when violinist won here in join thing or kim song me on a stage at the shanghai oriental art center in china it wasn't just to perform a song my mother taught me by divorce back it was simply to change the world you see want your engine as from south korea and kim song me as north korea. the 2 met in beijing last year and decided that by performing together they could help promote a lasting peace on the korean peninsula and speired by the 1999 founding of an orchestra to bring arab and israeli musicians together for the 2 performers said practicing together show them how alike they really are kim song me as the 1st north korean singer to be sent abroad and this concert marks the beginning of what will undoubtedly be many meetings between citizens of the 2 nations as unification seems closer than ever. that's our show for you today and remember everyone in this world were not told were loved enough i tell you all i love on top of the la list keep on watching the hawks and have a great day and that. we've got an amazing situation developing here in america one of our politicians as an op

they really are kim song me as the 1st north korean singer to be sent abroad and this concert marks the beginning of what will undoubtedly be many meetings between citizens of the 2 nations as unification seems closer than ever. that's our show for a year to a day and remember everyone in this world we're not told we're loved enough i tell you all i love on top of the law list keep on watching the hawks and have a great day and that. is of course the see on his attorney one name for you to get help or one who knows a little bit. more which is. there's a real will they give it to you they get out just with no people it's you posting it's with me it's you know it's true. that's the thought of you. if you are still that printed it out that you can give all of. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or something i want to press. you to do right to be for us this is what i'm up for 3 in the morning can't be good . i'm interested always in the waters in the house. first sydney. we've got an amazing situation

kim song-yi who led the preparation and a newly elevated interpreter also said to be sent to a camp for political preuzers in. all of this reported from a south korean newspaper. it is always hard to verify news out of the regime but they have executed people in the past. it was a failure for kim on the world stage. the official newspaper called out the betrayers, turn coat, saying they would come under the stern judgment of the revolution. there remains growing concern. since the summit ended in failure, north korea tested missiles. nevertheless, president trump said there is still scope for a third summit if the denuclearization is a key talking point. if that doesn't happen there's the g-20 in japan at the end of june. people are thinking there is where progress might be made. however, the issue is the an a cross roads. >> dana: nancy pelosi with the new take on the possibility that impeachment hearings will happen before 2020. her answer is next. plus, breaches along the arkansas and mississippi rivers adding to flooding. a live report from the flood zone, coming up. >> we continue

suit at a key address, crafting his appearance to look very much like his beloved grandfather, kim il-songr north koreans in line with the regime. >> he wants to get kids hooked on drones, on devices, on technology, on cellphones. he dangles them as enticements for what their future may hold, what kind of creature comforts my lie in store for them if they're loyal to the regime. >> reporter: analysts say there is a danger with this technology and propaganda makeover for kim's regime, that with faster paced newscasts, still not airing live but turned around much more quickly than before, and with the technology moving faster than the regime can sometimes keep up with, there is a risk that kim and his circle could lose some control of their message. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> in the trump cabinet, one man stands out by not having any controversy. how rick perry flies under the radar at the department of energy, next. hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to he

suspected of being instrumental in your source a nation of kim jong il the brother of the north korean leader rejoined joel sings a famous north korean song in a restaurant in china in twenty seventeen an ode to his wife the fragrant flower of the family he sings my claim. for addis and lauch this noir represented an indonesian trident on side a vietnamese woman. they claim they thought they were taking part in a t.v. prank show when they smeared poison on kim jong noms face caught here on c.c.t.v. at kuala lumpur airport police say five north korean men supervised the assassination and a car registered in rejoining trolls name drove a group of them from the airport we certainly believe that the greek your head to head in doing this because he is a chemist in fact when he was interviewing to follow our money in he's. a coward and the question is ready to get on his money now to reason apartment police found thirty eight thousand dollars in cash for phones five computer devices and a bottle of chloride officers didn't test any of his belongings for v.x. nerve agent and only interviewed him once the police are not very i was the object if i

