and north korea specialist explains ah, i british band a g. welcome to d w. news asia. glad you could join us. shanghai has reported its 1st 3 debts from covered 19 in its ongoing outbreak. more than 23000 cases have been reported in 24 hours alone. a spikes like these have led to authorities locking down the city of 25000000 for 3 straight weeks. it's part of the 0 covert policy dictated by b ging. but this strategy of immediately isolating people to break off infection chains has led to non availability of essential items resulting in anger on the streets. rare scenes of descent, hinting at growing anger under shanghai lockdown, police and protective gear put an end to what was reportedly a protest against plans to set up an isolation complex in this neighbourhood. oh, hold of us, he on law abiding citizens. we want to do what we can to help the country. you prohibited us from meeting others or even going outside anywhere. and we complied. but now you want to put highly infectious people less than 20 meters away from where we live. what more do we have to put up with

and agree to more sanctions against north korea. kim? >> all right, thanks so much, paula hancocks live in seoul for us, appreciate it. >>> police in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, say two people have died in a saturday shooting. they're among 11 people who were shot in the city's east allegheny neighborhood. police are still looking for the shooter and have not revealed a motive. they're urging people to stay out of the area. >>> well, the news you're hearing now isn't the news you'll hear in russia obviously. we'll look at russia's disinformation campaign and learn from one of its victims of tactics russia uses to silence independent news. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the ihop rewards program is here, and it's delicious. join the international bank of pancakes and start earning pancoins toward free food. only from ihop. >>> well, here on cnn, on media outlets around much of the world, you'll see the brutality that is unfolded in ukraine over the last 53 days. in russia, well, it is a totally different story. have a look. >> the pre

north korea talked about a potential strike on guam. so look, this is clearly an alarming development that north korea's been testing these weapons at such action assembly rated pace. it's not that they necessarily want to use the weapons, but they want to enhance their strategic nuclear capability, and kim jong-un now is doing this pretty much unabated because the world is so focused on what's happening in ukraine. he was able to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile a few weeks ago, a missile capable of hitting any city in the mainland u.s., and the response was relatively muted from the united states and others because the focus is so much right now on ukraine and because north korea is so heavily sanctioned as it is, they really don't see a whole lot of downside to doing this kind of weapons testing, unlike what was happening five years ago when president trump was potentially talking about war with north korea. of course that led to a period of diplomacy that caused all the missiles launches it quiet down for a spell while t

north korea wants us to be reminded of that. north korea cannot start a nuclear war and they won't do it, so they are just blocking those talks, that is the second type of reaction from the chinese and south korea, the current administration.— and south korea, the current administration. professor, this intercontinental _ administration. professor, this intercontinental ballistic - intercontinental ballistic missile that north korea displayed, or tested rather, missile that north korea displayed, ortested rather, in march, for the first time since 2017. just briefly take us through the capabilities of this missile.— this missile. the weapons analysts _ this missile. the weapons analysts are _ this missile. the weapons analysts are divided, - this missile. the weapons analysts are divided, but| this missile. the weapons| analysts are divided, but it this missile. the weapons i analysts are divided, but it is the right time to make this kind of posturing after the special day. the country is in humanitarian crisis and its peop

plus the pandemic in north korea has left the country in a food crisis. we take a closer look at just how bad the situation may be. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. shanghai, one of asia's top financial hubs, and a metropolis with more than 25000000 people is under locked down because the communist party is committed to a 0 cobit strategy at all costs. residents had hoped, the city would lift some measures after weeks of disruption, but officials appear to be doubling down. still no end in sight to the lock down in shanghai. but china is making a big show of its full throttle response. use army tens of thousands of health workers on their way to shanghai until the massive feats of testing by 25000000 people within one day or well and cheerful scenes of cooperation for the state tv cameras. to me personally, having his work as he gave us a sense of security for the hon. you on that to go all trying everything we can to overcome the difficulties with faith to get our task done with the best outcome. to see the i want to help. but cracks and the un

