is the instability on the korean peninsula as soon as there is peace on the korean peninsula we would have incredible potential for mutually beneficial development not only for the far east but also north east asia as a whole. russia wants to cooperate with the asia pacific since that is the center of global economic growth the far east and north korea will be the engine of economic growth in the twenty first century russia's trade with us leon is growing and the korean peninsula is adored of asia pacific region as a whole if peace prevails here russia will be able to have economically beneficial relations not only with the west but also with the asia pacific. economic you. touched on this before the interior with all the sanctions within russia and the west and the latest u.s. and european sanctions against russia is turning east look at this forum for instance a clear reproves that russia is seriously about this pivot to say it will benefit from that i don't know maybe a taking the spotlight vacated by western partners or russia. i'm very happy that russia is paying closer attention

because at the pilots i want some people are talking about a possible to nuclearization of the korean peninsula and they're saying that north korea might finally give up its nuclear weapons and eventually sign a treaty with you if that happens will south korea have any meat for years troops on a peninsula or will you say so long we don't need you anymore now that the threat is gone home. well denuclearization and north korea are not directly tied to the presence of united states troops in south korea but i do not think u.s. forces will be staying here forever. these two factors should not be perceived as related to one another this is the way we see things right now our priority clear is a shows where it's. not supposed to they. don't trump on came john goodman or building bridges to ties between washington and beijing are becoming strained one could play on young somehow take advantage show the crisis in u.s. china relations it could attempt to bargain for concessions by capitalizing on u.s. china tensions for instance. oh you know. china has a strong influence on north korea and so does ameri

trade with is growing and the korean peninsula is adored. asia pacific region as a whole if peace prevails here russia will be able to have economically beneficial relations not only with the west but also with the asia pacific. economic you. touched on this before the interview with the sanctions between russia and the west and the latest u.s. and european sanctions against russia is turning east but look at this forum for instance it cleary proves that russia is seriously about this pivot to so will benefit from that i don't know maybe by taking this vacated by western partners or russia. i'm very happy that russia is paying closer attention to the east including korea career used to be russia's partners we co-operated see as well it would be nice to rebuild all that but we definitely need to bolster our ties i very much hope we will need many times in the future here and at the eastern economic forum that russian made possible ten years i think russia will be a true asian country not only in the jug logical sense yes and also economically

it has been an incredible year in the korean peninsula.ump once threatened to bring down fury on it. the us has great strength and patience but if it is forced to defend itself all make its allies, we will not no choice but to totally destroyed north korea. rocket man is ona destroyed north korea. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. now he has met kim jong—unin for his regime. now he has met kim jong—un in singapore and says the have fallen in love. much of that is due to moonjae—in the mediator. he has addressed north korean is and has addressed north korean is and has developed a relationship with kimjong—un, has developed a relationship with kim jong—un, the two even exchanging gifts. two very rare north korean dogs will remain here at the blue house but how challenging is it being president moonjae—in the mediator. and how will the struggle for peace coutinho? as the son of north korean refugees, and you have taken up the presidency at a time when it seemed the korean peninsula was on the brink of war. is

time but i think gradually both the united states and north korea the nuclear problem on the korean peninsula. what was our present trump acted towards north korean leader when he wrote mean things on twitter called him names sent out and then we called and now america and north korea have unprecedented only a translation national transforms behaving this way he was criticized for acting with such recklessness but now i guess it turns out that he did everything right still until probably. things have stabilized to degree and i think these are wise choices that people have made at the maybe it was some trickle where the trump played in order to make north korea participate in dialogue but the situation in north korea has changed as well its current leader kim jong un is like a young gorbachev his vision is different from the ideas of he's predecessors americans think that the soviet union fell because of u.s. sanctions but it is not true and we see the same situation now in north korea americans think that sanctions against north korea are forcing the koreans to talk but it is only one of the

dot com coming up there have been new moves towards peace summer korean peninsula offer a press repair or joins us to discuss these moves ever more so stay tuned to watching the hawks. this is says holland kentucky. overall in this move the places you've already agreed fanny's blame only. a co money since it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the polis are said. that it was a drive to these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us as over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be old for rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building

