south korea's capital seoul shouldn't even exist. up to two years ago the spacing rings for shock absorbers that the workers produce here were made in north korea in a special collaborative economic zone of k. song just behind the border as che tech was the first company to set up shop there back in two thousand and four industrial park is unusual as jay tech c o u chung tells me it's run jointly by the two koreas the biggest advantage of the collaboration has been having access to north korean workers. they were passionate. intelligent. he's made them stand out above others other regions those were the reasons why companies in case was so happy to work with them. and they were cheap north koreans only earned one tenth of what their counterparts in south korea made on par with other cheap labor countries in the region but case song is only sixty kilometers from seoul and everyone there speaks korean for local businesses a major plus but then in two thousand and sixteen it was all over the border was closed after north korea conducted

the carolina low country, south -- wilmington south through charleston and savannah. and then this place we call the back country. regions through the seven states that are part of them, they just go a few miles and everything changes, from the style of furniture to the kinds of textiles people are making to the food they are eating. we are standing in the masterworks gallery, one of the three south guided galleries. this is the place we put our iconic and meaningful things. one of my favorite objects is the tomahawk made by william young. about thenates me tomahawk is how it fires it -- fuses two traditions together. it is a smoking pipe and a tomahawk. of two type one tomahawks that were you -- pipe tomahawks that were used. you see a fourth grade class come here and you see students glued to that case. , useful andarian beautiful, this piece of maypole turned into the shaft and maple and-- piece of then this piece of steel put on on -- put onto it. it was beautiful because it was useful and because it was symbolic. that was how it was passed down and how it ended u

>> based on my previous job we thad ballistic missile in south korea with south korea, because of the from north korea. it is not there for anything anywherea or russia or else. it's based solely on the missile threat from north korea >> so there would be no there cation for it if were no north korean -- >> i don't think a justification issue. there would be no need for it. it is there. very tactical system designed for ballistic missiles coming from north korea. the main line of the united states? >> no, thad is there for muscles coming to south korea. it's there for the defense of south korea, our allies, and the people there. >> okay. senator kaine. thank you and congratulations to the nominees. very k this is a impressive panel of nominees. harris, mysay admiral worry as a member of the armed services committee, to commit paycon is i never have an opportunity to torment you across the witness table. i'm glad to see those opportunities are not coming to an end. nash, i have to bassador say of any resume i have ever you of anybody i'm giving the best resume. born in hungary and a me

it's there for the defense of the americans in south korean, our south korean allies and the people there. >> ok. >> senator kaine. ? thank you to my colleagues and thank you and congratulations to the nominees. i think this is a very, very impressive panel of nominees. i want to say that admiral harris, you know, my worry as a member of the armed services committee when you last appeared before us to complete your time at pacom was that i would never have an opportunity again to torment you across a witness table. i'm glad to see those opportunities are not coming to an end. to ambassador nash, i have to say of any resume i have ever seen of anybody, i'm giving you the best resume. born in hungary and a member of the communist youth pioneers as a youngster. until your father got a death sentence and you guys left the country. you have been involved in three political campaigns for president, barry goldwater, mitt romney and barack obama. that's an unusual hat trick. there are not a lot who would say that. and some others. and your tremendous service in africa, your multiple language flue

troops from south korea. i mean, that is a huge change in the military balance in asia, not just what's happening on the korean peninsula. he hopes to remove sanctions indeed. he looks forward to it and no new sarngs sanctions and a lot of that will be music to the ears of beijing and you may have noticed at the beginning of the conference he took a bit of a swipe at president xi of china saying they've done a great job on the border but later in the last few months not as great as it was loosening control. so he's suggesting china is already loosening sanctions and again, a question hanging in the air, is the maximum press campaign now dead? i mean, beijing may well feel that it is time to ease off on the sanctions and on those key points, no specifics. he did define denuclearization. he very much takes it face value north korea's destruction of a testing site. he seems to place great emphasis on that. he says he has a very substantial arsenal, it will go very quickly. well, the world's foremost nuclear expe

