new leadership for north korea and achieving a free and unified korea. today i would like to take this opportunity to discuss the recent challenges facing human rights in north korea and the endless desire for information among its people. and you might have seen news about 20 days ago, the north korean regime heartbreakingly executed 30 middle school students aged 13 to 14 for watching south korean dramas. sent by u.s.b. drivers by defectors. because of this, some people believe that defectors campaign to bring information to north korea are putting people at risk. however, there are critical facts to consider. in the 1990's, before a drama began entering north korea, people smuggled and watched hollywood movies. i was one of them. even then many people were punished for it. about 200 people, 200 students from pyongyang university of foreign studies and another university were tortured and punished by the police for watching south korean dramas and american movies. three of my close friends were sentenced to six months to forced labor and 12 of them were

i was born into a family classified as a loyal elite in north korea. my grandfather and father were both loyal to the regime. which allowed me to enjoy a relatively comfortable childhood. after graduating from language school in 2009, i entered the university majoring in english and international relations. my dream at the time was to become one of the -- north korea's best diplomat, following in the foot steps of my grandfather and father. serving the regime. to me, north korea was a paradise on earth and the ideology was an infallible guarding principle. however, in 2010 i had an opportunity to study abroad in china, which changed my life totally. for the first time i experienced freedom, albeit limited, and under the watchful eyes of the north korean authorities. the freedom i tested, however -- tasted, however small, was of a completely different sense than i had known in north korea. the most significant aspects of this new found freedom was access to tph-fplgts i experienced -- to information. i experienced the internet for the first time and i se

new leadership for north korea and achieving a free and unified korea. day i would like to take this opportunity to discuss the recent challenges facing human rights in north korea and the endless desire for information among its people. and you might have seen news about 20 days ago, the north korean regime heartbreakingly executed 30 middle school students aged 13 to 14 for watching south korean dramas. sent by u.s.b. drivers by defectors. because of this, some people believe that defectors campaign to bring information to north korea are putting people at risk. however, there are critical facts to consider. in the 1990's, before a drama began entering north korea, people smuggled and watched hollywood movies. i was one of them. even then many people were punished for it. about 200 people, 200 students from pyongyang university of foreign studies and another university were tortured and punished by the police for watching south korean dramas and american movies. three of my close friends were sentenced to six months to forced labor and 12 of them were s

i was born into a family classified as a loyal elite in north korea. my grandfather and father were both loyal to the regime. which allowed me to enjoy a relatively comfortable childhood. after graduating from language school in 2009, i entered the university majoring in english and international relations. my dream at the time was to become one of the -- north korea's best diplomat, following in the foot steps of my grandfather and father. serving the regime. to me, north korea was a paradise on earth and the ideology was an infallible guarding principle. however, in 2010 i had an opportunity to study abroad in china, which changed my life totally. for the first time i experienced freedom, albeit limited, and under the watchful eyes of the north korean authorities. the freedom i tested, however -- tasted, however small, was of a completely different sense than i had known in north korea. the most significant aspects of this new found freedom was access to tph-fplgts i experienced -- to information. i experienced the internet for the first time and i se

it was a north american correspondent _ place. it was a north american correspondent gary _ place.y o'donoghue speaking with one eyewitness outside of the rally and i want to bring you some information we're getting now from a us news partner cbs, they are reporting the secret service is currently adding more manpower, boosting their details to other of their protected teas and, of course, they are the high—level politicians across the us and are confirming that as we heard from that eyewitness, a suspect was on top of a shed nearby or an elevated platform is either the security perimeter outside of that rally —— protectees. it's still being determined if donald trump was in fact hit by a bullet or whether it was debris. we did see the blood on his right ear after the shooting. we are working to determine what caused the bleeding, whether it may have been a fragment of glass or a bullet and you see the moment there where he does reach for his ear. you also getting confirmation it was a male suspect, that the shooter has been taken out by a secret service sniper. there were multiple

