and then as hans was talking about before, you have the north korean side. the north korean side is mountainous and buried into thosent mountains are hundreds not thousands if not tens of thousands of artillery pieces and those artillery pieces are pointed directly at seoul. and the idea is if there were ever to be a conflict, if the u.s. or another country were to attack north korea, north korea wouldor fire on seoul and there would be no saving the city and the 10 million people in the center of seoul and the 20 million people who live in greater seoul would be in serious risk if not more. so things are heating up. if hans's timeline is correct, any minute now we should see the president's helicopters arriving after we saw what looked like a military advance team flying overhead. >> richard, when that happens certainly do wave us down in case we are still talking at the moment. we'll get straight back to your cameras immediately. as we saw four military helicopters just at the start of richard's report just now fly overhead. and we expect again within the n

he's pretty close i've actually been on both sides of this i've visited from the north korean side and from the south korean side various points it's very hard to get between the 2 unless of course you are president drummond or president moon or chairman kim who we may well see step back and across the line no one else can do that we are seeing by the way down some comments coming from both president moon and president trump to reporters because we're getting our pictures from south korean t.v. i don't think we're going to get clean sound of those but imo being one of my colleagues in a moment where if we're able to work out what is being said will will give me some some lines of what has been said as soon as we get details of what has been said because clearly there are addressing reporters now some comments there it seems in the joint security area as they look and over see the picture quite hard for me to be honest looking at these pictures because they're all very tight on president trying to tell you exactly where they are in the geography of this but still very much on the south

of the jet, where the north side of the jet, where the north side. and can get crazier and high pressure may return. further ahead to them further north you are, they could stay wet and windy at times, but for the south, a greater chance of seeing more sunshine and hopefully a little more warmth. so all in all, sunshine for some, rain for others. tonight at 10: the race to become the next prime minister is offically under way. ten candidates have been confirmed tonight after gaining enough support from fellow tory mps. they face the first ballot on thursday. vying for the topjob, vying for the top job, some launch their campaigns today. the winner should be in place by the end of july. who will be getting us out of the brexit maze and moving into another ten? —— into the brexit maze and moving into anotherten? —— into number10. also on the programme tonight: the end of free tv licences for most over 755 but the bbc says the poorest pensioners still won't have to pay. the military represssion deepens in sudan, three oppostion leaders are forcibly depo

north koreans do it all at once. i think what i would like to see from the u.s. side is a willingness to do this more on a step by step basis with the north koreans. from the north koreans, i would like to see a restatement of their interest in denuclearization. i would like to see a kind of list of steps they're prepared to take, starting, for example, with the list of their programs. they have never listed that. secondly, with some notion of scheduling of how they might dismantle these programs. they offered, for example, to dismantle the one complex which is as far as we know the largest. let's hear a little more about that and let's see if they will put that in the context of an opening step rather than a sort of concluding process which is clearly not enough. there needs to be a lot more discussion. frankly, i think as victor suggests, we need to really get serious at the working level and not just have these photo ops at the presidential level. >> lauren, who is the team? it was mentioned by the president, we are going to put a team together. i feel good about m

>>and i'm j r stone firefighters say the fire started in a homeless encampment on the north side of the property kron four's gayle ong is live in pittsburgh near that scene gayle we're told one firefighter was hurt how is that person doing tonight. >>that's right jr one firefighter was injured in this fire and he was treated for smoke inhalation we're told he will be released tonight. so that's good news at this point the fire is out but earlier it was raging when the winds were at its worst. this fire fueled by gusty winds broke out on way right off of highway for pittsburgh. >>there is extensive damage. cell phone video shows the heavy smoke that filled the sky in and around the elite roofing supply company for first units arriving on >>discovered a sizable and immediately called for a second alarm or resources to fight it the fire soon after went to a 3rd alarm contra costa, firefighters say the fire broke out just before 3 in the afternoon sunday, it started at a homeless encampment on the north side of the property firefighters were on ladders trying to tackle it from every angle a

