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weeks on the, run the man hunt to catch a convicted killer and pennsylvania takes a dangerous turn. we begin with breaking news. -- they are meeting face to face, for the first time since 2019. the two leaders under delegation of the -- examining equipment out side. this is a highly choreographed affair, with cameras following many of the -- lot of it has been televised live according to russian state media consumption has been asking detailed questions have about how the cosmodrome works, and which rockets are launched in the facility. it's also citing a guest book

while his sister kim -- looked over his shoulder for the first time north korea fired off two missiles while commission west out of the country. cnn -- 's is in london, and our kristie lu stout which honest from hong kong. first, do you, as we've been watching all of this extraordinary, pictures even putin himself has not submitted himself to this live coverage. and this long period, he just had the economic forum, and now this high level meeting with kim sugar. what is at stake, here especially given the fact that u.s. intelligence officials have been saying this is really about an arms deal? >> well, paula, clearly there is one thing that putin needs. that is ammunition. it is clear that this war in ukraine has been going on for quite some time. longer perhaps than he intended it to be. you've seen recently, ukraine has just received one billion

dollars of assistance from the united states, that is surely alarming. looking around at who may be able to assist him when these depleted ammunition on the frontline, north korea is a suitable option. they have ammunition, they have quite storm production capacity in north korea, and the ammunition, some of it will fit directly into russian weaponry. so if it is put into russian weaponry, it will work immediately. not the issue is going to be transportation. taking this up in a, taking this ammunition from the where they currently are. nearby, it is 5700 miles from moscow, let alone the ukraine frontline. getting this other weight down to the frontline is going to be extremely challenging. and, probably an old railway transportation that is really not that suitable, not that stable. nonetheless this is key in terms of messaging. if you look at what putin is projecting, here it is confidence, it is showing he is not isolated, albeit aligned with what are the most isolated

countries in the world. it is also showing just yesterday announced today every unification, and includes several of these new territories of donetsk, kherson, zaporizhzhia, various highly controversial in ukraine -- pushes back and says they are their own territory. russia saying, with putin, that this is their territory, this is the more they are still, winning the war that they still have confidence, in and this ally -- renewing of such ammunition with north korea is a way of achieving that. >> well, now to you, you have been watching this since -- set foot in russia, i wonder what you are thinking no. you see this live footage, and the fact that putin is talking about this space technology, things like satellites, and that kim john moon is saying intently, this is a country that a times could not feed its

own population. >> yes let's talk in the slide for detroit now polar. kim and putin are meeting right now, at the, cosmodrome part of me sees footage that was taken earlier this day. they shook hands, they greeted one another. they toured the facility. and talks are indeed underway. kim, he signed that guest, vicky was seen on camera like this, quote, russia which gave birth to the first conquers of space will be in mortal, unquote, and his sister who is also a -- she was seen on camera as he signed that guest book. now according to russian state media, putin office asked the question,, this quote, -- responded that is why we are here, and ahead of the meaning, putin said he showed great interest and, space and said that if the leaders will discuss all issues,, quote without haste.

this meeting comes just hours after -- two short-range ballistic missiles into the waters of the east coast and cream peninsula. that is according to the joint chief of staff. analysts point, out of this is indeed the first time they've seen a missile test without the leader in the country. there we have to be in mind, this is a leader who rarely travels abroad. now this meeting that is currently underway between -- comes as the u.s. has been issuing its, warning saying these two nations are actively advancing their talks over another potential arms deal. we know that kim arrived in russia very early on tuesday, sending foot some 6 am local time, tuesday in kherson, that is the main gateway to -- and kim decked out in his suit, smiling as he stepped off the train on to that red carpet. he was welcomed by the russian delegation. he left being days ago, to go

to russia by private train, that famous green train. also on board with, him and also underway, north korea's leading officials including top military leaders chief diplomat as president has. well now this is kim jong-un's first overseas trip, so when he traveled by train to -- four has a first meeting with vladimir putin, the u.s. says it remains concerned that north korea will supply arms to russia. what is north korea want? in exchange, north korea is seeking advance technology, quote a nuclear powered, submarines satellites, also seeking food aid to desperately needs. now the russian north korea relationship has been deepening animated, biles and is taking a significant step. this meeting currently underway -- back to you. >> kristie lu, start for those who continue to watch this live, coverage we will bring you more. in the coming minutes. right now, go to --

he is the korean chair of -- cuoco near said with us now. great to have you on board. as we continue to see a very extensive live event here from the -- >> this shows that putin is competent, that he can continue to test the -- sequences and also because of his team, this is the first time -- also shows how just confident after the program to continue without him having to be on top of every single development. >> what do you make of the choreography of the events we are seeing now? this has at times when broadcast live. and, they have continually

having these cameras show them interacting, and actually giving sub substantially outdoors as to what they hope to accomplish? >> i think this shows that the -- cannot continue, relations and will suffer consequences, but also i think they want to show that they are leaders. putin -- managed by the u.s., europe, and other countries. they can lead their countries and to meet with each other and -- other leaders as well and continue to go normally. and -- both in russia and north korea.

