north korea has been complaining _ north koreans reacting? north korea has been complaining about - north koreans reacting? north korea has been complaining about these i has been complaining about these exercises every single year since they have been held. it is no wonder, in fact, these exercises have been used as a diplomatic weapon and a negotiating tool. they have been temporarily suspended or postponed on occasion in an effort to draw north korea to the table to negotiate over its nuclear weapons capabilities. we ought to remember that it capabilities. we ought to remember thatitis capabilities. we ought to remember that it is north korea that violated the npt, the non—proliferation treaty, it is north korea that has taken actions that have gone against the world community in its actions. if we canjust the world community in its actions. if we can just take a step back and look at what these drills mean for the right wider region, how do you see beijing responding to this? china has complained about these exercises for a very long ti

korea, and north korea and south korea. they were bitterly disappointed at that. as i found out. they got quite threatening. the second day i was there, i was informed by a north korean -- that the population of pyongyang had learned of my presence and their -- they could no longer guarantee my safety or security, or that of my small delegation. that is the proposal i have been public about in the past. i have written about it. i had a debate with -- as many of you know. a great friend and colleague. we did it in a semi-public forum. it sure didn't persuade anybody and probably won't tonight. i just think in the context of perhaps rethinking our approach, because the one we have been pushing has not been very successful. i will stop there and open it up for questions. and rebuttals, i am sure. >> thank you. let me make a brief comment. icas is not a government. there is no foreign funds involved in icas activities. mr. clapper: i'm glad to know that now. [laughter] >> general, you do posit a very controversial concept for s

the threat from north korea is increasing. its missiles are becoming more dangerous, its rhetoric more fiery. so these war games from five years ago are back as the us and south korea practice how to fight their common enemy using aircraft, warships and tanks. i can't do it in a classroom, i can't do it on a chalkboard, i have to give them the most intense environment that we can create and this is that environment. fighter pilot captain abby walters will train from the sky. it's really important for us to train together with the south koreans. the communication flow is much better in the air if you've practised it multiple times, so it can go quicker which helps us to get more effects down and just be more efficient and deadly in ourjob. north korea sees these drills as a rehearsalfor an invasion. there is concern it could retaliate. in this recent speech, kim jong—un warned it could end in war. they might have the appearance of war but the us and south korea insist these drills are defensive. in part a show of strength to

we have been knocking on north korea's _ korea? we have been knocking on north korea's to _ korea? we have been knocking on north korea's to repeatedly, i north korea's to repeatedly, offering assistance in the form of ppe, medicaltests, as offering assistance in the form of ppe, medical tests, as well as vaccines, it is up to the regime to open its doors and say, we want the help, and so far it hasn't happened yet. and looking at the north korean decision to call and answer the pandemic, i don't think they're going to take this seriously enough to consider receiving the help, so that the population can better deal with the virus and also improve conditions of the country. 300 with the virus and also improve conditions of the country. soo kim, ureat conditions of the country. soo kim, treat to conditions of the country. soo kim, great to talk— conditions of the country. soo kim, great to talk to _ conditions of the country. soo kim, great to talk to you. _ conditions of the country. soo kim, great to talk to you. thanks. i the entertainment giant disney is celebrating a major mil

the threat from north korea is increasing. its missiles are becoming more dangerous, its rhetoric more fiery. so these war games from five years ago are back as the us and south korea practice how to fight their common enemy using aircraft, warships and tanks. i can't do it in a classroom, i can't do it on a chalkboard, i have to give them the most intense environment that we can create and this is that environment. fighter pilot captain abby walters will train from the sky. it's really important for us to train together with the south koreans. the communication flow is much better in the air if you've practised it multiple times, so it can go quicker which helps us to get more effects down and just be more efficient and deadly in ourjob. north korea sees these drills as a rehearsalfor an invasion. there is concern it could retaliate. in this recent speech, kimjong—un warned it could end in war. they might have the appearance of war but the us and south korea insist these drills are defensive. in part a show of strength to c

