he was instead invited to humphrys which is a0 miles south of seoul, farfrom to humphrys which is a0which is a0 miles south of seoul, farfrom the border. —— demilitarised zone. he was trying to avoid any kind of potential situation that may have gone wrong 01’ situation that may have gone wrong or where trump may have made remarks while at the border so instead he will be visiting humphrys and giving a speech there. there has been some attempt to avoid potential conflict. hotspots. 0k, david, think you for joining us. here's our briefing on some of the key events happening later. south african prosecutors will argue that paralympic athlete 0scar pistorius should be given a longerjail sentence, claiming the six years he is serving for killing his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, in 2013 is "shockingly low." last year, the prosecution authority successfully appealed to have the conviction changed from culpable homicide to murder. manchester united manager jose mourinho is expected to appear in a spanish court for alleged tax evasion during his time as real madrid boss. it's alleged mourinh

his first stop in the country lunch with american troops at camp humphries. the u.s.'s largest military base in south korea. following the lunch he met with military leaders before moving on to seoul to begin bilateral meetings with south korean president moon jae-in. and north korea is front and center in these talks. nbc's kelly o'donnell is there with the very latest. kelly? >> reporter: good morning from seoul. president trump's second stop on his asia tour, and this is a place where, of course, all of the threats of north korea become all the more relevant. so close to the north korean border. president trump spending time today with u.s. troops and troops from the republic of korea at camp humphries, having lunch with them and seeing firsthand what they are up against and what they are doing here. part of the meeting today between president trump and president moon will talk about the joint security issues, but they are also talking about trade, something that president trump has pressed south korea to be willing to reconsider its one on one agreement with the un

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and with the comments about camp humphries which was just built there, and saying that humphries, if he had been doing it, he would have done it cheaper. he said it was there to defend south korea, not the united states. i think that is at least the source of a lot of south korean insecurity about the nature of the relationship. is are south korea and the united states joined at the hip? is subtlety of that comment is in donald trump's mind, answer the is no, that we're doing this for them. the south koreans will renegotiate a trade deal with us and we're selling billions of dollars of equipment. it's sort of like the american presence is there for a price, not because we look at the core national interest of the united states. >> talk about the president's choice not to visit the demilitarized zone that many have visited in the past. his administration saying he doesn't going to make that visit there. whether or not that will change we'll see. looks like he's not headed in that direction. >> i think that sends a message to some degree. i know it's controversial. many presidents do t

. >> kris humphries. >> all of them. >> you got me. >> reporter: reason number two?> i've never seen my mom more drunk in our lives. >> it was -- it was so funny. >> i remember getting naked in your mom's ordering you to dress me. >> you said, i want kanye to style me. soy said, okay, i come in, you're fully butt naked. >> reporter: and reason number three? her man on the street skills. >> do you know who jennifer lawrence? this is the worst day of my life. >> jennifer lawrence? no. >> can you name five jennifer lawrence movies? >> five jennifer lawrence movies. >> who is that [ bleep ]? jennifer aniston is way better? do you agree? >> yeah. >> yeah. i'm jennifer lawrence. [ laughter ] >> how embarrassing. >> that's so funny. >> back to jennifer and kim. i wanted them to -- they seemed like incredible girlfriends. i never would have pictured those two together. it works. >> that was the best interview i have ever seen kim do. so good, right? >> a lot of information. speaking of girlfriends, remember when dated gritny spears. watch jimmy squirm. when andy put him on t

ron and also steve humphries will go through the risks slides and then i'll end it and come back with a per board director request, a bus ramp merge item that, and go through some of the slides explaining what the issue is and where we are at going forward. so, with that, our usual kick-off picture here that shows a lot of trees. as you go into the usual graphic, you'll see on the rooftop level there is a lot of activity going on, continues at all levels. yellow is the focus on this particular slide, we are really on the bus deck of some important concrete poured at the joints on the bus deck level where they allowed for the completion of the coating that gets us to the busses running on the bus deck starting in december. other elements that we are working as well, too, down at the muni bus plaza on the ground level, a lot of yellow activity completed in the last month and some pictures to show that as well. going down below grade, continues to work in that upper left hand area with the lower concourse, all the various, the big box of interior finishes, from paint to dry wall to activ

