north korea is used to those kinds of sanctions in north korea has a certain amount of stockpiles. we have to wait until north korea opens its doors for more stockpiles when north korea starts to open its stockpiles of food and oil we may see how long north korea can sustain. >> one of the things that shocked us when we first came into pyongyang rizzi's massive billboards, propaganda, political propaganda ones. one of them has -- joe wilson is here, he was with me. he took a picture of one of those posters and it was a north korean soldier putting a bayonet in the head of an american soldier and we knew it was an american soldier because the helmet said usa. it was very frightening, very scary. we mentioned it to the north korean authorities but one thing stuck in my mind. when we were talking about the nuclear program, one -- we never did meet with the deer leader but we met with the next person whose name i was also kim. we were told blankly, one thing i came home from, he said saddam hussein didn't have nuclear weapon and look how he wound up and it really showed me a bit of the mindset about how they real

korea but what i've seen during my life in north korea, north korea has a good educational system to educate those professionals. too so people are being trained? >> north korea has a very good educational system to do that. >> okay in addition to china which other world economies in which other nations are propping up the north korean economy? china makes up the lion's share of it done in your experience space on what you saw what other countries are out there that are helpinghe prop up the economy? >> china and russia is the second in southeast asian countries like -- are geographically the nearest countries and trading partners in north korea. of goods andnd what kinds of things are being traded and what kinds of the 70s make it up? >> north korea are exporting mostly raw materials like coal. the turn north korea buying technologies from china so i think north korea depends mostly on china. >> one last question for you. >> many deck 8 cents north and south korea have basic been two separate nations. supposing that the north korean government crumbl

north korea is used to that kind of sanctions and north korea has a certain amount of stockpiles. until when north korea opens at stores for stockpiles. then north korea starts to open oil, then of food and we may see how long north korea can sustain. >> one of the things that shocked us when we first came into pyongyang were massive billboards, political propaganda ones. joe wilson took a picture of those posters. it was a soldier putting a bayonet in the head of an american soldier. his helmet said usa on. it was very scary and we mentioned it to authorities. one thing stuck in my mind. we were talking about nuclear program. we never did meet with the dear leader. personwith the next him. with cam -- which was hussein did not have nuclear weapons and look how he wound up. thatally showed me a mind about how they really think nuclear weapons are the key to being players otherwise south korea would run circles around them because of the prosperity and economic -- opportunities and the dynamism of the regime. this was probably 12 years ago, talked about nuclear weapons as their key to success in th

north korean people his date of birth. nobody in north korea knows his date of birth. nobody in north korea knows who is mother is -- who his mother is. nobody in north korea knows his half-brother, kim jong-nam. knows in north korea and he is the only third son of kim jong-il. is now, kim jong-un brainwashing the north korean population that he is the only bloodline back to the mountain. but after five years of this kind of continued brainwashing, he still cannot provide north korean population with a single photo with his grandfather, kim il-son. why? because he was a hidden boy by his father. he was kept secretly and silently in switzerland. the majority of north korean population do not know. thehould disseminate -- information, who he is. now, he cannot prevent a single photo of his grandfather. because his grandfather himself did not know the existence of this boy. the majority of the north korean people do not know that his father, kim jong-il, has several ladies to live with. we should tell the north korean and hishat kim jong-un father, kim jong-il, and his sung, are notong- gods.

north korea. ironically, so far, only a few countries in the world view -- spurn north korean ambassadors. for example, north korea has conducted six nuclear tests. but except spain, no european country so far has ever expelled or downgraded their relations with north korea. what happened between iran and european countries in the past iranian -- at that time, together with america ,oined to isolate iran expelling ambassadors from tehran. and from all european capitals. so far we have not seen that kind of unified response from which wecountries, share common ideas and values. that is why a think american government -- that is why i think the american government should keep up. asking american allies to follow suit to isolate north korea domestically. workers, tensean of thousands, or working in kuwait, the arab emirates. these arab countries are allowing north korean workers working in their countries. an american ally like poland are still aligned north korean -- are still allowing north korean workers. measures can be taken. government cannot ask arab allies to do more. chairman royce: if i could interrupt, we