dot com coming up there have been new moves towards peace of the korean peninsula offer us repair or joins us to discuss these moves ever more so stay tuned to watching the hawks. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. more some want to. let you go right to be precise this is like the full story in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the water as in the how. things should. is this is hotter than kentucky. overall in this movie the employee says he was very funny easily. a co money since he was almost no co mines left. the jobs are gone all the polarizer said that's that it was a drive to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happening it's happened. all right welcome back why u.s. president donald trump and his cabinet stoked nuclear arms tensions

forces from the korean peninsula? your personal opinion. >> senator -- >> have a bunch of questions here. two and a half minutes. disastrous, really bad? >> hypothetical. >> we should assess the risk. we need to look at a timeframe by which this decision has to be made. has to be well-informed holistically. >> i need to get a little bit more granular here. but the next or the president says we are going to remove all forces coming u.s. forces of the korean peninsula. we'll be tactical and strategic affects of that in your opinion? >> again, senator, you're talking about a hypothetical situation. >> is not hypothetical. the president has talked about it in the press. >> well, any suggestion or a hypothetical about magnitude country would be difficult to boil it down to a yes or no question. when faced with the threat >> in the next two years whether we should do this. let me give you where it could be -- if kim jong u.n. offers a deal to build a legally -- or lawfully deployed u.s. forces on the korean peninsula, do yo

so i mean it really makes me wonder for peace and rebuilding on the korean peninsula you know what is what is the biggest roadblock at this point is a really just kind of u.s. involvement if we get out the way is that smoove cycling you know really says. yeah i mean you know i'm not to overstate it but i do think that's the case and to be a bit more specific i really think that. the sanctions regime against north korea is probably the single the single greatest obstacle at this moment in time in fact earlier today the north korean mission in new york. city released. released a statement. sort of denouncing the sanctions which is not new of course for north korea but i think that it's it's a sign that you know they're sort of asking for more for more i mean they north korea has done so much and you know they've gotten really really little in return so it's really time for the united states. to start making some real concessions to what i ask you this you've clearly got a lot of study of this i'm going to put the hat on you if you if you're in charge of u.s. foreign policy of the you kn

foreign policy of the you know of the korean peninsula at this point what is the first move you make to see the region you know sub chile five years you're in charge yeah well yeah well a couple things i mean first i think. withdraw thirty thousand troops from korea. and people in korea don't want them there. and shut down all the military bases the other thing is i think the united states should pay reparations to both south and north korea one for the for the war. damage for the damage done during or by the united states to north korea during the war between one thousand fifty nine hundred fifty three when the us dropped so many bombs that there wasn't a single building taller than one story left standing and i mean in pyongyang alone they dropped more than one bomb per person so i believe that reparations need to be paid for that and also for the damage done to south korea as a result of the decades long i.q. patient of that country when i got to say always a pleasure having you on thank you for illuminating no smoking this thing to bury always a pleasure thank you. thank you. wel

of north korean refugees, and you have taken up the presidency at a time when it seemed the korean peninsulak of war. is this a more personal or political? translation: my parents, as you are aware, are from north korea and they fled to the south in the korean war which, incidentally, the united kingdom also participated in. they had to flee their home and family and they never got to return to their hometown and never got to their family again. so, in a way, the rest of their lives were without roots and so i believe i feel more than anyone the pain of war and the tragedy of war and the pain of separation. this is why i have resolved to never see war again on the korean peninsula and also to overcome the pain of conflict. these are my main political objectives. go into pyongyang, that must have been a big moment. you have now met kim jong—un three times. what is he like? during the course of my summit meetings, i met a point of releasing pictures of kim jong—un and of us meeting. we released this footage to the korean people and the media so they could see for themselves and i am sure you h

troops on the korean peninsula. clearly, given the threats so opposed to the united states and south korea and japan, the presence of our troops and the strength of our alliance remains critical and will remain critical for years to come. general abrams, i look forward to hearing from you on how you intendnd to maintain and deepen our relationship with south korea given the developments that haveng occurred. admiral faller, you will be facing a different set of challenges with a different set of resources. at the same time, the issue sets that you face are no less challenging or compelling, especially given the current opioid crisis in the united states. youur will play a critical rolen the whole of government effort to curb the influx of life threatening narcotics to the united states. venezuela poses a significant challenge and threat to the region. in addition, creating revenue crises in neighboring countries like colombia and peru, which have taken a significant toll on the structure of civil services and venezu