and even south korea. regardless how this meeting goes with president trump, there will be already some activity nothing south korea will pursue activities that wie in violation of united nations security council resolutions or sanctions. there will be more movement. kim jong un has already gained. now by prutch just agreeing to sit down with him, we have given him the -- so north korea is actually much better off today than it was just even a few months ago in november, olast now, in terms of what to expect frhe summit and what a successful outcome will look like, i agree withuyeon completely. whatever we see, they're both going to spin it as a success. i don see them -- the summit failing to the degree that will be some drama and kim jong un walking out or president trump walking out. they have invested in spinning this summit as some sort of success. but he's set himself a high bar. he called the iran deal worse than ever, insane, an embarrassment. when you look at the iran deal, they all agreed to give

wales and south—west england.eratures will peak perhaps at around 20 degrees. not as warm as it has been, but nevertheless pleasant in the sun. now, as we move through tuesday night into wednesday morning, we see more cloud spilling in off the north sea coast. elsewhere, we'll have some clearer skies and a slightly cooler night. a little more comfortable for those trying to sleep in, with single figures pretty much for most of us. so we start off on wednesday, then, on a slightly fresher note. still some grey, low cloud spilling in off north sea coasts, but on wednesday we have a greater chance of seeing more sunshine coming through. so after that cooler start, temperatures will respond, with more sun and highs likely at 23 degrees in the south—east, and maybe in sheltered eastern areas of scotland, temperatures will be in the low 20s as well. but, as we move into wednesday night through thursday morning, there's the risk of the potential for some thundery downpours pushing up through the channel, so we'll need to

south korean military maneuvers. after the two leaders committed to the full denuclearization off the korean peninsula chaffin can also president trump making the summit happen he clarified that the two sides had not put the past behind. and sets you up to date on the top of the hour i'm going to. take. you. into orbit while his fans watch from earth the two he's been different focus president i did not get too close i think so far from alexander gaston's heading back to the ice says after two years of intense preparation much the german astronauts mission and what challenges does he face. seventy years ago is still growing. and it still haunts an. the fast and sexy sports star has cult status. in tribute to. happy birthday. the last sixteen of the w. . school exercise book filled with stories of war atrocities written by brave people who want justice for you a flicker. in the now this picture was taken in the wrong leaning and. the photo was shot be approved what's going on in the central african republic. it's in a

and south korea. many see this as a turning point. so. i'm a bit confused by all the momentous changes underway you know and sort of to model them with and i was able to do this project because the two countries are so different. if they grow closer my idea wouldn't work as well. to be honest i'm glad i managed to do it when i did my. mind yet they were cut out to you know the whole of this thing. of the unification between north and south korea is still hard to imagine he she does audience already has a hard time telling comes from we are. just a reminder of the top story we're following for you u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un have signed a joint document at their historic summit in singapore reports say the document and this is the complete denuclearize vision of the korean peninsula kim thank trump for making this summit happened. and that comes after the two leaders shared a historic handshake at the start of their meeting came jiang and said the two contraries have

wales and south—west england.ng through, temperatures will peak perhaps at around 20 degrees. not as warm as it has been, but nevertheless pleasant in the sun. now, as we move through tuesday night into wednesday morning, we see more cloud spilling in off the north sea coast. elsewhere, we'll have some clearer skies and a slightly cooler night. a little more comfortable for those trying to sleep in, with single figures pretty much for most of us. so we start off on wednesday, then, on a slightly fresher note. still some grey, low cloud spilling in off north sea coasts, but on wednesday we have a greater chance of seeing more sunshine coming through. so after that cooler start, temperatures will respond, with more sun and highs likely at 23 degrees in the south—east, and maybe in sheltered eastern areas of scotland, temperatures will be in the low 20s as well. but, as we move into wednesday night through thursday morning, there's the risk of the potential for some thundery downpours pushing up through the channel,

south.d. taking it turned and ending up in europe. —— taking a turn. humid and warm winds from the south—west. cloud. spots of rain. the weather front separating the cool air the weather front separating the coolair in the the weather front separating the cool air in the north and that in the south, drifting across northern ireland and eventually into scotland. that spells rain for places like glasgow later in the day. wednesday, the weatherfront will sink further south across the country. that means the area of warmth across the south of the uk will also be pushed a little bit towards the south. this is the weather front. behind towards the south. this is the weatherfront. behind it, fresh air in scotland and northern ireland and northern england. cloudy conditions with a few spots of rain. extreme south—east, retaining the heat on wednesday. the weather front will go further south. look how very hot it is across the near continent. temperatures on wednesday, getting to around 26, perhaps 2

the target for south africa, 190. run chase, both made 50s as the match slipped away from the holes. the game finished with a sixth showing the top border how it should be done. her highest ever score in one—day international, more known for her pulling down nerve—racking but today it was her efforts with the fact that gave england a bit of hope. not the conclusion she was a frustrated figure. it's really gusting to be honest, losing any game isa gusting to be honest, losing any game is a disappointment —— disappointment but i think not the kind of team we are much better team than that and be prepared really well for this and i think the bullet did an outstanding job, did not look so did an outstanding job, did not look so much like it would seem as much as it did but we caught short. england don't come from to turn the series around, the next fixture industry matches the reason a pressure is on england points are on the line and also it momentum to be gained at hand of a try series in south africa and three more odi

