president trump, president moon or kim jong—un. president trump, president moon or kim jong-un. as we look at the pictures coming in from pyongyang of the two leaders on the tarmac at the airport, you mentioned patients fare. what is the patience of the south korean people? how much faith do they have in the president to deliver on the expectations he has created? well, the south korean public at large as you can imagine in any democratic nation is very divided and very diverse. you have president moon's supporters who are divided on the issue. the south korean public has grown more sceptical about north korea's intentions but how the government deals with north korea. they have seen past presidents pay exorbitant amounts of money just seen past presidents pay exorbitant amounts of moneyjust to listen north korean prussic —— corporation on projects service south korean public will really look out for some key su bsta ntive public will really look out for some key substantive details to see if kim jong—un is serious about giving up kim jong—un is serious about giving up n

kim jong-un has promised to go o seoul. this would be a big thing and has important implications for the united states, the alliance, and the future of the region. even as we try to draw lessons from past experiences, i feel like the gravity is shifting in terms of who is taking the lead on reshaping the korean peninsula, including on the nuclear issue from this side of the pacific to the other. think we have to be mindful of that and think about that and think about the implications and the management of the u.s./rok relationship nd alliance. >> jumping off something you said, ambassador stevens, that we will move into these talks, one of the questions coming into this process was would enough be done to get to a second u.s./north korea summit? do you think, given what has happened so far, we are on that road? ambassador chun: i do not see a problem with secretary pompeo's statement, which tries to put a positive spin on the development. t gives a chance to test north korea's real intention. whatever pompeo feels in his he

kim jong un called our diplomacy gangster like. on the one hand he is delivering what my estonian friend called pancakes and am to the president to establish a good report with our president which is fine but hasn't shown any inclination to do real negotiation. at the end of the date is what ambassador bolton said, donald trump will open the door to questions whether kim jong un wants to walk through it. he might not. shannon: russia, vladimir putin sent a letter inviting kim jong un to go visit him. the russian leader said kim jong un told her he wants to go without delay at accept the invitation. >> kim jong un is playing great powers against one another. he and his relatives who ran that totalitarian regime have been doing that, played china and russia off of each other and playing them off against us. russia and china indicated they once to reduce or lemonade sanctions before denuclearization and reduce or eliminate our military presence in the peninsula. kim jong un recognizes that is trying to use that. shannon: i want to ask

it is a deliberate choice by kim jong—un. he is well aware that the world is watching, that the audience of one donald trump was certainly watching to see what did he do in terms of putting the icbms in particular out or not. so it's a symbol of restraint, it's a symbol that i think we also have to look at in the context of other things that are going on. there is a flurry of inter—korean diplomacy. the south korean president is headed up to pyonyang and so it is a positive message, encouraging message for president moon here, that he can maybe move things forward a little bit. and then the other key context for not putting out the big stuff, for not rolling out the icbms is this issue of kim jong—un announcing a shift — he announced back in april — of the national strategy away from progressing the nuclear programme to now putting all effort on economic development. there were many elements of that from the reporting i have seen in terms of the parade yesterday and the mass games. when we put it in that context, it i

kim jong un comes looking for a second chance. we've got team coverage, greg palkot in london with new details, following a bombshell report on north korea's nuclear weapons arsenal. first, correspond to kristin fisher with the latest on the administration getting tough with the palestinians as they issue new threats against israel and the u.s. good evening. >> that's right, shannon. another huge blow from the palestinians. a big won for the israelis. tensions have been since president president trump moved the embassy to jerusalem. he then cut all u.s. running for a u.n. agency to palestinians of refugees, hundreds of millions of dollars worth. now is national security advisor announced today the closure of the de facto palestinian embassy here in washington. speak of the trump administration will not keep the office open. when the palestinians refused to take steps to start direct and meaningful negotiations as israel. >> in its first major address, national security advisor john bolton blasted the palestine liberation organizat

