grandfather the next in line was kim jong il and then kim jong un the grandson of the founder kim il sung she would fall again in that line they do have an uncle kim jong il but he has been sort of out of public view and out of the government structure for the last couple of years so she really is the strongest sort of candidate but she's shown as being very quite young a little bit inexperienced so there would be some sort of grooming to take place and a stronger introduction of her character to the public should she really emerge as the as the absolute heir so this has been a moment to take stock of power structures in north korea but how does this episode reflect on the ability of countries in the region and the international community to deal with potential insecurity in north korea. well i think we need to recognize that we really don't know what's going on or the power structure surrounding the kim family and the decision making process it's very very opaque going back to when kim jong il died the international community didn't even find out until 2 days later when the north ko

i remember when i was coming kim jong-il we similarly caricatured kim jong-il. he was portrayed as a cartoon figure, making fun of issues and obsession with films and womanizing insulin. kim america, remember? could you talk to us about that kim jong-un being portrayed as this cartoon figure and the consequences of implications of doing that? >> it easy to caricature the kim regime. and you know this come you seen this all your life. i think it's because of that absence of deep knowledge about north korea. the two cams are very easy to caricature because of the way -- and that's one of the things that i wanted to do with this book is fight a fuller picture. it depends on where your gaze is. i think this is where richards comments about mirror imaging, that you can't be, you can't be projecting your own assumption are your own belief, and what i would do in that situation -- and so i think the whole moniker, that goes to how can they do this? why would they do this? don't they know we would hit them and destroy the west would destroy them? it does make any when y

we know -- elite loyalty, elite loyalty towards kim il-sung, elite support for kim jong-il. what you think of these views of kim jong-il? how much do they really support him? >> i'm not sure that, i'm not sure that's exactly the best question. it's more are they willing to -- i mean, they are willing to support him in the way that he protects their lifestyle. that's something to be mindful of, is that as odious as kim jong-un might be in his treatment of his people, there are still interests that are tied to him, and the way he is perched people and demoted and shuffled leaders around, that also means that they have a stake in the north korean economy as it is. the military and the party are very much involved in moneymaking operations, and the closer you are to the regime the more money you can make, the more opportunities you could have. so i think after think of it in terms of not loyalty to the kim jong-un itself what he represents, that kind of stability and the privilege that they are used to. >> okay. we have more questions? someone was asking about how -- this is mor

dates he was absent from ceremonies marking the birth of his grandfather north korea's founder kim il sung rumors began to circulate with some u.s. and south korean media citing reports kim was seriously ill following a heart operation these satellite images sparked further speculation the north korea monitoring group of 38 north says the show kim's personal train parked near the eastern coast a resort of one son where kim has a villa. north korean state media never commented on kim's long absence but these latest images are likely to quell the intense speculation about his health correspondent frank sniff joins me now from seoul frank we've just same that new video from the state news agency appearing to show came alive and well does it in fact settle the speculation over the latest health. well i think it may in fact settle that that concern about kim jong un's health those images are from korea central news agency north korea's state media in the background you see kim jong. junk that's kim jong un's sister she's the vice director of the propaganda and agitation department in north

what do you think of these views of kim jong-il? how much did they really support him? >> i'm not sure that is exactly the best question. are they willing, i mean they were willing to support him in the way that he protected their lifestyle when i think that's something to be mindful of. as odious of kim jong-un might be in the treatment of his people there are still interest that are tied to him and the way he has purged people and shuffle people around that also means they have a stake in the north korean economy as it is. the military are very much involved in moneymaking operations which means more opportunities. in terms of not loyalty to kim jong-un himself but what rupert represents the stability and the privilege that they are used to. >> okay we have more questions. someone was asking how are you handling since they was a big day and you were hoping for a book tour and how are you handling that and out of that a follow-up question. this is your first book. what was the best part of the worst part about writing this book? >> yes, so i was nervous obviously about