. >> stephen: just writing off the north side. just writing off the north side right now. facing it. there have been 530 murders in chicago last year. >> yeah. >> stephen: i know you talk them very seriously. what do you hope differently than mayor emanuel did before you, because this is not a new problem? >> no. well, one of the things we're doing is trying to focus every tool of city government on making sure that we're supporting the nawbds. because what we're experiencing is definitely a public health crisis. so we're looking at the root causes of the violence, making sure that we're, in effect, flooding the zones or the areas that are most distressed to make sure that we're providing resources, jobs, economic development, but also just showing the young people in those neighborhoods that we care about them, that we're going to provide them with opportunities to be part of the legitimate economy and doing everything we can to help support those neighborhoods. >> stephen: how does-- ( applause ) you describe-- you described all these gun deaths as a public health crisis

on the north side of akron, the crooked cuyahoga makes its way into the city of cuyahoga falls. once again, civilization and people mean industry and industrial waste. at high water in the spring, the tumbling, rushing water pushing downstream is a sight to behold. as it courses through here, the river drops an astounding 225 feet at a mile and a half. slowly, the river turns north on the terminal stage of its trip to the mouth, and lake erie. north of akron, and far from lake rockwell, a portion of the water removed from there is now returned to the river. 60 to 75 million gallons of sewage pass through here every day. the treated affluent is again aerated to add more oxygen to the water, separating the detergent, creating mountains of suds. also in the water are phosphates, nitrogens, unremoved waste and bacteria, all more harmful than the visible form. further downstream, cleveland's southerly treatment plant will add another 75 million gallons of affluent to the river's load each day. at this point, half of the volume of the stream is effluent from the akron plant. during lo

this happened here on the north side of the complex alongsy pennlvania avenue. secret service says someone dropped a backpack and made a run forit. agents immediately took that person into custody. a motive behind the shooting of former red sox slugger david ortiz. it could be revealed as early as today. officials in the dominican republic will be holding a fireworks show. back to you. >> thanks, jim. >>> hope hicks was one of president trump's closest confidentths, she worked on his campaign and followed him to the whitehehouse. >> as known to call her hopie. >> hicks resigned from the white house last year a day after telling the house intelligence committee sometimes her job required her to tell white today she was back before a different committee and was far less forthcoming. the white house declaring she had quote absolute immunity from testifying. susan mcginnessas on the hill where democrats say hicks refused to tell them where here offics located in the white house, susan? t >> theyhought that one was ic ridulous. democrats were anxious to hear from hop

at this point detroit was both sides of the river. the northmerican side and what is now the canadian side. because of this they controlled the entire span leading up to the rest of the great lakes will stop important for a strategic aspect and controlling trade. following the french and indian war, new france became british. it was all seated to the british eded to the british. right now you're looking at a great model of detroit as it may have looked in 1792. this model represents the town and the new fort built by the british. fort lenovo. this was after they had torn down the original fort, fort pontchatrain. you may notice it's strange the fort itself is behind the settlement. this would actually come back to bite the fort, because when the americans took over, they noticed our cannons can't fire on the river. what good is a fort that can't fire on attackers from the river. that was eventually torn down and replaced with another fort will stop even though at this point detroit was a british city, the majority of the residents were french.

if you did, you would likely be shot by the either the north or the south korean side. ould very well have been a steel barricade. >> the famous incident of a north korean soldier defecting. shot at by his own comrades and barely surviving. >> that was just a few meters from where we are now. >> we expect president trump to -- you're looking south there. when the camera pans to the left here, that's looking, well, somewhat down the border. it's a little further out of frame there to the left. and north korea as you're looking at your television to the left. that is the point from which kim jong un will emerge and the u.s. president walking towards him. again just minutes away there. you see the traveling press. they're ready, they're in position. we've seen members of the president's security detail, the secret service, their presence as well. our anna corin has been watching this. you've covered this region for some time. the importance of what we're about to witness here? >> there is no denying that this is an enormous moment. it will be a hirveg moment. it's very symb