for them to be honest we're doing a lot for them as far as the base is concerned i thought that humphries was an incredible military installation i know what it cost and it's a lot of money we actually spent some of that money and 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. yeah. i had something to that. donal's visited campaign tech. chairs and orders. a lot for the career u.s. alliance which is of course you know that was. entering the cemetery. and present on alt express his appreciation for that. and while we were in a camp. with them would. be. the director of the u.s. army doing a briefing but he also pressed appreciate what you thought as well. we finalized the joint press conference thank you as a trump. briefing the press after their meetings in seoul today president bush said it's twenty five years since the last state visit by a u.s. president. president

the president arrived at camp humphries to have lunch with troops from both the united states and south korea, then he met with south korean president moon jae-in where president trump said north korea's missile tests are a threat to the entire globe. >> we will together confront north korea's actions and prevent the north korean dictator from threatening millions of innocent lives. he is indeed threatening millions and millions of lives, so needlessly. >> by the way, if you're wondering if he's going to be visiting the dmz the white house says scheduling issues are preventing the president from touring the demilitarized zone between north and south korea. >>> today is election day in the bay area, pacifica and cotati voters will consider mrg issues. there are key races in the country, in new jersey voters will elect a new governor and a major race in virginia, republicans are hoping to put ed gillespie in the governors mansion, democrats would like to see a democrat replace jason chaffetz. in new york mayor bill de blasio is likely headed towards reelection. >>> concord police are look

soldiers at nearby camp humphries trumps meeting with leader moon could be tense trumps inflame the relationship by suggesting south korea alone pay for the u.s. missile defense system in itself. well moon has reminded trump there can be no military action against north korea without souls consent their money manipulators their currency manipulators trumps china visit may be equally complicated on the campaign trail trump bash china's a currency manipulator stealing american jobs officials say he'll make a similar argument over unfair trade practices well in beijing private enterprise and open markets is the best model to increase prosperity throughout the region and despite trump's positive relationship with japan's leader there is concern in that they. tough talk on north korea continues to put the country and wider region at risk those fears are casting a shadow over trump's attendance at two major economic summit in vietnam and also in the philippines overall it is i have to get genda for a region that remains wary given donald trump's consistently unpredictable diplomatic style can really h

in south korea he'll visit with troops at camp humphries address the done riz national assembly. attend the asia-pacific cooperation meeting in hanoi, vietnam, and the association of southeast anyway nation summit in the philippines. on his dui japan he'll stop in hawai'i for a visit to pearl harbor and the uss arizona memorial. >> "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. on friday

andrew humphries hates this man, brought him up for court-martial at fredericksburg. so here you have a shunned commander and a hated commander and in their hands lies the defense of the monocacy, the defense of washington. tyler will be sent to monocacy with those 2,500 men with wallace joining him soon after. you can see the railroad bridge between the hills. you can see the federal soldiers starting to build block houses and rifle pits because they are waiting for the confederate force. as of yet, they're not really sure what's coming. then some help arrives. on july 6 of 1864, this man david clendenin arrives with the eighth illinois calvary. you have got veteran troopers arriving to help out lew wallace. david clendenin does not report to wallace, but when he arrives on the field, wallace explains the situation and he's does, you got it, tell me where you need me. so now wallace has experienced troops -- troopers to add to that campaign. he has also got more help because finally by july 6, almost a week after garrett first raised the alarm, grant and henry hallec

the president was visiting with troops at camp humphries speck to both u.s.outh korean troops. he did speak while he was at camp hum reese. i want to take a listen to what he had to say. >> thank you very much. i just want to thank general brooks. he is working with us so hard on the situation with south korea. terrific people. i said to him i want to eat with the troops and we ate with the troops. i tell you they've done a terrific job. very impressive and we have a very strong schedule today and actually for the next nine days. 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. with great cooperation we have a terrific meeting scheduled on trade in a little while with president moon and -- we will hopefully that will start working out and will lead to lots of jobs in the united states which is one of the important reasons i'm here. in addition to that we will be meeting with various generals about the situation in north korea. and i think. [ i

camp humphries he's going to visit.s been criticizing the south koreans about that you've seen eye rolls and shrugs, but generally they know if they can do some of these one-off deals, some procurements, then maybe they can keep tariffs or longer term, more permanent strategies at bay. >> what about the personal relationship between president trump and shinzo abe that's closely watched it's a preview for what we might see between the president and xi jinping to come. >> reporter: yes, certainly that is right two administrations that have consolidated power just in recent weeks the president of the united states and prime minister abe have a good relationship it's something that both countries talk about they have met on the sidelines of multiple summits. prime minister abe came to mar-a-lago and they've had a number of phone calls. people have described it as a bromance they have a close relationship the relationship with president xi is a little tougher and the relationship with president moon is a nascent one he is th

