and we're back with john young wolf former national security advisor to the president of south korea discussing they saw in the enter a korean relation and whether it's going to last a mask. your main thesis seem to be the north korea needs to nuclearize completely and immediately well i recently spoke to us former secretary of defense william perry who went on a historic was it to pyongyang in ninety nine and his diplomacy almost resulted in a deal back then but it fell apart soon afterwards well he told me it's now too late to make north korea get rid of their nuclear weapons and maybe it's time to recognize a new no new nuclear north korea and just live with it. well in my view desk very irresponsible of if he really said that i think it's very irresponsible. of him. whoa we know that north korea attaches great importance highest importance to nuclear armament and the only thing a very few more didn't do clear weapons this is survival so i would admit that is more difficult to denuclearize most quit now than when bill perry was a special envoy or defense secretary yes there is no

that we're back with john young former national security advisor to the president of south korea discussing they saw in the enter a korean relation and whether it's going to last a massacre i'm your main thesis seem to be the north korea needs to do nuclear rise completely and immediately well i recently spoke to us former secretary of defense william perry who went on a historic was a chip on yon in ninety nine and his diplomacy almost resulted in a deal back then but it fell apart soon afterwards well he told me it's now too late to make north korea get rid of their nuclear weapons and maybe it's it's time to recognize a new no new nuclear north korea and just live with it well in my view the deaths fairy irresponsible of if he really said that i think is a very irresponsible. of him. well we know that north korea attaches great importance highest importance to nuclear. and the only thing more clear weapons instead of survival so. that is more difficult most. then when bill perry was a special envoy or defense secretary yes there's no doubt about the last korea is. the best in their nucle

punish north korea for its repeated violations but of course we still reach out on engagement but john young has been rejecting pleas from the u.s. for dialogue we were just looking at pictures there perhaps our team can throw them back up we were looking at u.s. vice president mike pence at the opening ceremony of their detention really a bit of an awkward situation because you know that kim jong un sr was sitting just a couple of rows behind him quite of m.h. perhaps they can just bring that back for us and i want to ask you because we've seen just generally speaking a harsher tone from the trump administration toward north korea do you see it though really as as a change in policy or is this just strategic patience with a fresh coat of paint. right well there's a lot of continuity in u.s. policies over administrations and that's not a bad thing it's you don't want u.s. policy very one hundred eighty degrees every four or eight years so you know the trump administration like the obama administration is talking tough on sanctions but is still pulling its punches on a number of things the u.

unusual show unity a joint team as has met with president in the war in the south against allowing john young to quote hide behind the olympics. let's bring in journalist jason strother who is standing by in seoul hi jason mike pence is promising new aggressive sanctions as we heard against the north what could they entail a ride well there's no word from washington what on what new sanctions could be but we could expect that the u.s. would go after more foreign companies that are doing business with north korea now of course here in south korea seoul has been bending the rules in regard of sanctions allowing some north korean officials to arrive here as well as a north korean boat to transport its orchestra here however if new sanctions are imposed against the regime following or even during the olympics it would certainly be a blow to south korean president moon j.n. who has really tried to bridge the gap here and bring north korea into the fold could this announcement from pence then throw this entire process the stall that we're seeing into doubt. i don't think so right now there is good

order to generate cash in light of the fact that the current sanctions regime is really hitting john young extremely hard that it has to subsist so it's selling these sort of items would be quite lucrative in certain quarters of the world and clearly that the usual suspects have sprung up this is likely to dampen the mood i mean there's been a unprecedented euphoric high over the last few weeks in light of the approach mount if you like between north and the south and everyone's turn to this new hope that the crisis in the an insular could be resolved a lot sooner than we thought but now with this report coming out of the gains traction in this compelling evidence will clearly lead. administration for one and other countries in the world to start ratchet it ratcheting it up against north korea and treating north korea with the usual suspicion it's earned over the last few years that into mind it's and if arius. speak of weapons testing missile and nuclear lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has returned to saudi arabia three months after announcing his sudden resignation during a trip to