we do it on the beach 8:00, music,re fiworks at 9:30, then we duplicate that at north side park in the nort end of town, in our boutiful park, s everybody has an opportunity to take their families and enjoy fireworks at the beach. >> wonderful. you will have so many people there, and everybody's going to be in their cars, trying to get there, what is the best way for folks to getaround town, or any tips as far as trying to make that drive or the commute or the parking situation any easier for vacationers? >> it's hard to get people out of their cars.ff we oer a fabulous transportation system in ocean city. e bus comes by every 5 to 7 minutes. you can get an app now, it will tell you when the next bus will be arriving. it helps everyone there. >> this is the first were doing the backyard weather with doug. you guys have a ninja obstacle course out there. nique tocool, and very ocean city. >> we have the rectangle, which is an actual ninja obstacleco rse. it's for ltad kids. you go through, get a video, you can cpete with your kids, or those at other locations throughout the country to b

>>and i'm j r stone firefighters say the fire started in a homeless encampment on the north side of the property kron four's gayle ong has the story from pittsburgh. >>one firefighter was injured he was treated for smoke inhalation and is recovering at the hospital at this point the fire is out raged earlier in the afternoon when the winds were at its worst wow this fire fueled by gusty winds broke out on way right off of highway 4. >>there is extensive damage. cell phone video shows the heavy smoke that filled the sky in and around the elite roofing supply company for first units arriving on >>discovered a sizable and immediately called for a second alarm or resources to the fire soon after went to a 3rd alarm contra costa, firefighters say the fire broke out just before 00:03pm in the afternoon sunday, it started at a homeless encampment on the north side of the property firefighters were on ladders trying to tackle it from every angle a number spot fire started around the property because of the wind carrying embers. >>we were able quickly jump on all of those and get those uh out be

we bought 3096 which faces the north side. we p flew wa knew there was a pt there was a chance this four-story building could be developed. we didn't think it would be a prompt bubeprobability. i want to put a human face in and i appreciated the last conversation about the parking that there are real humans here. so the situation of their lot and i appreciate they have provided the right amount of green space per your codes but if you look at where it's situated, it doesn't value the humans here. it sits here the historic building, which is lovely, but how they couldn't have situated that green space and benefited all of these people that lived there. so literally, we're on the third floor and we will reach our arm out the window and have a brick wall facing our unit. put so appreciate you listening. now. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. are there any more -- any more public comment? seeing none, we will move on to rebuttal. we will hear from the appellant. you have three minutes, sir. >> thank you. let me quickly add

. >>> now at 430, taking a live look outside the north side of san francisco, you can see the fog rollinggh and the cruise ship in the picture. good morning, it is tuesday, june 18. >> let's get right over to mary lee with a look at the tuesday forecast. >> good tuesday morning, we start off with cool to mild temperatures. you can see a a live look with our roof cam. temperatures in the 50s in the 60s. we kick off the day, you can see the temperatures and we are going to heat up inland. it is about the microclimates once again. 89 degrees for a high in livermore and 84 in san jose, mid 70s in oakland. 70 in san francisco and cool along the coast with temperatures and pacifica in the mid 60s. today, the warmest day out of the week especially inland, we will talk about when the temperatures take a slight dip as we go through the week coming up. >>> we are tracking the main travel times this

representatives from union pacific will be at the meeting tonight which is scheduled for 6:30 at the north side community center. >>> another medical testing company is dealing with a large data breach. lab korp is reporting 7 million patients may have had their information compromised. both incidents involve a separate company used to collect payments from patients. lab korp information that could have been exposed name along with bank and credit card information. >>> you may not see them but drones are out there patrolling the waters of the san francisco bay. the coast guard and the menlow park are out there. also for search and rescues. in fact authorities tell us at least one kayaker has been rescued with the help of a drone. >>> a meeting of the nta board of directors on a vote on whether to name the new chinatown subway station after rose pak. opponents rallied outside city hall yesterday. backers say pak's lobbying efforts should be recognized. now the board appeared deadlock with three speaking in favor, 3 opposed. it's not clear if they will take up that measure again. >>> the san fran