north korea or is this viable threat of attack from north korea north korea. >> well i think north korea north korea is preparing so be able to attack us if it so chose. as i said it still has development to go before technology is mature and they have viable weapon. he's signaling to united states and others he has power and is will to use it if backed into a corner. >> thank you for join us this morning. and voiding insite the we'll send it back to allison now at 7:14. >> thank you so much, dave, robo calls on the rise. so what is being done to stop them. aren't they annoying. we'll fill you n plus metro says no to holiday ad and now pacing a lawsuit by the archdioceses of washington. sdmrv maryland line out of virginia inner loop shut down because of multi-vehicle accidents on the leem yoj bridge. >> threats get a check what is going on here. erin como is at the big wall. this is big mess, good morning. >> unfortunately steve and allison. 7:17 you're taking a wide view on sky foxen and looks like again blocked legion bridge and clara barton parkway and no

korea's threats to peace. as north korea's behavior has become an tolerable, over 20 countries have restricted or ended their diplomatic relations. italy, spain, and kuwait have expelled north korea's ambassadors from their countries. portugal and the united arab emirates have suspended diplomatic relations. the philippines and taiwan have suspended all trade with north korea. singapore, formally north korea's seventh-largest trading partner, has cut all trade tides. uganda has. halted all military and security ties. the european union, australia, have gonea and -- well beyond what the security council requires. all of the countries that have taken actions to isolate north korea have acted out of deep concern about the regime's dangerous they have selflessly put the security of all of us above their individual, political and economic interest. they have won the gratitude of the international community for their responsible actions. regrettably, not all countries have done the same. all u.n. member states are at the very obligated to fully implement all minimum u.n. sanctions, but we know that's not happening in every case. this council has banned coal exports from north korea, and

north korea at an emergency meeting of the un security council. and a continental ballistic missile test on wednesday north korea says the launch proves it has the capability to hit the u.s. mainland well the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. issued a strong warning to north korea north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war not farther from it we have never sought war with north korea and still today we do not seek it if war does come it will be because of continued acts of aggression like we witnessed yesterday and if war comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed mike hanna has more from the united nations. well the sessions come to an end and has ended without a resolution which was expected there was intense debate within the council as to what to do now in the light of this latest missile test by north korea all members of the security council condemned the missile launch but there was the vision in terms of how they are going to respond to it in the days ahead there will be further discussion about the possibility of more sanctions and indeed how to force those sanctions already in place but the clear division in the council is both russia and china on the one hand arguing that there should be

korea practicing the bombing in north korea. and sent three aircraft carriers off the shore of the korean peninsula to practice the bombing of for north korea and then designated north korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. doing absolutely everything possible to kill off any possibility of diplomacy and i think the north koreans got fed up with this one sided approach and we're back to fast track development of missile program which they see as a defensive measure against the threats that they're getting from the trumpet ministration. old circles old trade with north korea to be shut down most of its trade is obviously china a lot of countries sanctions on north korea already do you think it's a handful beijing take specific action against north koreans from the the u.s. . no i think it's more than a hint quickly discussions between your selfishness and chinese officials and every time there's heavy duty pressure on the chinese officials to bend to the u.s. demands to basically cut off all trade with north korea and i don't think chinese want to do that because that would have disastrous humanitarian results. came out of here in crisis alr

. >> during the president's speech he mentioned nuclear threat for north korea north korea, in a situation will be handled. northg for the first time in two months. they launched a emergency meeting and nicky haley urged council members to out off all dealings with jung yang. >> in addition to implementing all un sanctions all should sever diplomatic relations are north korea eric and limit military, sign signtive,mer shall and they must also cut off trade by stopping all imports and exports and bell all north korean workers. >> yesterday's missile launch was said to be most successful yet. up next o 10:30 saying that's to the first responders that saved his life. >> first, here's sue. >> hey there, sarah, news to break. we have the last day of november on deck for tomorrow. and that's when we light the national christmas tree tomorrow around 5:00o head down there the weather will cooperate it won't be warm like today bought it also won't be bitter cold. partly cloudy skies. light southwest wind. temperature 50 dropping off 4 fwi the time we get the free let. what the you can expect in the 7 day forecast it's co