leader kim jong on and south korean leader kim jong on and south korea was the president moonjae—in. just about to brief the media. you can see them both starting to sit down now. this is the second day of their summit. they are supposed to be discussing the unique larose nation, how to move forward those talks about denuclearisation in the korean peninsula. you can see kim jong—un looks like he is signing something. we did hear reports a little bit earlier on some news agencies that they might be signing agencies that they might be signing a military agreement and a joint statement, but we don't know fish or. that is just something that was reported on news agencies. as we can see, president moonjae—in also signing something, we may have more to report on that little bit later. they are at the state ‘s house in north korea, that is where president moonjae—in is staying. they may be about to brief the media. and exchange, a warm shake hands at. —— shake of hans. —— shake of hands. this is the second day of the visit to the north korean capital, the first time in ten y

it is up in the air on whether kim jong-un would be attending lunch with moon. what is confirmed is moon jae-in and kim jong-un will have a meeting shortly after lunch and tomorrow as well before their planned joint press conference. himd: what is the point of bringing a lot of business heads to the north? what are we expecting to get as far as business ties are concerned? jihye: right. business executives visiting north korea with moon including the samsung vice president will meet with the north korea vice premier. we will have to see how they go about not upsetting u.s. counterparts in terms of sanctions also. rishaad: thank you, jihye lee. just getting up to speed with this summit taking place between north and south korea and leaders in pyongyang in 11 years. let's find out how this is affecting sentiment. yvonne, costs pretty much flat. is also flat and the 10 year yield is unchanged more or less. people looking at this with a big yawn. yvonne: everybody is waiting for big headlines in the next three days but pretty lackluster session when it comes to sout

derby appears to be able to make kim jong-un budge much? i don't think the north koreans will send much back. that means about 50 warheads and some icbms. mainly they want to get back some stuff. mike pompeo talk about than giving up two thirds of their arsenal. maybe they can give at ten or 20%, and get back into the iaea. a big deal trees may be able to do that thing, but they could you ask a lot, and the white house will have two make concessions on sanctions and aid and that discussion has not happened yet. but for the utilisation, that will not happen. the americans and chinese, we will not get that. we're talking about verification processes. projects that they do what they say are doing? the north koreans have talked about how they have built down a little bit over the summer. they have that explosion at the test site and things like that. but we did not have inspectors there. scientists and people who know what to look for, engineers and things like that look at these things. it is difficult to know if that were something meaningful

well larry i'm questioning why we have to meet with kim jong un when the last time we met with kim jong un trump told us that the problem is solved he literally tweeted out americans you can sleep easy tonight the nuclear threat in north korea is over and the negotiations were a success now of course we all knew that was a sham we all know it's a lie but you know at the time people who brought this up and said i don't know if i would trust these north koreans we were all shouted down we were shouted down by trump and his supporters and here we are a couple of months later shocker there's been no developments with the north koreans there's been no advancements and this is played out exactly as i would have anticipated it playing out kim jong un you could say a lot of things about kim jong un one thing you have to say about him is he's smart he's a very smart guy he's diabolical he's a murderer those are as bad qualities while he is he's a pretty shrewd guy and he knows how to play donald trump like a fiddle and that's exactly what he has done why do we need to meet with him again when th

what will be going through kim jong un's mind at this time following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather all doing better than him and having these meetings with his opposite number from the south well there have been questions as to whether kim jong un is really different from his predecessors but i think at this point it's safe to say that. one's some kind of change to come to north korea and he has been more serious about this denuclearization process than what we have seen in the past from north korea i'm sure he's also feeling a certain sense of urgency because there's a limited window for north korea to get any kind of concessions from the u.s. there's a mid-term election happening in washington in november and now where we're looking at two months of talking south korea with moon jay and who have been directing negotiating with the north. they seem convinced about the sincerity of the north koreans that they know that the clock is ticking they have this window of trump's first term in office basically two years to give up their nuclear weapons and kim jong un knows tha