singapore summit injune, when kim jong—un committed to work towards the denuclearisation of the korean peninsulae wife of the israeli prime minister, has appeared in court for her trial on charges of fraud. sara netanyahu is alleged to have misused state funds to order meals

south korea's president told the bbc he believes peace will be declared on the korean peninsula, but admits it may be tough getting kim jong-un to disarm. and the weing bells ringing again in windsor -- this time princess eugenie and her groom, royal familyis came out to celebrate. rajini: welcome to our viewers on public television in the u.s. and around the globe. an american pastor whose case was taken has been freed by a court in turkey, despite being convicted on terrorism charges. andrew brunson was at the center of a diplomatic showdown between turkey and the u.s. which created a major rift and economic turmoil. he is now free after two years in detention and is on an -- speaking or short time ago, president trump welcome's the pastor's release. pres. trump: we have good news -- pastor andrew brunson is in the air from turkey. he is i think in good shape. he will betopping most likely in germany for a full checkup, and that he will be coming to the oval office most likely relations between these two nato allies reached an unprecedented low, d with it, the turkish currency, the

who would be most interested in potentially most interested in the nobel prize going to the korean peninsula would be the korean people but they've seen it all before. the award went in two thousand to kim dae jung who was. his sunshine policy at the time and it was hoped that that would have bring massive and significant change to the peninsula but what he brought was a transfer of funds to the no funds that were then used missile develop a nuclear weapons development and for. the north korean leader kim mr kim to to oppress his people peter thank you so much our senior correspondent peter craven and if you want more information about this year's nobel peace prize of course you will find it on our website just quickly recapping the nobel peace prize for twenty eight thousand has been awarded jointly to dennis mccuaig and more rod for their work in raising visibility of wartime sexual bylane so that the perpetrators can be held to account you're watching. now let's catch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today a week after a devastating earthquake and tsunami

this is why i resolve never to see war again on the korean peninsula, and also to overcome the pain ofle beginnings, president moon is trying to negotiate with two of the world's most unpredictable leaders. he is an optimist but some fear he may not be a realist. the queen's granddaughter, princess eugenie, has married jack brooksbank at st george's chapel in windsor. the royal family, and a number of celebrities, were among 850 guests at the ceremony. princess eugenie is ninth in line to the throne and was given away by her father, prince andrew. here's our royal correspondent nick witchell. hold onto your hats, it's another royal wedding, though this one was not quite in the same league as harry and meghan‘s. today the sussexes slipped in quietly through a side door, — by contrast, the mother of the bride made an exuberant entrance outside the chapel. there are those within the royal family who cannot forget the embarrassments she has caused over the years, but this was the yorks' day and the duchess was making the most of it. the royals took their places just behind the duchess of y

in the mountains and valleys of the korean peninsula.y own father saw combat on that frontier of freedom. but not even the brutal korean war could diminish our mutual restore the ties that for so long had bound our people together. china's estrangement from the united states and the 1972, and soon after we established diplomatic relations. opened our economies to one another, and american universities train a new generation of chinese business scholars and officials. after the fall of the soviet union, we assumed that a free china was inevitable. americath optimism, agreed to give beijing open access to our economy and we brought china into the world trade organization. previous administrations made this choice in the hope that freedom in china would expand in all its forms, not just economically, but politically. with a newfound respect for classic liberal principles -- private liberty, personal liberty, religious freedom, but that hope is gone unfulfilled. the dream of freedom remains distant for the chinese people. while beijing still

they've worked closely on issues of common interest, most importantly the denuclearization of the korean peninsulai come before you today because the american people deserve to know that, as we speak, beijing is employing a whole-of-government approach, using political, economic, and military tools, as well as propaganda, to advance its influence and benefit its interests in the united states. china is also applying this power in more proactive ways than ever before, to exert influence and interfere in the domestic policy and politics of this country. under president trump's leadership, the united states has taken decisive action to respond to china with american action, applying the principles and the policies long advocated in these halls. in our national security strategy that the president trump released last december, he described a new era of great power competition. foreign nations have begun to, as we wrote, reassert their influence regionally and globally, and they are contesting geopolitical advantages and trying [in essence] to change the international order in their favor. in this stra

