>> well, i got a call from a friend, and he mentioned david humphreys miller. remember that name because i had actually read that book, and i thought it did a lot to resolve what really happened at the battle of little bighorn. and i was even more intrigued when i found out that there was all these sketches and painting that he'd done from life of these indians. he caught their soul. he caught a moment in time that nobody else was bothering to do, and that's one of the reasons it's valuable. >> brad and sandi start working with a new appraiser, barbara stone, a former museum curator who started her own art-consulting firm in denver. she declares the miller collection is worth a heck of a lot more than $20,000. and your value would be? >> $3,500,000. >> that and the story of one little girl trying to get our attention in that rare film footage next on "strange inheritance." >> here's another quiz question for you. which movie star never acted in a hollywood western -- cary grant, sharon stone, or frank sinatra? the answer in a moment. is this a phone? or a littl

second half now humphrey, it's a humphrey show. 26 points, 18 rebounds. stanford wins 89-90. poly. that's first-year head coach viking jones. lots of new faces on this roster. second half cal holding the 5 point lead when don coleman leads from the half. he extends the lead and had 30 points on 13 shots. it's marcus lee, simmering down the middle. he had a career-high 31 cal wins 85-82. >>> on the women's side, is gino in the top rank huskies against vanderbilt. we showed this basket because it ties it up at 4. that's really as good as it got for the cardinal. she shows off her game sadie does, stopped the pop m-16. and then she takes it into the rock and lays it up in him. she had 21 points. huskies blow this one wide open, she steals the up and layout when yukon roles 78-53. cardinals dropped to 0-2. we have more on sports rap announced time for the news at 11. >>>coming up next at 11. >>>this is an absolute tragedy the world just lost a total living angel. >>>a woman is killed crossing the street, the search is on tonight for the hit-and-run driver. >>>the 11:00 news on kt

and south korean troops at camp humphreys in south korea.l keep you abreast of all the things coming in at these late hours on his asia trip. amid reports north korea is preparing for another missile test. trace gallagher joins us live. >> a big part of the concern lies with the fact that will what you just saw president trump right now is in south korea just 35 miles from the border with north korea. about 120 miles from the capital pyongyang. that's about the distance from san diego to los angeles. there are reports that south korean intelligence has detected missile movement in the north which in recent years has been a fairly accurate indicator that kim jong un is readying for launch. we should note the pentagon has issued no such guidance. in recent days, north korea has also been ratcheting up the rhetoric, threatening to test the ballistic missile or even an atmospheric nuclear weapon which would greatly raise the stakes. kim has issued a statement calling president trump a "lunatic old man." kim the younger has not launched a missile

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russia will this help the country award slipping fall of the into its current crisis and then a humphrey from opposite sides will have the story for you coming up shortly. your children like chocolate. with on your smartphone. or to make jokes to some market. as we go about our do you mean live human rights all from the last one minute. invisible hand. when in the twenty first century starting december second on the. on the brink of bankruptcy venezuela has partially defaulted on its foreign debt and with skyrocketing inflation food and medicine shortages the country is spiraling ever. close to a humanitarian crisis. or so coming up shop at home and abroad we w. investigated for a form of tax evasion in germany and facing accusations of collaborating with the military dictatorship in brazil. and the days of the concorde might be long gone but now a startup says it wants to make london to new york a three hour flight again. this is your business update on helen humphrey in berlin thanks for joining me kastrup venezuela and russia have signed a debt restructuring deal easing the terms and

this is your business update on how that humphrey in berlin thanks for joining me. more good news for the german. cona me it's been growing faster than expected propelled by strong exports and investments official statistics out today show europe's biggest economy expanded by zero point eight percent in the third quarter that's up over the zero point six percent in the previous quarter and more than a call to miss had been predicting hiring also rose adding one point five percent more jobs to the workforce. and financial correspondent. joins us from the frankfurt stock exchange now and you know how is the news of this seemingly robust performance going down there well as you pointed out it beat forecasts so it was a bit of a surprise but not that much these figures also follow on months of good data coming out of germany just last month we saw business confidence reach a record high and unemployment rates of record low so seeing as the fundamentals are good this upswing is likely to continue but investors will be looking closely at the priorities outlined by germany