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trump and washington threatening to totally destroy north korea we had many tirades coming from john young so certainly for the past month or so that type of rhetoric has died down and i think people here are glad not to hear it but there is perhaps not as much excitement about the unified women's ice hockey team as perhaps the organizers thought there would be there was a survey out a few weeks back that showed seventy percent of respondents here did not favor the unified team they evidently didn't want to share the spotlight with the north korean athletes so there's not much enthusiasm about that unified team do people there believe that this thaw in relations could lead to some sort of sustainable peace oh well we'll have to see and several weeks from now of course i think during the games i think. the easiest way to make the peninsula safe during the olympics was to invite north korea here but once they're gone and all the foreign athletes go home that's another question and the u.s. and south korea are set to hold annual military exercises in late march that always antagonizes the reg

and seventeen where we saw all most daily diatribes going back and forth between washington and john young president moon has succeeded in bringing north korea to the punch on the lympics and frankly it's been a real reprieve ever since kim jong un announced his intention to join the games however now talk of the sanctions a new sanctions we don't know what exactly the trumpet ministration might have in mind that i'm sure is not going over well here in seoul who just i believe president just wants everyone to come the pm jiang and play nice for the next few weeks or days so we have been hearing opposing views on how to see what's happening between the north and south right now some analysts encouraged by signs of thawing relations there is warning to continue to be vigilant with kyung yang what should we make of this show of unity that we're seeing for the olympics. well it would not be the first time that north korea has made overtures of peace but the real test is going to come after the luge track is dismantled and all the athletes go back home because that's when the u.s. and south kor

order to generate cash in light of the fact that the current sanctions regime is really hitting john young extremely hard and it has to subsist so it's selling these sort of items would be quite lucrative in certain quarters of the world and clearly that the usual suspects have sprung up and graham where does this then lead south korea i mean seoul has been pushing for a dialogue with pyongyang but this is put the south koreans a difficult position perhaps. it likely does i mean it has this is likely to dampen the mood i mean there's been a unprecedented euphoric high over the last few weeks in light of the approach mount if you like between the north and the south and everyone's turned to this new hope that the crisis in the an insular could be resolved a lot sooner than we thought but now with this report coming on and it gains traction and if this compelling evidence will clearly lead the administration for one and other countries in the world to start ratchet it ratcheting it up against north korea and treating north korea with the usual suspicion it's earned over the last few years th

netsky is banned there will also be wider ranging consequences for the russian athletes competing at young john should this case be proven or should this case cup come to fruition that will also be part of the consideration. as to whether they will be allowed for them to march in the closing ceremony under their under the flag if the case is confirmed it will be a major setback for russian athletes and their attempt to restore their image. the berlin international film festival is in full swing and scott rockstar is there scott get to see what's happening behind you. behind me it's the right carpet of three days in the key ball which is a competition i can't see if the yet looks like the actress. the lead actress has just gone in with her director of me the. tif. quite a famous star here she plays me schneider now romy schneider for the younger among our listeners and probably for you too because you're a bit younger than me but remember she was a huge huge european star austrian born lived in france for many years and for a period in the seventy's and early eighty's she was one of the biggest

as you can see here, john, this is a pretty dramatic moment of symbolism for these young people trying to send a message to their members of congress. john? >> ryan, i don't know if you had a chance to speak with any of the people out there now, but is this something they intend to keep up for a period of time with a march coming in washington on march 24? >> absolutely, john. i think what these young people have expressed here today is that different than some other kind of flashpoint moments in the debate over gun control, they don't want this one to just fade away, that they are not going to just give up on their calls for new laws as it relates to gun control, that they're going to continue the fight and that they're going to be in the face of these members of congress and the president of the united states who they feel at this point are not doing enough. it's worth pointing out, john, that many of these young people who are lying down on the ground, many of them probably not even old enough to vote yet, as were many of the victims of the shooting in florida, they want to make it

i'm laboring very young john and i were talking to the people here this but site says they volunteer about how they're fighting off a cold to my case winter olympics a big success. been a vast amount of snow running around the great lakes and then rain to the south of that is a contrast an area of warm and cold along that you put a frontal system just defines the difference or do you see the difference ninety degrees in washington minus four chicago somewhere in there there's a big gradient that's for all the weather comes out and snow is moving north but the rain is still falling we still got something of a contrast which means there's more snow to come for the appalachians however come daybreak it should be still on the ground and blue skies still monist still about sixteen in washington cloudy and probably damp one all this time i've been standing in the way with what's been happening further west breaks of like the snow really not a huge amount of in the californian high ground. as you can see most of that b.c. and northern california washington oregon montana they're all looking