kim jong-un said he will visit seoul later this year, another first. this careful choreography has beenesigned to dazzle their visitor. he can only hope this show of warmth is not a smokescreen to hide the north's nuclear ambitions. laura bicker, bbc ws, seoul. laura: for more, i spoke a brief time ago with jung pak, a former cia analyst who is now the korea foundation chair at the brookis institution. u know this so well, the north koreans and how they act. is this out of their playbook tr renegotiations, or is it a smokescreen? jung: if anyone is good at pageantry and summitry, it is north korea, and kim jong-un has learned those lessons is father, who also practice such pageantry. what came out of t summit is interesting. we have to disaggregate the military, the inter-korean issues, versus the nuclear issues with the u.s. laura: but already we have had the secretary of state offered to restart negotiations and we rk and to meet the foreign minister in new ext week at the u.n. isn't that what the north koreans wanted? jung: right, this is great timi

he has a message for kim jong-un. we learned this from the blue house this afternoon. they were talking that moon and trump when they had that phone call, trump had given moon a message for kim jong-un. there is a message coming back in a couple of hours. dave. >> paula, keep us updated on that story. it is 5:00 p.m. in seoul. >>> a lot of weird things can happen on capitol hill to take on the circus like atmosphere. here is one that takes the cake. watch this. >> 4.25. 5.50. i yield back. >> bravo. well done. >> and then came the applause. why a congress member revived his auctioneering skilling and what came from the big hearing from tech executives. >>> facebook coosheryl sandberg and jack dorsey outlining the steps their companies are taking to tackle disinformation and make political advertising more transparent. >> when bad actors try to use our site, we will block them. when content violates our policies, we will take it down. when our opponents use new techniques, we will share them to strengthen or collective efforts. >> we don't believe we can create a digita

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>> yes. >> brett: you have met with kim jong-un more than most people in the world. how do you describe him? his sensibilities? is he serious? do you believe that he could completely denuclearize the north completely or is that something that is the identify of north korea. >> kim jong-un has expectations of president trump and such a major feat can only be achieved with president trump. he wants to achieve the denuclearization of north korea with president trump. he has expressed this commitment and this desire on many occasions too. in order to make progress he wants to have the second north korea summit as soon as possible. i would say that kim jong-un is young and candid and has clear commitments to denuclearization and he's ready to abandon his nuclear program and focus on economic benefits instead, in order to help his peep. -- people. he has this strategic mind. >> brett: do you think that full verifiable denuclearization, the goal of 2021, that has been talked about, is that realistic? it seems like a lot to go in a short period of time. >> kim jong-un is wil

chance of another summit between moon jae-in and kim jong-un? we expect president moon later this month to travel to be ongoing. later today we hope to get a date and more details of what that meeting may entail the president moon could be the intermediary here. he could be the intermediary here. he could be the one to once again break the deadlock between north korea and the us. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: researchers say a new superbug is spreading undetected through hospital wards across the world. also on the programme: how taiwan's most popular form of transport is hoping to clean up — by going electric. freedom itself was attacked this morning and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes the spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here. the blacks of the township as well as the whites of the neighbouring suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough. the difficult decision we reached t

to tell him what kim jong-un had to say. kim jong-un expressed frustration there were actually doubts in the international community that he would do what he promised he would. alison. >> at least these meetings set up more discussions. paula, thank you so much. >>> a lot of good things happen on capitol hill. a lot of odd things as well. here is one for you. >> 425. 450. 475. 525. i yield back. >> a congress member revived his auctioneering skills and what actually came from the big hearing with tech executives. minimums and fees. they seem to be the very foundation of your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one of america's best savings rates. to top it off, you can open one from anywhere in 5 minutes. this isn't a typical bank. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? when mit rocked our world.ailed we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? th

