south korea's main airline korean air is starting to fly on many international routes again after the coronavirus shutdown state backed loans and partially paid leave for employees are helping the airline survive the shutdown so the cruise flagship carrier korean air reopens 19 of its international routes in june the move will double current capacity after 90 percent of flights were shut down in march due to decrease demand for one new corona virus outbreak the tentative reopening of economies is taking place around the world but without a reliable treatment and vaccine for couvade 19 it's difficult to predict how a post pandemic world will look for the airline industry the big questions are if and when travel and tourism will make a comeback. korean air remains optimistic that the transportation industry will eventually recover with a pragmatic lifting of travel restrictions. it is really difficult to predict when it gets to normal i think that decision should be made in compressive consideration. $1000.00 response in each country defect to the trends a easy entry and exit bends the

we are watching korean air as it gets more funding support. year-to-date month. also, trading at a march 11 hi. the finance street to sell bonds. let's check in on s&p e-mini's. look at commodities. above $43 ae barrel. iron ore futures in singapore, above $100 for the first time since august 2019. this in the wake of brazilian labor court ordering the shenzhen -- the shutdown of a valle mining comp looks after workers tested positive for coronavirus. haidi: the biggest gains in more than 80 years as investors look past political tensions toward the reopening of economies and growth. joining us is the head of active investments in the asia-pacific at blackrock. thank you for being with us. we've been talking about the potential for asia to be first in, first out of the pandemic crisis. is that still your base case, that we will see the fastest and most robust economic recoveries in this part of the world? belinda: thanks for having me. we are seeing signs of recovery across a number of markets but i do think there will be big divergences betwe

to the north, south koreans have recaptur recaptured yong doc. in the air, air force navy and pleer marines are along the perimeter and blast communications and targets from tie go to the north korean border. guns of united nations also help in the mission. the struggle to defend the beach head is a furious one but we are holding. on 24 august, on the central sector which can concerned with the river line, engineers have built a bridge across a tributary of the knack tong. this bridge serves for the use of lighter vehicles and foot soldiers. but with increasing supplies moving in, there is need for a heavy equipment bridge. south koreans civilian labor is employed. although in many sections primitive native tools are still used and although u.s. engineers depend on korean man power, there is a change now since the early days of the war. heavy construction equipment is becoming a familiar sight. an accumulation of this type of equipment necessarily second in priority to arms and ammunition. there is an indication of the vast bulk of supplies that are now bei

korean air up by almost 1%.ties will provide more than $8 million in liquidity by issuing government bonds as early as this month. if you want to play this whole scheme, i think airlines are the way to go. given how battered these stocks have been. they have come back in a big way. last week, another way to gauge that is one of the most valuable barometers of this recovery. we are down for an eighth day here. the longest streak since 2017. but you are seeing the strength of some of these trade reliant economies. the yuan and the taiwanese dollar stronger here. we have plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haslinda: it is almost 11:00 a.m. in hong kong. welcome to bloomberg markets: asia. here are the top stories. china's trade rose to a record. shipments fell less than expected. $23 billion. swiftg hopes of a recovery. oil is higher. compliance is key. exit from the virus lockdown. critics say the government's plan is not working. here's a look at what is going on market wise. right hereest gains for asia-pa

we have seen a lot of airlines come out with fundraising plans like singapore airline and korean air. the announcement is about. we have cathay confirming it is mulling fundraising like what you suggested earlier. what other challenges are there -- are they facing and where might there be a recovery? kyunghee: the problem with it is not just covid-19 they have to deal with, they have to deal with the protests demandt has turned off to hong kong even before covid-19. kong will be hong another challenge cathay has to face. seen domestichave capital returning in china and other parts of the world. for cathay and singapore recovery the pace of would be much lower than other airlines because of the nonexistent domestic market. airlines before told us they do not expect travel demand to return to the levels of before covid-19 even 18 months from now. i do not see it happening. haslinda: just to clarify, sources tell bloomberg cathay is set to be mulling fundraising. still to come, it is shaping up to be another volatile time for oil. saudi arabia clouds outlook by announcing it will end out