yeah, young john wayne in his first starring role. "the big trail." we see that it is the most important picture ever produced. fox said that about almost every movie he made. it was an important movie. and if you watch it, it is a sound picture. even though it is john wayne's first starring role, he does a fantastic job. you can see that this guy is going to be a big star. and he is really handsome, too. so, so that is an overview of the most famous, most significant movies fox made. he made hundreds of others. most of his work is unfortunately lost, it went up in flames in a warehouse fire. so that is maybe one of the reasons he has not been as fully recognized as maybe he should be, is we do not have a lot of the work to speak for him. ok. and now -- oh. this is another contribution for which he really has not gotten, i think, appropriate credit, which is his role in the development of sound. when we think of sound movies, the sound revolution, we think of warner bros. and "the jazz singer." that was the first talking picture released, the first ho

are many willing vamp young john and i were talking to the people here this book site says they volunteered about how they're fighting often called the mike they went right to take a big success. hello there may be to be large areas of interest weather wise in europe one is down here a swirl of clouds across the north in the greece and beyond in the other one is that swirl in the north sea this just swip different aircrafts the british isles and northwest you know they both active and they both change in the air tight so stow runs to the outs through germany and through austria rain and snow move that out of greece and beyond turkey in fact to the northern caucasus irving's moving in that churn direction we're left behind still revise the warm weather in athens and ankara book resit single figures but still seven and the real cold the wall around else has been sort of moved out of the way by the breeze still cold enough to snow as you can see that's the story in maybe slovenia austria answer out the other behind it things are warmed up a bit eight degrees in london six in paris the sun is c

john kerry's ground. this will come well you know. young well you know oklahoma pushing. the shadow west and i think with john that. you got off to another job you know loading up on a comedy or. jumping over a normal guy who didn't get you out of god and back to sit. here that you know my work on the and it's on. god i don't know man i look at arsenal. what about me what are some bad michael does someone have a temple or sometimes you know but that you do on your couple cars are still in the bill and you know that even when you're on the block either you casada not if you could just get your milk up or got a car and you know my date is and i work and said ok and i just i look at a chiropractor you know. this isn't the tires of a pill a phone chat argument as you can get a little what i want i want a young couple do you want to show up with us how come you got like the opposite of an all you know young girl that i want to be a she got to she know about and could get us on our government to. look like i turn to you and you can get the yeah and when people i'll have you up a

maybe she can use it to help other young people. >> john cena is facing trouble in his personal life.y calling off their wedding? this morning tough guy wore his heart on his sleeve. >> do we really want to call this off? >> i think in relationships you have highs an lows. that was an extreme low. you have two chooses, jump ship or try to work through it. >> john told kathie lee and co da it's hard having his drama play out on her reality show. >> this is a tough moment for both of us. it was really cruddy to be in that moment and have people around you. if someone can watch it and it helps them, i guess that's a good reason to capture it. >> i know i found the right gal and i didn't want to live without her. >> the couple seemed solid to "e.t." john's proposal last april was a romantic one. >> will you mary me? >> the two clearly love each other and hopefully any drama can be worked out. >> the wedding is still going to happen? >> we both have some work to do. i'm determined to make it work. >> because you love this woman. >> i absolutely love this woman. >> i like hearing that. >> t

our exhibit showcases the work of john olson, who, like me, was a young army draftee. hn was a photographer for "stars & stripes," the military's daily newspaper. and he spent three days in february with the marines as they took back the city of hue, in what turned out to be the bloodiest battle of the vietnam war. this innovative exhibit features 20 large format photographs and 10 tactile versions of these photos with touch activated sensors that trigger interviews. this enables blind and low-vision visitors to experience the images through touch and sound, and the newseum is the first museum in the united states to host a major tactile exhibit designed for these visitors. [applause] >> and you can really thank john olson for that, because it was his idea. each and every day at the newseum, we highlight the risks journalists around the world take to report the truth. john certainly put his life and work at risk, taking these pictures. so this exhibit is another apt example of what journalists are willing to do to bring the world the news. our mission at the newseum is

terms i probably won't be able to afford to live where i am if i wasn't working and living with john as a young person or the conversations we have i come out learning something new he's had such an interesting life. this is subjective individuals and societies feel it in different ways but says this expert its impact on health can be measured having predisposes health conditions so there's been a matter that looked at showed that it was bad for your health. today people that are more likely to get heart disease and start. their early onset of dementia. mental health issues amateur depression suicide. cocktails in care homes an unlikely mixture but another simple idea bringing young people into care homes for the elderly in britain three quarters of older people say they feel lonely almost half say t.v. is their main companion these evenings everyone reaches out to everyone else. and. make. light of loneliness itself the benefits of a scheme like this very hard to quantify but gauging in conversation between generations makes almost all of us feel good it creates understanding it strengthens th