>> one of the risks of these two continuing a very durable and fruitful relationship, and what do you think, and how do you believe china would interpret that? >> can you hear me? >> -- i can hear you. for europe and nato, i think there is a direct threat. that north korea can provide weapons to, russian russia can continuous invasion to ukraine so the war will go on for longer. and, if you look in the other direction, i think there is a threat that north korea will be able to develop this nuclear program, this missile program, this nuclear submarine program further. this is a direct threat to south korea, the u.s., and -- so the circle cold war and we

see emerging, it could go on for a long critical time, with russia being an active participant by supporting north korea. >> okay, we will leave it there for now. we thank you for your expertise as we continue to watch these live events. thank you so much. we will continue to bring you more of that summit from russia 's far east as we get more information. going now to news here in the united states, u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy has ordered a formal impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. this, despite any direct evidence that actually links bite into corruption, or any illegal acts. or, any evidence to prove allegations that biden profited from his son's business deals. the white house responding with a social media post saying, mccarthy quote, vowed to hold a vote to open impeachment, now he flip flopped because he dudes not have support. also calling for, move extreme politics. at its worst. we get more now from cnn's

melanie is unknown. >> kevin mccarthy facing threats to his speech or ship given the greenlight to an impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. >> today, i'm directing our house committee to open a formal impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. >> a dramatic escalation of the house gop investigation into the president. >> house republicans have uncovered serious and credible allegations into president biden's conduct. taken together, these allegations paint a picture for the culture of corruption. >> mccarthy today repeated several allegations made by some of his gop colleagues, including that as vice president, biden joined meetings with hunter biden's business partners. the treasury department has suspicious financial activity by the biden family. and the president has lied about his knowledge of his family's business deals. but house republicans have so

far not provided evidence that biden directly profited off his son's business deals, or made any decision as a vice president because of them. >> there is zero evidence of any -- from the part of presidential biden. >> the effort has faced resistance from some in the gop over the lack of evidence. >> what i wanted to do was look at the evidence. i said i will go where the evidence takes me. we looked into agree with speaker mccarthy. >> mccarthy has been facing pressure from the, right and former president donald trump to move ahead. >> moments ago, speaker mccarthy endorsed an impeachment inquiry. this is a baby step following weeks of pressure from house conservatives to do more. we must move faster. >> a trio of house committees leaving the way. the speaker has not put it hamlin on the process. the mccarthy alight marjorie taylor greene said there is no rush. >> i am interested in growing as long as it takes. >> marking a mccarthy reversal,

no formal vote on launch. aimed at preventing thing has most vulnerable members. >> that puts a lot of seats about risk, particularly for republicans in biden districts. >> house republicans will have the public is on their side. according to a cnn, porsche 61% of americans believe biden was involved in his son's business deals as vice president. 42% think he acted illegally. some gop senators are uncertain about mccarthy's approach. >> the way to make inquiry legitimate, is to have a vote as to whether or not you should have won at all, rather than just leadership beside. >> and democrats, not sweating in the threat of impeachment. >> it is devastating. do not do it. please do not do it. >> house republicans have already taken their first official step in this impeachment inquiry. on tuesday afternoon, a trio of house committees sent a letter to attorney general merrick garland requesting all information and documents about

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>> it could be days before another tricks tenth of the damage from catastrophic flooding in the eastern luria. so far, authorities say more than 5000 people are presumed dead and another 10,000 some. missing now in the coastal city of -- a government officials says many buildings have collapsed, and a quarter of the city. that is disappeared. that's some of the video from this region, some of the video we are getting that is extremely graphic. hospitals are out of, service morgues are so full, bodies are lined up on the sidewalks, as you can see their families now facing the grim task of identifying their loved ones. mass burials in fact are underway as, well volunteers say if there are so many victims. not enough people to help with the search and rescue efforts. we go live to cnn's len each

aukus who has been following extraordinary, developments there and become clear that authorities have no idea about the scope of this tragedy. how do they expect to cope, especially when so many their face terror of this storm hitting them full on, and now trying to pick up the pieces? >> yes, i mean, it is extraordinary what we are seeing. somebody's images we have been, showing absolutely heartbreaking. the death toll now above 5300, over 10,000 people that are missing. again, as you say, the full extent of the human cost, we just do not know, it is difficult to verify these numbers. what we do, no is even the national army that governs the eastern part of the, country has said they were not prepared for the scale of devastation. it is absolutely catastrophic. bodies lying around, the more

