it is my honor to welcome foreign minister kang to washington. it is important to meet with such a critical ally so early in my time as secretary at this critical time. our alliance with the republic of korea was a force in the crucible of war 65 years ago. tens of thousands of koreans and americans sacrificed their lives in pursuit of freedom for south korea. the citizenssince, of south korea took the hard-earned freedom and transformed their war shattered country into an economic wonder. it is the 11th largest economy on the globe, and a key force multiplier for u.s. leadership in the world. koreas.-republic of alliance has been fortified by the trials of history and is unequivocally stronger than ever. women of theen and u.s. are deployed in korea as part of the ironclad commitment to korea and the entire region. the prospect of peace and security in the korean peninsula and asian region is why we have stood shoulder to shoulder for more than six decades. i have had productive discussions with kim jong-un in preparation for president trump's s

saying it agreed to no such thing say the room is all not true that is what the ministry spokesman knew kang had to say dialogue with u.s. negotiators is currently ongoing what is for sure china has agreed to drop an anti dumping probe into u.s. imports of the sorghum crop used often in food and animal feed. well as bring in our financial correspondent yes go to in new york now yes trump says tomato china seems safe something else how likely is that they really came to an agreement regarding this trade surplus. well after the trade talks between the chinese delegation and a u.s. representatives on friday there are sources from the white house saying or some governmental officials that actually this two hundred billion dollar number is still on the table and i would say it is in general rather unlikely the biggest export item from the u.s. to china last year were aircraft in the value of sixteen billion dollars so from sixteen to two hundred billion dollars that is quite a get personal china for example would have to buy. in for about six hundred big airplanes to come up with anything close t

here is sung kang. ian: this was just a second ago. he misses the putt. in anger gives it up. he has made it legal. -- illegal. he'll get rid of that one again. bill: taken out of play. ian: give that a throw. go and grab a bit of loft, maybe a wedge to finish out. how about that? and his foot is going -- oh, why did you do that? he'll have to limp his way back to the clubhouse. bill: could not have been pleasant. at least had the mindfulness to go back and replace the club. this is where the tee shot ended up. ian: there's only one bad spot on this whole -- hole left, and there it is. a little shank-a-doodle. dottie: don't mind us. we are right here. he had nothing. ian: that fairway is nearly 40 yards wide and he hit it in the only unplayable spot. moving on. bill: aaron wise waiting on the tee back at the 17th. again, tremendous composure from this young man, as we said earlier. we talked to his coach at the university of oregon where he won an individual national championship and part of a team national championship. casey martin, the coach, said he is impressive, mature,

that the north korea remains open it any time to sit down for dialogue with the united states both kang and pompei o agreeing that we should still be working towards this dialogue to keep it alive and also not to lose the momentum that was built up you'll recall during the first summit between kim jong un and moon j n at the panmunjom summit of over a month ago the concern in south korea is that all of the goodwill that has been gradually built up over the preceding few months could now be wasted also reaction as well of course within the united states over that donald trump decision to call off the talks the top democrat politician in the us says kim jong un has emerged the big winner here. i think it's a good thing for kim own here you had a thought a person who killed all is own family members a person who has runs a police state being legitimized by the president of the united states they were on a par with each other he got global recognition and regard he's the big winner and we got this letter from the president saying ok never mind he must be having a giggle fit right there now

obscure the arch of yesteryear also provide a platform to paint the pictures of the president dominic kang. berlin. wall without is there these are our top stories people in lebanon are voting in the first parliamentary election almost ten years president michel aoun has cast his ballot in their weight and earlier prime minister saad hariri was also in the polling. a new system based on forceful representation will help overcome the sectarian divisions. human rights watch has strongly criticized saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salmond for what it calls a dramatic increase in detentions without trial the group says at least two thousand three hundred people have been detained for more than six months without trial some of been in custody for more than a decade the group says the saudi justice system only seems to be getting worse iran's president says the u.s. will regret quitting the nuclear deal like never before. iran is prepared to respond if such a decision is taken british foreign minister boris johnson is traveling to the u.s. to try and convince president donald trump to st

surprise pyongyang said it hoped for a trump-style resolution to resolve tensions my colleague, chery kang, joins us from hong kong. the north koreans may have been surprised but they have not responded with much anger. >> exactly i think that's what's surprised the market and stewed the market, too. so north korea saying they were surprised and saying they're still open to resolving issues with the united states even after president trump decided to cancel the summit that was supposed to happen next month. so i would say that's quite uncharacteristic of north koreans that we know of, especially given what we saw with the trump administration in washington last year north korea says it is still -- it wants to tell the u.s. once more they're open to resolving issues, however and whenever so pretty open attitude coming from north koreans i think the thinking is that yesterday's development, especially with the demolition of one of its nuclear testing sites, they were supposed to come out with stronger leverage going into the negotiating room in singapore, but of course the trump administrati

