, he deserted his unit, walked across the dmz in 1962 because he feared court-martial over a for

liberating not just seoul by pyongyang. then the chinese intervene. there's a massive rollback. they pushed the chinese back. approached the 30th parallel. macarthur's plan was that you could end the war with a victory. we would defeat not just north korea, but the chinese or forces. we have to take the necessary steps including strategic warming and perhaps nuclear weapons. make it so the chinese cannot resupply their armies in north korea. famous statement, "there is no substitute for victory." the truman administration disagreed. and they thought there was a substitute. a stalemate. they returned u.n. forces to the 38th parallel. free south korea from communist domination but allowing north korea and the chinese to remain in place north of the border, or boundary line. the 38th parallel. macarthur was outspoken about why he felt this kind of approach would be a mistake. why he felt his hands had been tied by the truman administration in terms of dealing with and lashing out at the chinese. deal a decisive defeat. this is what macarthur does. he sounds off to reporters. he had

this moves pyongyang one step closer to threatening mainland u.s. these are powerful nuclear capable missiles, able to strike several u.s. military bases and allies across asia. today north korea launched two of the intermediate range missiles toward japan. the first one failed, dropping into the sea of japan, 93 miles after launch. two hours later a second launch succeeded, traveling 249 miles after flying all the way into space, a u.s. official says, following the trajectory of a successful ballistic missile launch. it is the first success for north korea in a half dozen attempts of the musudan this year. >> they learn from failure. easy to laugh when something doesn't go right, but that's a learning moment, so they get better every time they do it. >> an intermediate range missile with strike range of 1500 to 2500 miles places south korea, japan, and military bagss as far away as guam able to be struck. they issued a condemnation. >> it will only be to strengthen the resolve of the international community that has serious concerns with north kore

provocation where he fires one missile off with a real war head that does damage, he will be decimated, pyongyang will be a bowl of glass and i think he knows that. >> reporter: still, there are tens of thousands of americans in kim's line of fire. more than 28,000 american troops deployed in south korea. analysts worry if kim tries to provoke south korea with artillery fire, commando raid, a mishap or miscalculation from kim's forces could harm those americans and bring a dangerous escalation. >> brian, you picked up new information i am told about his longer range missiles. how close are they to being operational? >> reporter: 38 noert, the weapons monitoring group saying the musadans didn't perform well, but they're perfecting the propulsion system. 38 north says given the progress, the kn 08, the models here, and the kn 14 which could hit chicago could be operational within five to seven years. >> those missiles could have nuclear war heads, too, right? >> reporter: that's right. they're perfecting technology to miniaturize war heads, put them on the missiles and basically all bets are off fo

meanwhile in pyongyang, tens of thousands of north koreans crowded into the square. one referred to it as a military miracle. >> has reached our doorstep and touched innocent citizens in ft. hood, boston, san bernardino and a orlando. right now, i fear that the question is not if local state or federal police officers will have to respond to another attack, it's when. and i'm not willing to accept that as a new reality an new norm. >> intelligence community chairman senate richard burr this morning in the gop's weekly address for r taking on the obama administration for not doing enough. john spent 20 years in the line with the fbi now consults the national football league on security an author of a new book. john joins u now. appreciate it, sir. good to be with you from phoenix. >> thank you very having me. >> you have to think though that if the terrorists have gotten to the point where you or me or a citizen at a baseball game or a bar has to spot them, something's failed. >> well, yes. something has failed because certain things are not being done to prevent thes

officials reported that pyongyang fired two intermediate range missiles on wednesday. the first one flew only about 150 kilometers, about 90 miles. >>> less than seven weeks away for the rio olympics and golfer rory mcilroy says he will not compete in the games because of the zika virus. >> the golf champion from northern ireland says, quote, even the risk of an infection from zika virus is considered low, it is a risk i'm unwilling to take. >> meanwhile the fight against zika may be get something financial help. congressional republicans in the u.s. have reportedly agreed on a $1.1 billion grant to combat the virus. the bill is about $800 million less than what president barack obama had requested. >> democrats are threatening to block that bill. they don't like that the legislation calls for spending cuts on other health initiatives to offset the funding. >>> a jury in los angeles is now deliberating in a copyright infringement suit against the rock band led zeppelin. >> stephanie elam was in the courtroom for the closing arguments and filed this report. >> reporter: