kim: yes. i've always been a proponent of having conversations, even when you hate somebody so badly. if you can come together and have a conversation, we could resolve the tensions. a situation moves with dialogue. when it comes north korea, it is hard to say when north korea will come back to the table, as they have demonstrated. it is difficult to predict what north koreans will do. a couple of the things we can do, or what comes to mind, is that with respect to sanctions. i do not believe in sanctions will move kim jong-un to come back to the table. we try that with china, and that is a nuclear regime that has oppressed people for decades. i would like to see signs north korea that is willing to move forward with reforms and politicalization, and human rights, as i've mentioned. that is something that i consistently talk about. human rights should remain a part of our approach north korea. if we cannot rely on the kim regime to protect the basic rights of his own people, they cannot be trus

also joining us is congressman kim. congressman kim represented california's 39th district in the house of representatives. she also serves as the cochair of the congressional study group of korea with congressman barra. congressman kim started her work for former congressman ed troyer's where she was a key liaison to the 39th district, and an advisor on the asian-american community and foreign policies. prior to serving in congress, congresswoman kim was the first ever korean american woman to serve in the california state assembly. as an assembly woman, she fought to grow jobs, support small businesses, and ensure public safety, support veterans, and protect victims of the -- domestic violence. two highly qualified and distinguished members of congress joining us today. for this csis broadcast. let me just say first that we are really grateful that both of you could take the time to join us today. it will be good to see everyone without masks on. this is virtually, and we can see everybody smile. thank you for joining

kim: is not a way of rigging the election. have 46 names on this ballot, so it is possible someone's name will appear in a folder on one of the vote five mail-in ballots. they have the same content on the ballots. if it is the case, the reason there is concern about where that overall appearance, if the ballots tear in the process, the vote may be in that chair. if that happens, election officials will remake that ballot, and they do that in teams of two, so the ballot can be accurately scanned and counted, so that is not a reason for people to be worried about the selection. kristen: every registered voter was sent on ballot. what are the different ways you can turn it in and make sure it is countered and make sure you can still vote in person kim:? kim: all 58 counties will have in-person voting available across the state tomorrow. voting sites are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. you also can turn in your work by mail ballot at any voting location in your county or if you find yourself out of your county tomorrow, bring you

kim: absolutely.idea of something that has pushed common prosperity, a crackdown to try to ease inequality by cracking down on technology as well as finance sectors, among others. he will want to soften the blow for small investors at least. will he allow ever grand to fail? >> yeah. that's a very good question. this whole crusade about common prosperity doesn't sit very well with the state and poorer taxpayers bailing out big property conglomerates that have gotten into trouble through speculation. it's another reason to suspect why the chinese government is likely to go quite tough on ever grand and not show much sympathy towards him. i think it also brings into a broader point about china's long-term economic trajectory. many of the companies most productive companies are these tech sectors which the government has recently launched a crackdown against. if it's not prepared to allow these companies does prosper, develop, invest as it looked like a few years ago, it brings into question china's broa

we have also seen remarks coming from kim jong, the sister of kim jong-un, belittling south korea, tooint that the south korean media and public have observed it with quite some alarm. and as many north korea experts know, when north korea starts to engage in activities around the reactor, this is a very clear signal that it wants to get a response. the only thing worse that they could perhaps do at this point is certainly conducting another nuclear experiment. the last time it did was in 2017, and i wouldn't be surprised that we actually see that happening again. dareen: okay, important points raised. we'll get on to all of those in a moment, but first, let's drill down a little bit more on this particular u.n. report. june park, the u.n is describing this as deeply disturbing, deeply troubling. excuse me. can you tell us what exactly the discharge of cooling water indicates? >> well, basically, the fact that the reactor is reactive, is in under operation now, indicates that it is going against sanctions, and it is -- against u.n. sanctions, and it is clear to many observers in north

kardashian was promoting. fist what kim kardashian was promoting-— what kim kardashian was ”romotin. 11,704 _ promoting. at the latest count there are 11,704 crypto - there are 11,701; crypto currencies in existence. ethereum max, which kim kardashian was promoting isn't actually even a big crypto currency. at the time it is now 3162nd in the rankings. so, we are not talking about a major crypto currency here. and the confusion could be that ethereum max could be conflated with ethereum which is the second—biggest crypto currency at the time you're talking right now. ultimately there are two issues here, first we have these celebrities are endorsing crypto currencies which have not been tested and secondly the crypto currencies can have a name which is very similar to the major crypto currencies that are out there. it the major crypto currencies that are out there.- that are out there. it does seem like _ that are out there. it does seem like a _ that are out there. it does seem like a strange - that are out there. it does i seem like a strange strategic decisions. kim kardashian obv