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south korea? where is south korea. i think you deserve. go ahead. go. you deserve one. yes. you deserve one. >> i have two questions for you, mr. president. first, you mentioned earlier, you're going to talk with south korean president over the phone. what do you plan to discuss? >> i want to tell him about the meeting, very successful, and he'll be very much involved in final negotiation. he is a very, very fine gentleman, also a friend of mine, and i look forward to speaking. he will be very happy when he hears about it. i already sent word about what happened. i sent the document to him and all of the details behind the document. so i'll be talking to him very shortly. >> if i may ask another question. in signing a peace treaty, do you hope, do you plan to work this out with north korea's chairman kim only or what do you think about involvement of south korea and china as signatories? >> i would like them to be involved, there's a question whether or not we're supposed to or whether we have to legally. i think it would be great to have china involved and south korea. mike

>> the south. i mean this means the south.g that belongs to the south. >> we both know that that symbol causes a lot of people pain who live in the south. >> i don't think it cause people pain at the time that this confederate battle flag was put out there. >> you don't think it caused black people flag to see the flag. >> eventually in the hands the of the wrong people when it was first made it didn't. it was just a design. >> here is the thing. this is america. we all have the freedom of expression, free speech. i support that 100,000%. if you want to carry that i'm happy. the thing a lot are hung up and i'm one of them when you see the statues in public spaces that are celebrating a part of america's history divisive and violent, and for the subju gas station of black people that doesn't seem right. i feel like a slave owner. >> um-hum. >> should probably be one of the disqualifying things to have a statue. >> i'm not down for haeg history down. any time you try to forget history, history is going to repeat. but you want hi

he south is an absolutely fascinating place because it's so diverse. i mean, we tend to think about as being made of three regions. the chesapeake bay, the area virginia, and , northeastern north carolina, the carolina low country, through n, south charleston and savannah, and -- place we call backcountry. beyond those states that are art of them, just a few miles in the south and everything changes from the style of furniture to the kind people are making, to the food they are eating. mcnamara ding in the master works gallery, one of the self-guided galleries at mesda, and we put some of our iconic and meaningful things there. ne of my favorite objects is the tomahawk over here made by in 1780. tennessee what fascinates me about the is how it fuses traditions together. the european form of tomahawk smoking pipe. this is actually one of only two pipe-tomahawks that were both made and used in the kentucky tennessee backcountry. when you watch a fourth grade single me in and every student just has their noses glued to that case. they are fascinated by th

and south korea. many see this as a turning point. so they must have gone a bit confused by all the momentous changes underway you know consider to model the meisner and was able to do this project because the two countries are so different but the good to go kind of if they grow closer my idea wouldn't work as well the book to be honest i'm glad i managed to do it when i did there my. money yet they were cut out to you know i suppose it's not the whole of. the unification between north and south korea it's still hard to imagine he she does audience already has a hard time telling comes from earlier. on the day is nearly done but don't forget as after the conversation continues online you can find us on twitter either at t w news my handle is at sarah kelly t.v. and don't forget you can use the hash tag a day this is live from berlin we thank you so much for joining us and don't forget we have a news update every hour on the hour. will the north korea u.s. summit happen a little poker game. the two si