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now, north carolina's unions were deeply immersed in a third irregular war in the mountains western northarolina that, piedmont and coastal unions did not experience. this was a border war of raids propelled by east tennessee and u.s. army troops. north carolinians who fled to east tennessee early in the war, sometimes joined the us army in an effort to put down confederacy. and many of these north carolina unionists joined the second and third north carolina mounted infantry, which operated in the appalachian border region against confederate troops. now, unions also targets of who patrolled the border to protect citizens from these cross-border attacks by the u.s. army. now, one of the most prominent units that the confederates used involved, william thomas's legion of confederate cherokee indians, governor vance sent troops into western north carolina to prevent union army incursions and to suppress dissidents. two different counter irregular wars that required two different solutions. then the violence from from both forms of conflict that touched the same mountain counties and differ

now moving to a warning from the uk, us and south korea that hackers, backed by north korea, are tryingeal sensitive military information. they say a state—sponsored group — known by the names andariel and 0nyx sleet — is working to further pyongyang's nuclear ambitions. the group is targeting defence, aerospace, nuclear and engineering entities — in order to obtain classified information and have already hit us air force bases, nasa and defence companies. michael barnhart, mandiant principal analyst at google cloud issued a stark warning — he said: let's hear the thoughts first of our security correspondent gordon corera. a couple of interesting things, i think, about this. the fact that it's a joint advisory from these countries, the fact that they name some of the other countries being targeted as well, including, they say, i think, india and japan, but also the fact they say that this group funds itself through ransomware. that's typically something we associate with criminals. and what they're claiming is that they have attacked us hospitals and health care organisations to effecti

in fact, it was filmed back in march of this year , that is, there definitely could not have been a northrean atgm, that is , for now, regarding this weapon, well, objectively , a pause, that is, there is no official confirmation of these facts, which are not even facts... and these statements that are, they are, well , photos, videos, but one video is definitely a minus, photo photo well, it is not confirmed, but the point here is that objectively, the appearance of such an anti-tank missile in the russian army, well, it is possible, in particular, simply banal, there are no analogs in the russian federation, because this is a north korean anti-tank missile, it has a range of 10 km, the latest in the russian federation is that they have 6 km there, another... the right, will the dprk provide it to open, because it is believed that this atgm appeared in phindyan due to the fact that, well, he actually received it from china, this kj10 complex, so there is another aspect, regarding the alliance that is being formed, that is, this axis of evil, this is the russian federation, this is iran,

north—west. the showers will fade away. the skies were clear. it is a cool feeling start to the day tomorrow. ratures going back into high single figures. particularly across the north and west. a fresher air with us tomorrow. i different feel to the day. a lot more in the way of sunshine. they are not holding quite so much moisture. not as much cloud, some showers. most of those will be towards the north and west. across northern ireland and scotland. some of those showers could be heavy in nature. a few showers to the north of england and wales, further south and east, clear, sunshine helping lift the temperature to 23 or 2a degrees. the wet weather back on saturday, as are areas of cloud. the weather front pushing further east. that brings showers across scotland, northern ireland, down to northern england, cloud and showers for wales. dry further south and east. we should all be in for a dry day on sunday. high pressure builds in from the azores. more cloudy. isolated showers for the high north. and for the west. mcleod developing wherever you are as we had during the afternoon. that bubbl

san jose firefighters responding to a fire at the goodwill of silicon valley on north 7th street. multiple trailers were reportedly on fire. those boxes were filled with donations primarily filled with books and wooden pallets. right now, no other structure in this are a threat. and one firefighter, though, was treated for heat exhaustion. residents are being told to avoid the area. teen suffered significant injuries after firework just exploded in their hand yesterday. this happened on fairview street in berkeley. police say that a second teenager was hurt but not taken to the hospital as we head into the rest of the holiday weekend. reminder that fireworks are illegal in most of the bay area. meantime, santa rosa police seized hundreds of pounds of illegal fireworks. police say that they usually answer around 309, 1, one phone calls yesterday. they got more than 2000 calls due to illegal fireworks in crimes. they also say that one man was injured from an aerial firework. police are urging residents to celebrate responsibly over the weekend. officials are investigating a fireworks