the holst of the festival is none other than steven humphrey bow guard.he only son of humphrey bogart and lauren bacall. >> my father died when he was very young. made a lot of movies that wit stood the test of time. tau awe we sat down with the offspring of the cast. along with bogart. the daughter of the resistance leader, victor laslow, jessica rianes, the captain renaul. >> what is it about this movie that makes it such a classic. >> luck. >> luck. >> yeah. i don't think the studio had any idea of what they were doing. it was, it was -- propaganda film. another, you know, they were grinding these things out. >> it is one of those, magical miracles that it all came together the way it did. >> it is still a story without an ending. >> as shooting began. the sthipt was in disarray. literally written on the fly. yet some how the writers banged out some of the most quoted lines in hollywood history. >> of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world. she walks into mine. >> i'm shocked. shock to find gambling is going on in here. >> you're winning,

and many of those humphrey democrats or scoop jackson democrats, i knew them very well as colleagues. they turned to donald -- to ronald reagan immediately. . they became reagan democrats. we have to watch the time. i could keep going on for hours. the first agreement was a strategic arms containment agreement. it was very controversial. i can't go through all the aspects of it, but it capped the arms. it had no reductions. there was no real restriction on bombers and the strategic missiles with intercom not as intercontinental ballistic missiles, like the north koreans have. they are not really limited in their monomers in his eight and -- modernization, to have an incredible number of new types immediately after they signed this agreement. that agreement was strongly challenged by jackson democrats and by humphrey democrats and by carter-mike miller, maybe conservatives, republicans. it did not get very far beyond the signature. the jackson amendment required that all future arms agreements have a levels for the u.s. and soviet capabilities, which was not the case, and that a robust

. >> the american leaders first stopped the army's camp humphrey south of soul where thousands of usops are stationed as is a hedge against nor korean aggression. hear in soul tomorrow president trump will speak to south korea national assembly, he's not expected to visit dmz , a playoff visit to the north border's cliche, pentagon officials prove ally worried about the prospect, steven port now, cbs news with the president in soul. >> and, staying in south korea , a south korean presidential office the blue house hosting the state dinner this evening for president trump, this is a sneak peak on the menu, dishes include pine mushroom rhyme, grilled core korean beef rinse, served with tsarnaev, triple chocolate cake is being served by dessert. yum. >> getting a look at a man authority say is a serial armed bang rob err targeting philadelphia banks. this is security camera footage of the flan last month at the freedom credit union on princeton avenue in talcony. police say he robbed three banks in two days, total of five philadelphia banks in the last three weeks. in each case he eithe

yeah, humphrey bogart, and i didn't like it then either.the playhouse theatre. it's fantastic, isn't it? at the time that gloria was seriously ill in the family home at sefton park, peter was appearing in a play at the liverpool playhouse. the theatre is the location of one of the most moving scenes in the film and peter has a small cameo. it was so strange, you know, surreal, to be on stage with jamie... being you. being me, playing that part and with annette, the wonderful annette bening, being gloria grahame. it was like a time capsule... where am i? what's going on? life is full of surprises. 31 years after writing his book and 36 years after he'd last seen gloria, peter turner finally got to see the film. he watched it in a private screening with the producer barbara broccoli. at the end of the screening, barbara had to... i said, ijust want to sit by myself. barbara had to leave her seat and come round and give me a big hug because...| was in bits. it's such a significant part of your life, isn't it? it is big. it's kind of... it's al

. —— humphrey bogart. around the time she met peter gloria was interviewed on the bbc.. they asked if i could sing and i said no. they said, of course you sing, using in the shower? i said, of course you sing, using in the shower? isaid, no, icouldn't of course you sing, using in the shower? isaid, no, i couldn't carry it in shower? isaid, no, i couldn't carry itina shower? isaid, no, i couldn't carry it in a bucket. we just connected and there was a big age gap and at that time it was quite controversial. she used to travel around on the buses or the tube and waiting queues and all things like that. for two - couple lived la, new york and london, it up in la, new york and london, before splitting up in 1980. but within a year the final dramatic scenes would be played out in liverpool. gloria would spend her last days here, at peter's family home. it all followed a phone call from the duke's theatre in lancaster. what did that phone call ctu? it was very lancaster. what did that phone call ct u? it was very brief. gloria is here, she's very ill. what? how ill? they said