peninsula where the work of a group of north korean defectors is fueling a rising tension between north and south with the land border closed the defectors are turning to air and sea to send messages and medicine north. north korean defector pocked has been sending rice and medicine to north korea in plastic bottles using ocean currents for 4 years now following pyongyang's recent complaints so korean officials have vowed to stop such activities but pock is undeterred. i didn't know why and the government is trying to stop this now they should say that there is nothing they can do because this is a nongovernmental group activity. i think it would be wrong to suppress such organizations because of what was said by north korea's kim. i'm confused whether i live here in seoul young. journos brother pox on hack has been sending leaflets critical of the kim regime by balloon over the border for more than a decade the 2 brothers fled north korea some 20 years ago in call for south korea to push back against pyongyang critics though argue that actions like theirs only provoke north korea. activists like those gathered here today outside the blue house so it creat

and sending them messages by sea and by air campaigns by north koreans if it does in the south of angered pyongyang causing tensions on the peninsula to spike me one defector who says no not at the risk he won't be start. a great welcome a malicious cyber attack by a sophisticated stay. astride the as prime minister has held a briefing to warn the country of specific risks as a broad ongoing attack gathers pace scott morrison says all levels of government critical infrastructure and essential services of being targeted is stopped short of naming any saucepan. on just about a strenuous public broadcast of the ib saying is reporting that federal agencies believe china is to blame is some of what scott morrison had to say a little bit earlier. we know he does a sophisticated slight rise to some of the actor because of the sky oh and night of the targeting and the tri craft used there are not a large number of state by state actors the can engage in this type of activity and it is created by strongly advise that we have received the has been done by i stood by step with very very significant

you will see us recapture seoul he fall of the north korean capital of pyongyang and air rop and you will see the missouri the big mo am action giving support to the ground will be a with us combat veteran who saw as it "the big part of picture." this is captain karl zimmerman with us then.o be [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] beyond this ridge is the enemy. affected th has been by steady air kraccurately stris aerial strikes. bare vy artillery barrages. but he is still a long away from will defeated and has the to fight. how can we defeat him? by physical force? the most effective way. but there's another force we ied in combat that generally don't think of as a weapon of war. that is words. in this situation like this words are weapons. now that the enemy has had a dose of military power the impact of words might people persuasion. words something like this. soldiers of north korea you are urrounded, your comrades are dying. you will die next. there's just one hope. tonight.r positions warfare orchologi

you will see us recapture seoul he fall of the north korean capital of pyongyang and air rop and youmissouri the big mo am action giving support to the ground will be a with us combat veteran who saw as it "the big part of picture." this is captain karl zimmerman with us then.o be [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020]

south koreans every captured young. >> in the air air force and marines are giving support to ground troops. they also -- northern border. guns of united nations ships also helped in this mission. the struggle to defend the beach yet is a fierce one. on 24th of august, on the central sector which is concerned with the defensive tackle and the river line, engineers have built a bridge across the taedong this is for use of lighter vehicles and footsoldiers. there is a need for a heavy equipment bridge. south korean civilian labor is employed. all on many sections primitive native tools are still used. although u.s. engineers depend on a korean man power, there is a change now since the early days of the war. heavy construction equipment is becoming a familiar sight. an accumulation of this type of equipment, necessarily second and priority to arms in a new mission, is an indication of the vast bulk of supplies there are now being received. on the 29th of august, liberation aircraft moves into the harbor. within a week they're rushed to fight along first cavalry troops to help stop a br

in the meantime, warmer air is bringing hot weather into the korean peninsula and taiwan. the high will be 32 degrees in seoul and 31 degrees in taipei. the warm air will be shifting toward japan as we go into mid week. temperatures will rise into the 30s in many places. tokyo will have a high of 32 on thursday with sunny skies. a few showers are expected on tuesday in okinawa but it is not going to be as heavy as yesterday. warm and humid air iss spreadin across the eastern u.s. creating unstable weather on tuesday. the severe thunderstorms will be seen in texas all the way up to quebec, canada as we go into tuesday with the possibility of tornadoes. hundreds of gusts were already reported in some areas. meanwhile people in the western u.s. have been dealing with temperatures reaching into the 40s in phoenix and las vegas on tuesday, even portland a high of 33 degrees on tuesday which is 10 degrees warmer than usual. muggy conditions are also expected in the eastern -- northeastern u.s. i should say. highs for new york and washington, d.c. will exceed 30 degrees. that's al