. >>> also in north korea, north korea claiming that it has just test-fired a new type of tactical-guided weapon. we're going to have more on that in a moment. >>> we're going to begin with breaking news on the war in ukraine. shipments of ammunition, artillery pieces, and aircraft from the biden administration's latest security assistance package to ukraine have just begun arriving. cnn white house correspondent arlette saenz has the latest. what are you learning? >> reporter: a white house official told me a short while ago that the first shipment of those security assistance deliveries have started to arrive as the u.s. has committed that new round of $800 million worth of assistance for ukraine. now a senior defense official had previously said that these shipments would be sent into the region, and then the ukrainians would be picking them up at the border and transferring them into ukraine themselves. it's unclear whether that transfer has begun at this moment. and while officials have not provided a manifest of what this first shipment would include officials had expected that it w

in south korea warn that the not that the north could be about to resume nuclear testing. and fears of this grew after came broke a self imposed moratorium on intercontinental ballistic missile testing. last month, gentlemen are for more on this from sir. all is young men kim. she's lead correspondent for n k news dot org, a news portal that reports exclusively on north korea. junglin. it's been called a tactical guided weapon. what more can you tell us about the threat that this poses? so the main issue was that they framed this as tactical, not strategic. and when they say tactical, you the technical guided weapon, they said that this is actually for deployment for usage. and i think this is important. parsing this with how the rolled on shim and the state newspaper report it on what can jargon report at least said when guiding the guiding the missile test. it seems that they, it seems that kim jong and talked about how this will be helping the country's nuclear combat forces and considering how, according to the south korean j. c. s. this has a very low altitude and sho

a preemptive strike remark in north korea, criticism against his is actually interesting. in relation to this, the president elect uses hall. gary has been talking about boosting preemptive strike capabilities of south korea called kill chain in the past among the free polar system. and he talked about reinstating them against emergent north korean, a nuclear missile threat. and we can imagine that after he comes into office, he will talk more openly about building these capabilities and to you. and north korea directly mentioning nuclear combat forces hinting at deterring south koreans developing the deterrent capabilities on up and capabilities. it seems that there is mounting challenge for you to handle in the coming years. it seems or germany we have about a minute left. bowman, on the 21st of april we are expecting is the anniversary of the founding of the courtroom pupils all me, do you expect more weapons to asked him to meet up to that? i can't say definitively about a missile test, but i can't say that there have been signs for weeks that a military period is comi

south korea does not have a nuclear weapon, but north korea has nuclear weapons. have you considered to deploy your u.s. tactical nuclear weapons in south korea for the conflict between north and south? mr. kirby: nice try. i'm not going to get into talking about i'm just not going , to engage in hypotheticals like that, janne, and i think you know why. our job is to make sure that we're contributing to the alliance in meaningful tangible ways to the security of the peninsula and to other allies in the region. and we look at our posture every day with that in mind. and we're in constant consultation with our rok allies. reporter: i have some follow-up questions on that. april 15, will be the 110th anniversary of north korea's founder kim ll-sung. and south korean and the u.s. will resume the largest scale field exercises from april 18. all these combined that it is very likely that north korea will do something more provocative. do you have any plans? or can you share any measures that will enhance military readiness in peninsula defense? and my second question is

. >>> north korea has just reportedly test fired a new tactical guided weapon. we'll have move more on that in just a moment. you're in the cnn "newsroom." i looked on ancestry and just started digging and found some really cool stuff... it was just a lot of fun. just to talk to my parents about it and to send it to my grandparents and be like, hey this person we're all related to look at this crazy stuff they did in arizona 100 years ago. it actually gives you a picture of their life, so you get to feel like you're walking the same path they did. ♪ ♪ >>> this just in to the cnn "newsroom." north korea has test fired a new tactical guided weapon according to state media there. state media also saying leader kim jong-un was on hand to observe. north korea saying the launch was successful and will improve the firepower of long-range artillery units and the operation of tactical nuclear weapons. we want to bring in cnn's will ripley joining us by phone from taipei, taiwan. tell us first what do you know about all of this? >> reporter: what we have right now, je