north korea north korea after the kupty launched another mis missile. it flew higher and longer than ever before. pentagon says it's proof that north korea has the power to hit new york city or even washington d.c.. the latest provocation comes more that a week after president trump put norm korea back on the state sponsor of terrorism list. >> and chance for d.c. public schools expected to address a bomb shell report. investigation from npr and wamu that shows that many students in the the most recent graduating class of blue high school did not have the requirements to graduate. class of 2017 at blue received nationwide attention after reported that every graduate had been accepted to at least one college. >> funeral for baltimore homicide detective shawnp suitor is set for today 695 and portions of 83 will be shut down while this is in progress. officer suitor was killed on eave of scheduled testimony in the investigation of a corrupt squad of city police officers. his funeral will be held at mount pleasant church tahman yum, maryland, 11 a.m. >> and study wednesday, november 29, 2017. >> good morning, erin como. >> good morning

north korea. now is the time not for dialogue, but for applying maximum level of pressure on north korea. we completely agreed that in order to make north korea change their policy, japan and the u.s. must take leadership in closely collaborating with the international community so we can bring pressure to the maximum level to north korea through all possible means. i agree with president trump that we welcome china strengthening her pressure over north korea. and it is incumbent upon china to play even greater rolls to let north korea relinquish their nuclear and missile development. we reaffirmed once again the importance of further balancing trilateral cooperation between japan, u.s., and the republic of korea. before this press conference president and mrs. trump were good enough to meet with the members of the families our abductees. i would like to render my heartfelt gratitude for them listening so intently to what the families told them. until they embrace their loved ones in their own arms. until that day, my mission is not complete. i'm sure that the families -- i have renewed my resolve in work in full force to seek the resol

north korea. north korea right over my shoulder. the mountains in the distance, it's estimated north korea has about 1500 artillery pieces positioned in the mountains hidden. if the u.s. were to attack north korea, in seconds, those artillery pieces will be rolled out and they would fire. their target: 25 miles this way, seoul. video of north korean artillery tests tells the story. those 1500 artillery pieces aimed at seoul are the main considerations and limitations to even small targeted u.s. military action in north korea. which brings us back to the time-honored tension in the dmz. the arcane maneuvers, the spectacle of both sides bringing tour groups to stare at the opposing country. they have a tour going on right now, and they're waving at us. and so what is that? >> there's a commercial tour. it's very likely made up of, i can see some westerners. i can see some asian folks, a lot of chinese visitors. they will often have north koreans come. a lot of times there are party officials and party members. even american visitors not associated with the government in the military prior to september 1 travel ban. american visitors w

nuclear north korea with nuclear capability is unacceptable to renew its unwavering commitment to ending tension and pressure until north korea finally abandons its nuclear missile program. north korea must not take lightly the message coming out of today's meeting of the security council. if north korea continues to underestimate or miscalculate the firm resolve of the international committee, it will transpire to be a great mistake. reawaken fromould its false sense of security. we urge john gangwon's again to seize the rapidly closing window of opportunity to resolve its nuclear program peacefully and thereby ensure its security. as has been repeatedly emphasized loud and clear, the international committee is ready to provide a better future for north korea the on c-span3, a hearing on global security threats with testimony from fbi director christopher wray. and nicholas rasmussen. beginning at five -- 5:00 eastern. later, financial sanctions like those imposed on iran and north korea. that is live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. we also have live coverage on c-span.org or your phone with the c-span radio app. sunday night on afterwards. jeanette conan her book man of the

and if there's a war with north korea because north korea brought it on itself. >> north korea claims its latest missile could reach the entire u.s. mainland. defense secretary sounding the alarm and there's word of another nuclear test could be next. we're live in seoul. >> think of sitting there with a rubix cube and trying to get to 50. >> a rubix cube, republicans clear a big hurdle with the debt plan but leaders still need to satisfy lawmakers with all kinds of demands. today the president hits the road to sell tax cuts for corporations. good morning. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. major news this morning no matter where you are in the united states. it appears you just might be in the range of a latest missile tested by north korea. the kim jong unreseem claims the intercontinental ballistic missile is a super large heavy war head capable of striking the u.s. mainland. that threat reinforce by defense secretary james mattis. >> it went higher frankly than any previous shot they've taken. if the research and development effort on their part continues building ballistic