-south alliance. i worry about potentially decoupling, not in the way that -- not extreme decoupling, but i do think president moon has invested himself so much that if the summit fails -- which i do not think it will -- i do worry, because i think the inter-korea momentum is already there. want to continue that. that puts president moon in a tryingfficult situation to balance the u.s. and north korea, but i do worry about us being on the same page. bruce: i think the relationship right now is complicated. i mean, it has been strained because of president trump's comments both during the campaign and after entering congress on the chorus, fta. it has been strained against the comments about the alliance, kind of a "free riding, ungrateful allies," particularly a lot of criticism of japan and south korea. sort of during the campaign, seemingly making alliances a business relationship. "we should get reimbursed 100% or walk," which is not what alliances are based on. values, based on shared shared histo

and south korea. what? south korea is supposed to be one of our closest allies, but apparently they had no idea this was coming. "south korea appears to have been blindsided by trump's change of heart on war games. u.s. officials could not confirm that trump had told counterparts in seoul about the plan to suspend military exercises." south korea soon put out a statement saying they were trying to figure out the exact meaning and intentions in president trump's comments. because they had no idea this announcement was coming. in addition to blindsiding south korea about ending joint military exercises between the u.s. and south korean militaries, president trump also appears to have blindsided the u.s. mary with his announcement. "the u.s. military" -- excuse me. "the united states military in south korea was also apparently blindsided by mr. trump's remarks. u.s. forces korea said they had received no updated guidance on execution or cessation of training exercises." so big picture, what was this summit all

military personnel based in south korea and the south korean soldiers for the rear likelihood that there could be an invasion or an attack by north korea north korea hasn't seen it that way of course they see it the military exercises as a precursor to rehearsal to attacking north korea so it seems like they will be some very tough questions for mike pompei o the u.s. secretary of state who is on his way to solve due to arrive in the next few hours he will meet with president on thursday morning and also with the foreign ministers from south korea and japan and he went hey live for us and seoul wayne thank you very much now i know tangan joins us now he's a china political analyst an advisor to the chinese government on economic and development issues he joins us live from beijing einar always good to talk to you so this seemingly surprising announcement from donald trump that the war games as he call them military exercises let's be correct were going to cease how did that play out in china. well china is delighted i mean the dual track suspension is what they have been saying all along

south korea's president moon j.n. has also welcomed the agreement promising to write a new history with his country's northern neighbor it was full of praise for kim jong un's decision to go ahead with the summit and a statement released by his office president said leaving the dr days of war and conflict behind we will writes a new chapter of peace and cooperation will be there together with north korea along the way let's get more reaction then from a south korea correspondent and jason strother in the so welcome jason the other south koreans also think they are leaving the dock days behind the people i spoke to today following the signing of the declaration at the end of the summit saying they do feel that this is perhaps the start of a better times some people i spoke with who were watching the summit unfold at a television on on a television inside of souls main train station said that they feel that this could lead to a sustainable peace on the peninsula maybe even denuclearization no one was expecting a breakth

south and east of this, it's dry. a few spots of drizzle in south—west england.er front continues its journey southwards. see how it weakens and not much rain left on in as it grinds its way south. a few spots of rain left. to the south—east, warmer air hanging on and temperatures reaching mid— to perhaps high 20s, perhaps the best of the sunshine in south—east england. a fresher feel to the weather. temperatures between 12—16 degrees. heavy showers in the north—west of scotland and these showers through wednesday night will be sinking southwards. one or two into north—east england for a time. wind strengthening a little. a much cooler night stop turning quite chilly in scotland, in rural areas. and even further south, a fresher feel to the weather. takes us into thursday, these north—westerly winds blowing right across the country, dropping the temperatures significantly across south—east england. not that it will be a cold day. it will still feel pleasant in the sunshine, for sure, but the temperatures instead of the high 20s, around 21 degrees as the maximum t

particularly japan as well as south korea. but also countries in south korea.nited states as a counterbalance to the growing chinese military engagement in this pa rt chinese military engagement in this part of the world. china is obviously happy. that is the autumn the goal of china to, to seek the us troops out of the korean peninsula. so that is where we are. and i think that obviously can got the most out of the study for hours here in singapore. —— kim. of the study for hours here in singapore. -- kim. big questions, the security of north—east asia are at stake, no less. thank you very much. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: caught on camera. what the leaders' body language revealed about what they were thinking. the day the british liberated the falklands, and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbymania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, has raised great hopes for an end for the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all c

south.turn and ending up in europe. humid and warm winds from the south—west. cloud. spots of rain. the weather front separating the cool air in the north and that in the south, drifting across northern ireland and eventually into scotland. that spells rain for places like glasgow later in the day. wednesday, the weather front will sink further south across the country. that means the area of warmth across the south of the uk will also be pushed a little bit towards the south. this is the weather front. behind it, fresh air in scotland and northern ireland and northern england. cloudy conditions with a few spots of rain. extreme south—east, retaining the heat on wednesday. the weather front will go further south. look how very hot it is across the near continent. temperatures on wednesday, getting to around 26, perhaps 27. newcastle, only around 16. quite fresh contrasting across the uk. thursday, high pressure establishing across the uk. dry weather. turning a little bit cool for a little w

