if the resolutions on the dprk looked at -- on the dprk are , all u.s. ambassadors abroad and the president, and state secretary, to coerce other countries into passing the resolution. the u.s. wants to bring stooges like south korea and japan into this. the u.n. member states are not yielding to pressure, and dealing with the u.n. resolutions. they make an independent judgment on awfulness. they want to further raise their voices. , for the very thet day of its foundation, over 70 year long history of the dprk has been in a sense, the struggle, along the road of self-development, under the harshest sanctions in the world. it was such a prolonged and arduous struggle, now we are finally only a few steps away from the final stage of completion of the state nuclear force. it's only a formal hope to consider any chance that the dprk would change its stance, , that harsher sanctions they will certainly come in the near future, when we sense that all damages, economic development, and improvement of the people's livelihood and suffering imposed on our people,

in the anti-dprk resolution. this is a sneaky and selfish attempt by the u.s. to avoid its response ability for the nuclear issue and to pursue its own interests by using and sacrificing other countries that have nothing to do with the issue. the dprk government made a request to the u.n. secretary that a forum of international to assesse organized legal grounds and lawfulness of the resolutions but we have not heard anything from the secretary for nine months already. the same is true of the fact that the dprk made repeated requests to the united nations security council to discuss the serious threats posed by the aggressive and provocative u.s. south korea joint military exercises. these were never put on the agenda but rather turned down every time. the members of the united nations except and carry out the decisions of the security council. if the resolutions of the dprk are truly lawful and fair, there -- to coerceed other countries into implementing the resolution. furthermore, there will be no need for the

military actions against the dprk. an u.s. is resorting to intrigue of condemning the dprk's nuclear possession as "a global threat" in order to find a pretext for coercing the u.n. member states to implementing the anti-dprk "sanctions resolutions." this is a sneaky and selfish attempt by the u.s. to avoid its responsibility for the nuclear issue of the korean peninsula and to pursue its own interests by using and sacrificing other countries that have nothing to do with this issue. government of the dprk made a request to the u.n. secretariat that a form of international law expert be legalzed to assess grounds and lawfulness of the unsc "resolutions." but we have not heard anything from the secretary for nine months already. same is true of the fact that the db arcade made repeated requests to the unsc to discuss the serious threat to the international peace and security posed by the aggressive and provocative u.s. south korea large scale joint military exercises, but these requests were never put on the unsc agenda, rather

to people of the dprk rely provide things in need.e will rank" nation with the concerned international organizations. members of the council and other governments concerned. thank you. >> i thank you for your briefing. to councilthe floor members who wish to make statements. floor to the representative of the united states. fore want to thank you allowing us to have this prompt meeting as it is very urgent and we want to thank the ambassador of egypt and his team for the way inhand and calm which he led this month. for more than 20 years, the security council has taken actions against north korea's nuclear program and for more than 20 years, north korea has defied our collective voice. it is worth taking a few moments to recount some of the history. in 1993, the council approved , calling on north korea to remain in the nonproliferation treaty. that did not work. north korea withdrew and continued its nuclear pursuit. in 2006, the six party talks faltered and north korea conducted several ballistic missile launchers. 5,at led to resol

the respected supreme leader of the dprk kim jong-un stated as a man representing the dprk and on behalf of the dignity and honor of my state and people and on my own, i will make the man holding the supreme command in the u.s. pay dearly. trump might not have been aware what is uttered from his mouth but we will make sure that he bears consequences far behind his words, far beyond the scope of what he can handle even if he is ready to do so. mr. president, focusing on people, striving for peace and a decent life for all on a sustainable planet this is the scene of the -- for all countries and people to enjoy peace and a decent life it is imperative to realize genuine international justice before anything else. realizing international justice is one of the main missions of the united nations. mr. president, article 1 of the u.n. charter stipulates to bring about by peaceful means and in confirmatory with the principals of justice and international law, adjustment or a settlement of international disputes which might lead to breach of the peace. due to high handedness and arbitrariness, a