the north and south sides being served by the shuttle buses. no more full buses when your bus pulls up. live in alexandria, news4, back to you. >> all right. ank you. >>> turning to a community in morning. people in virginia beach will return to work for the first time since fr's mass shooting at a government office. 12 people were killed. now we're learning more about the shooter, 40-year-old dewayne craddock. police say he e-mailed a resignatioletter hours before the shooting. around 4:00 p.m. police say he went into the office armed with two pistols. for 36 minutes he carried out a shooting rampage before h was shot and killed by police. christi dewar survived. she says a male co-worker told her to hide inside an office and barricade the door. >> it was not too long after thatoewayne tried t come in, and he fired four shots. i looked up, and two of the shots had almost come through the cabinet. >> police say there was no indication craddock targeted ifically. flags will fly at half staff in virginia all week to honor the victims. stay with u

speaker, for a very long time the entire community, including his neighborhood, the near north side, mourned the loss of a wonderful little boy by the name of jose flores. we mourn with his family members and his neighborhood. a loving neighborhood. we stood by the tree in the area in which he was murdered, stabbed many, many times. there were investigations and arrests and then there were no arrests and the community still mourned. i want to applaud the near north side for continuing to remember jose flores and as well the safe walk coalition, to ensure that no child would ever walk home to be victimized in that neighborhood again. many law enforcement officers and civil rights groups and others worked together, civic neighborhood groups, near north side, superneighborhood, now there's finally an arrest. we hope that justice is rendered for that family and justice is rendered for this whole act that we hope never happens again. we mourn him, we want it to be fair and just, but we want jose flores to rest in peace and that this proceeding will move forward so that this family can hav

been glorifying china's role in the korean war when the people's liberation army fought on the north side against u.s. forces in a war that started almost 70 years ago adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. the u.k.'s ruling conservative party has just held another round of votes to pick their next leader with one more eliminated there is for the race so the front running program m.p. boris johnson has continued his resoundingly the getting 143 votes the foreign secretary jeremy hunt is next with 54 the environment secretary michael gove is just behind him with 51 votes then there is the home secretary who scraped through with 38 votes. was eliminated or the former french president nicolas sarkozy will stand trial for corruption after the country's highest court rejected his final bid to have this case thrown out so cozy accused of offering to help a judge in return for a leaked information has denied any wrongdoing the case came about after investigators used phone taps to examine allegations that the late libyan leader moammar gadhafi funded sorry cozies 2007 campaign. u.s. president's nomina

failed summit in hanoi to certain extent it seems north korea has been blaming moon for maybe raising expectations for not getting the the american side enough on board and so snowe south korea will be looking for some way of moving this forward and one of the constants in the relationship between north korea south korea and also the united states has been the personal relationship between trump and kim that as things have gone up and down as north korea has returned to some of its hostile rhetoric against the u.s. administration that relationship however genuine it may be has remained a constant in this meeting between these 2 men at panmunjom on the border between north and south korea would be very much in line with that in that same vein as those you wanted our correspondent rob fried across all those developments for us and tell thank you for. tele head on out as there ferrari instead of pain said head of the austrian campaign details of. the weather sponsored by cattle. you know welcome back to international weather forecast for here across parts of china the rain is still going to be a big problem and we have seen totals anywhe

been glorifying china's role in the korean war when the people's liberation army fought on the north side against u.s. forces in a war that started almost 70 years ago. well the stars are it's not what she says in pyongyang that will be significant it's what he does him standing side by side will compete with kim jong un will send a very clear message and that message is yes north korea and china occasionally fall out but the relationship for now remains rock solid brown and beijing thank you major. well the weather is next but still ahead on al-jazeera pro breaks at n.p.r. boris johnson extends his lead in the race to become the u.k.'s next prime minister plus we'll tell you your spin eliminates. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. hello there we're still seeing plenty of showers over ticky that have been causing a few problems giving some of us some flooding and they still want to toss it about on all satellite picture that we more to as we head through the next few days many parts of turkey and stretching a bit further north towards the extreme southwestern parts of russia now as w