in the mountains and valleys of the korean peninsula. my own father saw combat on that frontier of freedom. but not even the brutal korean war could diminish our mutual desire to restore the ties that for so long had bound our peoples together. china estrangement from the united states ended in 1972. and soon after we re-established diplomatic relations and began to open our economies to one another. and american universities began training a new generation of chinese engineers, business leaders, scholars, and officials. after the fall of the soviet union, we assumed that a free china was inevitable. heady with optimism at the turn of the 21st certainty, america agreed to give beijing open access to our economy. and we brought china into the world trade organization. previous administrations made this choice in the hope that freedom in china would expand in all of its forms. not just economically, but politically, with a new found respect for classical liberal principals. private property, personal liberty, religious freedom, entire fami

most important, the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. you today,re t know, asou deserve to we speak, beijing is approaching a whole of government approach using political, economic, and military tools, as well as propaganda, to advance its influence and benefit its interests in the u.s. china is also applying the power in more proactive ways than ever before to exert interference -- influence and interfere in the politics of this country. under president trump's leadership, the united states has taken decisive action to respond to china with american action. applying the principles and policies long advocated. in our national security strategy that the president released last december, he describes a new era of great power competition. foreign nations have begun to reassert their influence regionally and globally. they are contesting america's geopolitical advantages and trying to change the international order in their favor. --in thisrategy strategy, president trump made clear the u.s. has adopted a new approach to china. we seek a rel

might prompt payer has arrived in north korea for more talks on how to achieve a nuclear free korean peninsula is miss upon his fourth trip to pyongyang this year and his second round of talks with leader kim jong il and the meeting is aimed at setting up further details for another summit between kim and the u.s. president donald trump kim said he would work towards denuclearization during june singapore summit with president trump that cameron is heading to the polls that cast their ballots in the country's presidential election president paul beer is seeking a seventh term in office after holding power for thirty six years but as morgan reports from the capital yonan day the election is being overshadowed by a separatist uprising in the english speaking west of the country. one of the final rallies before polls open for some this presidential election opposition candidate joshua oshie is trying to gain more support to help replace president paul beyond who has been in power since the one nine hundred eighty two zero she is promising to tackle the major challenge of corruption charges. secur

call for compliance with security council resolutions on the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. mr. president, my country is currently undergoing a time of democratic transition between government. with complete respect for the political and economic freedoms of citizens, this change of administration is taking place with certainty and order of economic stability and social peace. just a few weeks from the conclusion of my mandate as president of mexico, visiting in my last speech here as the greatest form of the international community. over the past years i have known that dialogue, cooperation at an international rules-based system are our best option in order to achieve fair, shared, lasting solutions to global challenges. building a world of peace, friendship, and international cooperation never been an easy task. there are those who choose exclusion and discord. there are those who decide to be simple observers instead of being real agents of change. these alternatives go against the spirit of harmony and universal fraternity which inspires the members of this assembly. t

thousand that wind is not far away just hasn't made any progress so quiet weather for japan the korean peninsula almost all of china with the exception of parts of eastern gundogan fujian because that is tropical storm you too which yesterday to the philippines and it will be wandered around for the next two days but it's wandering around largely over open waters however opiates a lot of are a particular taiwan and over the southeastern coast of china i think the present be enough to clear the air in hong kong has been bit foggy recently south of that a big clear area of sunshine for southeast asia and you pick up the heavy shadows once you get once again are in. north and borneo typically they do recently way sea and then concentrate to the west in sumatra. in the eighteen seventies hundreds of algeria as were banished to the father sed corner of an empire weather descended still live today. my grandparents died with a heavy heart they left everything behind. with their limited lame argyria and identity it's always present inside as this french territory in the pacific prepares to vote on indep