has reached out and offered to talk to north korea, without any conditions anywhere, the north koreans have dismissed those u.s. overtures as disin genuine and said that the united states is hostile and prepared for war and they are going to prepare for war as well which is how they justified the repeated tests, including an intercontinental ballistic missile that could hit any city in the plainland u.s. >> 12 test ss so far this year. as many as all in 2020 and 2021. thank you. >>> and back here in the u.s., florida's department of education announcing that the state has rejected more than 50 math textbooks from next year's school clrim lum. and among the critical face theory. >> this sunday at 9:00 p.m., is the preem of a cnn film, navalny, following the story of a fierce critic of vladimir putin who was poisoned and is now imprisoned in russia. here is a look. >> hello. [ speaking foreign language ] >> remarkably vladimir putin faces an opponent, alexei navalny. >> if i want to be leader of a country, i have to organize people. >> the kremlin hates him so much, they refuse to say hi

laura: north korea's kim jong-un vows to speed up the battle for nuclear weapons. we hear from our correspondent in seoul. and, an all-american pickup truck that is electric. we look under the hood. ♪ laura: welcome to "bbc world news america" on pbs and around the globe. as the war in ukraine wages on, the u.n. secretary general is calling for peace between russia's leader putin and moscow. we went to kyiv. russia accuses nato of waging war by sending weapons to ukraine. the defense ministers talk about increasing military support for kyiv. our russia editor steve rosenberg starts our coverage. steve: he was trying to show it was business as usual. in the kremlin vladimir putin began the day them, he hates losing. putin was up close and personal. not so with his next guest. the u.n. secretary general had come to talk about russia's invasion of ukraine. the seating plan said everything about moscow and the international community. >> you are telling me russia's humatarian corridors in ukraine are not functioning. mr. secretary general, you have been deceived. the

>> reporter: we have to go on what north korea have released. up a when there are missile launches, you get it from south d korea or japan. the first indication came from guam security which says they assessed a projectile launch, no immediate threat to guam, that u.s. territory, of course, it is a military target that has been mentioned by north korea in the past. this kind of weapon that was launched. north korea claims it was a tactical guided weapons to enhance the effectiveness of their nuclear arsenal. they tend to be short or intermediate range, which means they can strike the region of u.s. troops and japan and u.s. territory of guam. not a threat to the homeland of the united states, of course, they have recently launched an intercontinental ballistic missile that will likely hit any u.s. city so what we seen this year, jessica is an unprecedented testing that began first in january and has continued now to just testing today. you have north korea testing and launching more weapons than we've seen. we have indications that there is more

it's always the biggest day in north korea for the year. but the fact that it ends in either a zero or a 5 is always a bigger deal for north korea. so what observers are looking at is whether there are going to be weapons within this parade, whether there are going to be new weapons systems throughout the parade. but we already know exactly what north korea and kim jong-un would like to be showing. >> kim jong-un knows what weapons and missiles systems he wants to perfect. and so do we because he has told us. in january last year, he gave one of the most detailed military reports in north korea's history according to state-run media. his five-year wish list. since then, he has been systematically working through it. >> the north koreans have really i think laid out an ambitious agenda for a military modernization. and it proves to be very credible. >> reporter: among the systems already at least partially tested according to pyongyang pyongyang, a hypersonic glide vehicle, which if perfected, could evade defense systems. it's a big if. only

korea, there are no signs that north korea will slow down its military development. in fact south korean military officials have reported for weeks now that the north has been working to restore tunnels at the main nuclear test site, a sign that tests could be coming our way, the first since 2017. >> we'll be watching. thank you for joining us from tokyo. >>> and the boston celtics are moving on to the next round of the playoffs. they beat the nets monday night in new york to sweep the series four games to none.yson tatum h. and the raptors have won their second straight game against the 76ers. the series now heads back to toronto for game six with philadelphia leading three games to two and the dallas mavericks dominated the jazz to take a 3-2 series lead. doluka doncic led the mavericks. dallas can win its first playoff series in 11 years with a victory on thursday in salt lake city. >>> thanks for joining me. our coverage continues on "early start" with laura jarrett. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with ri

and north korea talk about. and if we really look at the respective going and positions of the 2 sides, i think that is the core of the problem because north korea really wants to be accepted as a nuclear stage. the u. s. and south korea are both continuing to insist on north korea's nuclear zation because north chris path to nuclear status was an illegal path that involved breaching the nuclear non proliferation treaty. and so in the absence of talks, and in the absence of a common goal, both sides are trying to shape the environment through deterrence. and also we're seeing rising tensions as a result of north korea shutting of self for strange. and so in that sense, yes, it would be desirable to turn that around in terms of the rise and tensions. but is since we're in a pre negotiation stage where both sides are trying to influence the other side. but not through talks, it's probably inevitable that there's going to be a mix of pressure and ok, possible openness to resumption of dialogue as part of the approa