now become theas destiny of the dprk. mr. president, the failure of nations in fulfilling its role in realizing genuine isernational justice primarily related to the practices ofold the security council. it is none other than the council which has revised the u.n. charter from and onlyfirst article acts in pursuit of the interests of its prominent member states. not incidental that the issue on reform of the security council had already been decided 1992 by resolution, the 47th session of the unga. u.n. has -- it's been discussed every year during the past 25 years, but without any progress at all. itself clearly shows how deeply the current prominent members are obsessed in their vested interests. one prominent member alone can veto over 190 u.n. member states. undemocratic is the security council. reminde to once again all the distinguished delegates of the unjust and unfair nature of the resolutions adopted by the security council against the dprk. first, the security council fabricated illegal and double-standard resoluti

not seeking regime change in dprk, not seeking a collapse of -- in dprk, not accelerated peninsulaion of the [inaudible] -- we've been consistently committed to the denuclearization. the goal of denuclearization of peace and stability. the deployment severely undermines the strategic security interests of countries, china included. china strongly urges relevant parties to halt its deployment and remove related equipment. at present, the situation on the peninsula is sensitive, complex and grave. relevant parties should remain -- \[inaudible] -- and avoid any action that would aggravate the tension. the priority at present is to comprehensively and strictly implement the security council resolutions and parties should resume talks and negotiation sooner rather than later to advance denuclearization and maintain peace and stability of the peninsula. and the council should undertake its historic responsibility in this regard. china will continue to host dialogue and consultations, work together with all relevant parties and make a positive and constructive asset for the appropriate settl

to people of the dprk rely provide things in need. we will rank" nation with the concerned international organizations. members of the council and other governments concerned. thank you. >> i thank you for your briefing. to councilthe floor members who wish to make statements. floor to the representative of the united states. fore want to thank you allowing us to have this prompt meeting as it is very urgent and we want to thank the ambassador of egypt and his team for the way inhand and calm which he led this month. for more than 20 years, the security council has taken actions against north korea's nuclear program and for more than 20 years, north korea has defied our collective voice. it is worth taking a few moments to recount some of the history. in 1993, the council approved , calling on north korea to remain in the nonproliferation treaty. that did not work. north korea withdrew and continued its nuclear pursuit. in 2006, the six party talks faltered and north korea conducted several ballistic missile launchers. 5,at led to res

military action against .he dprk pretext to be a force countries to join the anti-dprk resolutions. use and sacrifice other countries that have nothing to do with the issue. a forum of international law experts should be organized to assess legal grounds of the unsc resolutions. we have not heard anything for nine months. repeated requests to the united nations security council to assess the serious threat to international peace and security. these requests were never put on the u.s. -- on the u.n. security agenda. the members of the united nations a sec -- accept and carry out the decisions of the security council. if the security council is truly fair, they will not let other countries to be coursed into implementing resolutions. for thell be no need united states to bring its stooges like japan and south korea into this. we must contribute to resolutions to performing reform of the u.n. sc. -- unsc. dprk is ay of the history of struggle, persevering against the harshest sanctions in the world. we are only a few steps away from the final state of completion of the state new perfor

not thinking that regime change in dprk, not seeking a collapse of the regime and dprk, not reunification of the [inaudiblechinese is ] -- >> we've been consistently committed to the denuclearization. the goal of denuclearization of peace and stability. the deployment severely undermines the strategic security interests of countries, china included. china strongly urges relevant parties to halt its deployment and remove related equipment. at present, the situation on the peninsula is sensitive, complex and grave. at present, the situation that it is sensitive, complex and grave. relevant parties should remain wholehearted and avoid any action that would aggravate tension. the priority at present is to comprehensively and strictly this and relevant parties should resume talks and negotiations sooner than later to advanced denuclearization and maintain peace and ability and the nasa left. itshould undertake responsibility and this regard. host will continue to dialogue and consultations, work together with all relevant parties, and make a positive and asset for the appropriate settlement at