this attack from north korea. is the only place in korea where this is the only place in korea where us forces and south korean forces sit side by side, and using all this information, they can detect almost immediately if north korea launches a weapon. welcome to the programme. it's 1am in london and eight in the morning here in singapore where the country's prime minister has said the ban on sex between men is to be lifted. prime minister lee hsein loong said singaporean society was becoming more accepting of gay people, and the british colonial—era law, though not enforced, was out of date. the announcement, which was made during a speech that the prime minister gave at singapore's national day rally, was welcomed by lgbt activists who've long criticised the law. the government will repeal 3707a and de—criminalise sex between men. i believe it's the right thing to do and something most singaporeans will accept. earlier, i spoke to our asia digital reporter tessa wong, who has been following and reporting on this issue for years in singapore, and she explained why this decision

amy: north korea loves to steal things. north korea does not have much of an economy at all, it's one of the poorest countries on earth. it is why so many folks are concerned about north korea's willingness to sell its nuclear technology know-how and capabilities. it should not come as a surprise that north korea is interested , active and successful at stealing and using cryptocurrency. one of the downsides of having a currency that is anonymous is it is a great way for bad guys to do bad things and try to get away with it. north korea poses a number of challenges for the united states, and i think in cyber what is striking about the north korean threat is it is asymmetric. north korea is one of the least digitally connected countries in the world. fewer than 10% of its people even have a cell phone. when north korea wages a cyberattack on other countries like the united states, the sony pictures hack that happened several years ago, if we respond in kind in cyberspace, not much happens. when north korea's internet went do

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the former president of 2nd south korea's defense ministry says north korea is 5 to cruise missiles. they were launched into the sea early on wednesday from on charleston south gone, gone province. the united nations, new envoy for me and mar, is on the 1st visit there since being appointed last year. now, leon hayes is expected to me. the officials from the military judge to discuss what the un calls the deteriorating situation in the country. a visit comes in the same week, ousted the dog sensor, she was convicted more corruption charges, extending her prison sentence to 17 years. tony cheng joins us now from bangkok. so any sign that this visit is going to prompt dialogue and ease of the crank down and not really at this stage. in fact, we know very little about it. the united nations themselves are didn't serve as a preview. the trip with any great fanfare. the 1st thing most people knew about it was yesterday when no news in his or was announced to be on the way to never door man, mars, capital m. they've said that they will speak after she returns, but they don't want to make a

the threat from north korea is increasing. its missiles are becoming more dangerous, its rhetoric more fiery. so these war games from five years ago are back as the us and south korea practice how to fight their common enemy using aircraft, warships and tanks. i can't do it in a classroom, i can't do it on a chalkboard, i have to give them the most intense environment that we can create and this is that environment. fighter pilot captain abby walters will train from the sky. it's really important for us to train together with the south koreans. the communication flow is much better in the air if you've practised it multiple times, so it can go quicker which helps us to get more effects down and just be more efficient and deadly in ourjob. north korea sees these drills as a rehearsalfor an invasion. there is concern it could retaliate. in this recent speech, kimjong—un warned it could end in war. they might have the appearance of war but the us and south korea insist these drills are defensive. in part a show of strength to c

north korea with various economic measures if the north of which you embark on de nuclear eyes ation. but without giving any kind of detail. so it does seem as though there is nothing in the offing or we're not really anticipating any great at breakthroughs. also interestingly mentioned in japan now they're both north and south korea use this event and they, it's a shed celebration. i bowed to defeating japan at the end of the 2nd world war and being released from the yoke of imperialism from japan. but interestingly, against that y'all talking about closer relations with japan. when facing the shad threat, it seems both from north korea and to a lesser extent from china. so interesting and controversially, the unit. so y'all talking about japan when the to korea is celebrating that release from control from tokyo. certainly plenty happening in the region. we appreciate the update as always, rob mcbride and so thank you. a u. s. congressional delegation has arrived in taiwan for a 2 day visit, as military tensions between the island and china remain high. the visiting politicians wil