a public and democrat. in fact, the democrats haven't taken north carolina, so it's a bama in 2008. what it tells me is that when the republicans have one here, it is seen with very small margins of victory. and that's why, despite such an obvious, huge show of support for donald trump. the democrats still feel confident. but based on the chance, the state has a democratic governor, really cooper. he is widely believed to be a couple of hours, a short list of possible running mates. trump often talks about his piece making credentials he did here. i will prevent world war 3. we had a to world war 3. we're heading right into the piece of it because we have stupid people representing us. that's why this vote to is back in the us. we have a better image internationally. then what the democratic this rally was held in dollars. it is reported that most future trump ones will be 2 after that attempt on his life. but the crowds will still come out of the attacks against team harris to fill it out. i'll just say era, charlotte, north carolina. maybe until like you and jimmy lie will be spen

send 14 more brigades, guard them, and then guard those who are guards, because how it is known that a north, staying outside his country, immediately tries run away, and not to some country with an authoritarian regime, just like that in ukraine , there is a lot of food somewhere and they don't get hit on the head, if allowed, so i treat this with a certain amount of skepticism, i am announcing today. our conversation for our viewers, said that we will try, with the direct help of mr. valery, to find the necessary reflections for our viewers, who may be thinking today, how will the war end, and how does the war end, and what are we waiting for? maybe someone wants to have a goal, a goal and sees it, someone wants to draw it for themselves purpose, does not see, read your beautiful words where you spoke about how to live in a time when there is no conceivable perspective or understanding. time frames, already the one who said about two or three weeks abroad a long time ago, and many of those who once predicted something somewhere in yalta, coffee and so on, are also already silent, that's wh

this is a return to classical college war tactics. we see from both north and south korea used at the moment. it is a long standing tradition, so to say on the korean peninsula to use these kinds of new ones has been traditionally been use since the end of the korean war. and especially then during the heights of the cold war era, it's a part of the website cannot take a more fair field. oh, the military level of direct military level of still incense, a strong signal at the same way to south korea. use us a soft green activist uses of these balloons to transmit their message says a so north korea sickness with these balloons to the, to the south koreans. this came from one's power for his sister, described as a reaction to south koreans come and dirty tactics. yeah, you mentioned that there, this is a tit for tat, right? south korea is responding by setting up loud speakers on the border. layering out and key pop and propaganda messages against the regime and young young is this just a new sons or, and kind of pose a real threat to kim young or his regime

by the way, i saw a video today, i think you saw it too, of a north korean projectile exploding. theyat it is a mine, but given the fact that they were sitting on armor, and there was cannon, it was obviously some kind of chimp or whatever it was, but in any case it was a north korat projectile that exploded, and those people who were sitting on the russian invaders, they flew in different directions, either in parts, or in a different way, well, the post is under it, that we have here on the svo, the russians say, this is not the first time, why does north korea give us something that it does not need, is this some kind of sabotage, or do they have everything, everything- still. weapons or all such ammunition in north korea, or just a spit in the direction of russia, as if, well, you want to what we don't need, but how, but how they gathered, there, there are some high technologies, there are technologies of the 50s, where mass was taken not by how, not by quality, but by mass, and in them, well, it broke in the middle of charging, ugh. when it fires, it breaks their barrels, and the