. >> jennifer: one, two -- three -- kris humphries!nifer: you got me. what is the most incorrect rumor you've ever heard of yourself? >> i don't know, i start to like believe in them all, there's so many. >> jennifer: i know. >> i just don't even know. >> jennifer: i know, it's so overwhelming. whenever i get asked that question my eyes go crossed. it's everything. after a while, like there was footage that i had blamed donald trump for all the hurricanes in the world. like after i saw the ninth headline i was like, did i? [ laughter ] but i didn't. if you were stranded on a desert island with one member of your family, who would you kill last? >> like i could only have one surviving? >> jennifer: yeah, like you've already killed the annoying ones and now there's like -- basically the favorite one. >> okay. i mean -- my kids? >> jennifer: oh, well. children -- now i feel guilty. [ laughter ] i feel bad. >> you mean siblings? >> mean siblings. but if you were going to kill a kid what kid would it be? [ laughter ] no which of your siblin

military today at camp humphries along with counter parts in the korean military. that was a part of what set this day off. it is an opportunity for president trump to show support for those who are serving at the closest point to the potential threat. president trump saying he thinks things will work out with north korea. which was a notable shift in tone for the president who has used more restrain language here sort of cooler rhetoric than what we have seen in the past from president trump about north korea saying that he hopes they come to the table and would be willing to resolve this issue, also acknowledging they continue to threaten, millions and millions with their provacative moves. here's president trump addressing the threat and what's at stake from north korea. >> we cannot allow north korea to threaten all that we have built. we have built it very much together. work together to resolve this problem, using all available tools short of military action. the united states stand prepared to defend itself and its allies using the full range of unmatched mi

you heard them talking about the expense of cap humphries down in the south, the military base.did talk about economic and security matters, but going back to north korea, they agreed it is a worldwide to act, and the time is with determine nation -- determination and urgency. tomakes sense for pyongyang do the right thing and give up its nuclear weapons programs. smart thing to do donald trump says. trump says south korea is to order billions in equipment from the united states. he said earlier today that would be one good way for the south koreans to reduce that trade surplus they have with united states, order more military equipment and hardware. that seems to be the take away from that. how has the u.s. president been greeted in south korea? you can hear in the distance around the corner there are about 200 korean protesters protesting donald trump and the security alliance they have. they do not want to see the rhetoric turn into provocation and lead to another war. the first u.s. president that came into south korea was dwight years ago in 1952. that was at the height of

he was at camp humphries south of seoul and talked about the current tensions with north korea. >> we'llmeeting with the various generals, general brooks, and the various generals, about the situation in north korea. and i think we'll have a lot of good answers for you all and ultimately it will all work out. it always works out. has to work out. >> the boat owners association of the united states estimating that more than 63,000 recreational boats were damaged or destroyed by the hurricanes harvey and irma. the combined dollar damage about $655 million most of that damage coming from irma striking florida's keys and the west coast and russians are celebrating the 100th anniversary of the 1917 bull va shik revolution, which saw the fall of the last russian czar and the creation of the soviet union crowds watched a parade along red square, which is in moscow >>> you're up to date, back downtown to "squawk alley. carl, back to you. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> cnbc reporting disney has held talks with fox to buy its entertainment assets what's that mean for hulu, which both companies o

and i visited soldiers at camp humphries, a brand new base paid for almost entirely by the south koreanovernment. at that base, i discussed with the united states and south korean military leaders both military options and readiness to respond to north korean provocation or offensive actions. during our visit, president moon and i also discussed america's commitment to reducing our trade deficit with south korea. at my discretion and direction, we are currently renegotiating the disastrous trade agreement negotiated up the prior administration. it was a disaster for the united states. last year, 42 south korean companies announced their intent to invest in projection worth more than $17 billion in the united states. 24 companies announced plans to purchase $58 billion in american goods and services. from south korea, melania and i traveled to china where as in japan and south korea, we were greatly honored by the splendor of our reception. our trip included the first official dinner held for a foreign leader in the forbidden city since the founding of the modern china where we enjoyed a

visit the demilitarized zone the border with north korea instead he went by helicopter to count humphries the largest u.s. base in south korea he later spoke of the close relationship between the two countries but all that we've built in the decades since our soldiers sacrifice side by side in the struggle for freedom our alliances more important than ever to peace and security on the korean peninsula and across the in the pacific region. thousands of pro trump supporters lined the streets of seoul all those who oppose the u.s. president were kept corralled behind police buses south korean government is pulling out all the stops to make this visit a success they know they can afford to alienate. the united states. depends on a good relationship have a joint news conference trump announced that south korea wants to buy billions of dollars worth of military equipment from the u.s. which would help offset the trade deficit between the two countries and a five year old free trade agreement will be renegotiated trump and first lady were greeted by children and a korean pop star at the blue hou