korea and so this opens up an avenue of political opportunity for russia and north korea to engage in a political exchange that meets political exchange that meets political needs in a limited way. political needs in a limited wa. ~ . , , , way. mutual needs being met but what does it _ way. mutual needs being met but what does it mean _ way. mutual needs being met but what does it mean for— way. mutual needs being met but what does it mean for the - way. mutual needs being met but what does it mean for the rest. what does it mean for the rest of the world?— of the world? well, the more serious issue _ of the world? well, the more serious issue is _ of the world? well, the more serious issue is related - of the world? well, the more serious issue is related to - of the world? well, the more| serious issue is related to the rest of the world is actually related to russian and north korean nuclear programmes and nuclear threats in connection with current conflicts. in terms of this specific issue, i think it is a marriage of convenience that will be opposed, especially by the united

the south korea is defense, ministry says north korea has 5 to cruise missiles. they were launched into the sea from ocean and south p o gan province. so says it's analyzing data to learn more about the launch with help from the us military. that comes a day after soul and washington started 4 days of joint drills and preparation for a training exercise later this month. how correspondence world mcbride details, while the timing of these miss are launches is significant. the timing of this does seem to be significant more significant. it seems than the type of missiles themselves. these are said to i've been to cruise missiles fired westwood towards the sea that separates the korean peninsula from china. now if that's the case, then these will be the 1st cruise missiles that have been fired since january. but there has been a flurry of other mis activities since the start of this year from the north, in particular, ballistic missiles, either short range or longer range, ballistic missiles, the type of weapons that are banned on the un security council resolutions

south korea's defense ministry says north korea as 5 to cruise missiles. they were. busy launched into the west sea from on john south po gan province. sol says it's analyzing dancer to learn more about the launch with the help of the u. s. military. and it comes just a day after solar and washington started 4 days of joint drills in preparation for a training exercise later this month. rob mcbride joins us now from sol, so the timing is quite sensitive. what sort of message is the north sending? it does seem to be a quite a significant the timing of this at least more so than the type of missiles that were launch. these are said to have been to cruise missiles fired westwards into the sea that separates the korean peninsula from china. these would be the 1st cruise missiles launch since january, but since the start of this year there has been a flurry of other miss. i'll activity from north korea in particular, ballistic missiles, either short range or longer range. ballistic missiles, the kinds of weapons which are banned under un security council resolutions. now

intelligence suggests that north korea _ are we. intelligence suggests that north korea is— are we. intelligence suggests that north korea is on _ are we. intelligence suggests that north korea is on the _ are we. intelligence suggests that north korea is on the cusp - are we. intelligence suggests that north korea is on the cusp of - north korea is on the cusp of testing its first nuclear weapon in five years. south korea says it shouldn't be blamed if these drills provided ammunition.— shouldn't be blamed if these drills provided ammunition. north korea knows this is _ provided ammunition. north korea knows this is a _ provided ammunition. north korea knows this is a defensive - provided ammunition. north korea knows this is a defensive one - provided ammunition. north korea knows this is a defensive one and. knows this is a defensive one and they want to utilise this joint military drill for their own illogical proposal, i think they —— thisjoint military illogical proposal, i think they —— this joint military drill as an excuse for north korea to do military provocatio

south korea says it shouldn't be blamed if these drills provide its ammunition. >> north korea knows this is defensive and they want to utilize joint military drill for their own political purpose. i think the joint military drill is one excuse for north korea to do the kind of military provocation. >> reporter: these war games may provoke north korea, but faced with increasingly formidable enemy, these forces believe they have no choice but to with depression, you just feel...blah. not okay. all...the...symptoms. need to deal with this. so your doctor tells you about trintellix, a prescription medicine for adults with depression. okay, feeling relief from overall symptoms. hmm. and trintellix had no significant impact on weight in clinical trials. so there's that. trintellix may increase suicidal thoughts and actions in people 24 and younger. call a doctor right away if you have these, or new or worsening depression, or new or sudden changes in mood, behavior, thoughts, or feelings. do not take with maois. tell your doctor about all medicines you take to avoid a life-threatening con