the 10th time the security council has met to discuss the dprk this year. the foreign ministry issued a statement to reject the security council's recent presidential the --nt and said that the blessing was a lot of 29th of august was the first step taken by three people pause army and specific operation and a meaningful prelude to restraining guam,". it reports today indicate may preparing new ballistic missile tests. alarmed at this dangerous provocation. the secretary-general condemns the underground nuclear test announced by the dprk. breach of theous international obligations. it is also profoundly destabilizing for international security. it is the only country that continues to break the norm against nuclear test explosions, secretary-general reiterates this call on the dprk unit leadership and to comply fully with this international obligation under the security council resolutions. secretary-general count on the security council to remain united and take appropriate actions. as was said in the security council last week, as tensions rise, so does t

proliferation of the dprk invest in a way, and the tenth time we have met to discuss the dprk this yearrk issued a statement to reject the security council's recent presidential statement and it said the ballistic missiles >> studio: missile launch -- ballistic missile launch was a meaningful prelude to restraining guam. according to the dprk may be preparing new missile tests, and we are alarmed by this dangerous provocation. the secretary—general condemns the tests announced by the dprk, and this act is yet another serious breach of the dprk's international obligations and undermines international nonproliferation and disarmament efforts. this act is also profoundly destabilising for regional and international security. the dprk is the only country that continues to break the norm against nuclear test explosions. the secretary—general repeats his call on dprk leadership to cease such acts and to comply fully with the international obligations. under relevant security council resolutions. the secretary—general counts on the security council to remain united and take appropriate action.

to people of the dprk rely provide things in need. we will rank" nation with the concerned international organizations. members of the council and other governments concerned. thank you. >> i thank you for your briefing. to councilthe floor members who wish to make statements. floor to the representative of the united states. fore want to thank you allowing us to have this prompt meeting as it is very urgent and we want to thank the ambassador of egypt and his team for the way inhand and calm which he led this month. for more than 20 years, the security council has taken actions against north korea's nuclear program and for more than 20 years, north korea has defied our collective voice. it is worth taking a few moments to recount some of the history. in 1993, the council approved , calling on north korea to remain in the nonproliferation treaty. that did not work. north korea withdrew and continued its nuclear pursuit. in 2006, the six party talks faltered and north korea conducted several ballistic missile launchers. 5,at led to res

china urges dprk to take seriously the expectations and will of the international community to halt dprk's nuclear and missile development effectively bye-bye and if demand with the council's resolutions not conduct any more nuclear and missile tests and effectively return to the track of denuclearization. reiterates the maintenance of the peace and stability of the peninsula and northeast asia threw pousful diplomatic and political means supports the resumption the six party talks as well as the commitment contained in the september 19th statement and emphasizes the importance of the he is la indication of tension on the peninsula. all parties should effectively and comprehensively element development provisions contained in the council resolutions. the nuclear issue of the korean peninsula must be resolved peacefully. measures must be taken to balance the concerns of all parties. china has been making unrecommend -- for the deny nuclearization and for maintaining peace and stable of the peninsula. on july 4th this year china and russia issued a joint statement on the korean peninsula. ba

china urges dprk to take seriously the expectations and will of the international dprk's to halt nuclear and missile development, effectively abide by the council's resolutions, not conduct any more nuclear and missile tests, and return to the track of denuclearization. the resolution simultaneously reiterates the main -- may be the in a -- maintenance of peace and stability of the peninsula and commits to resolve the issue through peaceful, diplomatic and political means. supports the resumption of the six-party talks, as well as the commitment contained in the statement and emphasizes the importance of de-escalation on the peninsula. all parties should effectively and combre hencively implement provisions con -- comprehensively implement provisions contained in the resolution. the nuclear issue of the korean peninsula must be resolved peacefully. integrated measures must be taken to balance the legitimate security concerns for all parties. china has been making unremedied efforts for the denuclearization and for maintaining peace and stability of the peninsula. on july 4 this year, chi