to the north of it, a chilly breeze but a brighter, drier day across the north east of scotland. ss southern counties of england and wales. there are just a small chance of one or two showers. the breeze here — lighter than today. elsewhere, it's a north or north westerly breeze, and if you're out in the sunshine, and certainly in those cloudier moments across the damper parts of central uk, it will feel distinctly chilly for this stage injuly. and we see cloud, patchy rain start to work its way southwards as we go through into thursday evening. clear skies in scotland and northern ireland. this little ridge of high pressurejust about in. but as we go through into friday, we've got even that chilly air reaching southern areas. mightjust interact with some rain across the south for a time. this weather system, a bit of uncertainty attached to it, just how far north it gets. but greatest probability of some rain at times is towards the south and south east. few showers dotted around elsewhere. chilly and brisk wind down those north sea coasts. lighter winds in the west. we might get

china passes the rest of the route, there is a north-south route by the way, these intersect with each other, where the eastern axis is a border, a road and a north-south passage meet. the major part of it is the territory of the islamic republic of iran. well, in the field of economy , the first look, according to the spirit of shanka, is that this is the economy. it should provide the needs of the member countries because when the shanghai member country finds this ability , the other members will reach that ability. the next axis is that we have an understanding. a 20-year document was signed last year at the last meeting in shanghai under the title of 20-year trade exchanges of all members, which means that the priority of our trade exchanges with everyone and this one we are creating a significant approach to improve the internal capacity of the members. you know that we are going to sign 20 documents in the meeting that will officially start tomorrow. the common discourse for the new conditions and threats in the new world order is economic, and a new member permanently joins sha

a haystack. scouring the southern appalachians for eric rudolph. the 31-year-old northa carpenter and laborer has been sought for questioning about the clinic bombing for a week and a half now. rick schwein: it was an area that we knew he had grown up in. he knew how to navigate. he knew how to move. he knew the best routes. he knew all the game trails, and he knew how to stay hidden. there are areas where you can't see more than a couple of feet in front of you, particularly if you get off the path. so there's the physical danger of having an armed confrontation with a wanted fugitive that has no compunction about killing. reporter: you know, here, he's been living out here in the woods and all this. i mean, you think some folks might be helping him? i'd say he's had some help somewhere or another, but i won't say for sure. but i would have helped him if i'd had seen him. reporter: and why is that? because i figure he didn't do what they got him charged with. i don't believe he done it. rick schwein: you would see the signs. eric rudolph, hide and seek champion, fill i

treasures, the reverend billy graham, a man of faith, a man of north carolina, the the reverend graham was known as a minister to millions as the pastor to presidents. a selfless man of god who lived out calling by preaching and teaching across the world, always returning to his beloved home in the blue ridge mountains of north carolina, for respite. then return again to worldwide ministry. i'll never forget as a child, hearing him preach in carter findley stadium in raleigh, he brought together people of different faiths and different races. today, we acknowledge that he is a better representation of our state than the statue it replaces, which brought memories of a painful history, of racism. not that reverend was perfect. he would have been the first to tell us that. instead, he realized that he and all of us here today had feet of clay. we are imperfect. we have been found wanting. but he believed, as many of us do, that there is redemption. and he gave his life to delivering that message. the reverend billy graham also recognized that the responsibility of public, such as us and e

the broadcasts featured gave up songs and news on a north korean diplomats defection. aiming to demoralize frontline north korean troops root out into we think the board costs to have effect such as internal disturbance defection and weakening the discipline to to south korean activists. and the sectors do have long send propaganda balloons into north korea. ready since may, north korea has sent housing distrustful balloons further escalating tensions between the 2 countries. that's one of the 20 for olympic games gets underway in paris. on friday, the w is being to meet the on uh, nigerian type quando fighter who didn't have much luck for he is going tokyo, but he's looking to come back stronger this time. nigeria and ty, quando, stop, elizabeth, i n a chill is in training. i hate to be all in the games in paris. why it has been better with everybody because people get the good right? she's been in jenn me since 2022 on m i o. c training scholarship. had a starts with walmart stretches and ends in cooling spot and sessions. she hopes to banish the memories of how 1st on loss i did took yo