if the south koreans see the u.s. as being the impediment or the reason for a failure of the summit, then i think we may see more south korean domestic criticism of the u.s., as the u.s. is getting in the way of improved inner korean relations and maintaining peace. with that i think we're going to have to bring it to a close. we're going to bring our second panel up. as we do that, if you could join me in thanking our first panel. [applause] >> vice president mike pence speaks tomorrow at the faith and freedom coalition conference in washington, d.c. our live coverage begins at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> sunday on q&a, new york times columnist talks about his book "to change the church, pope francis and the future of catholicism". >> he thinks the church needs to change in various ways particularly i think around issues related to the revolution, marriage, divorce and so on, where prior popes basically said these are changes the church can't make, and so there have been these sort of fraught places in his pontif

campaign have on south africa's global standing if countries believe south africa is creating a culture that is resulting in a racially biased for murders could it lead to same actions ben do you want to take that on. yes you have read an article in newsweek recently getting that whites should stop panicking about len suggesting that farm where does not happening on a large scale and i started to get hate mail from the right in the us i don't think it's very helpful and i think there are many white elegance to us saying what can we do to make this work how can we part of this be part of the solution not part of the problem in fact there are people of ring to donate land and i think we have the best ability in our and present from a process of a national conversation about land in new. countrywide nationwide conversation which sets us on a new path that is the real and it is a feeling of. sorry sorry of him to chipping bain i think i think we should also bring in that there is a dispute about i mean i must always put this disclaimer there that far but it is happening it's and every life

a north—south split.tter and breezy it will be. the further south you are, drier, brighter and warmer. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at eleven. one of scotland's architectural landmarks, the glasgow school of art, goes up in flames for the second time in four years. the government says it will help. we don't know what the structural damage is, the damage to the stonework, so i think it is too early to say what is going to be required but what i can say absolutely, is we will be there to help. the mother of 12—year—old billy caldwell who wants to use cannabis oil to treat him says he is in a life threatening condition. "disappointment" from the prime minister as a conservative mp blocks legislation to make upskirting a criminal offence. also in the next hour. a crucial game for england's rugby players, and a stunning goal from ronaldo in the 2018 world cup. he's done it!

and south korea. many see this as a turning point. so the. on a bit confused by all the momentous changes underway you know he runs a little model and was able to do this project because the two countries are so different but their mother good to go if they grow closer my idea wouldn't work as well the book to be honest i'm glad i managed to do it when i did my. mind yet they are cut out to you know the whole if they're. all the unification between north and south korea it's still hard to imagine he she does audience already has a hard time telling comes from where. all right and there's some breaking news just coming in that we want to share with you we're rec'd prime minister alexis tsipras says that his government has resolved the dispute with neighboring macedonia over the country's name suppress is expected to provide details in a state address later this evening greece has objected to the name macedonia because it is also the name of a greek province and it has been a major major issue between t

and south korea. many see this as a turning point. so they're. going to be confused by all the momentous changes underway you know. you must know i was able to do this project because the two countries are so different but. if they grow closer my idea wouldn't work as well. to be honest i'm glad i managed to do it when i did my. mind yet they were cut out to you know i suppose it's not the whole of this thing. but the unification between north and south korea is still hard to imagine she does audience already has a hard time telling comes from earlier. and an update on our top story at this hour donald trump and kim jong un have sat down for a working lunch as part of their historic summit the leaders of the united states and north korea are in singapore for a bilateral meeting. and after a historic handshake for their one on one talks trump said the meeting was going quote very very well and that he and him already have an excellent relationship. as a new user have tried to get at the top of the hour

into south—western parts of britain.nthony kennedy is to retire, giving president trump the chance to cement a conservative majority on the top court. the conservative has sided with liberals on many decisions, including the 5—4 rulings that decided same—sex marriage and upheld abortion rights. more than 200 migrants on a rescue boat have been taken in by malta, following an informal eu agreement to share out those on board. seven european countries will each take in some migrants. the deal comes on the eve of an eu summit, aiming to tackle divisions over migration. german football fans have reacted with dismay to the defending champions' humiliating exit from the world cup. 0ne newspaper called it a nightmare come true. the four—time winners lost 2—0 to south korea. it's germany's earliest exit from the tournament since 1938. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