there was a major announcement made by china, to take actions against dprk. i am very confident that such moves will contribute to the uclearization of the dprk. that koreae to say will closely coordinate with the united states on this matter. through today's meeting, i sincerely hope that there will be a display of strong leadership on the north korean issue. i also look forward to engaging in in-depth discussions about north korea and the nuclear problem. secretary mnuchin: prime minister -- >> in the last three weeks, two times, north korea launched ballistic missiles. going over japan and they conducted six and nuclear test and the scale of the test was beyond the scale of the hiroshima bombs, more than 10 times the scale of the nuclear scales. this is an tolerable. donald's leadership, we now have a summit leadership between japan, the u.s., and korea. the solidarity is the strength that could be presented to north korea. significant.is i would like to think donald leadership -- donald's leadership. recently, u.n. sanctions were adopted unanimously. i wo

is going to be implementing sanctions against the dprk. there was a major announcement made by china to take actions against dprk. i am very confident that such moves will contribute to the complete denuclearization of the dprk. i would like to say that korea will closely coordinate with the united states on this matter. through today's meeting, i sincerely hope that there will be a display of strong leadership incorporating our responses on the north korean issue. i also look forward to engaging in in-depth discussions about the solution to north korea's nuclear and missile problems. pres. trump: prime minister abe? p.m. abe: [speaking foreign language] translator: in the last two weeks, north korea launched ballistic missiles two times, going over japan. they conducted six nuclear tests. the scale of the tests was beyond the scale of the hiroshima bombs, more than 10 times. this is an intolerable, outrageous act. thanks to donald's leadership, we now have a summit meeting between japan, the u.s., and korea. our unity and solidarity could

is going to be implementing sanctions against the dprk. there is also a major announcement made by china to take actions on dprk . i am confident such moves will contribute to the nuclearization --the nuclearization -- de nuclearization. -- korea willke closely cooperate in this matter. and i also look forward to engaging in in-depth discussions for the solution to north korean nuclear and missile problem. >> thank you. prime minister abe. >> in the last three weeks, two times north korea launched ballistic missiles -- two times -- going over japan. and they conducted six nuclear tests, and the scale of the test was beyond the scale of hiroshima bombs, more than 10 times the scale of the nuclear tests -- it was ten times more. this is an intolerable, outrageous act. thanks to donald's leadership, we now have this summit meeting between japan, the u.s., and korea. so our unity and solidarity -- the strength thereof that could be presented to north korea -- this meeting is indeed quite significant. i'd like to thank donald's leadership. rece

china has been the dprk's biggest trading partner. historically, china was also north korea's closest political ally. over, the is clearly influence beijing has on north really extraordinarily limited now. >> wended your work begin at the state department? >> started in 1990. >> i stepped down -- you step down russian mark >> --? >> i stepped down. >> the agreement on climate change called for the u.s. to do what? is it a set of guidelines or rules? voluntary,et of every country that's been signed up to paris made voluntary decisions to reduce its carbon emissions. >> it means for the u.s. what? us -- withdrawal makes except for one country which we are bombing, it makes us only one of other countries in the world that isn't part of an agreement on an issue that every other nation on this planet views as the issue of the coming century. >> you have friends still in the state department? >> many. >> what is more out like in the state department. we have had reports that there's a real delay in trying to step up key positions under rex

tillerson last week that russia regarded any further strengthening of the sanctions pressure on the dprk as they been dangerous. that may lead the u.s. and its allies to bolster sanctions outside the united nations.

i think one is dprk. we take different approaches, and we have different attitudes about denuclearize and the korean peninsula. i think ultimately we want greater safety in that region. countries share concerns about proliferation. that brings us together with russia for purposes of addressing dprk. i think the last round of expression ofan the united nations security with theoming together most aggressive approach to north korea in history. that included russia and it included china. it is targeting areas of north korea's economy that are most lucrative for them and if the sanctions are implemented, that will be part of our work once we are on the ground, it will take a toll on things like trade and textiles, which is maybe a $800 million category 4 north korea. trade and raw material for gas and oil which is a large money category as well. i think the remittances of workers may be 50,000 or 60,000 which is another large cash flow for north korea. onm heartened by the support the last round of sanctions,