been glorifying china's role in the korean war when the people's liberation army fought on the north side against u.s. forces in a war that started almost 70 years ago. well the stars here it is 6 years since president xi jinping became leader of this country and yet he's waited until now to go to the north korean capital as i say this is a visit very much all about timing. china correspondent david brown there live for us in beijing thank you adrian all the weather is next but still ahead on al-jazeera a diplomatic push the u.s. sends a special envoy to the middle east following the latest build up of tension with iran. and i bet it's still rather unsettled for some of us across north america at the moment in the east it really has been very so.

save money at the city and residents expense there will be a community meeting and all this at the north side community center on wednesday june 5th, san jose rob flood kron 4 news. >>california is now stepping in to take a leading role in the national of the abortion debate. >>it's the small change one bay area company is making that civil rights groups say will have a big impact on the customers at a huge collection of presidential candidates in san francisco, this weekend a look at the democratic convention. >>coming up and they weekend ahead, the weather. yeah we've got some changes headed our >>presidential hopeful bernie sanders already in california in pasadena for rally today and a huge influx of presidential candidates comes to california this weekend to court voters, mindful of the now early california state primary in all 15 candidates for the white house will be in the goal to say this weekend that's the largest collection of candidates in the race so far they will all be california state democratic %pconvention. that's happening right now in san francisco crime for us charles cli

fire broke out just before 3 in the afternoon sunday, it started at a homeless encampment on the north side of the property firefighters were on ladders trying to tackle it from every angle a number spot fire started around the property because of the wind carrying embers. >>we were able quickly jump on all of those and get those uh out before they cause that a significant damage to any other businesses. >>many drivers looked on at one point there was concern about the air quality there was a tremendous plume of smoke coming off of this fire, tremendous we heard that reports that it was visible all the way up to stockton. >>i did speak to the manager of the roofing supply company he says no one was inside at the time of the fire because the business was closed the building itself was untouched the vast majority of the damage was outside in the yard for another company keep supplies. no word on how this fire started in pittsburgh, gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well, a man is now facing charges in the murder of a woman in san francisco, toe woman's body was found on all the raw dough street. there

be kept longer than 72 hours the children have since moved to another temporary facility on the north side of el paso after public outcry it comes off the political debate around the floor a settlement a legal agreement that governs how migrant children should be treated in detention . the reasonable. definition last week a lawyer from the u.s. justice department told judges that migrant children do not require certain basic sanitary items you know if you don't have a toothbrush if you don't have you don't have a it's not. it may be that for shorter term stay in c.b.p. custody that some of those things may not be required u.s. vice president mike pence has said unsafe and on sanitary conditions are unacceptable migrants have been trying to cross the u.s. border in record numbers seeking safety from violence back home 3 months ago these migrants were held in a makeshift camp under a bridge in el paso texas a few weeks ago others held outside in the summer heat without access to basic services and on tuesday 2 babies a toddler and a woman were found dead near the us mexico border due to extr

and the north koreans as well as the south koreans fighting along side of us. o get into position for what comes next. we think what comes next is the meeting between president trump, president moon and chairman kim of north korea. our next guest, joel rubin, deputy assistant secretary of state under president obama. president trump made comments earlier about how former president obama wanted to meet with kim jong-un and the president said kim refused the invitation. you are giving us some background on that earlier. let's get back into that now. >> sure, jon. back in the context, president