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north korea, north korea, and north korea. and i think if he gets into the trade issue, either with the chinese or japanese he's going to find very rough sailing. prime minister abe's obviously not happy with the fact that we -- administration pulled out of the tpp. the japanese hoped to cement in a next month with the remaining countries. i think part of the problem form the president when he returns is rationalizing and justifying that this trip has actually been a success. one final point. what kim will do, kim jong-un within the next 12 days will be interesting. what a perfect opportunity to make the point, either through a test or some other action, that in fact the north koreans no matter what these other powers say, the north koreans will act the way they want. that could provoke and create the need for a response. so the language on this one, i think people are going to watch carefully. it's really important that the president, i think, wants to be tough on north korea, fine. but he also needs to convey to abe and xi th

if this gets if this heightens the tensions between the united states and north korea not south korea north korea or china north korea but the united states in particular and north korea ok we're going to talk a little bit more about you know what is going to pull out what i just can't hang on gentlemen i'm going to go to a hard break and after that hard break we'll continue our discussion on trump's former. would you say. how do you. want to live with that kind of sin that sent but also haitians sort of but i'm also going there was the question you're still don't get. to go back. but you should want to do so. because i think. from where did you do what we have i don't want to. let go of. this with all. the what. i see when they did your boss tells you off to bed soon. he will let you know first of all that i think. he's doing an excellent job it's like best. welcome back across the uk where all things are considered i'm peter remind you we're discussing trump's worldview. ok gentlemen the more we talk about of the more we seem to disagree which is good john you want to react quickly to something that time geor

north korea. meeting with the victim families of the north koran kidnapping. south korea shows more attempt to reach out to china and northorea. they need to understand we have their back and will have that conversation. when we get to china it's much more emphasis on the need nor china to step up and handle the situation in north korea. letting them be clear about what means we will use to help them see that's in their best interest. >> you looked at previous administrations and the way they handle foreign policy. you think is this different from what is happening now? take a look at madeline al bright talk about the u.s. as a dispensable nation. >> what i'm worried about is we're about to be the dispense i believe nation where nobody thinks we do have a roll to play. i would hope that the president, the current one, would in fact understand what he's trying to accomplish requires the united states to be engaged in a respectful way and stop tweeting. > >> bret: i guess the question is has the dynamic changed? has the -- this relationship with abe and trump couldn't be closer. >> it couldn't be closer. i think the trickie

korea. reporter: the latest provocation comes more than a week after president trump put north korea back on the 8 sponsor of terrorism list, and after trump warned north korea do not try us in a speech earlier this month. south korea fired a short-range missile with a clear message for pyongyang. this occurred six minutes after north korea's launch. experts say with each test north korea is getting closer to perfecting the reentry of a potential nuclear war head into the earth's atmosphere capable of striking the united states. >> it's likely the enjoy who recently visited from chain a was trying to negotiate with them. that has not succeeded. reporter: they warned we cannot rule out the possibility pyongyang may complete their nuclear program in a year. it would put every city in the united states in range if the warhead survived reentry. lou: president trump's comments on north korea coming during a meeting with paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. he ripped into nancy pelosi and chuck schumer for refusing to attend the meeting. mike emanuel has our report. >> i have to run down to the white house for a meeting i gather nancy pelosi and chuck human are not comi

was impure so why would china feel an obligation to help north korea 7 would china feel an obligation to help north korea? the horror of life in northete that citizens pay bribes to government officials to have themselves exported abroad as slaves. they would rather be slaves than live in north korea. the attempt to flee is a crime punishable by death. one person who escaped remarked, when i think about it now, i was not a human being, i was more like an animal. only after leading north korea did i realise what life was supposed to be. and so, on the —— this peninsula, we watched an experiment in a lavatory of history. it isa experiment in a lavatory of history. it is a tale of one people but two koreas. one career in which people to control of their lives and their country and chose a future of freedom and justice, of civilisation and incredible achievement. and another career in which leaders imprisoned their people under the banner of tyranny, fascism and oppression. the result of this experiment are in and they are totally conclusive. when the korean war began in1950, totally conclusive. when the korean war began in 1950, that t