there is a feeling that south korea and japan we re feeling that south korea and japan were caught somewhatlled the wargames, the exercises involving us troops in south korea, thejoint military involving us troops in south korea, the joint military exercises. what you are seeing from mike pompeo is an attempt to try to smooth, to address concerns, to make things look better, perhaps, than they are. but certainly to sell what has been achieved in this. donald trump's continue tour, which you will see in his twitter account, that the nuclear threat is gone, that is not something that all of the press are going to bite —— talk. it is not something that all of japan going to bite —— talk. it is not something that all ofjapan and south korea are going to buy. mike pompeo'sjob is south korea are going to buy. mike pompeo's job is to sell what has been achieved but there will be difficult questions going forward. we arejust difficult questions going forward. we are just looking at pictures of that press conference in seoul coming to an end. the key participants have walked off the stage and we are

south carolina we have no chance. but we won south carolina thank you very much. the fire mall -- wall wasn't much of a firewall in north carolina so thank you to those incredible people for everything you have done from day number one when i came down here, mr. mcmaster why are you with me? i agree. we need strong borders. we said we need strong borders and lower taxes we love our military. we love our veterans and our second amendment. other than that i don't know be 15b15i don't know what he told me that that is enough. a handsome guy with a wonderful wife. where is peggy? henry was for me from the beginning there was nobody else i supported donald trump very early after the defeat of nine people they were with me and never let you forget that henry was there at the beginning he is a fighter and tough and strong and gentleman. he was up early in the morning and left late at night and you really are a fighter but the beautiful thing about him he does in an elegant manner but he is a fighter. he has been here with the and i would like to ask you to come up this h

temperatures of the further south could be 28 or 29. dry ball most south could be 28 or 29.ces on sunday but notice these showers to the south—west could creep into south—western parts of britain. top temperatures once again, 29 or30 of britain. top temperatures once again, 29 or 30 degrees. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: there's been world cup shock in russia as south korea knock germany out of the tournament. south korea thrilled fans with a dramatic 2—0 win, ending reigning champion germany's hopes of defending their world cup title. germany have won the tournament four times and this is their earliest exit since 1938. police in malaysia say they've seized items valued at about 270 million dollars from six residences allegedly linked to the former prime minister, najib razak, and his wife. and this video is on bbc.com. prince william continues his tour of the middle east. he crossed into the occupied west bank where he's been to a health centre and met the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas. he is the first british royal to officially visit israel and t

conducts with south korea regularly. the president also said he did discuss human rights with kim he initially said briefly but also called kim a very talented man, alisyn. >> john, great to have you on the ground there. obviously we'll be dissecting everything throughout the program. president trump's big gamble was sealed with this historic handshake and heaps of praise on the north korean dictator. president trump says he has, quote, an excellent relationship and a very special bond with kim. meanwhile, the totalitarian leader now vows to, quote, leave the past behind, end quote. so what's next? let's begin our coverage with cnn's kaitlan collins live for us in singapore. what a day, kaitlan. >> reporter: it's a stunning day that unfolded with this morning the firsthand shake between president trump and kim jong-un to that press conference the president just held that lasted over an hour where he took question after question on this deal. it came into question what was the united states getting out of this. the main p

south korean president moon j.n. watched with members of his cabinet as the summit got underway his smile one of deep satisfaction this was the culmination of friendly engagement that he started months earlier he had met it he hadn't slept the night before. i long with all our people sincerely hope that it will be a successful summit that will open a new era of complete the nuclear peace and a new relationship between south korea north korea and the united states. when moon met kim at the landmark summit that paved the way for this meeting viewing figures peaked at thirty four percent almost the same number watched kim meet with trump people in seoul following events thousands of kilometers away that could shape the relationship with their fractious neighbor fifty kilometers to the north its primary what i thought looking at meeting reunification is not far off. negative. so let's see what's going on. can you condone when you actually condone and has a different open mind said compared with his father and grandfather