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is kim jong-un going to attend that? is he going to speak? if he does go to it, could he then make a trip to washington and are we all ready for that spectacle? >> if he makes it to washington, it looks like he is getting a lot of what he wants. brian todd, thank you very much. stay with us, we will go live to pyongyang in the next hour of the "situation room." breaking news next. americans speak out about president trump in our exclusive cnn poll, which shows numbers very disturbing for the white house. ♪ (vo) combine the right things. and something amazing happens. that's our inspiration for fancy feast medleys. wild salmon primavera. tastes amazing. also in pate. fancy feast medleys. who would have thought? who would have guessed? an energy company helping drivers pump less. reducing emissions is our ongoing quest. energy lives here. >>> happening now, breaking news. high alert as a powerful category four hurricane approaches more than one million people are ordered to evacuate in the carolinas. many more are at risk along the east coast

kim jong-un has promised to go to seoul. this would beb a big thing and it has obviously very important implications for the united states, for the alliance, and for the future of the region, but i think that we even as we talk and try to draw the lessons from the past negotiation, and past experiences, and you know, to the use another metaphor, i feel like sort of the gravity is shifting in terms of who is taking the lead on reshaping the korean peninsula, including the nuclear issue from this side of the pacific to the other, and we have to be mindful of that and think about, that and certainly think about the implicatiomplicd the management of the u.s. okay in the alliance. >> and so jumping off, ambassador stevens, that we will move into the talks and pompeo said that he is ready immediately. one of the questions that coming into the process was or the summit rather is would enough be done to get into the second u.s./north korea summit. do you think that given what has happened so is far that we rare pretty much on that

will there be a nuclear free north korea kim jong un says his faith in the u.s. president remains unshaken donald trump responds with get it done together can the denuclearization deadlock be broken this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. a nuclear free korean peninsula before donald trump's first in twenty twenty one that's the latest mess has just south korean diplomats from north korea's leader kim jong un's also hinting at an official and to the korean war and agreeing to a third summit with south korea's president later this month rob mcbride has more from seoul. news that this into korean summit will take place had been expected nonetheless confirmation of it has come as something of a relief given the state of stored relations between pyongyang and washington south korea's security chief. has been briefing the blue house the presidential office here in seoul and also the media the event will take place in pyongyang between the eighteenth and the twentieth of september as also reported that north korea remains very much committed to the whol

it seems kim jong—un wa nts to successful? it seems kim jong—un wants to make some kind of deal, this parade, toned down parade would seem this parade, toned down parade would seem to signal that but it would be interesting to see what the united states is prepared to give in return. laura, thank you. the british star 0livia colman has been named best actress at this year's venice film festival for her portrayal of queen anne in the favourite, which is due for release in the uk next year. the festival's top award, the golden lion, went to a black—and—white spanish—language drama called roma. it brings netflix its first major festival victory and seals the online streaming company's reputation as a big name in arthouse movies. laura westbrook reports. alfonso cuaron's roma is a deeply personal black—and—white memoir. it was inspired by his childhood in the roma district of mexico city and the film seems to have inspired thejudges, too. alfonso cuaron for roma. taking the top prize at the venice film festival. it was

jong-un on our moving forward -- kim jong-un are moving forward. jessica: trump is saying that he hopes to meet soon again with kim jong-un. he has been kim jong-un's biggest fan, along i interestiny with president moon of south korea. they have been singing the praises of kim jong-un, saying he is doing a great job and they want to continue working on peace and the do near clears asian. -- denuclearization. outmanuel macron hahas pointed that there have not been concncrete steps yet taken on denuclearization so until then, sanctions will stay in place on north korea. genie: one last word from the u.n., the venezuelan president showed up unexpectedly. watchers are saying this shows quite how desperate he is. after comments from u.s. president donald trump, maduro could easily be toppled in a coup and that he was not necessarily opposed to a meeting with him, he hopped on a plane and flew here unexpectedly to give his u.n. and dress. -- address. we are waiting to find out if they will have a meeting, extraordinarily unlikely at this point. genie: th

a security guarantee is required by kim jong—un they. a security guarantee is required by kimjong—un before they. a security guarantee is required by kim jong—un before that and that seems the sticking point. it now appears to be saying that an end of war declaration does not mean the us would have to withdraw its troops but that has also been a worry and concern by many in the trump administration and south korea that by signing some kind of peace process , that by signing some kind of peace process, peace treaty, that would mean no longer would the us need troops in south korea but to date north korea is saying that is not the case. they are trying to remove the case. they are trying to remove the obstacles to sign a declaration to end the war. the two sides are technically still at war. that is a sticking point. what should come first? should kim jong—un sticking point. what should come first? should kimjong—un hand over his weapons or make sure the declaration come first. south korea also wants an end of war declaration. it h