to the north south koreans have ongduk.red y ♪ in the year, air force, navy and marine players are givingo ground troops along the perimeter. toy last communications military-industrial targets to the north koreans northern border. guns of united nation -- united nations ships also help. the struggle to defend the beachhead is a furious one but we are holding. ♪ on 24 august, on the central sector which is concerned with gu engineersof tae have built a pontoon bridge across the tributary. this bridge serves for the use of lighter vehicles and foot soldiers. with increasing supplies moving in, there is need for a heavy equipment bridge. south korean civilian labor is employed. sections,n many primitive native tools are still used, and although u.s. engineers depend on korean manpower, there is a change now since the early days of the war. heavy construction equipment is becoming a familiar sight. an accumulation of this type of equipment necessarily second and priority to arms and ammunition is an indication of the vast ball close supplies that are now being received. -- the vast bulk of s

stand simply because the south koreans have not cracked down on north korean protesters and activists releasing leaflets into the air which then flowed into north korea on the north koreans have actually the south korean conservatives and sort of christian fundamentalists and others have been doing this for many decades and the north koreans have complained about this before but they've never really actually taken serious action like this this is actually some surprise and i think this is reflected by a larger things i think deeply that the north koreans are quite disappointed that when jane the current president of south korea who really wants a deal with north korea has actually been able to secure so little ok so what role if any he said that it's a stance a bit about these leaflets what role if any does u.s. north korea relations still do need clear eyes ation talks and u.s. state sanctions what role if any did they play here yeah i think that's the real background is you're right i think it's unlikely that the leafleting is what drove the north koreans to this like i said the leafletting has been around for a g

she is calling the biggest crisis in its history plus sending rice by seat and leaflets by air the anti north korean propaganda campaign that got pyongyang taking drastic action and you will hear from an expert on korean relations on why it's happening now. i'm sara kelly walked into the program german prosecutors say that the killing of a georgian man in berlin last year was ordered by the russian state the german government says that it is taking the prosecutor statement seriously saying that it may take further steps against moscow over the matter including imposing sanctions well the victim was a georgian citizen of chechen ethnic origin who found against who fought excuse me against russian troops in chechnya he was killed in broad daylight in the german capital lot. august following the prosecutor statement the russian ambassador to germany has been summoned to the foreign ministry and berlin. and for more on this i'm joined now by roman gunter ranko from russia service tell us because that the german government is considering what we've heard are quote further steps against moscow over the ma

and a growing complacency about the 10 demick plus sending rice by sea and leaflets by air the empty north korean propaganda campaign that's copy on yang taking traffic action you will hear from an expert on why korean relations and why this is happening right now. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program germany's chancellor angela merkel has urged the e.u. to agree on a pandemic recovery package for the block before the end of july merkel made the calls as she laid out for the bundestag her vision for germany's e.u. council presidency which begins to. the 1st she said that europe's recovery plan will be limited in time and will involve borrowing on international money markets merkel added that the economic fallout from the pandemic lockdown is the biggest challenge the e.u. has faced in its history. let's get more now we are joined by chief political editor michelle a cosigner she's at the german parliament in berlin where she has been following the story for us michela it's all about the money isn't it it always is when it comes to the european union forging those deals but of course this time i

on sunday and is also carrying out air strikes. on the korean peninsula now where a war of words is further escalating tension north korea is warning it will redeploy troops near the border and resume military exercises its all says it will no longer tolerate pyongyang's on reasonable behavior but broad reports from pardieu on the south korean side of the border. making its message clear and unequivocal the destruction of the joint liaison office has been widely broadcast by north korean state run media accompanied by warnings that it will increase its military presence along the border separating the 2 koreas. guard posts that had been removed to deescalate tensions will now be restored while military exercises on the northern side of the border will be resumed bringing this unusually strong response from the south. such moves thought to the efforts and achievements made by the 2 koreas to maintain peace and the north will surely pay if these measures are put into action the north has blamed the south for allowing defectors to release propagand

an education and web tolerated vaccine which should be at least as potent air spots as are the currently used at the moment korean right and and why do we think why do we believe that b.c.g. or in this case the p m 1000 to 2 dinette italy modified vaccine would be helpful against cold 19. well yes the concept that these are g m t v t m i have to protect against the coronavirus space on scientific evidence that the piece of sheer accident excites us all nonspecific effects on byron's actions and the energy up to use these e.g. against corona is mainly based on 3 scientific observations so i asked reduction of the incidence and subroutine of respiratory infections 2nd exertion of engine driver effects as seen in x. programs and one of us already answered that reduction of the remaining r s in an experimental human model of viral infection and therefore we have prophesies that b.c.g. vaccination may induce caution protection against the skeptic gritty and superiority of sas cough to infection ok so so to put it in layman's terms the pm hour 1002 vaccine 10 stimulate and strengthen the immune system which obviously i