let's bring in chery kang. you have been watching this to and fro from the trump administration over whether this very important and historic dial loss when trump and kim jong-un happens on june 12th in singapore. there's no shortage of indecision coming out from the u.s. administration. can you shed some light on what you think will happen? >> i think i'm going to have to give more weight to a school of thought out there, this camp that still thinks the summit is likely to happen on june 12th. we're just looking at a part of the pre-negotiations or this diplomatic dance, as somebody called it, between trump and kim jong-un at this point. yes, we did see trump coming out with the strongest expression of doubt, but that can also be part of this negotiation. that's according to many north korean experts i need to get out this latest coming out of china, because remember what we saw overnight, president trump's suggestion of china's influence as president xi jinping influencing kim jong-un to come out a little tou

. >>> let's drill down more on the weakness in emerging markets, joining us is richard kang good to seee longest time we thought strong dollar was highly correlated to the emaernerging market trade and now we're seeing that play out would you be a buyer or seller of emerging market stocks? >> i would rather be a holder. buying now is not a problem. we're seeing market volatility your past speaker said the same thing. the more you see macro inputs, whether it's jerusalem, syria, latin america, we are seeing spikes we've all seen this before it's not problematic for investors. what is problematic is the flattening of the yield curve, that's something that should be on the top of the mind of investors and they should be reallocating based on that one thing that we talk about so often is the idea of correlations, trading relationships, how they pair up and trade in concert with each other. we had michael purves tell us that the f.a.n.g. stocks and emerging markets etf has a 0.89 coalition, meaning they trade in tandem is this something that we need to watch more closely is that emerging mar

coming up on gma, the vol kang noe rupgs in hawaii.af have shooting through the cracks and fissures there. evacuations, over 1,000 under way. dangerous conditions there. we'll tell you what safety measures are being taken. >>> also ahead, inexpensive chargers could be harming your iphone. millions of fake apple cables, we'll worry about that and what they mean for your phone, how you can protect it and who is at risk. may the 4th be with you. celebrating star wars day with director ron howard. he'll be talking about the newest movie in the franchise and the epic fandom that surrounds it. there are star troopers here guys. it is a big, big deal. cinco de mayo tomorrow. we've got run for the roses. ginger is back monday from maternity leave. see etta da my i don't, back to full strength in the weather department. >> rob, i have a quick thing to ask you. so our weather guy in the morning, mike, he decided to not do an impression of chewbacca this morning. i'm wondering if you have a chewbacca impression you would like to bestow upon us. >

. >>> if you are one of 330 million people using twitter you should kang your password. the san francisco company says a bug exposed enemy in an internal log. twitter put out a statement saying there are no signs of a hack or anyone stealing passwords and it fixed the problem. we aewe aapologize for the sky 7 sabby. here is twitter. it's not clear how long the bug was exposing passwords. but they advise you change your password. >> in pacifica what began as a dream became a hazard between the waves -- i'll catch up to you -- as there was a hazard at linda mar beach yesterday. we showed the dramatic video of the failed rescue erpt of a sailboat. the boat went under water not far from the beach where it was stranded. the situation is more complex. wayne friedman joining us from linda mar beach. >> linda mar beach. i'm stepping out of the trapino frame and show you what remains of the top of the sailboat at this point. beyond the surferers you might soo see the black spot not moving, the tip of an ice we agree of problems as the city of pacifica must deal with the removal a

my name is michael kang. i want to say take into consideration that many residents have been living there for years, and some grew up there, and some grow old there, and some of them actually unable to attend the meeting today. and this has been a very devastating and heartbreaking use for all of the residents living there. this would definitely did he have state the impact on many of the residents living there. the parents that usually use the courtyards for play times, and many of the 80 units facing the courtyard would be affected with no sun light and air flows. the air circulation would be very -- extremely poor and would not be possible for us when they block our courtyard. so we will lose the right -- daylight from -- get into our gardens, and the garden would become very filthy and dark. so i hope with your conscious andness judgment make the -- conscious and necessary judgment and make the right decision, not just to build some monument and max miimize r profit or block the sun light and take away ou