with neighboring north korea and china, she'd you think sole is making this decision for itself? well, certainly there is some domestic politics involved. the new south korean president ran on a platform of taking a harder stance against north korea, but it also is reflected with the fact that he is desirous of having better relations with the united states. united states has been lobbying, you know, various governments in the pacific region to join them in there. i don't know, per said against china. and so, you know, the previous south korean president is taking a softer approach. was looking for reconciliation with the north. and that was out of step with the american policy as it, as it currently just which is a more hard line policy against china. scott, what do you thinking in your opinion, to do having these, these american bases and us forces in that part of the world, in particular, in south korea, do you think it has a stabilizing effect on the region? just the opposite. i look during the cold war in the, in the aftermath of the 2nd world war, in the decades of followed

south korea's defense ministry says north korea 5 to cruise missiles. early on wednesday, the missiles were launched into the west sea from on john south prong gan province . sol says it's analyzing data to learn more about the launch with the help of the u. s. military rama brian joins us now live from sol. so this comes a day after south korea and the u. s. began their military exercises. what kind of message is the north sending about that? yeah, the timing of this does seem to be significant more significant. it seems than the type of missiles themselves. these are said to have been to cruise missiles fired westwards towards the sea that separates the korean peninsula from china. now if that's the case, then these would be the 1st cruise missiles that have been fired since january. but there has been a flurry of other missile activity since the start of this year from the north, in particular, ballistic missiles, either shore range or longer range, ballistic missiles, the type of weapons that are banned under un security council resolutions. now in

north korea says russian president vladimir putin is putting to expand ties between moscow and young young state media, se prison wrote to north korea as can jolen saying a closer relationship would be in both countries interest. but he does exchange letters on the 77 anniversary of the korean peninsula as liberation from japanese rule of. a both north and south korea mocking that anniversary. japan will korea from 1910 until the end of world war 2 in 1945. that was followed 5 years later by the korean war that's left the country divided from mcbride and sole has more on president putin's proposal. that is an interesting letter coming at an interesting time. russian president vladimir putin talking about expanding bilateral relations about areas of common interest about north korea and russia. it seems working together to improve the security situation. he says in northeast asia, you know it's, it's interesting that both of these leaders of faith, relative isolation in the international community, kim jung guns, of course, has been long standing for vladimir putin. it's been far more

last week, the russian ambassador to north korea suggested that north korean overseas labour could be useful in doing reconstruction work in the breakaway provinces in the ukraine, and north korea had earlier made a point of recognising these breakaway provinces. and so, what it looks like is the possibility that there could be some kind of some kind of support by north korea in the form of labour in these areas, probably in return for substantial cash contributions to the flailing north korean economy. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: putting the cat out, or not — the german town where cats have been on curfew. washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed i did have a relationship with ms lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today, in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the last 10 days, 500 have died. crowd chant: czechoslovakia must be free! man: czechoslovakia must be free! crowd chant: czechoslov

s. secretary of state who expects yet another nuclear test by north korea at so the hope is that in that there's a month of talk that will now be going on to find ways to limit and the spread of nuclear weapons and also to get some fresh commitments to limit the number of nuclear weapons because the so called starts to agreement that runs out in 2026. that sound that feels a long time away. but these talks are always very lengthy and they're very important indeed for global security. ok, mechanical net in new york. thank you so much, mckenna. well, let's take a quick look at the top story. we're following the sour unconfirmed report say that the united states is killed all kind alida, i meant of the war free in a drawing strike in the afghan capital kabul olds. the watery allegedly carried out a key role than counting the $911.00 terrorist attacks against the west. alongside a ben nodded, and the attack comes the year after the united states pulled out of afghanistan. ukraine has resumed grain shipments from its black c ports, turkey which has overseen the implementation of the deal. bet