the president arrived at camp humphries to have lunch with troops from both the u.s.. then he met with south korean president moon jae-in where president trump said north korea's missile tests are a threat to the globe. >> we will together confront north korea's actions and prevent the north korean dictator from threatening millions of innocent lives. he is indeed threatening millions and millions of lives. so needlessly. >> the white house says schedule issues are preventing the president from touring the dee mill tar riced zone. >>> two santa clara county inmates are still on the run this morning. tramel mcclough and john bivins are facing sentences for armed robbery. officials say they were in the hallway when they broke away, went through an emergency exit and got into a waiting car. they say the pair ditched the car and took off in a u-haul cargo van. the men are considered to be armed and dangerous. >>> at the live desk this morning a new bombshell article in the new yorker about harvey weinstein. it alleges he hired private investigators including former israel

sharing for the united states military forces stationed in south korea, and i visited soldiers at camp humphries, a brand new joint american/south korean base, paid for almost entirely by the south korean government. at that base i discussed with the united states and south korean military leaders both military options and readiness to respond to north korean provocation, or offensive actions. during our visit, president moon and i also discussed america's commitment to reducing our trade deficit with south korea. at my discretion, and direction, we are currently renegotiating the disastrous u.s./korea signed under the it has ban disaster for the united states. last week, companies announced to invest in more than $17 billion in the united states and 24 companies announced plans to purchase $58 billion in american goods and services. from south korea, melania and i traveled to china, where as in japan and south korea, we were greatly honored b eed by the sp of our reception. our trip included the first official dinner held for a foreign leader in the forbidden city since the founding of the mode

on military presence here after seeing how much korea has contributed to building this came camp humphries all right b.j. came thanks for analysis on that we're going to continue to talk about this and let's get you some live pictures coming out of the south korean capital seoul what we're looking at. pictures while some people may be welcoming the sort of message that came from the u.s. president and. expressing that so far so good sentiment we just heard from. obviously that's not universal some people in the south korean capital that we're looking at right now not happy with the u.s. president's trip and message to so. plenty more still ahead on the news hour including with climate change causing more floods and storms the netherlands is now showing how prevention is better than cure. i'm just feeling i'm saving nine lives right now so. yes i think anybody. think about it. so doggy escort service passengers take stray dogs from mexico to new homes four thousand kilometers away and find out why international football friendly's may become a thing of the past. a supreme court in papua new

soldiers at nearby camp humphries trumps meeting with leader moon j.-e. and could be tense trops inflamed the relationship by suggesting south korea alone pay for the u.s. missile. defense system in itself. well moon has reminded trump there can be no military action against north korea without souls consent their money manipulators their currency manipulators trumps china visit may be equally complicated on the campaign trail bash china as a currency manipulator stealing american jobs officials say he'll make a similar argument over unfair trade practices well in beijing and private enterprise in open markets is the best model to increase prosperity throughout the region and despite trump's positive relationship with japan's leader there is concern in that nation that trumps tough talk on north korea continues to put the country and wider region at risk those fears are casting a shadow over trump's attendance at two major economic summits in vietnam and also in the philippines overall it is i have to get genda for a region that remains wary given donald

to be going not to the dmz, where other presidents, many other presidents have gone, but to camp humphries base outside of seoul. it's the largest outside of the united states. i think it's worth noting, craig, that even though he may not be using some of the rhetoric, symbolic it's very important that in the first three days of this trip he is going to two military bases here on the continent. obviously, a signal about u.s. military might in this part of the world, directly directly at kim jong-un. craig? >> chris jansing traveling with president trump in tokyo. chris, thank you. here's a look at some of the other top stories we are following this hour. exclusive new details into russia's possible melding in the 2016 election. nbc news reports exclusively that federal investigators have now gathered enough evidence to bring charges in the investigation into former trump national security adviser michael flynn and his son, michael flynn jr. lawyers for both father and son have declined to comment. >>> today commerce secretary wilbur ross denied reports that he may have concealed possible b