june 5th 6 30 at the north side community center here in japan town live in san jose rob flood kron 4 news. >>happening now in day 9 of the teacher strike in the new haven unified school district and today the state superintendent of public instruction join the negotiations with hopes. bringing the work stoppage to an end. kron forced to leave jig all reports the 2 sides are still very far apart. >>negotiations between the bargaining teams of the new haven unified school district and the new haven, teachers association began at 11 o'clock in the morning here at the alameda county office of education in hayward but before the 2 sides met collectively they met individually with state superintendent of public instruction, tony thurmond is a difficult conversations, teachers will be in their they don't want to be on strike they want to be. >>working with kids and helping them in and my sense is that's what everybody wants and so the best thing that i think i can do some key people at the table and moving toward a resolution. thurmond is in town from sacramento. he says the nine-day strike

north side of the capital sanaa. the u.n. secretary general does not believe he has the power to set up a criminal investigation into the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi a report from the special rapporteur agnus kama has found that the state of saudi arabia responsible and says there are legal grounds for untenured. turkish to launch an international inquiry she recommends the un should look into the individual responsibility of some of these highest officials including the crown prince mohammed bin salon a report also gives a minute by minute account of the journalists final moments before he was killed inside the saudi consulate office in istanbul last october riyadh has rejected the reporters for the baseless allegations and clear contradictions by calling for a body both spoke to. the state of saudi arabia is 1st and foremost responsibility for for the murder i think it's important to and sist that the executor of mr casually waltz a killing by the state we have focused extensively on the identity of various i

aeration army fought on the north side against u.s. forces in a war that started almost 70 years ago well no stars here it is 6 years since president xi jinping became leader of this country and yet he's waited until now to go to the north korean capital as i say this is a visit very much all about timing. china correspondent erin brown there live for us in beijing thank you adrian all the weather is next but still ahead on al-jazeera a diplomatic push the u.s. sends a special envoy to the middle east following the latest build up of tension with iran. hello there it's still rather unsettled for some of us across north america at the moment in the east it really has been very soggy over the past weeks and that has brought a fair amount of flooding the latest system is trying to put away from the east coast now but where we come down behind it there's still going to be plenty of heavy showers around so they could be more in the way of flooding this system will eventually clear away as we head through friday and then we'll have something

president stepping into north korea, walking side by side with kim jong-un. this moment that will go down in the history books, including a last-minute tweet by president trump inviting the north korean leader to meet him at the dmz. >> translator: just looking at this structure, this is an expression of his willingness to eliminate all the unfortunate past and open a new future. >> stepping across that line was a great honor. a lot of progress has been made. a lot of friendships have been made. this has been in particular a great friendship. >> president trump and kim jong-un also meeting for just about an hour and then agreeing to restart nuclear talks. >> a very, very good meeting with chairman kim. we're going to designate a team. the team will try to work out some details. speed is not the object. we want to see if we can do a comprehensive big deal. it's not as complicated as people think. >> cnn's white house correspondent abby philip is in seoul, south korea. what else are you hearing about this moment and their meeting? >> reporter: well, it all happe

historic pictures of president trump meeting kim jong the demilitarised zone but over on the north korean sident has been to north korea. they shook hands and came back over to the south korean side to meet privately and conduct talks. we will keep you up—to—date with developments from there. it was a beautiful day across the country yesterday — and we've had some lovely pictures sent in by our weather watchers. this picture of two pigs enjoying the sunshine in ampleforth, north yorkshire, was sent in by high lions. and this picture — entitled walking with bertie — shows a dog cooling down in water in st ives, cambridgeshire. and this photo was taken in mellor, greater manchester. it's of a well dressing — which is an ancient tradition found in the peak district area. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather. is that from this morning? it is. this is this morning in northamptonshire. beautiful blue sky with lots of sunshine. similar to yesterday but not the temperature because yesterday temperatures reached 34 celsius in london, the hottest day of the year so far. for many of us ther