north korea. the absence of north korean provocations following the launch on september 15th, might indicate that north korea was finally awakened to a stark reality. others had high hopes that north korea would continue its restraint in the spirit of resolution, we all adopted by consensus at the previous session of the general assembly earlier this month. some even saw a relatively long period of silence as easing of tensions on the korean peninsula. these tensions may evaporate following the missile provocation yesterday. we've once again proven to be extremely bumpy, we should not stop here due to frustration. narrow as it may be, there is still a window of opportunity. we need to remain patient and persistent in our diplomatic efforts to bring north korea back to the negotiating table. the securities council should never stop sending out an equivocal message that a nuclear north korea is unacceptable. and renew its unwavering commitment to stepping up sanctions and pressure until north korea finally abandons its nuclear and missile programs. north korea for its part must not take lightly the message com

korea. security. following pyongyang's latest missile test north korea says that proves it has the capability to hit the u.s. mainland and the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. issued a strong warning to north korea. north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war not farther from it we have never sought war with north korea and still today we do not seek it if war does come it will be because of continued acts of aggression like we witnessed yesterday and if for comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed in other news a spokesman for the british prime minister tourism a says she is fully focused on tackling extremism the comments are and are in response to a tweet by the u.s. president donald trump telling her to focus on quote destructive radical islamic terrorism the back and forth began when may condemn trump for his anti islam retorts also the british interior minister and the rudd says she hopes the yukos condemnation will be taken seriously i think. that we have been very clear president donald trump was wrong to retreat videos posted by the far group christian first we have said so clearly in this house and the prime minister has said s

trumped arrived in south korea on tuesday while he was there he met with the president and spoke at the national assembly in which he spoke very critically of north korea north korea is not the paradise your grandfather envisioned it is they will. that no person deserves yet despite every crime you have committed against god and man you are ready to offer and we will do that we will offer a path to a much better future it begins with an end to the aggression of your regime a stop to your development of ballistic missiles and complete verifiable and total the nuclear ization although the relationship between north korea and china has some weekend still enjoy diplomatic relations so considering trump's speech in south korea all eyes are now on his trip to china for the next two days and by wednesday the spokeswoman for china's ministry of foreign affairs claimed that china has done nothing but follow the rules on the each china has been completely strictly and earnestly implementing the relevant security council resolutions in fulfilling do international obligations with regard to the activities that were explicitly banned by the resolutions we always follow through

korea. he will be addressing the south korean legislator of the national assembly, which is an opportunity to explain and clarify the administration's approach towards north korea. i think general mcmaster is right, that north korean actions and statements i been for a inflammatory and problematic. the president is in a difficult position when it comes to north korea. this is not a crisis of his making, this is been a building crisis for decades. unfortunately, especially for president trump, it is coming thatg his administration north korea is increasingly closer to developing a nuclear capable icbm. it has been a policy that the united states would not accept north korea as capable of striking the united states would nuclear weapons. what i disagree with with mcmaster on is that the president's administration has been clear in its approach towards north korea. i feel like there has been various endorsements of diplomacy, criticisms of diplomacy saying the united states does not seek regime change. speech it was a key opportunity for the president to clarify his position and to make the case for what they are saying is at times running out, but the terms against north korea is not acceptable and we need to find another way towards denuclearization. in japanent trump is until tuesday. he goes to south korea and china for meetings. for the last leg