well, north korea. yeah. for being one of the poorest countries on earth has an incredibly formidable military capability to have the world's 4th largest standing army, backed by 10000000 reserved forces. they have a very robust set of missiles from short range that can hit anywhere in south korea to inter continental that can get anywhere in the united states. and they have nuclear warheads, which presumably can be mounted on those missiles. although there is some question about whether they can or can't i, i don't, i hope they don't show us that they can. and then they have a lot of other formidable equipment, some of their equipment, just out of date. south korea has far better navy and an air force but, but what north korea has the is certainly something to be concerned about. all right, we'll observe the drills as they go on a month. it's patrick, appreciate your analysis. thanks a lot. thanks. now the governor of the us states of indiana has held talks with the president of taiwan, amid heightened atten

and south korea are looking for the potential of a nuclear test coming from north korea. this is something u.s. officials have warned about over the course of the past few months. it will be the seventh test, perhaps the most powerful nuclear test north korea has carried out to date. that is still something very much the u.s. and south korea are looking out for. u.s. and south korea promise a severe response if that happens, perhaps even the movement of u.s. strategic assets into the region. >> oren liebermann, thank you for that reporting. >>> now to this, spiderman star tom holland a talking candidly about seed and what it's doing to his mental health. that's next. first set ofof wheels... nice try. really? this leon's payiying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitivit

north korean defectors in south korea have flown balloons into the north, carrying 1 u.s. dollar leaf notes: north korea says that they are a source of infection. and north korea the fever case topped 390,000 at one point but pyongyang says that the figure has been zero since july 29th. >>> ahead of ukraine's nuclear power plant occupied by russia, they are trying to divert the electricity to crimea. shelling has began. russia plans to damage power lines to the ukrainian energy system and then connect the plant to the crimean grid. russia invaded crimea and annexed the region om ukraine. the institute for war, a u.s. think tank says that russia is exploiting the fear of a nuclear problem to stop sending weapons. this significantly raises the risk of a nuclear stent and endangers ukraine, its neighbors and the international community. >>> and a russian journalist known for beingity tall of the ukrainian war has been charged. she protested her country's invasion of ukraine during a live broadcast in march. russian media quoted her lawyer saying she was charged after posting

korea an audacious initiative, effectively saying that he would im3 improve north korea's economy if they would take steps to denuclearize. and of course north korea is not interested at all it appears in talking. >> paula, thank you so much. >>> cnn has learned that iran is looking for compensation if a future u.s. president pulls out of any nuclear agreement. d they are looking to revive the deal abandoned by former president trump. and fred plooieitgen is joining line. what does that plan look like? >> reporter: we've been trying to find that out. we don't have the exact text but we're getting information from the iranians that seems to sort of narrow it down a little bit. essentially what the iranians are saying is that when president trump left the iran nuclear agreement, they were hit in two ways. of course they were hit with massive sanctions and the m maximum pressure. a this time around they say that they couldn't stop the u.s. from leaving the nuclear agreement again, but they want there to be some sort of period of winding down, they want protection from companies that wou

it is being celebrated in that the 2 careers were waiting to see from north korea just walked sort of events, they will be staging to mark this day. the north korean state run television is carrying special programming. we are waiting to see whether it's going to be marked by any mass event or march or military display. of course, north korea would seem to have not to celebrate this year having just overcome the common enemy of covey 19. it didn't report his 1st cases of what a you, for mystic, the cold fever until mid may. since then, there's been a rapid expansion of the sickness through the population. millions of people it seems becoming infected, but very recently announcing that it has been defeated and also using that opportunity to blame south korea for the initial outbreak for introducing cove it into the north, which has done nothing to help frosty relations across the dmc rescue workers searching for people trapped under rubble, laughter, blast ripped from market in the armenian capital year events, at least 2 people were killed in scores injured. the building have been use