many today delved into the history of attempts to hold the dprk nuclear and ballistic programme.ursions into history only serves as evidence of the fact that we failed to resolve this issue through security with council resolutions which were only geared towards leveraging sanctions mechanisms. we call upon all stakeholders to immediately return to dialogue and negotiations, that is the sole way to con civilly settled the issue is this setting the korean peninsula —— that is the sole way to comprehensively settle. we will in gauge in efforts along these lines including the context of implementation of the chinese road map. the russian federation calls for the international community to not yield to emotions, to act in a calm and balanced way. once again, we stress that a comprehensive settle m e nt we stress that a comprehensive settlement of the nuclear and other issues plaguing the korean peninsula can be arrived at through diplomatic channels, including by leveraging the mediation efforts of the united nations secretary—general. thank you. i thank the representative of the rus

the recent self-defence measures by my country, dprk, are...gift packages from my country, as long as it relies on reckless provocations and futile attempts to put pressure on the dprk. those attempts include further squeezing north korea's economy. but some don't think that's a good idea. translation: the use of sanctions of any kind in this case is already useless and inefficient. asi is already useless and inefficient. as i told my colleagues yesterday, they will not give up this programme if they do not feel safe. south korea doesn't feel safe either and so korea doesn't feel safe either and so is setting up this american anti—missile defence system, designed to shoot down enemy rockets. and now president trump has said he is allowing japan and south korea to buy more sophisticated military equipment from the us. he has also agreed to remove limits on the south korean missiles, lifting restrictions on the weight of the warheads they can carry. it is this country, south korea, which has the most to lose if things go wrong. some people here e

we are clear identify in china's growing against the dprk. china has implemented sanctions but we would like to see them do more. we continue to engage with china and russia to further pressure the dprk, but if they do not act, we will use the tools at our disposal. just last month we rolled out new sanctions targeting russian and chinese individuals and entities that were doing illicit trade with north korea. so while there is more work to be done, we do see encouraging signs of progress on increasing the pressure on the north korean regime. countries spanning the globe have issued strong statements against the icbm tests and the most recent nuclear tests. we've seen countries expel sanctions, north korean officials and prevent them from entering their jurisdictions, reduce the size of diplomatic missions and cancel or downgrade diplomatic exchanges or engagements. in the recent days we've had two announcements by two countries, mexico and egypt, for their efforts to downgrade relations with north korea. countries have halted visa issuances

i condemn those tests unequivocally, and i call for to peoples of the dprk comply with the u.n. resolutions. last week's unanimous adoption of resolution 2375 tightened sanctions and sends a clear message regarding the country's international obligations. i appeal to the council to maintain its unity. only that unity can lead to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula, and as the resolution recognizes, creates an opportunity for diplomatic engagement to resolve the crisis. when tensions rise, so does the chance of miscalculation. fiery talk can lead to fatal misunderstandings. the solution must be political, and this is a time for statesmanship. we must not sleepwalk our way into war. more broadly, all countries must show greater commitment to the universal goal of a world without nuclear weapons. the nuclear weapon states have a special responsibility to lead. creatingoliferation is unimaginable danger and disarmament is penalized. there is an urgent need to promote disarmament and preserve the gains made in these directions. these goals are linked. progress on one and wil

he's not only the head of state as his father, the founder of the dprk. they are also regarded as deities in the north. so when president trump insults kim jong-jong-un, he's insultin their god. they play all this in north korea to deliberately to incite the people because as i was reminded when i was there, kim jong-un is a deity. >> director clapper, certainly wanted to thank you for your 50 years of service and your visit to the elliot school today and a small token of appreciation for you, a gw sweatshirt. >> oh. >> i need one of those. >> freedom. saturday on cspan, the march for racial justice in the nation's capitol. civil rights groups are organizing a march to the national mall for a rally calling for racial equality in the united states. cspan's live coverage of the event begins at 2:30 p.m. eastern on saturday. and sunday, mike lee on cases coming up on the supreme court docket. the gop's unsuccessful attempts to repeal the affordable care act. the republican proposal to rewrite the u.s. tax code and moore's victory in tuesday's primary. mike l