donald trump is in south korea and met with south korean president, moon jae-in and they said the visit was hoped to be a turning point to diffuse tensions with north korea. >> north korea has a sixth test of a nuclear device and the missile launches are a threat not only to the people of south korea, but the people all across our globe. we will together confront north korea's actions and prevent the north korean dictator from threatening millions of innocent lives. he is, indeed, threatening millions and millions of lives. so needlessly. >> president donald trump was previously in japan and yesterday he reassured prime minister shinzo abe that the u.s. commitment to japan is solid. the president said japan can protect itself from north korea by buying military equipment from the u.s.. >>> with north korea threatening a military attack on the u.s., homegrown industry is thriving. we are looking at modern-day bomb shelters as people scramble to protect themselves. >> reporter: outside this small railroad town of gallup, where historic route 66 winds through western new mexico, roberta griffin and her husband take us into their doomsday hideaway. it's a bomb shelter in ca

korea but after north korea has changed their mind and come to agree on some of the principles that the international community is risk questing north korea. to to put fulfill then japan's proximity towards north korea could work in many ways and that's the sort of diplomacy that japan should play but that's pretty much far away now is not the time for us to talk anything about that unfortunately well dr today which let me know if you disagree with me because i understand that this is a perhaps to provoke a depression but it could be argued that this kind of intransigent attitude is very common among countries who rely on the united states for their security in israel for example subscribes to the same attitude when it comes to iran denying it not only any kind of goodwill but also basic rationality do you think that comparison between japan and israel is valid and do you think that strategy of saying a firm no to your anime is actually an effective one it's not about ideology it's not about what kind of alliance relationship you have or you don't have with the united states it's about the fact. proven a number of times your soft side of

north korea north korea after they launched another ballistic missile the most powerful ever tested new heights of 2800 miles and soared for 50 minutes before flashing down in sea of japan. this particular missile could reach the united states including east dmooingt d.c.. president trump and south korea president spoke on the phone last night about the threat north korea north korea poses to the world. it's more important than ever to fund government and military. hold troops funding hostage. i want on stopping illegal immigration and won big they cannot threaten a shut down to get demand. united nations security council will hold a meeting today to discuss the latest missile launch. >> happening today locally a bomb shell report about the most recent graduating class at blue high school. and class of 2017 gained nation wooivd attention for reaching a huge milestone. every graduate receiving one college acceptance letter. >> new investigation reveals that should not have been the case. melanie melanie alnwick is live i in northeast with this story. what happened, mem? >> reporter: good morning, guys, we'll find a little more about what happened when d.c. schools chancellor antwan wilson addresses media later this morning. but when you look back to june 2017 there was a lot of celebration. there was one of the highest graduation rates that the sc

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korea, president trump promising exciting news today. no details. it comes after he took a more diplomatic tone on the nuclear situation with north korea. >> i really believe that it makes sense for north korea to come to the table and to make a deal. >> the president says he thinks the whole north korea thing is all going to work out. so let's get to it. >> shepard: we begin with breaking news. the man that murdered 25 people including a pregnant woman in a texas church once escaped from a mental institution. that's according to a police report obtained by dallas television station wfaa and the houston nbc station as well and since has been confirmed by fox news. police report comes from cops in el paso in june of 2012. at that time the church gunman, the future church gunman, was facing court martial for beating his wife and son. as wfaa and others have reported, police say the gunman suffered from mental disorders and had planned to run from the mental hospital and take a bus out of state. cops found him at a bus station and arrested him. the report indicates not only did the now dead gunman escape from that facility in new mexico, he threatened his air force superior and was caught sneak

north korea? guest: it is less about what china needs to tell us, it is what china needs to do. korea ascus on north north korea. north korea is not the problem. china is the problem. china has allowed north korea to create the crisis. china is in total control of the situation. if they close the forceps, whether energy or food export into north korea, there will be a radical modification in behavior. china will give a clear message to the president behind closed doors. we will see whether beijing responds. china more worried about -- a united korea or a nuclear north korea? calculationis the they have been trying to arrive at, especially after the mar-a-lago summit. north korea has been a so-called "buffer" since 1953. but there is a point where having a buffer against the west can become its own problem. having a nuclear exchange, having a war with japan, with south korea, at that point, there is no buffer. you have created a position worse than the one you wanted to prevent. china has to draw its own internal red lines. host: you spent the first six months inside the white house. now you are outside. w