been glorifying china's role in the korean war when the people's liberation army fought on the north side against u.s. forces in a war that started almost 70 years ago adrian brown al-jazeera beijing opposition politician. hong kong pushing for a vote of no confidence against. the she apologized for trying to rush through changes to the traditional members of the council for the 1st time since huge protests forced the government to suspend the bill that was trying to say they'll keep full letting the streets until the extradition changes all scrapped altogether . resigns. and. keep your eye on the ball. and the rest of the sports. let's get straight on this paul put it all right nick thank you very much and new zealand have beaten so africa the cricket world cup in a group stage game played in birmingham at age best and so the south africans they batted 1st then a 670 down from resi funded doesn't help them to get to 241 for 6 in a reduced 49 over innings because of with with what the black caps captain came williamson playing a captain's innings he scored a century it was also a 60 from

importance of kaesong industrial complex to join economic venture between the 2 koreas on the north korean sideof the border and this is the thing that south korean government has seen as being very important for moving the peace process forward because the government realizes that maybe it's not possible to call for a comprehensive sanctions relief from north korea at this point in time but perhaps resuming some of the economic cooperation that's your speak tween a little korea's there were already going on before on essentially human to place might be on the effect it will for giving north korea the incentive it means to continue with the nuclear right station and the steps are perhaps seen not only by the u.s. but also by the international community is. something that they could actually live at least in this stage of the union playground station negotiation process where when you look at the bigger picture is it possible to say this point you know there's pressure perhaps on the u.s. president to show that he is the ultimate dealmaker going towards elections that there's always obviously pr

north side of the capital sanaa. the u.n. secretary general does not believe he has the power to set up a criminal investigation into the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi a report from a special rapporteur agnus column are has found the sage of responsible and says they are legal grounds for antonio terrorists and launch an international inquiry recommends the un should look into the individual responsibility of saudi's highest officials including crown prince mohammed bin salman a report also gives a minute by minute account of the journalists final moments before he was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last october the saudi government has rejected the report as full of baseless allegations and contradictions i spoke to about her findings. the state of saudi arabia is 1st and foremost responsible for for the murder i think it's important to and cyst that the executor of mr casually waltz a killing by use of state we have focused extensively on the identity of various individuals that where involved in

president will have stepped across the demarcation line into north korea and everybody is hoping from the south korean side that it will have a real meaning real significance when it comes to restarting the dialogue about getting rid of north korea's nuclear arsenal there and that's an important point to make rob because i mean just talk us through south korea's role in kick starting those stalled talks between the u.s. and north korea and what is president mugabe and see as his role in going forward. that's right the moon has faced an awful lot of pressure mounting pressure here both at home with opinion polls a lot of people here in south korea are very much behind this whole process of engagement with the north of dialogue but he's also faced an awful lot of criticism cold shoulder from north korea itself there is a feeling i think in north korea that moon j.n. has been overly optimistic maybe to. bragging degree about just how much influence he has over the u.s. side and that possibly with the u.s. side about the influence he can exert on the northern side he does seem to be throughout this whole proce

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north side of the capital sanaa. the u.n. secretary general does not believe he has the power to set up a criminal investigation into the matter of saudi journalists. a report from the special rapporteur agnus kalamata has found the state of saudi arabia responsible and. as there are legal grounds for antonio terrorists to launch an international inquiry she recommends the un should look into the individual responsibility of saudi's highest officials including the crown prince mohammed bin salman a report also gives a minute by minute account of the journalist final moments before he was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last october saudi arabia's government has rejected the report as full of baseless allegations and clear contradictions diplomatic editor james space asks the u.n. chief spokesman why there is resistance to agnes comest call for the u.n. to launch a criminal investigation special rapporteur agnes kalama so she's not happy with the progress of the saudi investigation she says one of the best course

been glorifying china's role in the korean war when the people's liberation army fought on the north side against u.s. forces in a war that started almost 70 years ago. well daryn there's another reason why this visit is happening now because this is the 70th anniversary of the founding of diplomatic relations between china and north korea and of course a year after that chinese forces joined north korean soldiers in fighting the united states on the korean peninsula we heard another reminder really of why china wants to prevent north korea being squeezed any more economically both russia and china are planning to block a new effort by the u.n. security council to sanction north korea for apparently breaching more sanctions in this case the petroleum it receives from russia and china all right adrian thank you for that update from beijing let's take the song with mason ritchie he's a professor of international relations at hancock university foreign studies he's joining us from seoul hi there mason good to have you with us on al-jazeera so ahead of his visit she jumping penned a rare extr