full, hospitals that are not and service, power outages, difficult to communicate. it is impossible for the most affected area, of course that is -- the entire parts of the city just melted away. i mean, literally going into the sea. the -- burst also causing waters through the city know evacuation, orders no warning, systems and the government has also stepped, in this is a rival government to the east and they also sending generators to get the car back up and we also just heard, from the government response team saying, what they need right now is food, shelter, and actual goods. we have turkey, stepping in malta, that uae, qatar, egypt

as well. really important assistance that will be needed at a point in, time a facebook page of a donor, said the situation is completely out of control. they are calling for more international assistance. to give you an understanding of how much rainfall we saw on just one, day 414 millimeters of rain. that is more than falls down into the area in -- so it gives you a sense of the catastrophe, and of course the lack of warning systems because possibly the political scenarios playing, out maybe libya has been in turmoil furlong time. a lack of infrastructure maintenance causing the situation to spiral basically out of control. for now, though people are desperately trying to find their loved ones. people are searching through the rubble. people have this task of trying to get into the city itself, to work through the rubble and what is left. we also know that shelter is

required at the stage. paula, the next few days are going to be critical for people -- of eastern libya. >> yes, eleni giokos, i want to thank you for the update. joining me now from cairo, egypt, is doctor -- the libya country director for the international rescue committee. we appreciate you being with us. look, we all are just absolutely horrified at the devastation we are seeing. help us understand the infrastructure here, everything that has been damaged. this is a large coastal port 20 talk about -- it is likely completely destroyed. what are even the survivors dealing with now? >> yes, good morning. thank you for having me on this show. and, it is basically -- social media as being libya's 9/11. the response should be

accordingly. what happened in -- is the most significant part of what the whole emergency situation, but there are other locations affected as well. and, they are not specifically, we have seen -- collapse, and the rest of -- the massive damage, and the casualty, is and the eastern libya, and they have been affected. what we are dealing now is with basically the -- operations, the window of the 40 72 hours to find -- closing quickly, so i am adding micro to other, quotes and to support the search and rescue operations at the, stage it is the most critical thing that

needs to happen right now. so the chances of finding -- so otherwise, we are dealing with you, know thousands of families uprooted from houses. so they have to live and displacement, not for a short period of time, and we are talking about long term displacement, given the status of the infrastructure, i think the reconstruction needs time. so with the community, and the agency is needed to be prepared to give long-term displacement. >> in terms of not long from displacement, how difficult will that be given the political structure in libya? as you have, said even when they try to sort out of the rescues, try to help people who likely arnaud stranded, wonder where their next meal is going to come, or perhaps -- how do you deal with all of that in the weeks and months to come? the politics, the complicated political system? >> well, obviously there is

different reasons why it was -- voted by the congress two years, ago and i do think that the political first illogically, coming from the political context, but also from -- the economic model, so you have several elements, to how it is being defined. the other thing, why libya is important to deal with, is that there is a lot of -- at this stage, it does not make sense for -- liberated only -- hand telescopes are still around. there has been -- a lot of sacrifice their lives, and this does not mean that the problem is -- terrorist groups are rapidly,

via you have russian mystery still it would be a. so a lot of groups, they would definitely like to see the response being less than what -- and therefore try to you know, reestablish the terms in the part of libya. and, one of the most political scientist directly, any immediate result of the division, i think the west based government has provided support, and they are taking the -- basically they left the space for the government to take the lead, and this is a good, sign however there are some part of the administration, with east end, west still dealing with procedures, and i definitely

hope that the -- access would be left by the -- iciness possible. the international organization -- getting visas for the last year or so, and this is -- on the ground. i think it called the government right now looking for us under access to -- >> and that is the point we are getting at. as you said, one window is closing in terms of, rescues and then there is enormous help that they will be at some point in time given the enormity of the challenge. hopefully things will change. thank you so much for your -- >> thank you for having me. >> now in morocco, the best -- earthquake has now climbed past 2900 as hopes of finding more survivors unfortunately fades. now more than 5500.

in his first public appearance since the quake hit, morocco's -- america sean, tuesday he met with survivors, and also dozens of residents in one hard-hit town have just received long awaited aid. help has been slowly trickling in villages where roads leading up have been damaged or destroyed. still to come for, us more on our breaking news. north korea's -- now in russia meeting with vladimir putin, tore a space court and talk of a possible i'm still in the works. we will have a live report next.