the question is, what was that process like working with the dprk? what is something you learned and took away from that? mr. clapper: well, everything you read how bizarre a place north korea is is true. really bizarre place. in terms of what i learned there , what blew me away is the paranoia that prevails in north korea among the leadership there. i wasn't prepared for that. and everywhere they look they see enemies. and so why this sort of bellicose rhetoric right now is not good. and so i've been extrapolating my experience when i was there three years ago to what's going on now. and, you know, the president of the united states has advisors around him who can tell him, you know, what the implications are. kim jong un doesn't have any advisors. he has a bunch of psychofans that are bunch of yes men. you see these pictures of kim jong un who have these generals bedecked with all these medals and they all have their little notebooks out dutifully writing everything down he says. the price for pushing back in north korea is kind of high. you push b

and i think we need to do the same thing with the north-- with the dprk and there are several reasons for this. this is not a reward for bad behavior, by the way, this is very pragmatic. one is to have an in-residence diplomatic presence in pyong yang, not an embassy. we didn't have an embassy in havana. i had to think that there might have been a chance that things might have turned out differently for otto warmbier, the student. it will been a u.s. presence there to bug the north koreans and to demand access to him and those kinds of things. we weren't there. i obviously can't make that case, but i've thought about that. that's a tragic thing that happened, the poor young man. secondly, of course, and i can't go into detail here, but certainly, how should i put it euphemistically. it would enhance our knowledge of north korea if we were there, put it at that. and more importantly of all. a conduit to get information into north korea. i don't find-- and i guess, while i'm on the subject of north korea, shouldn't have asked me that question, i could go on for days about it. the notion

despite these efforts, the dprk continues to define provoked the international community and threaten its neighbors. unless also could councilmembers continue to live up to the special responsibilities placed upon us, seeking to resolve this crisis, be prepared to take all necessary measures to tackle this threat, we will not be able to bring stability to the korean peninsula. as the world looks on, i am calling for further steps after nations with the special responsibility to work together and exert the pressure we know is necessary to force kim jong-un to change his ways. let us not fail this time. that our message to north korea be clear. our determination to uphold these rules is stronger by far than their determination to undermine them. mr. president, throughout the history of this united nations, countries have shown time and that, by being true to our values, rules, and standards, it is possible to come together and to deliver in ways that have the most extraordinary impact on the lives of the people we serve. i believe we can do so again. we must do so again. and we will do

the recent self-defense are --by my country dprk the u.s. would receive more gift packages from my country as long as it relies on reckless provocations and futile attempts to put pressure on the dprk. tensions on the korean peninsula are a cause of major international unease. >> i say this clearly. there can only be a peaceful diplomatic solution. >> vladimir putin also defended a diplomatic solution saying that ramping up military hysteria in such conditions is senseless. it's a dead end. it could lead to a global planetary catastrophe and huge loss of human life. china also insisting on a peaceful resolution to the crisis. time for our business update. brian quinn joins me. starting with some revelations about what the u.k. government has planned for migration rules under brexit. >> the guardian today published a leaked document from the uk's home office showing that the government plans to end the free movement of workers immediately upon exiting the european union. the plan doesn't yet represent official policy but it does show the gove

the leader of the dprk. and yet we're leaving everybody in place. and i think we are -- so my contribution here, i think we are within hours of a military exchange. within hours, i may have misunderstood, and it wouldn't be the first time, if there's a splashdown of irbm's around guam, if there's a test of an icbm at range instead of altitude. if there is even a brushback of u.s. military aircraft of some kind, i think it's quite plausible that the secretary of defense wasn't kidding when he said certain things happen, it will be game on. and tag will certainly appreciate what that phrase means, and certainly everybody else should too. what i'm expecting, in other words -- and i want to say, i will not be surprised if the hurricane doesn't hook right and miss us entirely, if we get hit by this hurricane, i don't think anybody should get up in the morning and say, how could that have happened. now, i don't want to completely ignore your question. but -- so what does this mean for the alliance? i noticed that president moon said something like -- and