un air power was iding amends pressure on the north korean ground forces and you names like -- we'ren the headlines and un forces rolled on. late october, the north korean capital of pyongyang was overrun, and the only questions seem to be housed in the fighting would end. after a gi said thanksgiving, the military strategies look towards christmas. but as human forces edged closer, whether and north korean assistance became different and thanksgiving turned out to be korean style. and then came communist china's own thanksgiving surprise, giving the world 19 52nd shot as waves and men and equipment poured across china's border into north korea to again change the entire scope of the war. 18th china division slammed into chinese forces using material superiority. the war became more savage than ever. the chinese directive gain momentum and zeroed in on the port city of whom nam, off the sea of japan. just before a grim 1950 christmas, un forces were evacuated by sea wall. our economy received a new commander whose immediate concern was the three to one man power superiority and joine

he served in the air forceri the korean war, which led him to meet dianne.re engaged after one month, and would have celebratea 65 of marriage this year. costell earned five collegeil degrees working three jobs to support his wife and two children. active in his oakland community, he helped build a neighborhood playground and headed the bay area urban league's bureau for veterans affairs. costell was 88.au jeffach knew how to brighten anyone's day. that joyful spirit propelled his nurse and his volunteer work for the boy scouts of america. in california. jeff met his wife, karen, in high school. together, they raised four children and planned countioss family vac, from caribbean cruises to disneyland. he was 57 years old. eric gore was quiet and reserved, bufiercely loyal to his family and community. following in his father's footsteps, eric spent decades in the civil service, including as a philadelphia firefighter. when he wasn't working, his daughter logan was always by his side. together, they learned spanish and mandarin.ic as 48 years old. state stood

un air power was adding relentless pressure towards the remaining north korean ground forces and new names we're in the headlines as un forces rolled forward. in october, the north korean capital of pyongyang was overrun and the only question seemed to be how soon the fighting would end? optimistic gi's said thanksgiving. may -- military strategists looked towards christmas. but as un forces edged closer, whether, north korean resistance became bitter. thanksgiving turned out to be korean style. and then came communist china's own thanksgiving surprise. giving the world 19 52nd shot as waves of men and equipment port across china's border into north korea to again change the entire scope of the war. 18 chinese divisions slammed into un forces using massive personnel and material superiority. the war became more savage than ever. the chinese directed offensive gained momentum and zeroed in on the port city of who none in off the sea of japan. just before a grim 1950 christmas, you went forces were evacuated by sea. our eight army received a new commander in general matthew ridgeway, w

for the first time in the korean business we had something that we could call a line. all during the fighting, we had air power. they if they have had it, we might have been through. air power did plenty of damage to everything the enemy had and wanted to bring up. those guys flew solo they should had bayonet on their propellers. in a corner of korea a little bigger than a beach had we dug in, decal village of foxholes. only here you couldn't dig too deep on account of the rocks. on this beach had a lot of the boys who flew in at the beginning or still around. still smiling. there's waiting everywhere. time to find out where you were, how you are doing. we face the enemy. we face ourselves. already means were fanatics. we were believers. in one faith. that men could live together peacefully. thinking, feeling, or shipping each in his own way. . the good and think about anything for very long. when you are planning on new moves, new delay tactics. we pulled down the bridges, we wrecked the roads. the steep hills around us were rugged. we made them more rugged. the enemy, beyond our foxholes way out on som

korean liaison office in kaesong. north kokorea's state run mea a aired video o of the explolosio wednesday. it c came with a wararning to t south saysing the destruction is only the first step. and the next step will be decided based on how seoul responds. state media also says that the north military plans to mobilize near the border. the units will be deployed to two areas where interkorean joint projects are located. the tourist area and the kaesong industrial area. the north unveililed plans for exercises that will l be conducd near the m military y demarcati line. one of south korean's top military officials is expressing deep concern over pyongyang's announcement he's warning against further provocations. >> translator: the north will be sure to pay if these measures are put in place. >> meanwhile, south korean's unification minister has offered to resign over the worsening relationship. seoul had proposed dispatching its director of national security as a special envoy, but it said leader kim jong-un's younger sister kim yo-jong turned down the offer. the e presidentialal office in l