kim jong-un vows to ramp up north korea's nuclear arsenal. the military parade showing off its largest intercontinental ballistic missiles. beijing expands covid testing to 20 million people as it races to avoid a lockdown like the one in shanghai. ♪ lauren: russia has agreed in principle to allow the u.n. and red cross to help evacuate civilians from a steel plant in mariupol. the agreement was reached during talks with moscow between dute rres and putin. the u.s. and allies have agreed to send more heavy weaponry to ukraine. 40 countries agreed to meet monthly to discuss arming kyiv. after months of threats, russia threatened to turn off gas to poland and bulgaria. reporter: the world's most senior diplomat is on moscow on a mission. he said he has come to the russian capital as a messenger of peace. his audience, the most controversial world leader at the moment, vladimir putin, who received him with high praise for his organization. >> russia is a permanent member of the security council and has supported this organization and we believ

north korea also stand at attention. so if pops up over the next few days or weeks and starts to talk we're going to be listening very carefully because she may be talking about -- the united states is worried about potential more provocative testing from north korea including that potential nuclear test. >> for sure a familiar face and voice to many around the world. >>> coming up rising shortages -- i'm sorry, rising costs i should say, labor shortages and supply chain issues are impacting just about every american. and if you own a home the items you'll most likely be paying more foror next. neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brbrain performan. more brain performance?? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker. a fast walker. thanks, gary. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes. days to fully work. cr pepcid. strong relief for fans of fast. you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need? oh, like

and since then, the two koreas are divided, so north korea wants to remind us of that and it is... the second type of reaction is no surprise —, down. north korea cannot start a nuclear war and it wants do it, so they are just dropping in a let's talk. that's the second reaction, from the chinese and south korea, the current administration. professor, this inter—credential ballistic missile that north korea tested in march for the first time since 2017, just briefly, talk us through the capabilities of dismissal. us through the capabilities of dismissal-— dismissal. yeah, the weapon anal sts dismissal. yeah, the weapon analysts are divided. - dismissal. yeah, the weapon analysts are divided. and - dismissal. yeah, the weapon analysts are divided. and it l dismissal. yeah, the weapon | analysts are divided. and it is the right time for this time of posturing, after the special day. the country is in a crisis, but in terms of the weapons, i am crisis, but in terms of the weapons, iam not crisis, but in terms of the weapons, i am not sure if they are confident to do another test

it's a significant time for north korea as well. last friday was the most important day of the north korean calendar. this time, it was 110th anniversary of the birth of the founder, kim ill john's grandfather kimmel song. so we will see a lot of activity, there wasn't a military parade which some had been expecting or at least thought would be possible it could come at an anniversary later in this month,. but there is an awful lot going in with north korea. when you consider that january is in the record books for the most number of, the highest number of missile launches from north korea. so, certainly these meetings do come at a very significant time. many experts i've spoken to say that north korea may well see this as a very opportune time to carry on with its weapons testing, to push its capabilities forward, given the fact the rest the world's attention is elsewhere. rosemary? >> all right, paula hancocks, joining us from seoul, thank you. still to come, tensions are high in jerusalem after more clashes break out in and aroun

which we know north korea has many. could also be a lower yield and means they will be able to use them shorter range, far quicker and more efficiently on the front lines of any potential battle. this is something kim jong un has said he would like to master. he wants this weapons capability. fact that he was there at a shorter range weapons launch shows that this is significant in his mind. >> and why the uptick in number of tests? also with north korea timing is often relevant, why this test now? >> reporter: very significant time in the north korean calendar. last friday you had 110th anniversary of the birth of his grandfather and founder of north korea, kim ilsun, always going to be significant time. there's been festivities around the time. and also been the tenth anniversary of kim jong un becoming party leader. that's significant as well. coming up potentially early as this week, don't have the exact details from u.s. military at that point but will be joint military drills between the u.s. and south korea, that