the recent self—defence measures by my country, dprk, are gift package addressed to none other than thes. the us will receive more gift packages from my country, as long as it relies on reckless provocations and futile attempts to put pressure on the dprk. those attempts include further squeezing north korea's economy. but some don't think that's a good idea. translation: the use of sanctions of any kind in this case is already useless and inefficient. as i told my colleagues yesterday, they will not give up this programme if they do not feel safe. south korea doesn't feel safe either and so is setting up this american anti—missile defence system, designed to shoot down enemy rockets. and now president trump has said he is allowing japan and south korea to buy more sophisticated military equipment from the us. he has also agreed to remove limits on these south korean missiles, lifting restrictions on the weight of the warheads they can carry. it's this country, south korea, which has the most to lose if things go wrong. some people here even still have family still living up in the nort

the dprk is ready to use an alternative form of means.ll make the us suffer great pain, like it has never experienced before. with his own tough talk, donald trump warned worse could be yet to come for north korea. we had a vote yesterday on sanctions. we think it's just another very small step, not a big deal. rex and i were just discussing, not big, don't know if it has any impact, but it was nice to get a 15— zero for it, but the sanctions are nothing compared to ultimately what will have happened. and there is another new face in charge of the president's communications team. long—time trump aid hope hicks has been filling the post for the past few weeks and is now officially communications director. she's the third person in the job under trump and at 28 years old, she will handle the rather daunting task of trying to keep the white house on message. the philippine congress has voted to slash the budget of the commission on human rights tojust 1,000 peso — about $20. this is in stark contrast to last year's budget when it spent more

the dprk is ready to use any form of ultimate means.sures by dprk will make the us suffer the great pain it's never experienced in its history. thank you. with his own tough talk, donald trump, warned there could be worse yet to come for north korea. we had a vote yesterday on sanctions. we think it'sjust another very small step. not a big deal. rex and i were just discussing, not big, i don't know if it has any impact, but certainly, it was nice to get a 15—0 vote, but those sanctions are nothing compared to ultimately what will have to happen. the prime minister of bangladesh has called on myanmar to take back hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims who've fled across the border. the bangladeshi authorities and humanitarian agencies have been overwhelmed by the near 400—thousand who've arrived since a surge in violence in rakhine state last month. there's an urgent meeting of the un on wednesday to discuss the crisis. it says the treatment of the rohingya by myanmar, a mainly buddhist country, amounts to "ethnic cleansing." justin r

the recent self—defence images by my country, dprk, are gift packages addressed to none other than theore gift packages from my country as long as it relies on reckless provocations and futile attempts to put pressure on the dprk. let's talk to barbara, live from washington. the americans want these tougher sanctions. how will they get those through given the reservations of the chinese and russians? those through given the reservations of the chinese and russian57m looks of the chinese and russians7m looks as if they will have a battle doing that, especially after president putin's remarks today they wa nted president putin's remarks today they wanted to spend the next week discussing a resolution with the un. aside from mr putin's comments, the russian ambassador has said it is unrealistic to get it done so quickly. you see a different view of how things should proceed. the americans would agree that sanctions haven't worked but they say this is because they'd been incremental and have targeted the military infrastructure. now they should target the economy and could become intense s

pay dearly for his speech calling for totally destroying the dprk. that's a reference to north kore korea." he also said that president trump is unfit to hold the supreme command of the country and is surely a rogue and a gangster, fond of playing with fire rather than a politician." again, this is the reaction from kim jong-un to what we heard from president trump earlier this week. he ends these remarks saying, "a frightened dog barks louder." so some tough talk from north korea's leader in response to what we heard from president trump, threatening to totally destroy north korea and saying that calling him rocket man, kim jong-un rocket man earlier this week said he's on a suicide mission. this comes on a day when the president has been really using diplomacy, even as he was rolling out these new sanctions on north korea, the president signaled that he remains open to diplomacy, despite saying just last month that talking is not the answer when it comes to north korea. today when asked if dialogue with the regime is still an option, he said, why n