the president arrived at camp humphries to have lunch with troo ps from the united states and south korean he met with the south korean president where president trump said north korea's missile tests are a threat to the globe. >> we will together front north korea's actions and prevent the north korean dictator from threatening millions of innocent lives. he is indeed threatening millions and millions of lives so needlessly. >> the white house says schedule issues are preventing the president from touring the demilitarized zone between north and south korea. >>> two santa clara county inmates who escaped from court in palo alto are still on the run this morning. you are looking at tramel mcclough and john bivins. they're facing lengthy sentences for armed robbery. the inmates were in a hallway when they broke away, went through an emergency exit and got into a waiting car. they say the pair ditched the car a few blocks away and took off in a u-haul cargo van. they are considered to be armed and dangerous. >>> a new twist in the harvey weinstein scandal. "the new yorker" reports he hired

in south korea, he'll visit with troops at camp humphries and address the country's national assembly. he'll attend the asia-pacific economic cooperation meeting in hanoi, vietnam, and later the association of southeast asian nations summit in the philippines. on his way to japan, he'll stop in hawaii for a visit to pearl harbor and the uss arizona memorial. >>> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, florida republican congressman matt gaetz will talk about republican tax reform legislation. then politico's victoria guido will discuss the nomination of jerome powell for federal reserve chair. ohio democratic congressman tim ryan will join us to discuss the trump administration's response to the opioid epidemic. and we're live in austin, texas, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitols tour with wendy davis and texas republican party chair james dickey. he'll be our guest on board the bus. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning join the discuss. >>> the ta

in south korea, he'll visit with troops at camp humphries and address the country's national assembly. he'll attend the asia-pacific economic cooperation meeting in hanoi, vietnam, and later the association of southeast asian nations summit in the philippines. on his way to japan, he'll stop in hawaii for a visit to pearl harbor and the uss arizona memorial. >>> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, florida republican congressman matt gaetz will talk about republican tax reform legislation. then politico's victoria guido will discuss the nomination of jerome powell for federal reserve chair. ohio democratic congressman tim ryan will join us to discuss the trump administration's response to the opioid epidemic. and we're live in austin, texas, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitols tour with wendy davis and texas republican party chair james dickey. he'll be our guest on board the bus. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning join the discuss. >>> the ta

. >> reporter: the base, camp humphries, the first stop where he met with troops. where he seemed to let his foreign policy to fate. >> it all works out. it has to work out. >> reporter: president trump getting a lavish welcome and praise from president moon. >> you are making progress as you made on the campaign trial. >> reporter: the leader seemed to agree, knowing the anniversary of his election. >> it was a great victory. a victory that made people happy. >> reporter: tonight, president trump finishing up dinner with his south korea host. on the menu, korean beef and a 360-year-old soy sauce, more than a century older than the its united states. >>> we have more to get to. it is election day. eyes on a couple of key gubernatorial races. ed gillespie is closing the gap on al northam. gillespie has similar views as the nfl protests. in new jersey, phil murphy holds a double-digit lead over kim guadano. >>> florida state university has suspended all greek activities. it's the latest case tied to colleges across the country. ron mott has the latest from the tallah

. >> humphry bogart?n't recall ever attending a meeting with humphry bogart. >> i think that you could get some comfort out of the fact that the people whose names have been mentioned have been subpoenaed. so if they ever do appear here, it won't be as a result of anything that you have testified to. >> it is no comfort whatsoever. it's hard. [ applause ] >> and now he is going to read a section on his father, john cromwell. >> yeah. there are so many people in this room, ellen, gear and lots of other people here who suffered terribly because of this inquisition. i was going to -- my father's testimony was -- he had nothing to say. so i thought i would tell you the story about him. he came to hollywood at the beginning of sound because they didn't have directors that could handle dialogue. and he worked himself up and started to begin to direct pictures. and he was a fairly liberal democrat, a roosevelt democrat. and there was an organization called the hollywood democrats when he became president of the

as camp humphries, the joint south korean military base near seoul, the president appeared to softenric towards north korea. >> it will work out. it has to work out. >> reporter: at a press conference with moon the president did not rule out direct talks. >> it makes sense for north korea to come to the table and to make a deal that's good for the people of north korea and the people of the world. >> reporter: and then the president noted the presence of three u.s. aircraft carrier groups and a nuclear submarine in the region. >> we have unparalleled strength. there has never been strength like it. we hope to god we never have to use. >> reporter: not far away protests for and against the american opinion president. some in south korea fear mr. trump will bring conflict. >> we deny trump coming here, and we deny trump bad words to provoke war. >> reporter: the pro-trump faction says north korea must be dealt with more aggressively. people, this man said, wish that president trump attacks kim jong-un. north korea fears regime change is therefore obsessed with u.s. and south korean mil