envoy for north korea arrives in seoul for talks on pyongyang's missile launches. paula hancocks is there and joins us live with the details. good to see you, paula. so what will likely come out of those discussions on north korea's missile launches? >> reporter: well, rosemary, we know as you said the special envoy sung kim is here in seoul. he'll be meeting many officials over the next couple of days. and clearly there is plenty to talk about when you consider what pyongyang has been doing over recent months. january was a record month for a number of missile launches. just last week you had a significant anniversary in pyongyang with the 110th anniversary of the birth of the country's founder and kim jong un's grandfather, kim il sung. now, we have in recent weeks also had an intercontinental ballistic missile launch from north korea. so there's a definite increase in the amount of activity from north korea, the amount of launches, the amount of testing that has been going on. and that is of concern. to seoul, to tokyo, to washington. and that will be one of the

north korea is dara. the show was what it says is it's the most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile. to date, the 4 songs 17, it's the same type of weapon. it says it launched at the end of march, the 1st fully fledged test of an icbm since 2017 it things north korea has nothing to lose by putting on a big show of military force right now. us and south korean forces have gone ahead with that joint spring exercise in south korea has just chosen the conservative administration that's likely to take a much tougher stand with the north. i do as president joe biden will soon be visiting northeast asia. president biden will be attempting to boast, a support from the united states allies, south korea and japan. but they mounting speculation that north korea might even be planning a return to under ground nuclear weapons testing for the 1st time in 5 years. can, will you be the key ones? i mean, the basic mission of our nuclear capability is to deter war. but our nuclear weapons are not just for the sold

special envoy for north korea says the united states and south korea agreeesponse to north kors recent missile test. special envoy, son kim floated south korea for talks after north korea conducted a new type of missile test in its 13th round of weapons firing this year. alexandria heart tells us more about the concerns about north korea. it was just late last month that north korea test fired an intercontinental ballistic missile, their first since 2017 and now the tests reported to have taken place this weekend demonstrate a new type of tactical guided weapon system. that's according to north korea's state run media. us and south korean officials are concerned that this may be a sign that the north could carry out very shortly. a large scale nuclear test. south korea's military said that on saturday detected two launches from north korea's east coast towards the sea. they traveled about 70 miles reaching 15 miles height of max speed of mach four. now at the same time, the uss abraham lincoln and its carrier strike group are operating in the sea of japan off the korean coast. they're

there's bot there's got to be a real progress in north korea's dee nuclearization first. only after we accomplish that can we resume inter korean exchanges, cooperation projects. ere shouldn't be any preconditions for these negotiations to resume. all you have to do is to come back to the negotiation and go to the diplomacy is wide open. so north koreans will really have to take the first step. unless that happens, inter korean relations will not improve in the foreseeable future. there is no such a thing as a good policy. your choice should be between a bad policy and worse policy or bad policy or the worst policy. i think the worst policy or the worst policy is to use any military options against mortganorth koreans, why? because it could skrat escalate full-blown war. the worse policy is to come to for the korean pressure. halting joint military exercises with americans, that's worse that shouldn't happen. so the only other viable option is to stick to sanctions until the sanctions do take effect. it may take a long while, it may not and creative policy, but that's onl

this marks north korea's 12th launch in 2022. according to the center for strategic and international studies. >> hmm. >> they're on a good clip at the moment. an average, by the way, divide it on out here, alex. one launch every ten days. >> no shortage of headaches around the world right now. thank you very much, richard, through that one. >>> joining me, illinois democratic member of the house oversight committees. welcome back to the broadcast. can to see you particularly on this holiday sunday. let me ask you about how alarming these north korea's tests are? does north korea have capability to reach the u.s. with one of these missiles? >> well, perhaps not exactly the one we saw in those pictures, but they do have long-range icbm capability. the way i look at this, alex. it looks like a nuclear temper tantrum to me. they know the world is focused on ukraine right now. and they want to get attention focused back on them. i think this should not in anyway change our position with regard to our commitment to defend the south ko