standing up to our rivals in the far east like china and on the korean peninsula seeking peace but always doing so on our terms, not on theirs. that is a change of course for this country. it is for the better and we are winning across the world. [applause] now, with all this winning going along, going on, right, why would we ever want to do something different? but that's what nancy pelosi and the democrats want to do. they want to go in a different direction. and guess what, nancy pelosi is hand-picked candidate for one for congress and 11th district this year. you might've heard of her. seen a a couple ads on tv, nany pelosi is hand-picked candidate is here to turn the clock back on all the successes we've had. she said she thinks that the pelosi has been the most effective speaker we've seen in decades. are you kidding me? she applauds the legislation nancy pelosi was able to pass. are you kidding me? higher taxes, sanctuary cities, blowing up medicare with the socialized medicare scheme. are you kidding me? that's not the direction this district is going. you want to go back to the d

rogue nations like iran and syria, standing after our rivals in the far east like china and the korean peninsula. doingg peace, but always so on our terms, not on theirs. that is a change of course for this country for the better, and we are winning across the world. [applause] mr. webber: know, with all this , why would weon ever want to do something different? but that is what nancy pelosi and the democrats want to do. they want to go in a different direction. what, no syphilis has a hand-picked candidate to run for congress in the 11th congressional district this year -- bash nothing pelosi has a nancy pelosi has a hand-picked candidate to run for congress in the 11th congressional district this year. that candidate is here to turn the clock back on all the successes we have had. she said she thinks nancy pelosi has been the most effective speaker we have seen in a decade. ?re you kidding me she applauds the legislation nancy pelosi was able to pass. are you kidding me? cities,axes, sanctuary blowing up medicare with socialized medicare scheme, are you kidding me? that is not the direction th

wants progress in the effort to rip the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons after kim said he would work towards a new could arise ation during the singapore summit with donald trump in june. lots more to come here at al-jazeera including villages in cameroon under siege africa's oldest leader has been in the job for more than thirty years today. by mr potter in the french port of mass a webby aquarius a migrant rescue ship is waiting for a country to step forward and register it so it can continue its mission at sea. from cool brisk noise and fuel. to the warm tranquil waters of southeast asia. however the last day and a half assertions in tremendously big thunderstorms develop and move through the southern caspian catching well iran just north of toronto this is where the mountains go down to the sea so a significant risk of flash floods here ninety seven millimeters that's the rainfall collects in twenty four hours that seems reasonable nearly three hundred that seems rather unreasonable if it's true that really is dangerous stuff now the whole lot has been moving eastwards and having

office said the invitation to the pontiff is a gesture designed to highlight peace efforts on the korean peninsula. taiwan has announced a referendum on amending the law on same sex marriage the november referendum will ask whether the concept of marriage should be expanded beyond just a union between a man and a woman or whether a special law should be enacted for gay couples. india has a thriving comedy scene but recent days being shaken by allegations of sexual harassment the revelations have rocked the comedy world and given new momentum to the me too movement stand up comedy is a mere dominated affair and very few women take the stage didn't resign your fundament one female comedian in delhi and sent us this report now at least this is a hill the power decision played. an unusual sight at a popular comedy club in delhi the other country maybe even the world going on from our divisions. saying this is the idea of going in asking. a woman tackling topics usually considered like buying condoms for prada i'm going to give it to those me all these ways is around we. were. my brother and i were not

amount to the korean peninsula where sports playing a role of thawing relations between north and south on monday you theme players from both sides faced off in the opening match of a big regional tournament and though the match was competitive the atmosphere was friendly. the gesture of fair play at the start of the match both teams were highly motivated for the game it kicked off in under fifteen zinta national youth tournament in june shown capital city of the gang one province in south korea the visiting team playing in blue got off to a flying start scoring twice before the break during the match fans mostly way flags displaying a unified korea though the supporters may not have been completely impartial north korea went on to win the match three one since the winter olympics sports diplomacy has played a significant role in building trust amid bilateral talks and after a lap of the young players did their bit too i hope we can go back and forth play more games and have a friendly relationship with each other. i want to see a night soon so we can play football together again the fa