north korean leader kim jong il. following a. state media broadcast video of a factory opening in his 1st public appearance in 3 weeks had been rumors he was seriously ill or even dead. welcome to the program and we begin here in europe where the country with the most coronavirus cases spain has now seen more than 25000 deaths but the number of new infections is dropping so the government is easing some of its strict lockdown measures for the past 7 weeks only one person per household was allowed to leave their homes to go grocery shopping or to walk their dog but starting today spaniards are allowed to go outside to exercise again with restrictions. celebrations of freedom in madrid starting today spaniards can leave their homes to exercise something they haven't been able to do in nearly 2 months. in barcelona people jumped at the opportunity to get outside into the fresh air it's part of the country's roadmap to recovery. and see it for he said we feel free it's essential for physical and mental health it's essential to allow

north korean defector that's a south korean lawmaker say that he was 99 percent sure that kim jong il was dead so this really goes to show you the opaque nature of media coming out of north korea and definitely why i was there all the speculation i have a his health and even death for the past week aside. well i think when you look at north korea need to look at a few things 1st off as i mentioned the view into north korea really is blurred if not completely opaque when kim jong il died that's kim jong un's father back in 2011 the international community the world didn't find out for 2 whole days and only when the korea central news agency announced it we also have to remember north korea has a nuclear weapons program it's under sanctions from the united nations security council and that is a tremendous concern for the international community what happens to those when there is some change in leadership in north korea and that's where all 'd the speculation has been over the past week who is going to be the next leader and most of that speculation focused on kim jong un's younger sist

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weeks ago the day of sun this is the day when the whole of north korea celebrates the birth date of kim il sung the founding father of north korea and kim jong un's grandfather he missed that and followed shortly after by all sorts of speculation that maybe he had some sort of procedure maybe it went wrong some news agencies and some news media even reporting that he was gravely ill gravely sick well it seems to disprove that fact that he is alive and well and back attending these very public events once all but given how closed in on itself north korea is and given how much control he exerts over the country is there a chance here rob we may never know the real timeline of what really happened to him. quite possibly i think when it comes to the activities of the leader of north korea it is of course one of the most secretive opaque countries in the world when it comes to the activities of the leader and more so the health of the leader then we really have very little information to to go on and when we get disappearances like this then we do tend to get all sorts of theories cropping up q

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il>> august until 9:30 you want to ask him about this idea of voting by mail read 202-748-8000 four the eastern and central time zone. 20274 8004 the mountain and pacific time zone. your thoughts see sand and talso text us at 202-748-8000 three. youbrought something that the washington post editors takea look at editorial on this idea . they say this . states could put reasonable limits on alex harvesting. that is when third parties submit absentee ballots voter fraud of any type they say is extremely rare. >> that depends on how you're looking at it. can make the difference in postelection and we have close elections all the time in this country. there have been numerous cases of absentee drawn including cases as we said that have over election. the other thing i think people need to keep in mind is that wisconsin just held a very successful election. people voted both by asking the balance they voted in person, 300,000 individuals voted in person. the state put in safety protocols. everything from social distancing in the voter lines to sanitizing of voting materials and voting booths

2 weeks ago this was the commemoration celebrating the birth date of the founder of north korea kim il sung kim jong un's grandfather that he missed which then prompted speculation about what had happened to him the news report on one web site news website here in south korea reported that he had had some sort of cardiovascular procedure and then the reporting and various speculation got more louer it with various reports coming from the united states requoting intelligence sources they're saying that this procedure a gone horribly wrong the fact he was gravely ill well there seems to put to rest those rumors at least and as far as the chinese may be sending a medical team there is concerning overly callous here rob i guess beijing doesn't want a vacuum in pyongyang they want a known commodity in pyongyang. that is one of the things that has come out of all this just reminding us just about the cult surrounding the leadership in north korea and the fact that if their leader suddenly disappeared without the there being an apparent succession strategy in place about the potential instabi