that's tony ching, for us, a light from bangkok, the south korea's defense minister, he says, north korea has fire to cruise missiles. they were launched into the sea from on sean and south piano gan province. sol says it's analyzing data to learn more about the launch with help from the u. s. military. that comes a day after solon washington started 4 days of joint drills and preparation for a training exercise later this month. how correspondent rob mcbride details. why the timing of these miss are launches is significant. the timing of this does seem to be significant more significant. it seems than the type of missiles themselves. these are set to, i've been to cruise missiles fired westwood towards the sea that separates the korean peninsula from china. now if that's the case, then these would be the 1st cruise missiles that have been fired since january. but that has been a flurry of other mis activities since the start of this year, from the north, in particular, ballistic missiles, either short range or longer range, ballistic missiles, the type of weapons that are banned on the u

without talking about north korea. how does the, the d, p. ok, keeping nuclear weapons on the table, showing them off launching tests. how does that impacts other nations and their ability or inability to reduce their stockpile? because if you have that, you know, clear threat on display, what does it do for the rest of the nonproliferation disarmament movement? and also, what does it mean to south korea? i think my 1st job to look at is one of the north brand stockpile is readable or not. they have trusted a number of weapons. most of those just, we can follow through their lineage and see what they were for. i don't think there thermonuclear test was, i was real in the sense of being weaponized with device. and there is no sign that those were hands ever been to the, to a missile. and just to see if the richie target, so the p r k, maybe accumulating reverends, but they're not human rating or weapon systems that can deliver a weapon to a target. ok, richard q, but how it's the fight against climate change. complicate

north korea to him and his administration. but it also coincides with the starting of drills this week between us and south korean forces ahead of larger scale military joint exercises next week. the type of exercises that always seem to anger and provoke north korea. so this could be seen as being an early expression of north korea's displeasure towards those. the st. louis former prime minister has defended secretly appointing himself to the 5 additional ministerial rolls during the pandemic. scott morrison said it was necessary to authorize himself with reserve powers during what he called unprecedented times. but this hasn't stopped cause for his resignation from parliament. sir clark reports, ah, he's unpopularity dominated the estrogen election campaign, and close the liberal national party the election less than 3 months after scott morrison resigned his party leader is now under pressure to resign from parliament . after who confirmed that, he secretly appointed himself to 5 additional ministerial rolls. during the pan

and that always gives north korea and excuse to objects. but they've been emboldened recently with moscow wanting to deepen their relationship with peel. again, in the light of what's going on in europe, and this is going to concern sol and washington, isn't it? certainly, you know, i think what we're seeing in part, as many people predicted is a tightening of the, the regional blocks. if you will here in northeast asia or in the new pacific, more generally, the u. s. and the lions partnerships with south korea with japan looking farther afield with, with australia and his partnership with india. on the one hand, you strengthening a certain vision of the order here in, in, in the pacific and or boy. and then you see moscow up young, young and gauging, i think working together increased increasingly more tightly as well. the young beijing access is certainly been strengthened over the last few years, and i think we're increasingly seeing also in moscow, john young access that's growing as well into to some extent that might become something

right now, north korea is expanding its nuclear arsenal. iran is becoming closer and closer to a threshold state because of a lack of agreement between the u.s. and iran on restoring the 2015 nuclear deal. these are very worrying develops. in addition to the war in ukraine, they are going to factor in very heavily over the course of the next month as the international community convenes in new york to discuss that 52-year-old nuclear nonproliferation treaty which is really that cornerstone international treaty that governs the world in terms of studying the standards and creating the pathways to global disarmament and keep an eye cap on proliferation at the same time. >> the nuclear nonproliferation treaty has failed in many ways because india has nuclear weapons. pakistan has them. israel has them. north korea has them. there's no real communication between india and pakistan right now. that's probably the closest flashpoint that we have. do you think there needs to be stronger in pt or does it need to be more policed? >> frankly, the succ