it is a deliberate choice by kim jong—un. he is aware that the world is watching and that the audience of one donald trump was watching to see what he did in terms of putting the missiles out from not. it is a symbol of restraint, a symbol that i think we have to look at in the context of other things that are going on. there is a flurry of inter— korean diplomacy. the south korean president is headed to pyonyang and it is a positive and encouraging message for president of moon that he can maybe move things forward. the other key context for not putting out the big stuff is this issue of kim jong and announcing a shift that he announced backin announcing a shift that he announced back in april of the national strategy. away from progressing the nuclear programme to now putting all effort on economic development. there were many elements of that from the reporting i have seen in terms of yesterday ‘s parade and the games. when we put it in that context it is a positive signal. things that can keep moving forward ina good

in a press conference immediately after the signing north korean leader kim jong—un spoke about the two koreas taking ‘a leap forward' for peaceful relations. north korean leader kim jong—un pledged to work towards the complete denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. translation: we have a military agreement to finish the decades of the deplorable and tragic history of confrontation and agree on active joint efforts coming forward to rid the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons and nuclear threats. meanwhile, south korean president moonjae—in left the door open for another meeting in seoul. translation: i have asked chairman kim to visit seoul and kim replied to me that he will visit in the near future. let's now go live to the south korean capital and speak to laura becker. laura, as expected, the warm relationship between the two is being conveyed across our screens but tells more about what is actually being achieved. some words certainly that the united states will want to hear. north korea certainly announced by resident moon, north korea is willing to dismantle and destroye

after historic three days with north korea's kim jong un the president of south korea is back on home soil. address the nation about the trip to the north he said north korea had asked the south to mediate talks with washington and that camp wants a second summit with the u.s. president donald trump as soon as possible. i shall get your nose since the into korean relationship is in line with the development of the relationship between the u.s. and north korea pyongyang asked us to be the mediator they propose to work closely with south korea as well i think the u.s. should understand the position of north korea and resume the talks as soon as possible i believe the accomplishments made at the summit this time will lead to the progress option of the talks. now to robert wright is live for us in seoul resisting that move went straight to the media center to make this speech from the airport after his three day trip. that's right laura it was his first stop was basically to try to sell this now to the south korean nation he has come back in confident mood as indeed he should i think peop

should kim jong—un hand over his weapons or make sure the declaration come first. south korea also wants an end of war declaration. it has gone on for 68 years. they have signed an agreement to try to do that by the end of the year. now we will see what a third inter—korean summit would achieve. after months of investigation british police have identified two russian nationals as suspects in the attempted murder of the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter, yulia. the men, using the names ruslan boshirov and alexander petrov, are thought to be officers from russia's military intelligence service. mr skripal and his daughter were poisoned with the nerve agent novichok in salisbury in southern england in march. moscow has denied any knowledge of the men, as our security correspondent gordon corera reports. these two russians now stand accused of the salisbury nerve agent attack. it is claimed that in march they deployed the nerve agent which poisoned sergei and yulia skripal, and which months later accidentally contaminated charlie rowley, and killed d

jong—un waved from the open—top car — amazing propaganda coup for kim jong—un. president moon looks happy, he looks relaxed, and there certainly seems to be some chemistry between the two. the problem he has is the interest here in seoul doesn't seem to be as high as previous summits. i mean, we went around having a look, to see if anyone was watching, but that just wasn't happening here in seoul. what we're hearing is that they're more concerned about the economy. so president moon, if he's going to make progress in north korea, he has to do it fast. in fact, he has to do it on this visit. babita, i'm also hearing from the united states overnight, certainly according to lindsey graham, who is a senior senator there, he's been tweeting saying that he fears president moon may be undermining us sanctions on this visit. but, in terms of the optics, it certainly looked good. this week we have been considering some of the most common questions being asked about brexit and its potential impact. today, our correspondent damian grammaticas investigates the irish border