is that this cabal is either il legitimate itself, it's making the government illedge -- il legitimate or in cahoots with those. -- the arguments really span the political divide. in this red-blue state america, you can find common usage of the deep state on both sides. today we hear mostly about it from donald trump and his allies in the republic party who want to cast doubt on lawful enforcement, fbi, at times cia. not long ago there was a alleged compliance between deep state alliance with companies driving policy in iraq and even afghanistan. so where did these terms come from. how new are they? did they come from the united states? were they imported from outside the united states? and perhaps the most important question by my like even more important than asking where they came from is where are they going and what deeper cultureal currents are empowering and propelling these arguments forward, giving them force.'cur propelling these arguments forward, giving them force.al 'currents are empowering and propelling these arguments forward, giving them force. historians like to look

these images savin broadcast on state television and they finally sign and say rumors about kim jong il and health. kim jong un seemingly in perfectly good health it seems especially given some of the reports had him barely clinging to life just a couple of days ago this was a big stage on which to reemerge into public view the opening of a large impressive fertilizer plant with cheap cheering crowds this all happened yesterday friday may the 1st in north korea it was widely reported on the case again a the official north korean news agency and now they're running extensive video footage on north korean state run television it is being run quite quickly compared to how north korean media machine often works so it is possibly possible that it is putting out these image images to quash as convincingly as possible all of these rumors that have been swirling about kim's health kim jong un appeared that the the ribbon cutting ceremony he was accompanied by his sister kim you know john he seems to be in good health he seems to be alert he was interacting good naturedly with officials other of

date in north korea's calendar this was 2 weeks ago the annual celebration of the birth date of kim il sung the founding father of north korea and kim jong un's grandfather that started all of this speculation about what had become of him we had reports from one news website here in south korea that he had undergone some sort of cardiovascular procedure followed by other reports there was a network from the u.s. that quoted a source there in intelligence saying that he was gravely ill and then we had all your it reporting from a japanese magazine saying that he was potentially brain dead even some defectors were well placed and prominent defectors here in south korea saying that they believed it actually died well all of these rumors do seem to have got a life of their own rob you mentioned they have younger 5th decade john now what the last few weeks of speculation has raised questions about who might succeed him . absolutely i mean it has been a reminder of just about the peculiar nature of this kim dynasty and the fact that there is so much power in the hands of one person the cult

north korean leader kim jong il has appeared in public for the 1st time in 3 weeks state media broadcast a video of committed dedication ceremony there had been speculation that the north korean leader was seriously ill even dead. a prison riot in venezuela has erupted over a ban on relatives of bringing food to inmates at least 17 inmates for killed and 9 injured after the army stormed the last honest prison in the west of the country. the coronavirus lockdown drags on in russia a techno group there is showing people how to party in self lation the music video by moscow based bad cream soda has taken the internet by storm and inspired people all over the world to death's their way through quarantine. with people around the world stuck in self isolation the song is dedicated to all the cancelled parties. which translates as i'm crying to techno has become a quarantine and it's taken over the russian speaking world or at least its balconies . soon after the release of the song people started posting their own versions of the video on social media across russia and ukraine as well as other

as i mention it the view into north korea really is blurred if not completely opaque when kim jong il died that's kim jong un's father back in 2011 the international community the world didn't find out for 2 whole days and only when the korea central news agency announced it we also have to remember north korea has a nuclear weapons program it's under sanctions from the united nations security council and that is a tremendous concern for the international community what happens to those when there is some change in leadership in north korea and that's where all the speculation has been over the past week who is going to be the next leader and most of that speculation focused on kim jong un's younger sister kim your jiang that we saw in the background that we've seen assisting kim jong un with his various duties including the recent summits that he had with south korean president moon j.n. and u.s. president donald trump. and frank smyth in self thanks very much for the update. here in europe the country with the most coronavirus cases spanging has now surpassed 25000 deaths but the nu