>> well, right now, don, as you mentioned, he's ats camp humphreys. he's going to be receiving an operational briefing. they will be briefing the president on the situation in north korea. obviously that has been escalating in terms of these tensions between the u.s., president trump and north korean dictator kim jong-un. in that meeting right now in that operational briefing as it's called right now the chief of staff john kelly, national security adviser h.r. mcmaster, don, we do expect some brief remarks. we'll be waiting to hear what the president says. so far he hasn't said much. he's talking now and i think we can probably listen in for just a few moments, don. >> yeah. we're going to listen to the president. i'm sorry. >> the next nine days. as you know, we just got back from japan where we had a very successful two days. today will be pretty busy and tomorrow also. and then we head to china, and i look forward to that. there's great cooperation. we have a terrific meeting scheduled on trade-in a little while with president moon and his represe

humphrey bow gart and lauren ba cal. she was a teenager. they finally got married when she was 20. well, state representative ed henry said the women accusers should be prosecuted if they believe this man is predatory. they're guilty of allowing him to exist for 40 years. i think someone should prosecute and go after them. you can't be a victim 40 years later in my opinion. i'm not buying it. it's too easy for someone to make these accusations. well, trump's alabama campaign cochair also cast doubt on the "washington post" story. let's listen. >> i do not believe the women. you know, and i don't know exactly because i saw the same thing, the same accusations made when president trump was running. i don't like to see it. i think it's false, but one way to get down to it is just to require them to take a polygraph test. >> well, to make sense of all of this if you can i'm joined by the assisting managing editor for politics christine that bell tone, john archibald and susan dell%o. boy, this is sticky wicket they say, as the brits would say say. what a strange story this is. christy,

the first word headlines from around the world, here is destiny humphrey. oftiny: tens of thousands zimbabweans are celebrating the departure of president mugabe, the only leader they have known since independence since 1980. [cheers] his ownriggered downfall by firing his vice president last week, prompting military to place him under house arrest. the ruling party -- this decision is likely to be ratified at a meeting of central executives. ebabon's prime minister says he is returning home this wednesday to explain his right nation -- resignation. hariri said he would return home to attend independence of vents and hold talks with the lebanese president -- events and hold talks with the lebanese president. china's property market is showing signs of stabilizing after house prices dropped in october. prices climbed in 50 of the 70 cities by the government. success inving some curbing property speculation, without forcing sharp deceleration. goldman sachs is fourth in rate hikes in 2018. the wall street firm says the u.s. economy is heading into likely toin

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south korea visit camp humphreys . he will attend the asia-pacific economic cooperation meeting in vietnam and the summit in the philippines. on his way to japan he will make a stop whitey to visit pearl harbor and the uss arizona memorial. lindsey graham called on the man as an enemy combatants. --said the label would allow president trump: a man murdered a table and injured seriously 11 more. all of america is raining and grieving for the families who lost their precious loved ones. our hearts break for them and we pledge to renew our resolve in their memory. my administration is coordinating loosely between federal and local officials to investigate the attack and to further investigate this animal who did the attacking. provided as be available. i am today starting the process of terminating the lottery program. i am going to ask congress to immediately initiate work to get rid of this program. -- diversity lottery. sounds nice. it is not nice. not good. it has not been good. we have been against this. we want to i

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hen humphrey would be with you shortly. united against climate change. big challenges for the twenty third u.n. climate conference in bali. our nations working to meet their paris agreement targets cop twenty three this week on the w.'s. beat the germans new and surprising new specks of noise and culture in germany. us american keep music takes a look at germany this increasing use of their traditions every day lives and language i can just come out of my lungs and so on and young good. looking guy a d w dot com the german. at . the day of reckoning for venezuela's economy the cash strapped country holds crucial meetings with its creditors but might it be felt on its towering debt paul by the end all of the day. and taiwan might not be part of the cop twenty three tours currently underway in bonn but the country says it will stick to the paris agreement anyway the country's environment minister joins me in the studio. this is your business update on how the home free and good to have you with us crunch time for venezuela a year foreign ministers have app

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base is your business update i'm helena humphrey in berlin thanks for joining me bitcoin is just a whisper shy of breaking the ten thousand dollar mark the value of the premier crypto currency has skyrocketed in recent weeks as demond rises around the world but as demand is growing so too is concern there's no collateral backing these currencies and that means they can go bust big time well crypto currency is a digital payment systems in which the currency is created on privately owned computers using a technology called lock chain value is determined purely on that demand and it's been so strong that the exchange rate for one bitcoin looks likely to set a new record. recalling has never ceased to surprise markets and now they want to cash in on the rush the world's largest derivatives market place the chicago mercantile exchange group says it will start offering bitcoin futures by the end of the year in recent days three hundred thousand users are reported to have signed up to bid going bring the total to over thirteen million but it's still quite hard to actually buy things with it a sle