north korea at an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council it comes in the wake of pyongyang sent a continental ballistic missile test on tuesday north korea says the launch proves that has the capability to hit the u.s. mainland well the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. issued a strong warning to north korea north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war not farther from it we have never sought war with north korea and still today we do not seek it if war does come it will be because of continued acts of aggression like we witnessed yesterday and if war comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed the u.s. has dismissed allegations by former egyptian promise to feel that he's being stopped from leaving so fake says he's being blocked from leaving the e.u. after he announced plans to run in egypt's presidential election next year she left egypt after he lost against the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi in the two thousand and eleven election he's been a strong critic of egypt and president the fact that l.c.c. . military leaders and probably young has committed suicide by drinking poison after losing his job at a u.n. war crimes court upon hearing that his twenty year prison sentence had been upheld . that he was a war criminal. ri

north korea north korea. the president tweeted he spoke with chinese president peng and used his olivia pope phrase the situation will be handled. headlights energy snetion response to yesterday's missile launch by north korea. in addition to fully implementing all un sanctions, all countries should sever diplomatic relations with north core owe and limit military, scientific, commercial operates and cuts off trade with regime by topping all import and exports korm or even workers. >> setting of state rex sillier sop said may impoof sax his can do that over winter at least revolving peacefully. >> on the russia probe tonight there's news breaking tonight for the president son- son-in-law/special advisor jared kushner and melt with robert muller team earlier this moan and report say car cek. former national curety advisor michael mrin and he was main topic ever the kushner's role in firing of fbi director james comey and his lawyer said he cooperate with all relevant visit wes and will continue to do so. >> you caught up on some of the biggest day. we had checking in with another more and where he stand in alabama weather. we're changing burs, take close >> all the sex scandals ep sgul offing hollywood

trumped arrived in south korea on tuesday while he was there he met with the president and spoke at the national assembly in which he spoke very critically of north korea north korea is not the paradise your grandfather envisioned it is a hell. that no person deserves yet despite every crime you have committed against god and man you are ready to offer and we will do that we will offer a path to a much better future it begins with an end to the aggression of your regime a stop to your development of ballistic missiles and complete verifiable and total the nuclear ization although the relationship between north korea and china has somewhat weekend still enjoy diplomatic relations so consider strictly and earnestly implementing resolutions in fulfilling do international obligations with regard to the activities that were explicitly banned by the resolutions we always follow through relevant restrictions in a strict manner as for the normal state to state exchanges outside the framework of the security council i believe it should be continued smoothly a source of tension though beyond aggression from north korea trump has claimed on several occasions that china is a

korea says the launch proves it has the capability to hit the u.s. mainland. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. issued a strong warning to north korea. north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war not farther from it we have never sought war with north korea and still today we do not seek it if war does come it will be because of continued acts of aggression like we witnessed yesterday and if war comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed as president donald trump has attacked the british prime minister theresa may after she condemn tis anti is long tweets trump shared three anti muslim videos from a far right british group. pope francis has left me and martin is on his way to bangladesh the head of the roman catholic church has been criticized for not mentioning the henge a refugee crisis publicly while in me in march but he is expected to discuss their plight while in bangladesh the pope wrapped up his visit in myanmar with the mass for young people he told and to never be afraid of making a ruckus while encouraging them to ask questions that make people think the united arab emirates is

korea. north korea is not a problem. china is a problem. tona has allowed north korea create the current crisis. china is in total control of the situation. , food expertsit into north korea, there will be a very radical modification in behavior. china will begin in a very clear message behind closed doors. we will wait and see whether beijing responds appropriately. more worried china about, a united korea, or north korea? guest: this is the conversation they have been trying to arrive at the mar-a-lago summit. north korea has been a so-called buffers in 1953, but there is a point at which having a buffer that insulate you from the west, i.e. south korea and the rest, is the point at which the buffer can become its own problem. having a war with japan, having a world with south korea at that , point, there is no buffer. then you have actually created a position worse than the one you wanted to prevent. china has to draw its own internal red lines. hopefully, this visit will help them understand. host: let's talk about you. you spent the first six months inside the white house. and now you are ou