north korea to him and his administration. but it also coincides with the starting of drills this week between us and south korean forces ahead of larger scale military joint exercises next week. the type of exercises that always seem to anger and provoke north korea. so this could be seen as being an early expression of north korea's displeasure towards those. cuba says its allowing a foreign investment in its whole southern retail trade for the 1st time in 60 years. the states monopoly in the sector has been blamed for severe shortages of food medicine. fuel from investments will still be regulated. the government says the move could give a much needed boost to local industries. in peru, prosecutors are expanding a corruption, investigating building a president pedro castillo that looking at allegations of corruption, obstruction of justice and taking bribes. for carstairs, says the probe, as political persecution and racist arianna sanchez has more now from lima, with just one year in office president mid august. the you is

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. >> in addition to obviously still the relationship between china and north korea and north korea's pressure on japan as well, clearly our key relationship there in that region, do you think that north korea seems to be wanting to get some attention but that is almost ignored by this administration. do you think north korea is going to pop up in the midst of this, presenting another larger survival issue? >> analysts are thinking the north koreans will detonate a nuclear weapon soon. they got to validate their test design so they will pop one off in the near future. >> thank you sir. monday cast, we know iran has an interest in what north korea has been doing. it seems like it becomes this interest by this trio of countries, by these terrorist nations if you will, to want to act now, quickly in the next year and a half as the biden administration becomes weaker and more troubled here at home. >> yeah and there is close coordination and cooperation between russia china and iran but they're working hand in glove and all america's enemies understand they've got a pretty limited window

of course north korea would seem to have not to celebrate this year having just overcome the common enemy of koby 19. it didn't report his 1st cases of what you for mystic recalls, fever until mid may or since then there's been a rapid expansion of the sickness through the population. millions of people it seems becoming infected, but very recently announcing that it has been defeated and also using that opportunity to blame south korea for the initial outbreak for introducing cove it into the north, which has done nothing to help frosty relations across the dmc. it's one year since the taliban to power in afghanistan, after those chaotic scenes of afghans trying to free the country. the economy has collapsed. millions of people face food shortages and women have been stripped of their rights. solid been jervey reports and combo on the taliban. 0 and power and what lies ahead and rear sound inability is done. the musician and driver after has lived in the refugee camp since his childhood. he's among the more than 3000000 people displaced in earnest on market the among, out of the home bef

north korea. yeah. for being one of the poorest countries on earth has an incredibly formidable military capability to have the world's 4th largest standing army, backed by 10000000 reserve forces. they have a very robust set of missiles from short range that can hit anywhere in south korea to inter continental that can get anywhere in the united states. and they have a nuclear warheads, which presumably can be mounting on those missiles. although there is some question about whether they can or can't i, i don't. i hope they don't show us that they can. the united states top infectious disease, ex boat, the 20 fat she will step down in december, felt she has been front and center of the country's cobra. 19 response. he's advised 7 presidents and spend more than 50 years at the national institutes of health. the health and human services secretary is via beset a praise for you, for his selfless passion, to bring hope and healing to the american people. his departure was expected. can we help this morning

into north korea, claiming that it was the hot air balloons which carry over anti-north korea propaganda into north korea that actually started the outbreak in the first place saying that there would be deadly retaliation against south korea if this happens again, and that they would respond by wiping out the south korean authorities. now, it is something that south korea has rejected. they have said that they do not believe this to be the case and they were threatening words from the north. >> paula in seoul, thank you. >>> a jury has been picked and opening statements have been heard in the case of vanessa bryant versus the los angeles county. the wife of kobe bryant is suing the county for taking and sharing photos of the helicopter crash that killed her husband and daughteriannagianna. bryant's attorney showed how they were spread to dozens of deputies and first responders disx. flighting the horrific event. defense says that they kept them from spreading online. the trial is expected at least two weeks. >>> the cost of streaming continues to spike. disney plus has announced a $3 pri