the work of a group of north korean defectors is rising tensions between north and south with the land border close the defectors attending to the air and sea to send messages and medicine to the north supporters say their efforts are raising awareness about the plight of people there but critics say the group's plans a complicating efforts to promote dialogue between the 2 koreas. use frank's me. north korean defector. who has been sending rice and medicine to north korea in plastic bottles using ocean currents for 4 years now following pyongyang's recent complaints so korean officials have to stop such activities but poc is undeterred. i don't know why the government is trying to stop this now they should say that there is nothing they can do because this is a nongovernmental group activity. i think it would be wrong to suppress such organizations because of what was said by north korea's kim you. i'm confused whether i live here in seoul young son and. john knows brother pox on hack has been sending leaflets critical of the kim regime by balloon over the border for more than a decade the 2 brothers fled north korea some 20 years

my question is, in 1968, i was stationed at an air base in japan when the north koreans seized the ussueblo and shot down the picket plant. in a surge, where i met my wife of 51 years who was born in north korea in 1949. and over the years, i had concluded that she would not have been in south korea if general macarthur had not disobeyed orders and -- >> we're losing you. >> caller: if you could comment on the number of refugees who were able to get out of north korea as a result of macarthur's disobedience. >> thank you. and charles hanley making a reference to his own wife, who he met in 1968. your response. >> yeah, i'm sorry, steve. i didn't catch all of that. but he mentioned his wife being from caisson. this is a very interesting and sad situation. actually, that's spelled kaesong, and it was in south korea before the war, and was much fought over during the war, but in the end, at the demarcation line, it ended up in north korea. and kaesong is an old capital, royal capital of the old korea. and now, you may know that kaesong is also sort of the center for the interkorean cooper

the work of a group of north korean defectors is raising tensions between north and south, with the land border closed, the defectors are turning to the air and sea to send messages and medicine to the north. supporters say their efforts are raising awareness about the plight of people, but critics say the group's plans are public eating efforts to promote dialogue between the two koreas. frank smith reports. reporter: north korean defector, sending medicine to north korea and blessed bottles using ocece currents or four yearsrs. now following pyongyang's recent complaints, south korean officials have fililed to stop such activity, but he is undeterred. >> i don't know why thehe government is trying to stop this now. they should say there is nothing they can do. because this is a nongovernmental group activity. i think it would be wrong to suppress such organizations becaususe of what wawas said by north korea's leader. i am confused whether i live here in seoul or in pyongyang. reporter: his brother has been sending leaflets critical of the regigime by balloon ovever the border for more e than a dade.e. the two brothers fled north korea

peninsula the main event here in south korea takes place at a air base just outside of seoul this thursday evening when the remains of south korean and also u.s. soldiers which have recently been exe you returned will be honored and also passed over for formal read burial that their respective national cemeteries it will be an event that because of the coronavirus numbers will be severely limited also they'll be social distancing in place because of course amongst the audience will be a lot of very vulnerable veterans men who are now well into their eighty's and ninety's we've been speaking to some of those south korean veterans in the run up to this day who hold the view with some justification that the modern south korea really owes them a debt of gratitude for the sacrifices they made 70 years ago for allowing the country to become the economically vibrant democracy that it is today and that as years go by maybe some younger people are tending to forget that it's also an anniversary that's marked in the north 'd lots of coverage in the official media there but obviously north korea takes a very different historical perspective

north korea has announced it is sending soldiers to the south korean border and resuming military exercises. state television in north korea aireddeo. this is of the liaison office. this is an office meant for diplomacy between north and south, which north korea blew up, literally, as you're seeing there. just in the last day. cnn's ivan watson joins us now with more. these are concerning steps taking place between north and south korea. and of course, marking president trump's three years of diplomacy really haven't netted much. >> no and i think a lot of analysts are describing the destruction of this liaison office as a symbolic explosion of this period of very high-stakes and high-powered diplomacy between north and south korea and by extension, possibly, north korea and the u.s. so north korea has been voicing its frustration with south korea for months. the pretext for this action was anger at south korea activists who float balloons full of anti-north korea propaganda over the demilitarized zone. and then they took this step. they have announced that they have a number of other potential measures on the table, such as sen