an historic handshake between south korea's leader in and the sister of north korea's leader kim young john that's going on reports. a step towards reconciliation for the first time since the korean war more than half a century ago a member of north korea's ruling family is welcomed in the south the arrival of leader kim jong sr is fascinating many south koreans jiang has quickly become a power broker in another historic moment south korean president moon j. in greeted her at the opening ceremony before she sat near u.s. vice president mike pence the two didn't appear to exchange greetings then the moment many had been waiting for north and south korean athletes marched under a unified flag as a celebration of ethnic nationalism it's the first time they've done that at an international sporting event in eleven years moon said the chain winter olympics offer a meaningful opportunity for a world divided by conflicts to unite critics say the north korean charm offensive is only intended to advance its agenda. decided to look nice for a vial of this option if you would use chance chances that p

has a lot of woodley too and i was astonished at how it's harvested older also serving more john was a young piece to me you. might be delighted to show you our trees after all we're both foresters so close to you at the other end of the world and me here is one thing you may want to miss where similar one could be your father or grandfather planted these trees for you and dayanara to the forest or my ancestors would have been a member of it's exactly the same person so you may want to was only just that here . you plant trees like corn come on mom you drop by mean big bust to. me no there's nothing bad about felling trees they've always grown and they're useful to people. well what if the white people have so many forests of their own why are they telling our trees. if there's anyone watching this film who can explain that to me please do and. don't plan on that this is the section forest and miscellaneous. here it's all about planting and here it's about timber energy and mechanized operations. and we did you. know i'll show you the different kinds of plants that grow in our key ten i don'

john in the spotlight. what really drives him is his dream of helping young men of color to find success in life.>> we are doing one case at a time. >> we went to see john in his law office in oakland. photos of him with the rich and the famous. there are newspaper headlines of legal battles that he has one. it means a lot to john burris who grew up in a working-class home in vallejo. his passion is found outside of the courtroom.>> this is twice as large. they were able to give advice and help to you. we are pleased that you came.>> this is him with dozens of high school students inside of his home. they are being mentored. i was there also. i was one of the fellow mentors. it is a life-changing experience for these young men>>>> -- i feel a need to aspire young men. and also to protect them as well. i feel very strongly about the justice system. i see many people in the system. if i can protect them by giving them information to help protect them from getting into the system. >> along with face-to-face talks he introduces them to this. he introduces them to the pyramid of success. it is a chart that talks abo

consistent infrastructure that continues to fight for the vision not only of martin luther lewis,hitney young, john roy wilkins, thurgood marshall, malcolm x, and many of the great leaders who championed civil rights, human rights, and economic justice in the 1960's. we are the inheritors and legatees of that. we work every day to see how we can push it. today, there has to be a renewed peopleto help poor white , poor black people, poor latinos, working whites, working black, and working latinos, that they have more in common when it comes to economic issues then in the vision with each other. in today's america, coulter and race, -- culture and race, culture -- they have divided the body politics. think so simple -- something so simple leg raising minimum wage can't find the light of day. state have said forget the congress, forget the president, we will do it on our own. things cannotnt get done because politics of race, politics of culture gets in the way. we have always had a distinct .ocus on economic issues we put tremendous effort into trying to derail this recently passed tax bill. tremendo

so just in the way that in the wwii generation, the navy was a place where somebody like a young john f kennedy could find himself on more or less equal terms with a son of a farmer or a southern african american that he might not have met otherwise. - right. - and then we got to a period where the reverse was the case. where the military got really skewed toward some classes and not others. today i think that's headed back in the right direction. and it means that i think veterans, i certainly find that one of the best chances i have of having a great conversation with an ideological conservative is if we begin by relating over a common experience. when i was downrange, nobody cared, when we were getting into a vehicle that i was driving or guarding, nobody cared whether i was going home to a girlfriend or boyfriend or where my father had immigrated from. they wanted to know if i knew how to use my rifle and if i'd studied the route intelligence right. and that kind of clarity of thinking can be very healthy and i think it can do a lot of good if more of these vets get elected. - a d