after north korea staged its latest grand military parade. on the 90th anniversary of the founding of the korean revolutionary army, kim jong-un vowed to strengthen and develop his nuclear force, quote, at the fastest possible speed. this all comes after a flurry of missile tests by north korea this year, and warnings from south korea and the u.s. that pyongyang could resume nuclear weapons tests for the first time in five years. cnn's blake joins me now from tokyo for more on all this. good to see you, blake. what more are you learning? >> reporter: you know, rosemary, north korea's highly anticipated parade celebrating the founding of the army was held last night. and according to north korean state-run media kcna, both kim jong-un and his wife were there to see it. during a speech delivered at the parade as you mentioned, kim not only said north korea will continue to strengthen and develop its nuclear force, but that north korea's armed forces are fully prepared for any fight. now, in the past these parades have onebeen used to unveil ars

after north korea staged its latest grand military parade. on the 19th anniversary of the founding korean people revolutionary army, kim jong-un, vowed to strengthen and develop his nuclear force, quote, at the fastest possible speed. and this all comes after a flurry of missiles by north korea at this year. and warnings from south korea and the u.s. that pyongyang could resume nuclear weapons test for the first time in five years. cnn's blake joins me now from tokyo with more on this. good to see you again blake. so, what more are you learning? >> you know, rosemary, north korea's highly anticipated military grid is celebrating the founding of its armory. it was held late last night. their health and speculation said it was supposed to take place a day earlier. but rain may have caused the delay. according to north korea state run, television -- both kim jong-un on his wife were attending. kim was dressed in a white military suit. and delivered a speech that not only saying that they would develop its nuclear force but that the north korean

of deterrence to north korea. that has to happen. that's the fire break. that's what keeps this thing from ever potentially escalating out of control. right now we have, i think, a great government in japan. we have a stronger partner in south korea. the united states needs to step up because potentially there is a strong conventional and strategic deterrent that will cause north korea to think twice. while we have all these other problems going on in the world the last thing we need is north korea spinning out of control. >> sandra: thank you very much for joining us. parents in another democratic-led state fighting back against gender identity in schools. plus democrats look to be in real trouble, it appears. even the liberal media says they will need to make big changes to avoid the red wave. >> if you want a new direction, you want to hold this administration accountable, i believe join with us and we can hold this administration accountable and make the next century the american century. clearchoice. [ awada

north korea has staged a night time military parade. the streets of the capital till young is the latest show of force by him. children whose pledge too quickly ran pump his country's nuclear austell. robert mcbride reports from the south korean capital. so the parade, march, the 90th anniversary of the founding of north korea military. and it was meant to show off the power of its modern de weaponry on display with some of the newest weapons. it has recently been testing such as hypersonic missiles and a more advanced longer rain submarine launched ballistic missiles. after several years of attempted negotiations aimed at the nuclear zation leader kim jong and seems to have abandoned all such efforts that conciliation him was she me in the world today. we're powers our fears. the clashing with other powers, national dignity, sovereignty and true peace can only be guaranteed by strong self defense to overcome enemies. north korea star of the show was what it says is, it's the most powerful intercontinental ballistic missiles. to date fo

. >> michael holmes from atlanta, south korea manonitoring what north korea calls a successful launch of what it calls a guided weapon. >> battle for mariupol maybe coming to end. russia demanding all remaining troops lay down weapons and ammunition and leave by 1:00 p.m. local time, four hours from now. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy warned the city is in the grips of humanitarian crisis and suggests that ukrainian soldiers have suffered significant losses. >> translator: the situation in mariupol remains as severe as possible, just inhuman. this is what the russian federation did, deliberately did and deliberately continues to destroy cities. russia is deliberately trying to destroy everyone who is there in mariupol. >> meantime russian strikes continue to hammer other areas in southern and eastern ukraine. officials in the northeastern city of kharkiv say two were killed, 18 injured after cruise missile attack. to the south, in luhansk, officials say russian strikes damaged a dozen infrastructure facilities, including an oil refinery. saturday the russian military cla clai