some of korea's president says north korean leader kim jong un wants to restart nuclear talks with chief u.s. diplomat mike bumpy oh and hopes for a second summit with president donald trump. was speaking after he returned from three days of talks in pyongyang during which he signed several agreements aimed at bringing peace to the penciler the summit ended on a high with him and kim jong un keen to show they can overcome obstacles together. visiting the peak of a sacred call canaille in north korea was perhaps a fitting closure to this historic summit north korean leader kim jong un and south korean president moon j in which clearly enjoying the stunning setting at mount. it marked the end of their efforts to calm tensions in the region which included allowing international inspectors to observe the dismantling of north korea's main rocket launch site but kim jong un says shutting down the yongbyon nuclear plant depends on reciprocal steps by the united states what he means by that is unclear. back in june donald trump became the first u.s. president to meet with a north korean leader a

presiding over it all was kim jong un. experts say this relatively low key parade is a sign he is still interested in pursuing nuclear negotiations with the united states and not wanting to offend the u.s. by flaunting the weapons they demanded he get rid of here's how one expert saw it. >> the parade sends a positive signal that kim jong un is not showing off his nuke his nukes. look, a lot of this is symbolism. a lot of this is politics. >> reporter: still, it seemed that kim jong un was covering all bases. while china's president xi did not show up as expected, his number three did with a new u.s. envoy to north korea arriving in seoul on monday and a summit set for next week in pyongyang with kim and south korea's president moon, more diplomacy looms. let us see, eric, if we can unstick a very stalledded nuclear negotiation process right now. eric: we'll see what happens with that summit. greg, thank you. arresarthel? arthel: joining me now for more on this is christian white, a former state department senior advisor u

in kim jong-un's case that is true. in the case of the president of the united states, we have checks and balances but he doesn't believe that or cop to that in any way. maybe they could breakthrough in some way. only if there was a team, if there was a plan f there was a detailed way forward. clearly there wasn't any of that so the president got his photo op and really took all of the sanctions off, at least psychologically for enforcing them, because people saw him hug literally kim jong-un. so now we're at a place where north korea actually never committed to denuclearization. they think it means american troops leaving the peninsula and us never having any nuclear weapons anywhere in the area. we mean they should get rid of their nuclear weapons and long range ballistic missiles. the president has appointed an a voice, but he needs a plan and unlike the case when i negotiated, i knew that president clinton and president obama would never pull the rug out from under me. i don't think steve can count on president trum

after historic three days with north korea's kim jong un the president of south korea is back on home soil. touched down just a short time ago in seoul his trip north has been one that could change the face of the korean peninsula with agreements on denuclearizing the region and improving relations with pyongyang just a few hours ago he and kim jong un made a symbolic visit to the top of the korean peninsula most sacred mountain mt back to . reports. this summit ended as it began rich in symbolism president moon j end of south korea and his north korean host kim jong un top of mt peck to the highest peak of the korean peninsula that spiritually significant to all koreans into korean relations have seen many false starts with attempts at reconciliation often returning to threats of war but there's a strong sense moon and kim want to forge a bond so strong that they can never slip back to the acrimony of the past. two inches of the we adopted a military pact to end a history of brutal and tragic confrontation and hostility. some weapons facilities will be closed but there's little detai

free in a statement north korea's leader kim jong un promised to open a new era of peace and prosperity by having heart to heart dialogue won mungy in the south korean leader announced that the north east to permanently close its nuclear facility and allow outside inspectors they also announced that family reunions will resume and. ending there by saying that he hoped that the north koreans and the americans can resume their communications and have another round of summit meeting let's go to rob mcgrath our correspondent in seoul who's also been listening in rob quite a number of announcements there especially from the south korean leader. yes interesting stuff ali incredibly upbeat according to the two leaders they have achieved a great breakthrough this has been a great success as you said there when it came especially to the whole question of denuclearization they say that they have a way forward that the north has agreed to dismantle its facilities that it will become nuclear free its what called a great development interestingly he said that north korea will soon be free of its nuc