john kerry's ground. this will come well you know. young well you know oklahoma which you. know for sure that was my father would jump. and you got up with. you know loading up on a comedy or. jumping over a normal guy who didn't get you out of god and do you think back. to sit. and hear god you know my work on the in songs. god i don't know man i look at us all. just. look at bob woodward us on by michael dyson on him at temple was information about you do on your book what causes it and the phone you know that even when you're on the block either you casada not if you could just tell you mock up because like i knew my day it is and i work and said ok and i joke i look at a chiropractor you know this isn't the tires out of tune a phone chat argument as you can get a little book out when i want to yonkers do you want to jungle is how come you got like the opposite of an all you know young girl that i want to be a she got to she know about who could get us on the album of the. allegro i turned to union the yeah and when people i'll have you up about. just such as one hundred

that continues to fight, i think for the vision, not only of martin luther king, but of whitney young john lewis, roy wilkins, , thurgood marshall, malcolm x, and others, many of the great leaders, who championed civil rights, human rights, and economic justice in the 1960's. we are the inheritors and legatees of that. and the work every day to see how we can push it. be a renewedhas to effort to help poor white people, poor black people, poor latinos, working whites, working blacks, and working latinos, that they have more in common when it comes to economic issues than in division with each other. in today's america, culture and race, culture, sometimes as a code word for race, has divided the body politic, which means that something so simple, like raising the minimum wage, or pushing the country toward a living wage, cannot find the light of day here in a congress of the united states. said, plus states have forget the congress, forget the president we will do it on our , own. so, simple, important things cannot get done because politics of race, the politics of culture gets in the way

amy: white house chief of staff general john kelly blasted young immigrants as lazy, telling reporters -- "there are 690,000 official daca registrants and the president sent over what amounts to be two and a half times that number, to 1.8 million. the difference between 690,000 and 1.8 million were the people that some would say were too afraid to sign up, others would say were too lazy to get off their asses, but they didn't sign up." this is right before he has come under fire for fully lauding the staff secretary in the white house, very close to president trump, john porter, who is now under fire for beating up his two wives. >> i think this is yet another signal of the pattern of racism, honestly, and disrespect to young people, people of color, immigrants in this country. i think general kelly has seen or may not have seen the thousands of immigrant people that have taken over the hill and have been in action for the last couple of months. i want to say one thing very clear. this donald administration, they have a clear agenda of wiping immigrant young people and our families fro

i feel proud for splits off everyone was talking about last year gough invalid john and we see this young guy winning bronze here this was a great surprise for me the performance against all the odds wouldn't have been possible without. a former olympic champion now in charge of the washing cross-country skiing federation she wasn't allowed to come to korea as an official or a coach so yes here at all the races as a stand crying tears she was the one who raised the new generation of olympic medalists in skiing. before our athletes were suspended from competition the initial plan was to get one gold medal one that's a silver and then one of those who bronze but given the fact that we came to the olympics missing eight athletes six zero which our team leaders in world skiing i said if we win only one prize it will mean though we've done better with planned five medals and counting by the key. determined olympic cross-country athletes from russia. all right to i discuss this i'm now joined by the host of capital f.m. moscow's capital sports or alan moore a very good morning to you got you ou

terms i probably won't be able to afford to live where i am if i wasn't working and living with john as a young person all the conversations we have i come out learning something new he's had such an interesting life. loneliness is subjective individuals and societies feel it in different ways but says this expert its impact on health can be measured having predisposes health conditions so there's been a matter that looked at showed that it was bad for your health. today people that are more likely to get heart disease and start. their early onset of dementia earlier if you. like to many mental health issues amateur depression suicide cocktails in care homes an unlikely mixture but another simple idea bringing young people into care homes for the elderly in britain three quarters of older people say they feel lonely almost half say t.v. is their main companion but on these evenings everyone reaches out to everyone else . and. make. light loneliness itself the benefits of a scheme like this are very hard to quantify but engaging in conversation between generations makes almost all of us feel goo

pelosi's eight-hour speech came after white house chief of staff general john kelly blasted young immigrants as lazy, telling reporters -- "there are 690,000 official daca registrants and the president sent over what amounts to be two and a half times that number, to 1.8 million. the difference between 690,000 and 1.8 million were the people that some would say were too afraid to sign up, others would say were too lazy to get off their asses, but they didn't sign up." meanwhile, capitol police arrested immigrants rights activists who held a nonviolent civil disobedience action inside the senate rotunda. members of the united we dream coalition were demanding congress pass a clean dream act -- without additional funding for president trump's expanded border wall or other anti-immigrant measures. white house staff secretary rob porter resigned wednesday, one day after both of his ex-wives publicly accused him of domestic violence. porter's first wife colbie holderness said she was kicked by porter during the couple's honeymoon in 2003, and that verbal and physical abuse continued for years. a