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this is your business update on helen humphrey in berlin thanks for joining me britain's finance minister has lowered his country's five year growth forecast over uncertainty surrounding the u.k.'s exit from the european union philip hammond made at the comments as he unveiled his autumn a budget it includes plans to set aside three billion pounds for briggs it contingency plans the country's decision to quit european union has resulted in a shop full in sterling and an increase in inflation. we asked our financial correspondent connoted was in for his analysis of herman's for exit plans for the poland is not really precise he says he sets aside an extra three billion pounds for bricks and contingency planning and that he wants to ready britain for every possible outcome of the wreck that negotiations this indicates that the government in london is still not sure what the economic impact of breaks it may eventually be so the government gets prepared for lower tax income and if there's really a heartbreaks it then the government will need extra money for extra civil servants for example fo

and so he was reelected as governor it was all destroyed when the right wing came in led by hubert humphrey on the far right right that's exactly right now is his task to the presidency i guess right to show that he was a good double cross or he was sort of an early obama type speak left and then slam down with a very hard on the right right so this is fascinating piece. american history so so many apple asus is an under told story i would say people are familiar with chicago and what happened in the thirty's obviously organized crime people are know the history of organized labor and the new york and the longshoremen and of course as long as labor then became corrupt in a big it was infiltrated by the mafia essentially that was largely roosevelt stilling and it was done because of his fight against the teamsters in minneapolis right he wanted it the only alternative to having the socialists organize the libyans was to have the mafia organize a labor unions by saying if you're you're the head of the labor unions you get to say who's hired you get the kickbacks you get everything that fitch

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. >> the cybersecurity expert chris hump police -- kris humphreys says immediately once you connect yourne to the car. >> if you use the apps plugged to the system the data stays behind. >> the left behind data can be in the hands of experienced hackers in seconds. if somebody wanted to stand up on top of that parking garage and try to hack into each one of the cars in some street, is it possible they would do up with some data? >> absolutely. > humphreys says car infotainment systems are less secure than your cell phone which takes a fingerprint to open and car companies are generally more reactive when it comes to security. >> blue tooth is a great piece of technology but has dangerous capabilities if you use it neri >> don't pair your cell phone to your car at all. our expert says it's really not necessary because the risks are low if you take the reciprocaler precautions. never click on a pop-up alert or add if it looks unfastball. turn off your phone and turn off your blue tooth when you leash the car, especially when driving someone else's car. autria: 6:38 and we want to get you t

but first it is back to our top story helen humphrey is here joining us and there's been a lot of reactionto the political uncertainty here in germany playing out on the markets sara concern now cooling slightly but the initial quick reaction did show up on the currency markets the political uncertainty of course in europe's largest economy sent the euro to a two month no against the japanese yen in asian trading with the morning now the common currency some of these losses in stock markets in frankfurt london and paris with germany's new chip index dax trading below the thirteen thousand mark. of the collapse coalition talks in berlin currently has not rattled investors. that's not to say that businesses are not concerned about the political gridlock martin van slaven is the c.e.o. of the german chambers of industry and commerce let's take a listen to what he had to say. before our investment is needed as our long term decisions for companies. if we don't know where things are headed is germany as a leader in european and international development becomes a weaker partner if the problem.

humphrey was interviewed. he admitted it was true.y added up. >> so everything was believable. >> then vera, just 15 years old, naive, frightened, no attorney representing her, dropped her bombshell. >> vera eventually became aware of, through elizabeth, that joan and elizabeth had had some discussions about killing david shannon, that her mother had attempted to poison david shannon, that joan shannon and elizabeth shannon had conspired to kill david shannon and it actually was elizabeth that had shot him that night. >> a conspiracy? joan the brains, and elizabeth the brawn? given the tumultuous relationship between mother and daughter, who could have imagined they could agree on anything, let alone murder? but, said vera, that's the story elizabeth told her. and it implicated both her best friend and joan shannon in a homicide. >> the arrest warrants went out for both of them simultaneously. joan shannon was arrested actually before elizabeth was arrested and before elizabeth gave any statement in the case. >> david shannon's family