as winds of a 155 kilometers an hour are moving north west towards taiwan. weather forecast suggest authorities have close schools and offices in ground and flights as a precaution. thousands of people have been evacuated from mountain is regions at risk of land slides, gamey is gaining strength on as it approaches taiwan after causing havoc and killing 12 people in the philippines. tropical storm is then forecast to move towards the southern china on thursday of the let's get more on this from our correspondent james trader, who's in typing james, what's the general feeling there as the storm approaches? well, we already understand that there's been at least one death as a result of this timeframe with more than 50 inches already on it. so i want the strongest type of, you know, we expect to hit sy one in some 80 is the amis here on the streets of the main cities in taiwan has been fairly relaxed today. not really a sense of panic people. i used to this type of natural, there's honest people hunkering down for the night with supplies, but from supermarkets, no real sense of panic. that is conc

a... the north atlantic alliance is following the pass of escalating tension constantly, they are pushing, they are endlessly mentioning russia in this capacity from document to document. document of document. russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman mariarova said nato's moves against russia seem to be attempt to justify its existence and strengthen washington's control over europe. kremlin spokesman dimitri peskov also reacted to nato stance on russia so that decisions such as arming ukraine with long-range missiles to target russian land are highly provocative. he said that these missiles are already hitting russian territories of the next. and lohansk, he however warned that if the firing range of these missiles increases and they target areas deeper in russia, it will be very dangerous escalation of tension. and to talk more on this issue, we are joined by mr. john bosnish, journalist, activist and political analyst from canada and also mr. greg simons, independent researcher and author from sweden. gen, welcome to the new review section. mr. bosnich, beginning with you, your thoughts on

killed and the sole survivor, the pilot is hospitalized. 2 people are wounded as a fox car explodes in a north of moscow. a police say an improvised explosive device caused the block. the investigation is ongoing posted. it says that they seem to belong to this country there. yeah, you're seeing it right there for yourself across, can you attentions continue to erupt? a police crashing with anti government protest is using 2 gas to dispose the crowd that are still demanding the president steps down. and finally, joe biden has been cited. there is his arrival to vote apples one coming off to his days, long absence had social media speculating why the come under in chief was missing. and actually the story from cut man due to beijing key of moscow and washington. it is a hockey program of your top stories set to go here or not. and we'll stop in the pool. it's where a plane has crashed. eye witnesses said that the judge was taking off his suddenly flipped with the wing, hitting the ground, causing the plane to erupt into flames. we can all report 22 bodies have been recovered, including 4 people

we are left with more of a north—westerly breeze to start the weekend. owers, maybe long spells of rain, more for eastern scotland and eastern areas of england with the sunny skies out towards the west where pressure is a bit higher. temperatures are below average for this time of year. heading further on into the weekend and into next week, the main problem at the moment is the jet stream is to the south of the uk so we are in the cooler side of the jet which is why temps are a bit disappointing. the position of the rain areas no doubt will change but the theme that still there. still rather disappointing, rather unsettled. maybe into next week temperatures could be a little bit higher but maybe i am just clutching at straws. still rather mixed weather for this time of year. live from washington. this is bbc news. president biden calls monday's us supreme court ruling that gives presidents broad immunity a dangerous precedent. no—one is above the law. not even the president of the united states. today's supreme court decision on presidential immunity, th

the message says a so north korea sickness with these balloons to the, to the south koreans. this was a king someone's power for the system. described as a reaction to a south, koreans come and dirty tactics. yeah. and you mentioned that there, this is a tit for tat, right? south korea is responding by sending up loud speakers on the border, layering out and k pop and propaganda messages against the regime. and young young is this just didn't use on or, and can oppose a real threat to came young. i mean, it's regime as well as allowed speak. uh how they don't reach that far. you know, they reach into north korea. of course, some say they rapes all the way up to 10 or something, but of course they reach this item that limits it. so it's the limits of tech. take the north koreans of the south koreans us here. as i went on the rates and limits of audience in north korea, but we have to see this particular type at the moment in the broader spectrum of north korea's and south korea's into korean relationship towards each other. and this has been rather move to the brain during the