of north korea is all very speculative especially concerning the leader back in 2011 when kim jong il died the leader then kim jong un's father we didn't find out for 2 days until the case c.n.a. announced that also we need to be reminded that north korea has a nuclear weapons program so that is a big concern for the international community which has placed pyongyang under united nations security council sanctions and then also there's this issue of succession who will come next and over the past week we've heard people talk and write about kim your junk conjunctions younger sister who at 32 appears poised at some point to be the heir to the north korean regime. that's frank smith in seoul thank you frank the toughest lockdown restrictions in europe will begin to loosen their grip on public life starting today people in spain have been told to stay at home since mid march but now residents can go for walks and exercise outdoors either alone or with one member of their household the government hopes to further curbs on movement by the end of next month. we're joined now by our correspo

worshippers and tourists alike can walk through the doors of the world famous gothic structure known as il doom once more it comes after the country was subjected tight restrictions as coronavirus swept across the country to all other religious establishments along with major tourist attractions are also up and running. let's get you a quick reminder of our top story this hour. protests break out across the u.s. over justice for george floyd the tensions mount from minneapolis to new york city atlanta and also washington d.c. it follows the death of the 46 year old black man and for his cause to be in the appalachians earlier this week. don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app for the player or the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can also use a different and just send us your photos and think. that's the latest from the union is this hour on american abstain from meat and the entire team here in berlin thanks for the company

worshippers and tourists alike can walk through the doors of the world famous gothic structure known as il dumas once more comes after the country was subject to type restrictions as coronavirus swept across the country all other religious establishments along with major tourist attractions are also up and running a quick reminder now of our top story. protests break down across the u.s. over justice for george floyd tensions mount from minneapolis to new york city atlanta and also washington d.c. it follows the death of the 46 year old black man into police custody in minneapolis earlier this week. don't forget you can always get the w. news on the get go just download our app from google plus or on the app store that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for a new breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can also use the d w app to send us photos and videos of what's happening. as the latest from news this hour omarion and stealing from me and the team in berlin thanks for watching. passion drama competition rivalry mark

ill "lff il-‘ll hhts lu— could do to staff the nhs rather than work on a reserve force.t the retired? we saw it happening aureus or movies and dads army films but i'm not sure. to try and plaster over the huge wounds left by various cuts made by government, the lesson we have learned is that we have never needed oui’ learned is that we have never needed our nhs workers to be on point, trained, motivated and not have a huge turnover that we have recently seen. and that is the last word. thank you to both of our guests. it's the film review next. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in the home. from eliza hittman, writer—director of the brilliant beach rats, comes another drama that manages to combine the gritty authenticity of a documentary with the poetic sensibility of pure cinema. that looks like a positive. if it's positive, is there any way it could be negative? no. a positive is always a positive. in never rarely sometimes always, hittman investigates an urgent contemporary issue but does

of north korea is all very speculative especially concerning the leader back in 2011 when kim jong il died their leader then kim jong un's father we didn't find out for 2 days until the case c.n.a. announced that also we need to be reminded that north korea has a nuclear weapons program so that is a big concern for the international community which has placed pyongyang under united nations security council sanctions and then also there's this issue of succession who will come next and over the past week we've heard people talk and write about kim your junk conjunctions younger sister who at 32 appears poised at some point to be the heir to the north korean regime that's frank smith in seoul thank you frank austria has become one of the 1st countries in europe to lift many of its lock down restrictions put in place to stop the spread of the krona virus after 7 weeks where social contact was strictly regulated the country is relaxing its measures and trying to slowly return to a new normal austrians are now allowed to meet people from outside their own household but still at one meter d