winning the nobel. >> most thought it would deal with the korean peninsula. whether it was kim jong-un or president trump. >> maybe next year. >>> hacking allegations against russia and major accusations of china undermining the united states. what with both countries have to say next. y, 97% of employers agree that skills like teamwork, attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. the kind of skills, that work for you. (john foley) i was there in chicago when bob barnett made the first commercial wireless phone call in 1983. yes, this is bob barnett in chicago. (john) we were both working on that first network that would eventually become verizon's. back then, the idea of a nationwide wireless network was completely unreasonable. but think about how important that first call was to our lives. it opened the door to the billions of mobile calls that we've all made in the last 34 years. sometimes being first means being unreasonable. i'm proud i was part of that first call, and i'm proud that i'm here now as we build america's fir

it has its eye on other regions and priorities, including security with the korean peninsula.are playing their game. notjust we talk to them, they have half an eye on what president trump is saying to them so it's complicated. talking about complicated. talking about complicated processes, the i, as are other papers, looking at climate change and new targets about temperature rises. on that one hand, another week, another devastating report of potential apocalypse and climate catastrophe —— the one hand. they're talking in dramatic figures. they're talking in dramatic figures. the government has to cut emissions to zero x 2050, that's the first time we've heard that. we all think we're doing our bit with recycling but they're saying it's not enough, the temperature will rise three degrees by the end of the century u nless we degrees by the end of the century unless we drastically change our lifestyles. but it has impacts on all of us, how we travel, what we eat and how we go around. we talked the talk but whether we walk the walk... this will mean serious action to get it down

he arrived in beijing after wrapping up a trip to the korean peninsula. he met with south korea's president moon jae-in. but much of the focus has been on this, his talks with the north korean leader kim jong-un. he told reporters an announcement about a new summit between mr. kim and the u.s. president trump is pretty close. let's talk more about this now with cnn correspondent sam kylie, following the secretary of state's visit to china. and, sam, look, this is coming off what pompeo has described as good talks with north korea. south korea certainly satisfied with the result, but given some recent comments by the u.s. vice-president about china and current trade disputes between the two countries, might he get a chilly reception there? >> i think he's certain to have a fairly frosty encounter behind doors. in public the chinese have made the views about mr. pence's statement last weekend that china was effectively an intense rival both militarily as well as economically, culturally, and indeed was politically attempting to interfere in the november mid

to focus on his meetings with kim jong- un and efforts to achieve the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> there are many steps along the way. we took one of them today. it was another step forward. >> still, some experts say the denuclearization process is stalled. north korea has been demanding the lifting of some u.s. sanctions in response to their dismantl but the trump administration said that won't high pressure until a final deal is in place. >>> the delta fire that lake sh is now fully contained. burned stumps and logs may continue to produce visible smoke over the next few days as fire crews try to clean up all the hot spots. the delta fire started on september 5th. it burned more than 63,000 acres, destroyed 20 structures and forced a six-day closure of interstate 5. officials have said the fire was caused by a person or group of people but they have not said specifically how or if it was arson. the cost to fight that delta fire is estimated at roughly $55 million. >>> oakland fire investigators are looking into the cause after fire at a duplex. that fire started shortly afte

the storm is moving quite quickly but it's going to be the amount of rain that we see in the korean peninsula anywhere between one hundred two hundred millimeters of rain expected over the next forty eight hours so localized flooding is expected in that area i also want to tell you what is happening here in the arabian sea because this particular area of low pressure that we are watching is expected to develop into a psych lone right now we do expect to see very heavy rain showers in the southwestern part of the indian subcontinent here in carolina but as we go towards the next couple of days and into next week this storm is expected to increase in intensity now we are going to be watching this very carefully because as it goes towards the north it could be a man it could be yemen it could be pakistan that sees a landfall or potential landfall as we go into the end of next week. the winter sponsored by the time race. we're. i have dedicated almost my entire professional life to the devotion and fight against corruption and what i have learned is that we need champions we need also to shine th

the current breakthrough in the struggle for peace on the korean peninsula began at an under 15's footballis north korean counterpart. the football tournament is being held again this week in the south korean province which borders the north. our correspondent laura bicker was there as north played south. cheering and applause. every touch of the ball is fought for. every run at goal brings eager screams. cheering. the rivalry on this pitch is fierce. but this hardfought match has also helped push two countries, technically still at war, to the brink of peace. this time last year, the tournament was being held in china, just as donald trump was tweeting about raining down fire and fury in pyongyang. the governor of this province in south korea, however, took a chance. he travelled to china and, on the sidelines of this match, tried to persuade the north koreans to come to the pyeongchang winter olympics, and, well, he succeeded. translation: even when north and south relations were at their worst, this was the only method of exchange that went on. by half—time, it was already 2—0 to north