second half, michael humphrey with the slam. he led everybody with 26. travis draws the foul and banks it in. stanford wins and improve to 2-0. >>> cal hosting cal poly. marcus lee drains the hook shot here. cal up 14 at the half. cal poly keeping it close in the second. but don coleman with two of his 30 points. after mcneil miss the layup, lee is there for the dunk. cal with the victory. the head coach's first win at cal. >>> your plays of the day on the nfl coming up at 11:00 p.m. over on abc 7. congratulations to the 39ers. nothing like that winning feeling. >> as you would know. >> a andnd predicted. >> we didn't bet. >> there's no bettin at work. we'll be right back. >>> tonight on "abc7 news" at 11:00, triumph provided a brief distraction for a 49ers wide receiver going through a difficult time. >>> and soccer snafu. dozens of games canceled. >>> the box office this year is down almost 5% from last year, despite two straight electric weekends for ticket sales. >> "auththor" led the charge th week. >> it earned $56 million. will farrell's comedy "d

catch humphreys to greet the u.s. president.e first time that a south korean president has done that outside of the blue house, making a real effort to make that personal connection, as well. anna? >> paula hancocks, many thanks for that. just ahead, new revelations about donald trump, jr.'s meeting with a russian lawyer. what she says the president's son promised in exchange for dirt on hillary clinton. work keeps me busy. so i've asked chase sapphire reserve cardmembers to find my next vacation. rome, show me something. i'm having breakfast at the pantheon. what an amazing view... of your finger. ♪ ♪ look at this view. your finger! isn't that incredible. your finger! and check this one out! oh it's so amazing! move your finger! three times points on travel and restaurants on every continent. sapphire reserve, from chase. make more of what's yours. anyone who calls it a hobby doesn't understand. we know that a person's passion is what drives them. [ clapping ] and that's why every memorial we create is a true reflection of the

the one for humphrey, how did you miss the boat? didn't you get the memo? be against the war. it was the most exciting time of my life politically. there was a zest in the air. i was at chapel hill, everybody was thinking about the war and you go to these anti-war meetings, they were fantastic. they were exciting. everybody was thinking with the photographers and people would yell, no patrons. people used the word fascist and casual conversation about the people running the country and running the war at the time. >> as a kid, watching jfk become president, all of my focus is in elementary school was just on this new president and the new picture of the president that goes on our wall. i payed no attention to bobby kennedy until the funeral of his brother. until i see him at thes funeral of the president, that's the first time that -- when do you first up an individual focus on bobby kennedy when you're watching the world unfold in those days? >> i have to tell you, it was gradual. it was spending time in africa and the piece core and having -- i was a gene

military hardware and president trump visited some of those troops earlier today when he went to camp humphreys which is the main garrison argues troops here in south korea for me question what about south koreans you know they have been living under the threat of north korea's nuclear program and long range missiles for decades what do they make of the u.s. president. south koreans are very divided when it comes to this and when it comes to their take. donald trump there are those who are saying he's doing exactly the right thing and you have to be tough on north korea because that's the only thing that north korea will understand and they've tried for so long and south korea has tried for so long to you know to to to approach north korea with different means and with dialogue and what have you but it hasn't worked out it's only gotten worse so but on the other hand there are also a lot of people who are saying this kind of bellicose rhetoric that we've been hearing is making things a lot worse it's it's making the situation much more tense and that means much more dangerous also for south kor

and camp humphrey is 60 miles from north korea. >>> coming up at noon, tracking where the turkey on yourame from. in our art of aging we'll take you to a local farm providing the thanksgiving center piece for decades. >>> the thinning out of the number of casinos in atlantic city seem to have led the profits for the remaining house. they went up 20% from last year. the figures from the new jersey gaming enforcement show that the seven casinos had a gross operating profit of $252 million. the borgata posted a loss but only less than half a percent. >>> in health check researchers confirm probably what you knew already. the harder you booze the more agitated you become. they studiyed the habits of 30,000 participants, beer made people feel relaxed and drowsy. and probably because of the added carbohydrates and higher alcohol content is likely to have more aggression and restlessness and sadness. >> tamala edwards meet a lehigh valley family raising turkeys for 90 years proudly serving the first family since the 1950s. >> 825,000 turkeys a year roamed the jane dell farm this year. but it st