. >>> north korea has said it's tested a new type of tactical guided missile capable of delivering a nuclear payload richard lui breaks it all down for us. >> good morning to you, steven north korea is calling this a new tactical guided weapon they're used for shorter to medium-range attacks the launch happened in the northern region of north korea it hit 70 miles off the coast. this is about this radius as you look at it into the sea of japan. now, if you were to move these mobile launcher platforms, it could easily hit seoul, which is right about here, the speed of about mach 4 now, notice in this photo here that was provided to us by the north korean state media, again, not independently verified you can see this is a mobile platform a truck that can be moved anywhere, hard to detect, moving all across north korea if they would like a u.s. defense official says they're aware of the statement, that they conducted a test of a long-range artillery system. that's different wording than what north korea is saying this is less of a powerful, if you will, munition compared to guided miss

a potential show of force against north korea in case they decide to test anything but north korea has been very clear about what they would like to do. >> knows exactly which missiles and weapons he wants to perfect and so do we because he told us. in january last year, he gave one of the most detailed military reports in north korea's history according to state-run media. his five-year wish list. since then, he has been systematically working through it. >> the north koreans have really i think laid out an ambitious agenda for a military modernization. and it proves to be very credible. >> reporter: among the systems already at least partially tested according to pyongyang pyongyang, a hypersonic glide vehicle, which if perfected, could evade defense systems. only the u.s. and china currently have this capability. a military reconnaissance satellite. necessary, pyongyang says, to keep an eye on the u.s. and its allies. elements were tested earlier this year but the pentagon believes the space launch is a cover for a test of a new intercontinental-ballistic missile system. a 15,000-ki

north korea as far as what it calls a tactical guided weapon aimed at boosting its nuclear capabilities. also, the u. s. is set to begin drilling on federal land to counter rising energy prices, but it goes against one of the president's campaign promises and a show of support for form of pakistani prime minister iran calm, who was forced out of office after no confidence vote in parliament. welcome to the prego. we begin with an ultimatum that russia has issued to ukraine . moscow is urging soldiers in murray uphold to surrender so their lives could be spared. ukrainian forces have 7 hours to lay down their rom, starting at $300.00 g m t. not this proposal comes as ukraine's president vladimir lensky wall, that any attack on his troops in the besieged city will end peace talks with moscow . supervisor my overly zealous and some of them. i love the situation. maria poll remains as severe as possible just in humane. this is what the russian federation that deliberately did and deliberately continues to destroy cities as it is deliberately trying to destroy everyone who is there and maria

security council to strengthen sanctions against north korea for its missile launch last month. the u.s. was strongly critical of the noh's launch of a new type of icht cbm class missile and suggested it would submit new sanctions in response. the sources say washington has now circulated a draft resolution to security councilmembers. the new measures would reduce crude oil exports to north korea to 2 million barrels annually, down from the current 4 million. they would also have refined petroleum exsports to 250,000 barrel annually. it seems unlikely the resolution will pass as china and russia, which are permanent members of the security council, want to ease sanctions against the north instead. >>> japan's greenhouse gas emissions hit a record low in the first year of the pandemic, but experts say the drop likely will not stick. the environment ministry says japan released 1.15 billion tons of carbon dioxide in fiscal 2020. it represents seven straight years of declines. the government wants to cut emissions by nearly half within eight years. it's pushing both conservation an

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service members missing and north korea. i am just wondering if this administration has that as a priority and is working that in any way or whether it looks at the situation with north korea has -- >> i don't know what progress has been made with respect to the korean peninsula. let me see if i can check that out. but it is a priority for the secretary. on one of his early visits to -- to hawaii, you want to talk about their recovery efforts. it was a fascinating day. he is 100% committed to doing everything we can and he can to support this mission. there is a lot of work they're doing. he understands and respects the closure this offers to families of the fallen and the lost. it is an incredible effort that has spanned multiple administrations going back. i can tell you he is 100% committed to that now. place right now, people are concerned. could you share your sentiment on whether or not russia -- from a military point of view, are they able to do that? >> the first answer is yes, russia has the ability to strike kyiv.