all such munitions in north korea, this is just a spit in the direction of russia, as if, well, you want to tell us something that we do not need, but how, how were they assembled, there, there are some high technologies, there are technologies of the 50s years, where mass was taken not, well, not by quality, but precisely by mass, and in them, well, it broke in the v during charging, and it happens when the v... it breaks their barrels, and the barrels, just like that to find it's very difficult, it's not so easy to do, the unity of the people, when they shoot with old ones, they put new ones, they are also completed somewhere at some stage, so their problems, listen, well, they said a long time ago that we reached parity due to accuracy, not one to one, one to three, but still, we take, take their number, well actually in our... the time of the float, of course, you could still ask a few questions, but in any case, well, for 30 seconds, but still, what kind of phrase do you expect in washington for of ukraine according to the results of the nato summit, which will begin in four days, t

korea. alone with the whole world, by the way, i saw a video today, i think you also saw it, how a northean projectile explodes, well, it says that it is a mine, but given the fact that they were sitting on armor and there was a cannon, so obviously it was some kind of chimp or something, well , anyway, it was a north korean projectile that exploded, and those people who were sitting there were not russian occupiers, they flew in different directions or in parts, or in some other way, well, the post is under this, that here in... we are here in the svo, the russians say, this is not the first time, why north korea gives us what it does not need, is this some kind of sabotage, or all of them, all such weapons, or all such ammunition in north korea, or just spitting in the direction of russia, as if, well, you want to tell us something that we don't need, but how, oh, how did they gather, there what, there are some high technologies, there are technologies of the 50s, where mass was taken not, well, not by quality, but precisely. and in them, well, it broke during charging, it happens, whe

into tomorrow, then, we still have this clutch of fronts — waving fronts, so they may move a little bit further north than i'm going to show you. so it's going to bring in all this cloud and rain. again, it could get a little bit further north, the rain, or further south, but we do expect it to turn heavy across devon and cornwall later. move north of this weather front, there's a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine and a few showers. but again these are the wind strengths tomorrow. they're gusty winds, particularly across southern counties of england and through the english channel and especially essex. temperatures 13 to about 19 or 20 celsius. heading on, then, in towards the weekend — we've got this area of low pressure continuing to drift off into the north sea, still producing some rain, it will be windy on saturday and it's looking showery on sunday, but this weather front may well bring us some more in the way of rain. so on saturday, the north and the east will see some rain as the low pressure drifts across us. sunny spells further south but showery on sunday. live from london. this

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i fill a valid charlotte, north carolina, west thousands of donald trump supports as it turns out to hear him at his latest reality. but with such a huge show of support, a warrant, democrats, very confident that they could take this thanks america. any of those roles must stand together is really 5 minutes to bring him and let them know who seats the bulls to move us to fulton is addressed to a joint sitting on his ready s bikes talking to a residential area. and does a city coming up, please tell us demands children the but you as president joe biden has been able to attend, advise the dress to explain his decision to end his 2020 for re election. bit by booth said he did. it didn't like the democrats, he'd been undergoing pressure from high ranking party members to battle out of the concerns of his age and health officiate reports from the white house. after ending his presidential campaign, joe biden faced the american public for the 1st time from the oval office on primetime tv. he explained why he was i to the race that he claimed just days ago. he could, when you know, a racial

the us says the attacks are part of a north korean, if it to advance its nuclear program, the f b i. it's critical infrastructure organizations to quite state vigilant against such cyber operations. north korea continues to carry out these sophisticated intrusions, targeting the us as a way to fund their military programs, thereby threatening the us and other countries in the region. protecting our companies and our critical infrastructure rec. busy as partnerships, we ask that companies contact the fbi i as quickly as possible when they believe they're experiencing a ransomware event from a let's go to gavin while, and he's a senior fellow in the technology and international affairs program at the time they get endowment. so international pace and, and information will pay expert. welcome to the w. uh, it appears north korea gained access to several government agencies including nasa, a one to, besides stealing data, what kind of damage can they do once they've gained access like this as well, what are you seeing? i think more and more in the us is this uh, the distinction of the typ