i voted for humphrey. but i thought i did so because of civil rights and because i thought ed muskie was one hell of a running mate. you probably did too. i thought nixon, tricky dickey, would get us out of the war, he'd say that's the democrat war, i'm getting out. yet he gets in there thanks to henry kissinger, prolongs it an entire term, half the americans killed in that war are killed after nixon comes to office. that was not what the voters voted for, they did not vote for nixon to keep that war going, they voted for him to say, i've got a secret plan to get out of this thing. >> exactly. he had that trump -- trump was saying last year, i'll beat isis, i can do this, the generals can't do it but i can, i know how to do it. he kept, of course that plan a secret because he didn't have one. nixon implied he had a secret plan to end that war, but he got obsessed with the same thing lbj was obsessed with, and eventually destroyed lbj, and that was, i don't want to be the first president to lose a war. nixo

there wasn't time to go to camp humphreys and the dmz. president got a big show of support, as you mentioned, from the japanese prime minister shinzo abe yesterday in tokyo, despite the fact that the president has been roundly criticized for using fiery rhetoric against north korea, abe said yesterday at a press conference, early in the morning new york time, that he is 100% behind president trump. listen here. >> japan consistently reports the position of president trump when he says that all options are on the table. >> some people said that my rhetoric is very strong, but look out what has happened with very weak rhetoric over the last 25 years, look at where we are right now. >> and the president striking an optimistic tone ahead of his meetings with south korean president moon. if the president tweeting early run from tokyo that moon is an "fine gentleman, and that we will figure it all out." but moon, who has to live in the neighborhood with both north korea and china, has his own concerns. you saw some contentions in a dispute with

and south korean troops at camp humphreys. are life pictures you are looking at of the president attending an operational briefing there. he's been speaking and talking with the troops at camp humphreys. this is before he will head to the blue house to meet with south korea's leadership there. he has been speaking with a 37,500 u.s. forces, some of them at the air force base. as i mentioned right now, these are life pictures you are seeing of the president shaking hands with troops after he's been there speaking with them and discussing operational activity. later he will be having that meeting, a bilateral visit with south korea's president. melania trump will also be meeting with south korea's first lady. it looks like our picture froze there momentarily. we will be working to get that back for you. but the president of course the top his agenda will be the relationship with south korea, and the issue of north korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile program that everyone has been watching so closely. we will be looking

anti-semitism was a problem until hubert humphrey became mayor.fter the war the entire jewish community virtually of north minneapolis moves out in a three-year period, en masse to one little tuned st. louis park, 20 minutes, have hour away outside of central minneapolis. and overnight a town that had been 100% white, protestant, catholic, scandinavian, game 20% jewish, and 80% white, protestant, chaff, and scan nave area. sweden and israel had a baby. it would be st. louis park. tell the story of how we built a community together. how we built an inclusive community and there are were warts and problems and there are broken hearts and broken dates but in the end, we built a really interesting community. i went to high school or religious school or grew up in the same neighborhood, roughly the same time, with the cohn brothers, al franken, the philosopher, mike al sandell, the coach of the chicago bears. dan wilson, it was a freaky place. the cohn brothers movie, serious man, was about our hebrew school, and no country for old men, glowing up a ca

as far as the base is concerned, i thought that humphreys was an incredible military installation. i know what it cost, and it's a lot of money. we actually spent some of that money. as you know, that money was spent for the most part to protect south korea, not to protect the united states. but some of that money was spent by us. that being said, that was long before my time, and i'm sure i could have built it for a lot less. that's what i do. thank you. >> translator: we'll have some supplementary remarks. today president trump visited the military base, and his visit shows -- through his visit, we were able to show that korea is making significant -- huge contributions to the alliance. i hope that has been felt by president trump and expanded some of the talks. he has expressed his appreciation for the construction of the splendid base. at the base, with the eighth army commander as well as the usfk commander, we had a briefing by the commanders, and there was a strong emphasis on their part as well. >> translator: ladies and gentlemen, i would like to now conclude the press con

. >> yang: south of seoul, at camp humphreys, the biggest u.s. army garrison in asia, mr.mp talked about curbing the north's nuclear ambitions. >> i think we're going to have lots of good answers for you over a period of time, and ultimately it will all work out. because it always works out-- has to work out. >> yang: competing rallies in the capital reflected a split in south korea, some supporting the president's threats to use u.s. military might, others warning he's provoking war with the north. president moon spoke to those fears during the official welcome, at the presidential residence, the blue house. >> ( translated ): i hope that your visit to korea and to the asia pacific region will offer us the opportunity to release some of the anxiety that the korean people have due to north korea's provocations and also assert a turning point in resolving the north korea nuclear issue. >> yang: in turn, mr. trump made clear that defending the south goes hand in hand with another of his priorities, adding to america's bottom line. >> the amount of equipment and things you wi