air express. [explosions] operatespeaker platoon directly with the frontline unit. these loudspeakers are used to get across timely messages to the enemy in close proximity. furthermore, illiteracy is prevalent among the chinese and north koreans spoken message makes our meaning thoroughly clear. when more mobility is desired, loudspeakers are mounted on tanks. the physical force of the tank coupled with the psychological force of the loudspeaker is an s mostexample of psi-war' effective performance. a similar combination is the airborne loudspeaker. canctical aircraft, it reach enemy territory inaccessible to ground loudspeakers. and it can cover both civilian control and guerrilla areas. because of their nostalgia value, the voices of korean and chinese women are often used. some enemy soldiers feel of a woman can fly, the communist must be losing the war. in the time that lies ahead, still newer methods of propaganda are growing out of research and experimentation. and its media of expression are dynamic. always learning sure ways of breaking the spirit of the enemy. soldiers.the psi-war they alone do not win victories in combat. but they have a potent weapon which they use to the utmost to support the infantrymen. the gunn

air across western japan. dry and hot conditions will continue at least into wednesday. we have a low over china. that is expected to hit the koreaneninsula on wednesday, cooler conditions expected. it will affect western japan on thursday as well as friday. temperatures are going to be 31 in shanghai with the chance for severe thunderstorms. seoul at 25, but it was hot on monday. the high rise to 35 degrees. it's going to be much cooler as we go into wednesday. tokyo at 27. we might see rainfall in the evening hours. and then it's the rainy season with a 34 for the high in manila. over the weekend we saw impressive footage coming out of sydney. thick fog covered the city. this is supposed to be the sydney harbor bridge, but it's really hard to see the structure. this is from the bottom of the bridge. so we saw very beautiful conditions the morning hours, but it looks like drier conditions can be found across many places in australia as we go into wednesday. temperatures are going to be 16 in sydnene witith a chance for rainy weweather. now,w, on monday a meteor lit u the sk wewe have thihi footage from t country. green strksks ca

korean defense stocks reinforced gains. jong-un's increasingly powerful sister said it was time to split with seoul and threatened the next move would be taken by the army. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. sophie: still ahead, we speak about the rising tensions on the korean peninsula. thet, jay powell reiterates path to recovery remains uncertain every it we will have his latest testimony and the outlook for policy next. this is bloomberg. ♪ uncertain,l quite but we appeared to be entering of the economyse reopening. we are seeing the beginning of that with the employment report. we would expect to see large numbers of people coming back to work. there are look parts of the economy that will struggle to get back to the economy. all of this assumes the virus remains reasonably well under control and does not experience the virus ise widely across the nation. i'm confident we will have a full recovery. the economy is going to recover. jerome powell testifying to the senate banking committee. hours after his testimony, after he said the u.s. economy had entered a rebound, but it w

korean peninsula. president trump demanded that can give up nuclear weapons before the u.s. eases sanctions. global news 24 hours a day on airnd on quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the fact that we are seeing ebbs and flows should not come as a surprise. gottensive investing has more prone to trending. these are the dynamics that we see these days. so i don't think it is that surprising that we are taking a step back. i wouldn't necessarily think that this is a sign of panic either. macro perspective policy center founder and president. we are live on bloomberg tv and on bloomberg radio, getting you in shape for the trading day. your morning this morning shaping up as follows. by around 2% on the benchmark. yesterday, nowhere to hide. staples and utilities even though the sectors were down around 40%. a big bid through the week on 10 year treasuries down almost 20 basis points from last friday. this friday morning,$m we come p about four basis points. college 0.71% and a foreign-exchange to found -- call it 0.71% and a foreign-exchange. the auss

well the korean war broke out 70 years ago it has never officially ended leaving tension between the north and the south a ceremony to mark the anniversary has been held on an air base and sure one near seoul as calls continue for peace robert pride has more. at a military base outside seoul a service of commemoration the remains of south korean soldiers recovered from battlefield sites in north korea finally being returned for re burial with full military all. come north we do not have any intention to force our system on north korea we pursue peace and intend to live well together before speaking of unification i hope that we can become friendly neighbors 1st. throughout the korean peninsula this is a time of remembrance in seoul the unveiling of a monument in the shape of a traditional moon jar to symbolize the 2 koreas forged together in harmony but when they make a move they make bottom 1st and then up later and then they go through a killing by oh it's like just like a korean war it incorporates children's art from the 22 countries who contributed to the u.n. force that came to the defense of south korea 7 decades on soul is remembering that sacrifice by

air it later today at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. again, at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. looking at the korean war as we reflect on its 70th anniversary. watching on aah-tv, up next, those soldiers who came to battle in the 1970's, this ♪ narrator: korea, ko meaning high and rea meaning clear. it harbors more than 4000 years of myth and history, but it's claim as land of the morning calm is marred by a history of war and a land divided. still, korea today boasts a dynamic 20th-century momentum.