plants have a feeling; in general, bushes each have their own character, their own mood. there is a northhere is a desire to die, and a lavender grower needs to be prepared for the fact that the bush may die, but this is very interesting, it is much more interesting than potatoes, it is exciting and in general, well, they are, well, they are, if you are i grew him from a small seed or cutting, it’s like children, he enjoys it, these are our first children, before sasha, these are all our first children, that is, we treat them very carefully, we cannot betray them very tenderly... when you feel that you cannot live without it, then well, this is the most high in life in general, you see, a sign from the sky for you, the rain confirms it, i don’t remember where i dreamed of standing, remember? that i dreamed of having a hairstyle like barbara bryska, all from childhood dreams, but my family was not connected with agriculture in principle, as it was a little bit concerning, my grandmother, and on my mother’s side, she was the chairman of a collective farm in the stavropol region, but here in

pressure and those weather fronts tending to move away slowly but surely, but we are left with more of a north—westerly some showers, maybe longer spells of rain, more for eastern scotland and some eastern scotland and some eastern areas of england with the sunnier skies out for the west where the pressure is just a little bit higher. but again, this temperatures are below average for this time of the year. now heading further on into the weekend and into next week, the main problem really at the moment is the jet stream is to the south of the uk, so we are in the cooler side of thejet which is we are in the cooler side of the jet which is why temperatures are a bit disappointing, and thejet disappointing, and the jet stream disappointing, and thejet stream is going to pick up these quite shallow areas of low pressure, steer them to work right the way across the uk and essentially keep unsettled theme going. the rain areas no doubt will change, but the theme is still there. still rather disappointing, rather unsettled as well, maybe into next week temperatures could be a little bit higher than this wee

southern government to end his hard line approach toward the north and bring a hal to joint south korea us military drills near the border. press tv's frank smith, how's your story? yes, south koreans on saturday gathered near the demilitarized zone, the heavily fortified border with north korea to mark the 71st anniversary of the end of the 1950 to 53 korean war. civic leaders argue that the decades of tension on the korean peninsula demonstrate the need for a more stable agreement. an unstable armistice with us constantly competing with each other to hide our anxiety is a war of attrition that leaves us with nothing to gain. "we must come together to end the armistics and move toward a permanent peace treaty. recent weeks have seen rising tensions, including defector groups in the south launching anti-pongyang propaganda by sending balloons nortward, and north korea responding with its own balloons carrying garbage to the south. south korea's union administration in june suspended the 2018 military agreement with north korea that banned cross-border provocatio

a few hours every day. that is low. it goes along with off shore winds far in the north bay. the north bay mountains. ving the off shore winds at higher elevations and that is a bad combination. hot temperatures, low humidity, and the off shore winds, that is what the firecrews are concerned about. low humidity levels will persist as long as the heat does and that is for the future. the next seven-days will be hot, still warm right now in concord, 87 degrees. middle 70s in santa rosa. you are backing down, lower 70s for oakland and down to the lower 60s. san francisco, some of the coastal air making its way into downtown. the temperatures later tonight, dropping down to the 60s. the 60s and the 70s, well above average for this time of the year. higher jumping off point for temperatures to heat up again tomorrow and it limits the amount of recovery time we get overnight. we don't get to enjoy the longer cool hours overnight when the heat is so persistent day after day and the heat will be persistent. in fact, tomorrow, might be hotter than today. up to 103 degrees in san jose and los gatos. closer to 1