north korea. at the time of framework agreement of 1994 and at the six-party agreement of 2006, north korea committed in abandoning their nuclear program. but each time the promise was broken, which resulted in north korea buying time for their nuclear and missile development while we were making efforts for dialogue. there is no point in the dialogue for the sake of dialogue with north korea. now is the time not for dialogue, but for applying maximum level of pressure on north korea. japan and the u.s. must take leadership in closely collaborating with the international community to enhance pressure on north korea through all possible means. i agree with president trump that we welcome china strengthening her pressure over north korea, and it is incumbent upon china to play even greater roles to let north korea relinquish nuclear capabilities. we -- north kr before this press conference, president and mrs. trump were good enough to meet with the members of the families of abductees. i would like to render my heartfelt gratitude for their listening to intently to what the family members had to tell them. until the day when all the families oh -- embraced their loved ones in their own arms, until t

korea. perhaps north korea's most advanced missiles are variants of chinese missiles. china has been supporting the north koreamy and i believe that we need to have a conversation with china that its weaponnation of north korea is unacceptable. that his september 21st executive order that we tell the word you do business with north korea or you do business with the united states. i believe president trump needs to emphasize that and tell them that the united states is willing to enforce that even if it costs the united states because we have an issue that involves the safety of the american people. china has been weaponizing and arming the north koreans and that is unacceptable. the united states should act on that because we have not up to now. >> we were looking at pictures as the president was being welcomed at the blue house there in seoul as he prepares to meet with the south korean leader in a private bilateral meeting. these are some more pictures of the welcoming ceremony. they've now entered the blue house. the president has signed a guest book there. scott, i want to go to you on this issue of china.

north korea. now north korea is responding. that is next. president: we have a problem called north korea. north korea is a thing i think we will solve. if we don't solve it, it won't be pleasant for them. it won't be pleasant i guess for anybody. >> sandra: new allegations of sexual abuse rocking hollywood. now disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein could be facing criminal charges. an actress has come forward claiming he raped her twice. new allegations against kevin spacey. joining us now a reporter from fox news headlines 24/7. let's start on the latest weinstein allegations. carly. >> this is pretty big. new york city police have brought rape allegations against harvey weinstein. this actress saying harvey offered her a ride home and then he forced himself on her. then two months later she says he raped her again. this makes over 50 women that are accusing weinstein of some sort of sexual harassment or assault this. is a big one. the manhattan pugh a says they havpolice say theyhave assignedo this. >> sandra: and kevin spacey? >> this is a big one. it's said curve spacey made his set a

day to north korea now about what trump now wants is for china to cut off everything the oil the food everything that it sends to north korea and remember there's still an awful lot that the north receives from china i've been to the city of done wrong many times that faces north korea and over that friendship bridge you see lorries trundling backwards and for. it's now we're told that the friendship bridge is going to be closed for several days for repairs apparently at the request of north korea also we're told there and that china has now suspended all stopped. china services from beijing to pyongyang but that i think is more symbolic than meaningful or a danger and we have to leave it there adrian brown there in beijing thank you now the u.a.e. has dismissed allegations by the former egyptian prime minister ahmed shafik that he's being stopped from traveling. he's being blocked from leaving the u.a.e. after he announced plans to run in egypt's presidential election next year if he had left egypt after he lost against a muslim brotherhoods mahmoud morsi in the twenty eleven election he's been a strong critic of egyptian president at the fatah sisi. my fellow egyptian citizen

north korea says the launch proves it has the capability to hit the u.s. . well the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. issued a strong warning to north korea. north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war not farther from it we have never sought war with north korea and still today we do not seek it if war does come it will be because of continued acts of aggression like we witnessed yesterday and if war comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed. the united arab emirates has dismissed allegations by the former egyptian prime minister ahmed shafik that he's being stopped from traveling should be exact he's being blocked from leaving the u.s. after he announced plans to run in egypt's presidential election next year she had left egypt after he lost against the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi in the twenty eleven election it's been a strong critic of the current egyptian president abdullah fatah. in the coming hours pope francis is expected to make his first trip to bangladesh and made an appeal to knowledge the growing refugee crisis the country is facing in myanmar the leader of the roman c