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separates both countries has been opened for hiking but as the democrats on and bobby on credible reports there is still a long bridge to cross when it comes to peace between the 2 countries. the demilitarized zone is not only a heavily mined strip of land separating north and south korea it's also become a unique natural environment regenerated without the interference of mankind now hikers can enjoy the area which until recently was off limits labeled as peace tourism the south korean government has opened up trails into the border area. my husband applied for access and we're dubious about just being selected after we found out we can picked i couldn't sleep because i was so excited had to tell him this we're not here for tourism but to experience the reality of separation and i'm very moved by it to. tell them the society the opening up of the d.m.z. is in line with the recent peace declaration signed by south korean president jane in north korean leader kim jong un in during their 1st meeting last april but with the u.s. north korea denuclearization talks crumbling into korean relations have also been sta

to india this is not the same issue the same is the trade bobbie we've been reporting and talking about the trade war for i don't know how long now is that really our biggest problem in the world economy right now. well trump could make it a very major problem because a trade war can cause a huge amount of damage to the world economy but at present we've got lots of other problems they have could be another financial crisis because although we've taken steps the system is still unstable because taxed. is still there to rescue law or just financially relevant institutions and there are many other global problems particularly problems concerned with the regulation of e-commerce and services which are not covered by trade rules and so the focus of goods is misplaced because we are moving into a world where goods will be produced lauds lee by machines close to the customers but the big world trade issues will surround services that are digitally movable that let's say this trade war with china comes to an end this weekend is the u.s. any better off. for it because the i.m.f. says it's cost $455000000000.00 u.s. dollars in damage

long ago. i can't believe she's gone. >> reporter: bobby williams worked for the department for 41 years.orward to retirement later this year. burt snelling was the only non-government contractr killed. the contractor was found deceased in his car just outside the building. . >>> now, i want to show you a scene that has become all too common. the growing memorial at the police station on this campus. this government campus where all of this took place a few days ago. people trying to grapple with this, coming not only to from the growing xhuptd, other states to lay flowers. -- hopefully, figure out a feel something somewhat better about this latest situation for virginia beach, virginia, now adds its name no a grim list of u.s. cities that have suffered these mass shootings. >> miguel, thank you. and jeanie is next. thanks, captain obvious. don't hate-like their trip, book yours with hotels.com and get rewarded basically everywhere. hotels.com. be there. do that. get rewarded. feeand relief fromf symptoms caused byin. over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. [ dog whi

. >> mayor bobby dyer, appreciate you stopping by this morning. we know you've got a longt seems like you're ready for that task. >> thank you very much. >> that's going to do it for this hour live from virginia beach. again, the focus as we've heard from the mayor, as we've heard from so many people should be on the 12 lives who were lost in the building behind us on friday. remember their names, continue to repeat them, get to know who they were. that is exactly what their families need. you see their pictures there, see their names. keep in mind, 11 of those public employees. one with the shortest tenure just 11 months, one gentleman worked here for 40 years. as well as a contractor in what the mayor calls the people's house, there to file a permit. >> erica hill, great work there. four people in hospital, three of whom with serious injuries considered in serious condition. >>> massachusetts congressman seth moulton joins jake tapper on "state of the union." >> it's all the more reason why we should start impeachment proceedings. i don't think there's ever been a more c

my name is bobbie jones, and i'm also with hospitality house. i'd like to thank you guys for staying this long day and listening to us, allowing us to have a voice. if you see me on the b.a.r.t. or on the street, you have no idea where i was. 65 days, i was released from federal prison. 25 days, i gained employment at hospitality house, and in 25 days, i'm going to be homeless. with the 2018 first step act that was passed by congress, my release from my halfway house changed from july 16 to august 19. and this is both good news and bad news. it means that i paid my debt to society, and i'm also on crunch time. i've got to find housing, and there's a tremendous shortage. i do not use drugs. i have no mental health issues, and i have full-time employment with a really great employer, but on july 19, i will be homeless, and i'm -- and i work with an organization that helps people who don't have housing. that's just to give you an idea how critical and how much of a crisis we're currently in when it it comes to housing shortages. i'm saying this because i want you to understand that we are doing e

bobby. hey, anita, one last question. we first noticed you because of your questioning at the white house briefing long ago. tell me how long it's been since the last white house briefing. >> remember those days? it was march 11th was the last one, so that's 87 days and we're not counting the one sarah sanders gave on take your kids to work day for the kids. so 87 days, which i believe is a record for her, you know, almost three months. now, to be clear, they do have these little sporadic gaggles or little, you know impromptu things that happen after they give tv hits on the driveway of the, you know, of the white house. but it's definitely not the same thing. >> we like to record keep on the disappearance of norms a lot like the frog boiling experiment. and 87 days is 87 days. to mimi rocah, to eugene robinson, to anita kumar, our thanks. on this thursday night for starts us off. >>> coming up, as democrats wrestle with the impeachment question. we'll talk to a democratic member of the u.s. senate, wisconsin democrat, tammy baldwin is here to talk impeachment and what, in her view, should happen to this pr

bobby, in the middle east. the arabs don't like the american position which they've seen as being proisraeli for a long time.some sense of fair dealing. to me the surprising part is where pompeo in that recording didn't give what appeared to be a little hug to this plan. he really sort of said, whatever, it might work, it might not work. it is the secretary of state ultimately who has to go to the capital and say -- >> sell it. >> yeah, we're going to back this thing. america is going to help you make this thing work if you're in, right, bobby? >> that's exactly right. it has to come with american guarantee. without that guarantee, nothing else is ever going to get off of the ground in the region. as you pointed out, in the past, whenever there's been any progress, it's because you have an american president guaranteeing it. when you have -- without that guarantee from the mediator, in this instance, it's america, nothing is going to progress. >> do you think those are examples of a trusted broker creating real progress or peace? >> yes, there have to be each of those two -- each of the two parties have to b

bobby made their antigen the eighth. as you can see from the helicopter, it is not long to go until the planes ta ke to is not long to gof. it was a huge privilege to be able to watch it and a huge privilege to be able to watch it in the presence of 70 veterans. why so important to commemorate d—day? why so important to commemorate d-day? i think it was one of the most important battles that that generation lived three. it was a battle that gave us a foothold in europe and a battle that ultimately led to the defeat of the nazi regime. everywhere it was a decisive moment in world war ii. what are the lessons of its? i think the courage and bravery of those who took the beaches, but also it was hugely important nationally. a lot of people who put on uniform, for a very short period of time, whether they were scientists, engineers, they were scientists, engineers, they pulled together and remarkable plan. it was really quite a technical set of initiatives. 0bviously, technical set of initiatives. obviously, we had the most important people in the world here today and yet, perhaps the most important people are those 300 vet