time to will be a lot of cloud in north—east england, making ita will be a lot of cloud in north—eastour hearts. as we head on thursday into friday we still will have some thunderstorms around, pop at the end of the weekly pressure starts to take over from high pressure. on thursday itself humoured, low clouds and showery rain and some of that turning thundery, then beyond that it is a mixture of and showers. live from london. this is bbc news. heightened tension in the middle east following saturday's rocket attack on the golan heights which killed 12 children playing football, israel blames the lebanese group hezbollah. israel's security cabinet has authorised the prime minister and defence minister to decide on the manner and defence minister to decide on the mannerand timing of defence minister to decide on the manner and timing of a response. here in lebanon expectation of an israeli attack against hezbollah and fears of an escalation of fighting along the border. nicolas maduro claims victory and a third term in office in the venezuelan presidential election. the opposition alle

chilly breeze but a brighter, drier day across the north east of scotland. han today. elsewhere, it's a north or north westerly breeze, and if you're out the sunshine, and certainly in those cloudier moments across the damper parts of central uk, it will feel distinctly chilly for this stage injuly and we see cloud patchy rain start to work its way southwards as we go through into thursday evening. clear skies in scotland and northern ireland. this little ridge of high pressurejust about in. but as we go through into friday, we've got even that chilly air reach southern areas. mightjust interact with some rain across the south for a time. this weather system, a bit of uncertainty attached to it, just how far north it gets. but greatest probability of some rain at times is towards the south and southeast. few showers dotted around elsewhere. chilly and brisk wind down those north sea coasts. lighter winds in the west. we might get up to around 20 degrees in glasgow, but elsewhere we're looking at mid—teens generally for the vast majority. temperatures will lif

allow any significant statements to be made, that is, it was stated that these were fragments of a northorean missile, publications. continue, commission expert, some experts from this commission, in general churned out some allegations against north korea, used some probable antecedent for this, some newspaper reports, some fuzzy photographs, which... were put forward in happiness as convincing evidence, when the meeting began, i said, that we absolutely, in the program that we presented, you did not see any meetings regarding ukraine, this is some kind of, in general, not an agreement that is not mentioned anywhere, that meetings on ukraine will be held, they mentioned, that ministerial officials will be here, we know that in previous times there were some problems with visas? and whether there will be a problem with visas on the first issue, there is no agreement here in the security council that we do not include a meeting on ukraine in the program, any country, any member of the security council can propose organizing a meeting on this problem, according to any others. what do you t

we will eventually say goodbye to that rain as it clears off into the north sea, but it will leave a and drabs of rain and drizzle across the north of the country. in scotland, though a lot drier by the time we reach the evening. a few spots of rain and drizzle across hills, but largely dry, brightening up across northern ireland too. but still some spots of rain and drizzle across the north. this is mainly going to be across hilly areas , still a bit damp in hilly areas, still a bit damp in the northwest of wales too. the odd shower across east anglia, but elsewhere some sunshine into the evening before the sun goes down through overnight . then down through overnight. then generally it is going to be turning drier once those spots of rain and drizzle clear, and once again there's going to be a mix of cloud and some clearer spells. a fair few showers moving into the northwest of scotland, though, particularly by the time we reach tuesday morning, still feeling a little bit cooler under those clear spells. but once again, towns and cities generally remaining in the double digits for t

a few sharp, thundery showers across scotland. down through northsunny spells for northern ireland. and it's blustery in the south, with a brisk westerly wind, a few isolated showers, but also some sunshine. the sunshine will help to boost the temperature, perhaps, for south—east england. we could see 2a or 25 degrees in the best of that. and then on tuesday, high pressure starts to build in, so the sunshine will be making a return across pretty much the whole of the uk. a few showers to start off the day and a few isolated showers developing as we head through the middle part of the day as well. more of a north—westerly wind, so it's quite a cool wind direction. but temperatures will be boosted by the sunshine, so rising a little higher again as we head through the day on tuesday. the high pressure, too, lasting into wednesday. so if we take a look at our outlook for the capital cities as we head through the rest of the week, it's warm and it's mostly dry again on wednesday. temperatures rising a little further, but more showers on thursday and fri