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town road ♪ >> reporter: whatever the song is or isn't doesn't seem to from this teacher and her students -- ♪ take my horse to the >> reporter: to celebrities like kim gonna ride till i can't no more ♪ >> lil nas x definitely has special sauce because he decided he wanted it to go viral and he did it. it's not just about making something you think people will like. it's actually making something that people can like and then make their own because that's what makes them share. >> when i see like anybody, like of course including famous people too, but like when i see just like anybody enjoying the song it's like a light in my heart. >> how you feeling, nas? >> amazing. >> reporter: when we first met nas, he was about to perform live for the very first time ever at stagecoach, one of the biggest country music festivals in america. >> one, two, three -- old town road! whoo! ♪ i'm gonna take my hort to the old town road ♪ ♪ i'm gonna ride till i can't no more ♪ ♪ i'm gonna take my horse to the old town road ♪ ♪ i'm gonna ride till i can't no more ♪ ♪ i got the horses in the back ♪ horse stock is attached ♪ matty black >> what are your emotions like rig

song. boris, the president also doing something unprecedented overseas, attacking democratic rival joe biden and invoking kim jong-un to do it. i want to play people that sound and hear what the trump team -- how they're defending it in japan. >> kim jong-un made a statement that joe biden is a low iq individual. he probably is based on his record. i think i agree with him on that. >> so boris, that is unprecedented for an american president to attack a rival in domestic politics by invoking a dictator. how is the trump team responding to the criticism of those comments? >> as usual, they're standing by the president, effectively saying that joe biden has demonstrated, via his record, that he isn't the best thinker in history. president trump did so from the podium, talking about the iran nuclear deal, suggesting it was a huge failure. the president, though, seems to be swayed by foreign leaders injecting themselves into american politics. this isn't the only instance of this. keep in mind that shinzo abe himself talked about the tax breaks that the trump administration passed in 2017 and how they've greatly

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song of the summer right here. >> looks kind of like a furries convention. >> moving on, big baby news this morning. kim four. kim shares this picture of the newborn with the caption, beautiful mother's day. they're sticking with the n nontraditional naming the baby boy paul manafort west. the couple have three other kids, big sister north, big brother chicago and saint, a big congratulations to the family. >>> and speaking of babies, royal watchers have been clamoring for more details about prince harry and meghan's baby archie and this morning we've got the birth certificate. it includes the newborn's full name, archie, not archibald, by the way. archie harrison mountbatten-windsor. we know now baby archie was born in portland hospital where sarah the duchess of york and victoria beckham gave birth. how is this for boss, meghan's job is listed as princess of the united kingdom. not bad. >>> and if may isn't your favorite month, well, it probably should be because it's national barbecue month, and today our spread is provided by dinosaur barbecue. pit master and owner of dinosaur barbecue john sage is

song will journalism suffer the same. kind of. welcome back to politicking on matthew cook sitting in for larry king nearly a year has passed since the singapore summit between donald trump and kim jong un and we don't seem to be closer to a deed nuclearized north korea for his part president trump insists his strategy with kim will ultimately be successful for expert analysis we turn to bill richardson former u.s. ambassador to the united nations former democratic governor of new mexico and he also served as secretary of energy during the administration of bill clinton he is in santa fe new mexico bill welcome to the program thank you matthew so 1st let's talk about your reaction to what robert muller just said wednesday. well it wasn't a good day yesterday for the president robert mueller basically said if there was no crime he would have said so he also said there was not a total exoneration he kind of contradicted the attorney general on that score he said there was russian interference so the only good thing for republicans and the president was that robert muller will most likely not be testifying before congress but at the same time you know it was symbolically important

song for the past 20 years. >> at they perform everything and this concert features to oppose men chorus and a look at their other collaborations. >>> clients include serena williams, kim and the clintons. coming up, the allegations of sexual misconduct against tony robbins. >>> ♪ >> good morning and happy saturday. this song is dedicated to one of my friends. vinny will be celebrating his birthday in wine country today. if you're going to be in wine country and you're out and about for today, bring along your jacket because we've got rain on the way. details coming up. >>> oakland men's chorus is celebrating 20 years with the performance tonight and berkeley and another one tomorrow in alameda. we sat down and talked about the chorus members, their passion for music and the message of family, support, and inclusivity. >> walk into this room and you hear the notes. you can feel the music. look closer, and you will see the families. >> i'm dr. william sauer land and everyone calls me billy. i am a bill a through and through. >> reporter: he has been the artistic director for the last four years. as it celebrates its 20 year anniversary he will tell you what a special pl