the following year, north korea said it would stop testing this type of weapon, and also suspend its nuclear tests. experts believe it may launch another icbm ahead of the 110th birth anniversary of the country's founder in april. japan's defense minister strongly condemned the launch saying it violated u.n. security council resolutions. >> translator: compared to previous launches, this one was a more serious threat on different levels to japan and the region. it is also a risk to the peace and stability of the international community. if the missile flew in a normal trajectory, it would be enough to reach the united states. >> now, japan has reaffirmed a unified response to the action. foreign minister hayashi yoshimasa spoke with his south korean counterpart over the phone. they agreed north korea's program to strengthen the development of nuclear and missile technology poses a serious challenge to the global order. they confirmed japan and south korea, as well as the united states will work closely together to take steps to achieve the complete denuclearization of north korea. â™

and in avenues north korea says it's successfully testified. a new type of tactical guided weapon either came john own says he's preparing for a confrontation with the united states. 3 weeks ago the country testified his biggest intercontinental ballistic miss heil the more than 4000000 ukrainians have become refugee since the conflicts began. some 300000 of them have gone to germany for germans arrivals as a reminder of the syrian refugee crisis a time when berlin was criticized for not doing enough, but as dominic cane reports, people hope lessons have been learned. tuesday morning and stieglitz and follow reesa and her children. it's time for breakfast as ukrainian refugees. they're currently living with a host family. the transition from walls own to berlin suburb was initially hard, but already her children are learning german and larissa says she feels this country has been very welcoming and knowing it's completed for dylan palmer, the government has been very supportive. they've given us money health insurance. they've helped us a lot.

north korea testifies what he calls a tactical guided weapon aimed at boosting its nuclear capabilities. the u. s. is set to begin drilling on federal land to counter rising energy prices, but it goes against one of the president's campaign promises and a show of support for form of pakistani prime minister iran con, who was forced out of office after no confidence. so thank you for joining as we begin with an ultimatum that russia has issued to ukraine. moscow is urging soldiers in mary, up all to so brenda, so their lives can be sped. ukrainian forces have until 10 g m t on sunday to lay down their arms. this proposal comes as ukraine surprised it and voted me zalinski warned that any attack on his troops in the besieged city will end p sachs with moscow. supervisor, my, you belittle shades and looks among the situation. maria pull remains a severest possible just in humane. this is what the russian federation that deliberately did and deliberately continues to destroy cities. it is deliberately trying to destroy everyone who's there, and marya pool. there are only 2 wish influenced t

that was north korea's first such test since 2017. but as much as north korea flexes its military muscle with missile tests, it chose not to do that during its biggest holiday on friday. the nation did hold a massive parade to mark the birthday of its founder kim il-sung. as will ripley now reports, the usual display of troops and military hardware, well, that was missing. >> reporter: the grand finale of north korea's biggest holiday celebration, the country launched a new tactical guided weapon, observed by its leader kim jong-un, a show of force to mark the 110th birthday of the country's founder and kim's grandfather, the late kim il-sung. the show in the sky followed an extravagant parade on the ground. on friday, kim and his top aides, including sister kim yo-jong watched columns of colorful performers pass by. but there were no tanks, missiles, or other military hardware that had been show cased in the past. this not entirely unexpected by experts after the country conducted a powerful intercontinental ballistic missile test in

north korea says it has successfully testified. a new type of tactical guided weapon is kim john own, says he's preparing for confrontation with the united states. the leader watched the launch at an undisclosed location that followed the launch of what was reported to be the north largest intercontinental ballistic missile. 3 weeks ago. is he now from david, said me at the center for strategic and international studies. and he says it's a worrying development. it comes in the context of north korea carrying out more missile launches over the past months than it has said any period of time. and the last 5 or 6 years, including its largest ballistic missile launched a couple weeks ago and up indications that it's reading up as nuclear weapons production facility. the same time i did, there were a variety of reasons behind was in west ranger doing the election in south can we have a new harder line president or the beginning of u. s. south korean military maneuvers on monday. but in many ways, i think it goes koreans are flexing thei

and with the war in europe the bipartisan recognition of china and north korea nuclear proliferation and that the biden proposes to underfund the armed forces. and then to mansion on —- get the runaway inflation under control. and then china keeps ramping the military spending way up the biden budget to have america treading water at best.ti and then a person's proposal look at the. military purchasing power. and as we speak the secretary austin and the comptroller testifying before the armed services committee about their bosses. and their budget request. and then on the far left is bending in the internet ways in on a private campaign to stick up for national defense. secretary austin is advocating for the bottom line and not doing a very effectively the 4 percentfl before inflation and doesn't come anywhere near meeting the military requirement to compete with urchina to preserve peace well into the future the same budget is a gigantic 14 percent increase on domestic discretionary spending writing a budget and giving the pentagon zero influence it might look much different than