todd: kim jong un and president moon agreeing to that during a second day of meetings. jillian: a massive manhunt for an illegal immigrant accused of killing a mother of 5. police fighting martha's body near dead end road in dallas, texas. investigators believe her boyfriend, and illegal immigrants, ernest hernandez, killed her and escaped to mexico. her daughter left to care for for her four younger siblings. >> i never expected this. i never pictured myself organizing my own mom's funeral. this is very tough. jillian: there's a $5000 reward for information. todd: the woman who kidnapped elizabeth smart will be released from prison at any moment, walking free five years early after her sentence was calculated. smart things she should be kept behind bars calling her danger to the public and detailing the horrors of her 9-month long abduction 15 years ago. >> he encouraged him to rape me, she would sit next to me and the side of her body was touching me. she knew what was going on. todd: smart was 14 years old when brian mitchell kidnapped her in utah. he is serving a li

so how come here of al-jazeera kim jong un says he'll meet south korea's president within weeks. pregnant range of women in bangladesh getting medical care some of them for the first time. hello there for the northern parts of japan we've been wrought by an earthquake and that's caused quite a few problems particularly with landslides that's what this video is showing all the mud dead slid down that mountainside and has landed on people's homes and aunts and villages as well so causing quite a few problems that and there's more problems from the weather to follow because we are going to see some heavy rain over the next few days here's the system at the moment not a great deal of cloud to it but for some of us in honshu and across into key issue we're seeing a fair few showers at the moment those are going to turn heavy a as we head through the day on friday and then also link with the other system towards the north and all works its way eastward so most of us across japan in the mainland to will see some very heavy downpours as we head through the day on saturday to the west gen

the request was made in what they say was a very warm, very positive personal letter from kim jong—un to mr trump. caroline rigby has more. this is what kim jong—un is hoping for a repeat of — another face—to—face meeting with the president of the united states. the white house press secretary told reporters the north korean leader made the request in a letter to donald trump. it was a very warm, very positive letter. we won't release the full letter unless the north korean leader agrees that we should. the primary purpose of the letter was to request and look to schedule another meeting with the president, which we are open to, and are already in the process of co—ordinating that. negotiations over the regime's nuclear programme appeared to have stalled following the two leaders‘ historic summit in singapore in june. us secretary of state mike pompeo even cancelling a scheduled trip to north korea last month. and, in august, a report commissioned by the un security council found north korea had not stopped its nuclear and missile programmes, violating un sanctions. but th

president to visit pyongyang since two thousand and seven he is now in talks with kim jong un looking at ways of improving into korean relations and build upon the panmunjom declaration that they signed at the start of this process way back in april of course the big prize is try to find some way of advancing talks that have remained stalled between north korea and the united states on ways of north korea giving up its nuclear arsenal but so far officials from south korea and also north korea will be happy with the way that this has begun the official visit official welcome to pyongyang airport and also a warm welcome with kim jong un going to the steps of the plane to greet personally moving jay and this is a break with protocol it's one of the things that south korean officials say makes this a different type of summit it remains to be seen whether like previous summits this one will actually achieve tangible success let's get more on this law we're joined by stephen cohen managing editor of korea exposé that's a current affairs news site and he's joining us live from seoul always

kim jong-un said he is rnudy for rapid earization, but he wants the u.s. to declare a first formal end to the korean war. the south korean president said that is a good idea. is the u.s. prepared to do that? sec. pompeo: i will not talk about the negotiations or give any details that we choose not to make public, but it is important for the world to remember, this is a country that threatened the world with nuclear weapons and missile systems, and the world event made a decision to vote on a set of u.n. security council resolutions that mandated to new -- mandated the of north korea.on the leaders met and kim promised president trump he would do it. my task and the ta of others is to implement the agreement with singapore. barbara: kim jong-un wants another summit with trump. what does he have to do to get it? sec. pompeo: think it is fine. the leaders have to make a lots of things happen. they arehe decision-makers. i will travel to pyongyang before too long if everything falls in place. we will continue to work to solve is vexing problem. and then the tw