obscure the art of yesteryear also provide a platform to paint the pictures of the president dominic kang al-jazeera berlin. stay with us here at al-jazeera laura will be in the season just a member but more on breaking news from afghanistan of there having been a explosion at a mosque many dead favor. serious condition. the sam's in archaeology graduate from iraq is also a part time going to pergamon museum which includes a reconstruction of the famous ishtar gate in bubble most of the people he's showing around came to germany as refugees this is just one of several berlin museums taking part in the project called a meeting point and as well as bringing people together one of its aims is to emphasise the contribution of migrants right up to the present day to western culture. because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life here and part of life is culture. he was the world's most wanted man and last moving ahead with him was often. bin laden was very nervous about nature

obscure the arch of yesteryear also provide a platform to paint the pictures of the president dominic kang al-jazeera berlin. we can find out much more on everything living covering on our website the address algis the arad dot com thanks very much at adam joined us for the news hour stay with us back with long. the cards for. the street is quiet the signal is given. out so it's safe to walk to school last year the more than thirty minute is in this community in one month the police say this area is a red zone one of several in some townships in cape town children sometimes at court in the crossfire when rival gangs fight so parents and grandparents have started what they call a walking us to try to take them from gang violence i lost my. way limbs go i also lost my but there are more than one hundred fifty volunteers working for several walking busses teachers say it is working class attendance has improved the volunteers falso act as security guards of all my friends and coworkers who were detained i am the only one who survived they were waiting for news of the men for whom was only one

well upbeat and considered three words from china's foreign ministry spokesman lew kang on friday he said it was obvious there had been obstacles in the process preparing for the summit but it was also clear that the two sides were still willing to sit down and talk and china would do whatever it could to ensure that that happened and he appealed to washington and pyongyang to remain patient china and north korea appear to be talking with one voice of the moment their language is both restrained and measured now remember president donald trump has accused president xi jinping of essentially seeking to undermine the summit he says that president xi has influence over kim and he's using that influence to try to gain leverage in the current trade negotiations between washington and beijing down analysts here in china have essentially suggested that senior officials in the trumpet ministration the vice president mike pence the national security advisor john bolton had been out to actually scope of this summit right from the start and at the end of the day their voices have triumphed. at

obscure the art of yesteryear also provide a platform to paint the pictures of the president dominic kang al-jazeera berlin. the news hour but my colleague barbara starr will be with you and i met with much more days in jail. getting to the heart of the matter if will stuff i can go to support the bill calls you today and says let's have talks would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification would look like there are two people think the peace for unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. the nature of news as it breaks this is one of the areas where protestants had blocked the road forcing final higher than anything off the fight with detailed coverage because now there's an extremely hot muggy assad regime but everyone striving for the good of the state from around the world this museum aims to be a way of pasta torrie other regions history and its perfected war that has divided the tribes here for generations. jailed should never be a country club and anyone who spent time in our facilities will tell you they a

janice kang sing. >> occasionally in the shower. look at all my friend.is your name, honey. >> mia. >> do you like being on tv? >> yes. >> excellent answers, mia. we have video outside of scottsdale, arizona. this is a dust devil. e mia, isn't that cool? >> yeah. >> it is really cool. a whirlwind over land. no one was hurt. isn't that amazing? oh, my gosh. i love you mia, you come every day here on "fox & friends." you're so cute. here is the forecast, mia. 70 here in new york city. it will be rain any across the ohio valley, parts of florida. very hot and sunny across the south. thanks for coming. you want to say hi to anybody at home? >> bobby. >> lovely. you guys like being on tv? >> yeah. >> good answer. back inside. ainsley: thank you, janice. they're so cute. >>> tensions simmering in the middle east after days of air strikes between is rainfall and hamas. we're live on the ground. brian: wow, look at the video. star, bucks back open after closing thousands of stores after training. a new op-ed says liberals have jumped the shark. you remember fonzi

brian: "et"'s kang news. kanye west made a lot of news, he tweeted i like donald trump. thinking african-americans have it bad. this generation does not. candace owens says you're overserved in america. kanye west tweeted support. they talked. they had a chance to meet face-to-face. kanye did "tmz" yesterday. ainsley: watch this. >> this was a feeling i had, like, people were taught how to think. we're taught how to feel. we don't know how to feel for ourselves. people say feel free. they don't want us to feel free. freedom, first of all, just doing something that everybody tells you not to do. >> i just love trump. that is my boy. there is a class war happening right now. the class war is one of the reasons why trump won because obama was so high-class, that it stopped speaking to the middle and the lower class. steve: kanye took a lot of heat aligning himself with candace owens. he took a lot of heat for loving trump. took a lot of heat saying slavery was a choice. brian: he fired back. listen, with i'm trying to say. the mind-set is a choice. don't look back 400 years

saying it agreed to no such thing say the room is all not true that is what the ministry spokesman knew kang had to say dialogue with u.s. negotiators is currently on.