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north korea are now getting down to business during a rare meeting in russia's far east. volodymyr putin and kim jong-un sat down next to, each other polluting the official talks of the cost much, omicron most russians space center. president putin said they, quote, have a lot to discuss. and believe those discussions will include a possible weapons deal. now earlier, we saw a -- tour of the facility, and kim signing the guest book he wrote to the glory of russia, which gave birth to the first conquerors of space will be a mortal. we should see as well, his sister was looking on signing that, book which is significant. cnn's katelyn polantz is tracking all of this for us. you know, we have gotten a lot out of the summit already, and in terms of information they haven't even sat down and got in discussions.

very pointedly, kim sean pledged his support in what he called, putin fighting the hegemonic forces, obviously it veiled reference to the war in ukraine. >> absolutely, paula, that is really the elephant in the room here. the war in ukraine is what is on the table to be discussed. yes, they are talking about the space program. yes they are talking about relations, food, security all of these kinds of, things but really a reason why putin wanted this meeting as because of the war in ukraine. his desperate need to secure further ammunition to ensure that he can continue this war. because again, we have been seeing a -- has been very capable at home, talking to the, west about various ways in which she wants to secure this for the weaponry. he has managed it with this one billion dollar assistance from the united states, now -- where can secure this, ammunition and north korea may be the answer. this is what your selfishness

have been warning about for quite some time. there may be and i'm still on the table, this may be what they are discussing. today new reason for this, is north korean weaponry, a munition would be very suitable for russian ordinary. they could put north korean ammunition into some of -- directly, and use it on the front lines of -- immediately. the issue is getting that weaponry to the frontline, because where they are near, there is thousands of miles away from the front line. transporting, them and the thing here is, has ways of fighting support, for the ammunition as, well and really in the past couple of days, and talked about the day ever unification, and the next

zaporizhzhia, and -- russia is saying these regions are -- they ever unification on september 30th. all of this is about projecting confidence at a point when maybe the war is not necessarily going rushes way. this is part of this deal. showing the world that -- continuing with us. war >> absolutely. katie, continuing his own menacing posture, we should know to pulisic missiles were fired from north korea. we don't know where they landed, yet and that was likely the first time that have been when the north korean leader was out of the country. we will continue to follow all of this, thank you. >> -- the korea chair senior advisor international studies, and his

former special envoy, he joins me now from washington. all of this adds up to a lot of expertise. we are happy to have, you especially given the kinds of meetings and intelligence briefings you have sat in on that last few decades. help us out here, how can you frame this relationship for us with both of putin and kim. really, what has happened to them in last years is completely different than the last few years in 2019. >> well, first of, all again, paula, thank you for the invitation. we can see that there is some opportunity here on both sides, and i think a degree of the desperation, and the dprk side, certainly a degree on the russian side. and this very much for now at, least a marriage of convenience. and, potentially some strategic impact going down the road. >> we want to get to some of those strategic impacts.

what are you looking for out of this meaning? what would indicate this relationship would go beyond lets a trade issues? >> well, i would imagine that there will be some positive signals on the shared values, the shared view of the need to challenge the u.s.-led western international border, some ideological bedfellow type of talk, supporting each other, and supporting each other's sovereign rights to engage in behavior. and, beyond that, in what we would expect some concrete deals, the russians will probably get some type of military assistance they have been seeking. and, in exchange, when you look at a delegation that the dprk has taken, the heavy military presence -- some from the foreign ministry, some from --

there might be some areas where they are able to secure some type of -- for whatever military assistance they are going to provide. i do not think it is going to lead to a major transformation of the relationship. i hope, and i'm so confident that some of the worst case scenarios we would see open support to the dprk nuclear or missile programs, being publicly committed, or even -- committed. that would be something that would surprise me, and something more serious. and, i think longer term, is evolving here. >> and so if i read, you you are seeing that vladimir putin does not want to try and advance north korea's nuclear program in any way, but that leads me to my other question, china. what do you think it is making of this meeting? perhaps the forging of any closer bond between russia and north korea? >> china for all we --

in terms of its recent unwillingness to cooperate with united states and security council to punish and respond in north korea's reported security council resolution violations, china prefers a status quo. it is part of their talking points. above all else, they want stability in the region. i think there's many ways in which improved relationship at a personal level between volodymyr putin and kim jong-un, and a -- somehow gives kim jong-un a stance he has a greenlight, or at least a flash in yellow to engage in more aggressive behaviors towards south korean, more dangerous developments, and investments of his, program and it seems that china cannot be happy with these developments and i have occurrences early on, and the

dprk and probably even from russia as well. and with these lines are being crossed. >> and we will leave it there for now, advisor at the center for strategic and international studies appreciated. >> thank you very much. >> next for us on cnn newsroom, the man hunt shifts for an escaped murder in pennsylvania who is now been on the run for two weeks and is believed to be armed. we will have the latest on that search. somewhere, anywhere... ♪ ♪ i just want to lie motionless in a chair! ♪ booking.g.com, booking.yeah ♪ ♪

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