and south korea. many see this as a turning point. through the passing going to be confused by all the momentous changes underway and so little model to massenet and was able to do this project because the two countries are so different. if they grow closer my idea wouldn't work as well. to be honest i'm glad i managed to do it when i did my. money to you know the whole of the. of the unification between north and south korea is still hard to imagine he she does audience already has a hard time telling comes from lawyer. and a proper minder now the top stories we're following for you here at e.w. singapore is waking up to a historic day the summit between north korea's kim jong un and us president donald trump is about to get under way trump says that he will leave early because. glimmer narry negotiations on denuclearization have moved faster than expected. stories of people who were rolled over information may provide. the means we want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter and up to date in touch

all stars south korea or ideally what would it like to see emerge from the summit. well they see this as a significant step in the right direction of course but there has been an attempt within the last day or so by president moon to dampen down expectations remembering there was some talk that he himself was going to go to singapore for a trilateral summit perhaps to be held on wednesday the day after the meeting between donald trump and kim jong un and that fueled speculation that perhaps they would declare an end to the korean war because president moon was going to go there clearly that has not happened so he made an attempt on monday and some comments today down expectations echoing what donald trump has said saying that this is the start of a process that nothing significant can be agreed to or announced after the first meeting between these two and really it may take one two years maybe longer he said to resolve some of the differences resolve the issues between the two koreas and between north korea and the united states so they want to see a broad statement

take south korea for example. it took about almost three untils from the 1960's, the end of the 1980's for south a relativelyme poor country to an affluent country. more thanake probably that. the question is, can we politically say, we will have to wait 30 years to see complete denuclearization? it would be very difficult. i think realistically, we have to set stages. in the f stagewe have to look atyears, take a what we can do, and then extend the stages. in the meantime, we will help north korea. framework, the agreed of the u.s. and north korea signed in 1994, the target period of 10 years. it was too short. toby: can i get you to take on -- is there a secret plan for the u.s. to expel the question? soojin: i don't know if there is one. if i can pick up from what has been discussed is that it is so true that denuclearization is not just about the physical aspects -- physics aspects, but very much political aspect. i think it is important to take that into account. that regard, to resolve this problem, i think

one or two spots in the south have a fairamount of one or two spots in the south have a fair amount of cloud. further east, a better chance of staying dry. through the evening and overnight, pushing that figure band of cloud ever further towards the east. too late in the day, after dark, the skies are clear. temperatures when fall away very much, quite a close night in the south, 15 below in the london area. a dry enough style for all as they get into monday. the cloud thickens across these western areas yet again and again there is just a chance of a little bit of rain coming through. top temperature, and warmer one in the south—east, 25. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: the prime minister announces an extra £20 billion a year, in real terms for the nhs, labour says it's not enough. we're making the nhs our priority, we're putting a significant amount of extra money into it. we need to make sure that money is spent wisely. we're saying you can go further and if the government made the taxation changes we are prepared to make, you could be giving even more to the nhs. so, labour

/south korean component of that? that's a bit of an earth shattering -- not an earth shattering i guess, but it's a big piece at the bottom of the jenga tower if you're going to take that out and i think that is one of the big concerns that japan has. i think many in the security community in south korea have similar concerns, as well. south korea's views are not monolithic on this front. just to -- as some other points to talk about but i want to turn it over. overall, my overall kind of takeaway having watched this for a little while recently within the trump era and having watched it for several years in a variety of ways, especially with trump, i would forget about the words that he uses or where we're at at any particular moment. so, yes, it is upsetting that pompeo said certain things in the confirmation hearing. i don't want to use maximum pressure anymore. we're getting along so nicely. that could change on a dime and to me that's a distraction from the key issue, which is if we go back to that kind of "hunt

i want to educate the youth of south africa.pe town. we are hoping to open another six in the next 12 to 18 months. i believe, my big goal, you talk about wanting to offer swimming, i want one day someone‘s kid to walk in and say chad le clos taught me. that is my dream, to be one of the greatest swimmers of the world, and certainly in south africa. chad le clos, thank you for your time. hello good afternoon, play has resumed at headingley in the test match but we still have heavy rain and thunderstorms further north across the uk. in the midlands, in stoke—on—trent, a lot of cloud from earlier, not much rain, we are very much on the edge of things and wetter weather to the north and we have slow—moving thundery downpours inland in particular across scotland. some heavy rain, coastal areas not doing badly, more storms developing in the next hours across northern ireland, wetter weather in northern england moving to the north of leeds although heavy showers to the south of lincolnshire and east anglia as well, to wales and southe