>> kim jong-un told a south korean fiofficial he has unwavering trust in president trump. that brought a glowing response from trump. but many are concerned that kim could be exploiting him. donald trump and kim jong-un tonight showing a swaggering confidence in their partnership. south korean officials reporting that kim has unwavering trust in president trump, but he wants to denuclearize before trump's first term ends. >> the reality is north korea still has upwards of 60 nuclear weapons. donald trump's policy is not pay -- >> denuclearization talks may fall apart. recent satellite pictures show kim's regime has done no dismantling of a key launch facility. >> the president's recently been accused of being delusional about north korea. bob woodward writes that trump has seen the nuclear standoff with north korea as being, quote, all about leader versus leader, man versus man. according to woodward trump has asked why the u.s. has to pay for a large troop contingent in south korea. comes the same day as the justice department indicted a hacker allegedly working for kim's

that's when trump was taunting kim jong-un, calling him little rocket man, threatening to annihilate north korea. we find ourselves in a very different place this year following that summit in singapore. just yesterday, the president talking about the beautiful letter he had gotten from kim jong-un and talking about a second summit. as for iran, he's expected to be harsh on iran, continuing to accuse them of being a destabilizing factor in the world, of being sponsors of terrorism around the world. of being involved, of course, in the war in syria. but at the same time, the president has indicated that he might be open to a summit with president hassan rouhani of iran, tweeting today and calling, saying i am sure rouhani is an absolutely lovely man. jim, china is going to be the area where most of us are going to be watching closely. that's the area of u.s. foreign policy that has perhaps the greatest consequences. the president is expected to defend his tariffs, to talk about how china has been unfair in international trade, how they violated international law in terms of maritime l

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why you think kim jong—un has sent this note now? well, he picked quite a week to send it. this has been a tough week for the trump residency, so depending on where you sit you might think there is an advantage for him to reach out to trump when he is particularly vulnerable and taking a lot of hits from the anonymous letter in the new york times, the release of the woodward will, which points to trump almost starting something like world war three with the tweet that he was going to send directed at kim jong—un. so he may be seeing an opportunity here and there are those who say that denuclearisation is a really long way off and this is just going to be a sitdown of two egos and those who want to hold onto their power. this can help trump in foreign policy when there is so much division in domestic politics of. letters are one thing. meetings are another. when do we see action? well, we have a mid—term election this fall and i think this will be very calculated. it could be this back and forth like we saw earlier, where trump abruptly cancelled and said that the singap

kim jong un has had recently too with the u.s. president donald trump and may give clues as to whether the north korean leader leader is serious about denuclearization that is a commitment he made at their first encounter with the u.s. president in june we're going to go live now to rob mcbride who incest standing by for us in solve rob. that's right we are waiting has him here for the doors were open this is been a short flight just under an hour from seoul to pyongyang as you mentioned they're bringing jay and his delegation of some two hundred people there is an equally large crowd gathered pyongyang airport we have seen a number of flags people carrying the north korean flag but also interestingly and we're seeing more and more of this flag if you are not of familiar with it before it's the blue reunification flag of a really unique fied korean peninsula we are waiting to see has i'm just who will greet moon j.n. when he comes off the plane that will give us some indication of the kinds of protocols at work here the south kore

. >>> a meeting in north korea brings a new concession and a man from kim jong un -- demands from kim jong un. coming up. >>> taking a look at the numbers on the dow. up and down again. i lost almost 1 12:45 percent. we are watching that nasdaq. mostly lower, especially the tech heavy index. there on their second day of sharp losses. >>> knew at noon, the justice department announced charges in connection with hacking of sony pictures entertainment back in 2014. the suspect is a north korean spy and is being charged with computer and wire fraud. the u.s. accuses the north of orchestrating a conspiracy that caused hundreds of millions of dollars in economic damage, no -- not only here in the u.s. but all around the world. he is also accused of being part of the development of the -- ransom where attack that affected computers all around the world. >>> trump is praising kim jong un following an announcement at a summit. >> or details on the upcoming meeting. >>reporter: kim jong un's meeting with high-ranking south korean officials -- he agreed to another summit scheduled for later this