i'm meeting pompeo was calling another step forward on the road to denuclearizing the korean peninsula even saying there was another talk of another trump-kim summit. meanwhile, the state department reports that north korea is ready to allow inspectors into its nuclear and missile sites. president trump tweeted this. "secretary pompeo had a good meeting with chairman kim in pyongyang. progress made on the summit. i look forward to seeing chairman kim again in the near future." live at the state department with more coming near future. >> good question as to what exactly near future means as far as specifics. they're still working that out. secretary of state is on his way back right now from his trip to asia, that included a five hour stop over the weekend in pyongyang and another meeting with kim jong un. secretary of state says the chairman agreed to allow outside inspectors analyze nuclear and missile engine test sites to ensure they've been destroyed. pompeo says the u.s. and north korea are negotiating logistics for those inspectors. the state department as they're also working ou

the current breakthrough in the struggle for peace on the korean peninsula began at an under—15s footballs north korean counterpart. the football tournament is being held again this week in the south korean province which borders the north. 0ur correspondent laura bicker was there as north played south. cheering and applause. every touch of the ball is fought for. every run at goal rings eager screens. the rivalry on this pitch is fierce. but this hardfought match has also helped push two countries, technically still at war, to the brink of peace. this time last year the tournament was being held in china, just as donald trump was tweeting a bout raining down fire and fury in pyongyang. the governor of this province in south korea, however, took a chance. he travelled to china and, on the sidelines of this match, tried to persuade the north korean is to come to the pyeongchang winter olympics, and, well, he succeeded. translation: even when north and south relations we re even when north and south relations were at their worst, this was the only method of exchange that went on. by half-ti

the current breakthrough in the struggle for peace on the korean peninsula began at an under 15's footballth korean counterpart. the football tournament is being held again this week in the south korean province which borders the north. our correspondent laura bicker was there — s north played south. cheering and applause. every touch of the ball is fought for. every run at goal brings eager screams. cheering. the rivalry on this pitch is fierce. but this hardfought match has also helped push two countries, technically still at war, to the brink of peace. this time last year, the tournament was being held in china, just as donald trump was tweeting about raining down fire and fury in pyongyang. the governor of this province in south korea, however, took a chance. he travelled to china and, on the sidelines of this match, tried to persuade the north koreans to come to the pyeongchang winter olympics, and, well, he succeeded. translation: even when north and south relations were at their worst, this was the only method of exchange that went on. by half—time, it was already 2—0 to north korea

. -- to really lead to a denuclearize korean peninsula. denuclearization is the only option. progress has been made. when we have the remains of people from our soldiers from the korean war conflict have been brought back to america, so, their families can bury them honorably. that is progress. not shooting missiles off right now, that is progress. we have to make sure that we do do new those eyes -- do denuclearize that peninsula and the only way to keep the sanctions up to keep it difficult for them to actually operate. these are things that have to happen. i would rather be talking to them than shooting at them. you expandier, could on disarmament with other countries that might pose a threat? needchrier: this is why we a well-funded state department, so we can have these negotiations. we have far too many nuclear weapons in this world and when i fall into the hands of bad actors, we are all in danger. i believe nuclear weapons should be a deterrent and that we should minimize the number of nuclear weapons that exist in the world. this

he just wants a photo op i get why your hesitant but the reality is that the tension on the korean peninsulaor example has gone down since kim jong un had that meeting with donald trump earlier this year trump now says they've even fallen in love why wouldn't president rouhani want trump to fall in love with him if only to reduce tensions between us you can introduce basic international relations is not about the love affair international relations is about reliability is about. maintaining your promises everything in international relations is based on one principle and that is in latin patterson served under you observe what you promise so it's it's stat which is required unlike the situation in korea we have a document we have a document one hundred fifty spelled out but he can't but imagine if a president hollywood to meet with him. win him over in the way that kim won him over you can get him back into that valuable but he can he can and he can leave that document again as he did with the g seven. communique he agreed to it and once he was born he has basically never do any deal with tr