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there are roughly 13,000 artillery pieces stationed on the north side of the border 30 miles from herenorth korea and south korea. and the rand corporation did a study and found one good artillery barrage from 13,000 artillery pieces would kill 250,000 people in seoul. that's the threat this area has been living under. now kim jong-un is pursuing nuclear weapons as well. which is why there was such a sense of urgency to rein in his nuclear program and dismantle it. president trump said it has to be irreversible, verifiable and complete. we thought after singapore that we had a pretty good roadmap for denuclearization. president trump came out of the meeting with kim and said he has agreed to give up his nuclear program. but kim did everything but that. while he didn't explode any more nuclear weapons, certainly the nuclear weapon program continued. after the hanoi, there was the distance between the united states and korea. we wondered where this was going to go. president trump dismissed the idea saying it's not ballistic missile stuff. north korea gave the president a promise and was

declaring what its nuclear facilities are so before you get to a stage of north korea deciding what to give up the checklist on either side in terms of north korea giving up items of its nuclear inventory and the west and the u.s. removing sanctions we don't even know exactly what's on the north korean side of the ledger or etta james ways in pleasure to near the d.m.z. james thank you for that let's bring in rob mcbride again in the south korean capital seoul rubber listening to president moon jay enduring the press conference they just gave he said look president trump has the lead in terms of bringing peace back to the korean peninsula but so what does he see as south korea's role and his role in these peace talks and moving talks forward. that's not moon j.n. very much taking a strategy that he has adopted from the start basically heaping all the praise giving all the credit to donald trump it seems to work when dealing with this unusual presidents or that you hate flattery and his direction does seem to be effective saying that he will go down it's history of the man who brought peace the instigator of peace in truth

there was not a window on the north side except the second floor bathroom window that nation in your -- looked into nothing. >> you'll have more time for rebuttal. thank you. >> we'll now hear from the permitholder. mr. lee. you have seven minutes, sir. >> good evening everybody. >> good evening. >> i'm chel lee. i'm owner at 339 lexington. since mr. mcleod moved there, he nonstop complained that the property line window should not open in air space. we agree. mr. mcleod said it's not acceptable because he wants privacy. we agree. since we mostly need it for light and ventilation. for years, the tenants get along with mr. mcleod until the last tenant. when mr. mcleod block the window from opening. after the tenants protested, mre blockage. we cannot tolerate this. we filed an elder abuse claim to get the window block to remove. the court hearing was on april 10, 2019. the judge ordered him to remove the blockage. i told the judge that i filed an application to change the existing window into a sliding window and it was approved by the san francisco building department. he said that t

>>and i'm j r stone firefighters say the fire started in a homeless encampment on the north side of theefighter was hurt how is that person doing tonight. >>that's right jr one firefighter was injured in this fire and he was treated for smoke inhalation we're told he will be released tonight. so that's good news at

on our side we have to have that sustained engagement from the staff level from our special envoy, et cetera. and that's a level of complexity on the north korean side, who is empowered to speak for chairman kim and lay things out? you're seeing some of that turnover in their negotiating team. but that probably has to be a prerequisite at the staff level getting pretty close to a place where if we go into a third dialog dialogue, there aren't going to be any surprises and both the principals, president trump and chairman kim can come away with that victory. so that would be the third piece that we're looking at here. and then the fourth piece pertains not so much just to the north/south dialogue but to the regional politics. the fourth piece that we're thinking a lot about is, you know, our two close allies in the region. korea and japan. and i was just there five, six weeks ago, and i would say that relationship, from my perspective, was at a low point. at one of the low points that i've seen in my time in congress. we have to think about how do we get these two key strategic allies on the same page with us so as we look at this long-te