it for the president kiir there il, for the president kiir there on the streets and people are goingsual but there is a lot of concern about the new tests particularly the south korean president. what have you heard? on the street, as you can see, life goes on. there is a difficulty for president moon here. he has not been infora president moon here. he has not been in for a week but he came into power promising closeness with north korea believing that if you have full operation —— make cooperation with pyongyang, it may diffuse the situation. the question that now, what if pyongyang simply cannot be moved off the nuclear ambition? what if there is no negotiations that will result in a ceiling of the arsenal or an abolition of the arsenal? what if there is no point in negotiating as the us and south korea would see it? does the soft line evaporate and it becomes the previous policy of continual sanctions plus the possibility of war? we simply don't know. what president moon may be finding is that the reality of decision—making in power is a lot more difficult than campaign rhetoric.

there is a new president kiir who has been in powerfor is a new president kiir who has been in powerifferent approach to his predecessor —— like the new president here. he said that dialogue was the week forward. clearly, that hasn't been taken up in pyongyang. —— the way forward. we have had to missile tests in the space of a week. the foreign minister said they were reckless and irresponsible actions, throwing cold water over the hopes and desires of the new government. for denuclearisation and peace on the korean peninsula. what the government would have hoped for would be some kind of pause in the missile testing programme. that has not happened. the dilemma now is, does it take up the hardline approach of its predecessor? a big debate in this country and beyond about whether you accept that north korea will become a nuclear power and then work out ways of doing a deal, adding it money, so you control it and monitor it. this will definitely test the patience of the new south korean president. that is right. because he came into power with a different plan. one of the significant

the president kiir what's a blog about football but incidents from past and current politics bring upd of the russian world cup and that there could be controversy then that there could be controversy then that controversial tournament. for fifa, the issues just that controversial tournament. for fifa, the issuesjust keep that controversial tournament. for fifa, the issues just keep on coming. elsewhere this evening... england's women will face denmark in theirfinal warm—up game before the european championship this summer. the match against the danes is in copenhagen on saturdayjuly the 1st. denmark have also qualified for the euros. england face scotland, spain and portugal in their group games at the tournament injuly. andy murray's preparations for the french open have stalled again. the world number one has been knocked out of the madrid open at the last 16 stage by borna coric. a player ranked 59 in the world. adam wild reports. in sport, progress comes in many forms. in madrid, it was the electronic coin toss. progress of sorts. andy murray, with an early—season injury behind h

kiir is from the dinka tribe, machar from the rival nuer tribe.hting between the two sides soon involved other sub-tribes. battles broke out across the country. murderous raids on civilian communities are a favored tactic according to jonathan pednault of human rights watch.. >> both opposition and government fighters see specific ethnic groups as being supportive of either of their opponents and in order to decrease the military capacities of their opponents they decide to target civilians because without civilians those fighters won't have a place to stay, receive food, receive popular support. so the aim by targeting civilians is meant to cut the grass under the feet of those fighters. >> reporter: this is what ethnic cleansing looks like. entire populations of specific tribes are being forced out of areas in south sudan. malakal town was a mixture of tribes. government and opposition forces have been fighting over it throughout the war, both committing atrocities. each time the town changed hands, civilians of a specific tribe were targeted. i

nbc's kiir simmons shows us the importance influence the duke has had. >> reporter: making the historicuncement this morning, prince phillip, the single most important person in the queens life standing down from royal duties. at 95, he will no longer carry out public engagement this year. the queen in full support. >> he's retiring. i think he'll be attending major royal events, but no 9:00 to 5:00 anymore. >> reporter: this is how the world knows him. loyal companion, always two steps behind the queen. >> the queen is going to be greatly moved and affected because prince phillip has been by her side. >> reporter: rumors started when the british tabloid reporting that a highly unusual emergency meeting was called at buckingham palace this morning. for all senior royal staff members. initially the palace refused to reveal what the meeting was about. setting off a fire storm of speculation. media quickly gathering outside the palace. prince phillip was seen enjoying himself just yesterday attending an event in london. both royals enjoying the day at the zoo last month. today, taken it's

a split between president salva kiir and his vice president riek machar in 2013 tore apart the country, sparking a civil war. both sides have been accused of war crimes. most recently, government soldiers have been attacking communities of tribes seen as supportive of machar's rebel fighters, killing civilians and forcing large groups of people to flee. they run into these massive swamps. it is a good hiding place from soldiers hunting them, but there is nothing to eat here, so famine has come to both marco and rebecca's homes. this is a cruel, man-made disaster. there is food in south sudan, but many have had to leave it behind when they flee. food is being dropped by aid agencies to the most desperate, those with the strength come out of hiding to get life-saving supplies. this is leer, the famine area where marco is from. people here used to grow their own vegetables, and farm cattle. when they ran for their lives into the bush, they left behind any way of feeding themselves. the international committee of the red cross is giving them tools and seeds. if they plant maize now, they c

president salva kiir, of the dinka tribe, pitted against his vice president riak machar, from the nuerbe. dinka government soldiers have been fighting rebels, led mostly by the nuer tribe, all across the country. both sides are accused of taking part in war crimes. one of those crimes: rape. it has become a tool of war here, used with barbaric consistency. a ruthless form of collective punishment against rival tribes, gang-raped by soldiers. this young mother of four is now eight months' pregnant. >> ( translated ): this is the result of tribalism. if it wasn't, then the fight would be between soldier and soldier. but now they do this to women. they are raping women because our husbands are not here. they are rebels, away fighting. when they were raping me, they kept calling me a nuer and a rebel. >> reporter: soon, she will have yet another child to care for, in this desperate poverty. the international rescue committee helps these women, assigning social workers to keep them going long after the physical scars fade. yet even here, there is no guarantee of safety. in a war where sexua

starring nicole kidman, kiir stin dunst. described as a southern gothic horror picture.or prize from cannes, congratulations, sofia. "lost in translation" is one of my favorites. >> and horror up amy's alley. >> i put that headline in there for you because that's on your must-see list. >>> also in "pop news," it was a wedding worth snapchatting. supermodel, miranda kerr, and evan spiegel, got married this weekend in the backyard of their brentwood, los angeles, home. intimate, just 50 people, family, friends, fellow models. sources telling e! news it was rustic with farmhouse tables and her 6-year-old son flynn who she had with her ex-husband orlando bloom racing around the yard very happy. grammy winner, jason mraz performed, and so did colby caillat. the evening ended on a high note when miranda jumped on stage and sang shania twain's hit "still the one." i hope he's still the one since they've only been together two years. she's 34, and she's worth $4 billion. >> billion with a b. >> billion with a b. >> $4 billion. >> yeah. all those cute little snapchat things. talk