the recent self defence images by my country dprk, are a gift package addressed to the us. my country as long as it relies on reckless provocations and futile attempts to put pressure on the dprk. those attempts include further squeezing of north korea's economy. but some don't think that's a good idea. translation: the use of sanctions of any kind in this case is already useless and inefficient. as i told my colleagues yesterday, they will eat grass but they will not give up this programme if they do not feel safe. south korea doesn't feel safe either and so its setting up this american anti—missile defence system, designed to shoot down enemy rockets. and now, president trump has said he is allowing japan and south korea to buy more sophisticated military equipment from the us. he's also agreed to remove limits on these south korean missiles, lifting restrictions on the weight of the they can carry. of the warheads they can carry. it's this country, south korea, which has the most to lose if things go wrong. some people here even still have family living up in the north.

translation: there was a major announcement made by china to take action on the dprk.y confident that such moves will contribute to the denuclearization of the dprk. let's cross to the south korean capital, seoul, now and speak to our correspondent, danny savage. these us sanctions really go for the money. it could hurt. definitely. we have had criticism from the us in the past two months that china is not doing enough. they launched a joint statement, saying china is now going to its banks and saying stop dealing with north korea. whether north korea can still get around that in some other way by dealing with other countries and banking systems, we will have to wait and see. this country has had sanctions against it for years and still manages to do what people don't want it to do. will this make a difference? we will see. you have the sanctions on one hand and the interesting language from the north korean leader on the other. he actually said today, which is strange, usually he is quoted, he said today donald trump is deranged. he vowed to come back at him and think

on the dprk. those attends include further squeezing north korea's economy. but some don't think that's a good idea. exposing a sunset who more of it would've done them so she the use of sanctions of any kind in this case is already useless and inefficient. as i told my colleagues yesterday they will eat parents but they will not give up this program if they do not feel safe. south korea doesn't feel safe either and so with setting up these american anti missile defense. designed to shoot down enemy rock. and now president trump said he's allowing japan and south korea to buy more sophisticated military equipment from the u. s.. he's also return move limits on the south korean missile. lifting restrictions on the weight of the warheads we carry. it's this country south korea which had the most. yeah even. but the living up the north. the day's hunt these threads so until now they've almost become a part of normal lif. and yet things are a bit different now. even h. along one of jumbled up until the experiments north korea did this time was much larger in scal

the recent self defence images by my country dprk, are a gift package addressed to none other than thee gift packages from my country as long as it relies on reckless provocations and futile attempts to put pressure on the dprk. those attempts include further squeezing north korea's economy. but some don't think that's a good idea. translation: the use of sanctions of any kind in this case is already useless and inefficient. as i told my colleagues yesterday, they will eat grass but they will not give up this programme if they do not feel safe. south korea doesn't feel safe either and so it's setting up this american anti—missile defence system, designed to shoot down enemy rockets. and now, president trump has said he is allowing japan and south korea to buy more sophisticated military equipment from the us. he's also agreed to remove limits on these south korean missiles, lifting restrictions on the weight of the warheads they can carry. it's this country, south korea, which has the most to lose if things go wrong. some people here even still have family living up in the north. but t

the respected supreme leader of the dprk, comrade kim jong un, stated as a man representing the dprk of the dignity and honor of my state and people and on my own, i will make the man holding the prerogative of the supreme command in the u.s. pay dearly for his speech calling for totally destroying the dprk. trump might not have been aware what is utteredded from his mouth -- uttered from his mouth, but we will make sure that he bears consequences far beyond his words, far beyond the scope of what he can handle even if he's ready to do so. mr. president, focusing on people striving for peace and a decent life for all on a sustainable planet, this is -- kelly: all right. so we're watching and listening to the u.n. general assembly speech by north korean minister ho who is trading or exchanging barbs, it would appear, as he goes on to attack president trump, stating that the president according to his perception is mentally deranged and a person who is a megalo maniac and then going on to say that kim jong un the, of course, leader of north korea stated that he tried and sought the lea