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employees il to the know are working hard to help us get through. there are think serious concerns about the leadership coming from the white house during this pandemic as well as a need for a greater level of transparency around new initiatives of fema. with me today to discuss the response, my colleague from the homeland security committee. representing florida being a first responder herself, the representative is no stranger to disaster. have a very special guest online with us, a former administrator under the obama administration. he headed the florida division of emergency management at the local level. with the experience at the federal, state and local levels, there really isn't a better guest to discuss what is going on. that insight is important for both the general public as well as to conduct the oversight of the response, which has seen fema involved in the largest disaster response in history. forward to hearing your thoughts on some of these developments as well as where congress should focus their efforts to help respond and provide

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states starting to including texas on friday, butes il u rwe have more from our heah editor, hugh pam acquired airport for a friday, but there was a video with virus testing continuing. one o-tthe driough centers set up to expand capacity with an overall target of 10000 tests per day how do you intend turther develop and expand the testing network as moves to combat the virus? >> by tesng you can help treat patients better. you help people get back to work and there has been expansion of eligibility to get a test order to get back to work. also for surveys, and very soon we should have the first results of the surveys out in the field. hu: the scottish government says testing capacity, included in the total announced today, i set to rise from 8000 to 12,000 per day in a few weeks time. nithis mobile u staffed by military personnel opened toy. the daily u.k. tal includes testing kits sent to those who book to them online, but not actually completed. government forces argue it is the only way they can be counted, as it is harder to track when swabs are sent back to labs. there is confus

dramatically and not oth this doctor in the u k went straight to the intensive ce unhen be il a was inpital for sevenhe wee. outh correspondent has been speaking with him and his daughter. >> mike is agp, but jokes about his nickname. he loves to sale. in march he got coronavirus. ihecan sermebe vy aek spent seven in intensive care. inrygbut for his family, it wasl too real. >> we received a facetime from him before he was put on a ventilator, with him saying, is is what's happening, this might be the last time wspeak. which was absolutely heartbreaking. because we thought that was it. w horrible. >> it must be hard. when pveple go on the ilator, they go on for a few days. but that then turned into a week , then it turned into three weeks, then it turned into five eks. >> we weren't able to see him. we asked hold his hand. in and none of that was possible. >> nurses helped the family video call him.it was the firstd seen her dad for weeks. >> around week for five he was asking where you were. for him, you became ill the week before lockdown even started. he had no realization of what t

few days later for the first time ever he missed the big birthday celebration of his grandfather, kim il-sung, the state founder at april 15th in september 2014 he went dark for nearly 40 days then reemerged with a cane. and every time he gets out of the public eye questions arise about succession >> the fact that kim yong-jun appeared alongside her brother indicates she probably still is in the picture when it comes to concession >> reporter: and in that new propaganda video his youngest sister right there by his side >> that said looking at the photos, looking at the video of kim jong-un walking around, cutting the ribbon and being surrounded by officials it shows us that i think the leadership of kim jong-un is going to persist for a while. >> reporter: but for now the 36-year-old supreme leader still very much at the helm of the hermit kingdom >> molly joins us from london and the president, molly, is reacting tonight >> reporter: that's right, jose. so the president wasn't commenting on all the reports he was missing as of last week he's just tweeted to say i for one am glad to see he's

the facilities will have to make modifications il closook how camps plan ur we to create a safe environment for kids. >> today's santa clara county entered phase 2 of reopening. it is last county in the bay area to do so. retailers are now allowed to open for that curbside or outside pick up. this phase also allows manufacturers and though warehouser's the support we retail to resume their work. employees must wear face masks and follow social distancing guidelines. >> it is kind of exciting because it's being stuck at home you get kind of nc. you got to support local businesses. and good luck to them. >> as of today, customers are also required to wear a face covering enough any business in santa clara valley, even if it isn't doors. it is also required on public transmit. any other time, people are strongly encouraged to wear one. >>> of business be good to but, we are learning how battling the coronavirus pandemic walloped the state's economy. new numbers from the labor agency revealed unemployment soared to 15 5% in april. since the shelter-in-place began, 2.3 million jobs were lost in