kim, thank you for that great presentation. definitely provided, i think, a very clear delineation between the various proposals we've seen. and i'm glad to see many more affordable units and a higher percentage of affordable. i guess a couple of questions. did century urban make any statements regarding the financial feasibility of 45%? >> yes. century urban's finding was that a development program at up to 45% is financially viable. and certainly, we can let them speak to that directly. brian, did you want to make a comment on that? >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm brian sparkman. thank you, kim. i'm managing principle at century urban and pleased to be here with you all today. we have spent a significant amount of time working with kim along with ocii staff on this project. our goal is to, one, validate the project economics. two, to make sure as acting as a fiduciary to ocii that we're pushing for the highest level of on site inclusionary that is feasible and supportable by the project. my colleague is on the line with

take a look at kim jong un. ♪

>> that, i'm not going to lie that touched my heart. >> kim kardashian. felt like -- like was maybe one of my sorority sisters or someone. she was down to earth, i felt comfortable around her. then i could see the mother in her. >> what really took away her celebrity was when she sat down and she broke down my brother's case. that means that she actually did the work. >> reporter: julius' future depends on oklahoma's governor, kevin stitt. if he agrees with the board's recommendation, julius' sentence would commute to life in prison with the possibility of parole. but his execution date still looms, set for november 18th of this year. the governor of oklahoma, if he were sitting right here, madeline, what would you say to him? >> i'd like for him to do the right thing. because the truth will set you free. but most of all, being in leadership, i know sometimes it's hard to make decisions, and you have to try to make the right decisions. >> what does justice for julius look like? >> it looks like julius being able to feel the sun on his skin. it looks like

kim is also calling out the u.s. for what he says is its hostile policy.s correspondent greg pal cot has details. >> reporter: kim jong untaking nice to his neighbor to the south. kim said this week he wants to restore severed communication between the north and south. >> reporter: reacting to diplomatic efforts by going after biden at the u.n. >> we pursue the complete denuclearation of the korean peninsula. >> reporter: kim is reported to have said it is no more than a trick for deceiving the international community and hiding its hostile acts. kim also said he'd continue to bolster his nuclear arsenal under scoring that pyongyang continues to test nuclear capable weaponry. just this month there's been a cruise missile launch, then mobile missiles. this week what the north claimed is a superfast maneuverable hyper sonic missile. experts are doubtful and say the launch was less than a success, though they could be a game changer. >> they are significant. exactly what the significance is i think we'll have to assess in the next few day. >> reporter: there'

kim jong-un thinner than a few months before. >> is it in their interest that king kill kim jong-un is and north korea. >> reporter: kim was enjoying a bright green drink with a twisty star looking like a reemerging of the supreme leader during the height of pandemic he sealed off his country to everyone including china and following his high-rprofile summits with donald trump. kim tested shorter range ballistic missiles this year, the missile test, slimmed down look could be a calculations from kim to steer president biden's attention his way. >> we have to think about the atmosphere now where we're consumed by the pandemic. the united states is also involved in the pullout of afghanistan. north korea knows that the united states can't give it the due attention it wants. the best thing he can do now is continue to basically poke the needle in our side to remind us that north korea remains a persistent threat. >> while an cysts say the latest tests are a way for kim jong-un to get the biden administration's attention they are worried it could be part of an accelerated arms race with so

we have also seen remarks coming from kim jong, the sister of kim jong and belittling south korea, to the point that the south korea media and probably have observed with quite some alon and as many of korea experts know when north korea starts to engage in activities around young b on this is a very clear signal that it wants to get a response. the only thing was that they could perhaps do at this point is certainly conducting another nuclear experiment. last time it was in 2017. and i wouldn't be surprised that we actually see that happening again. ok, important points arrays will get onto all of those in a moment. but 1st, just let's drill down a little bit more on this particular un report in june park. you one is describing this as deeply disturbing, deeply troubling, excuse me. can you tell us what exactly the discharge of cooling water indicates? well basically the fact that the reactor is re reactive is an under operation now indicates that it is going against un sanctions. and it is clear to many observers on, on north korea that what's happening with inside north korea, with

and to my mind, the chairman kim jones is not going to undertake this anytime soon. he wants to be recognised. he wants to be recognized as a nuclear power and at the same standing as for example, pakistan and india will also nuclear powers, but not in the nonproliferation treaty. so demand of d p r k, to dismantle all the nuclear weapons. what is going to be the counter offer that has been given and there is nothing right now. okay. do you have any and site on that? yes, so the north koreans, i think, have told us on multiple occasions clearly and they are terms in some cases what they're looking for at the 100 summit, for instance, in february 2019, the north korean quest was for the united states to offer a very sort of large package of sanctions really mostly focusing on the un security council resolutions that were passed in 2016 or 2017 with the russian and chinese support out of time when north korea was very rapidly expanding as qualitative capabilities and so far as the nuclear deterrent was concerned apart from data on the security side of things. there's a

paul: kim, what about the world.gs and how he has handled this and ability to focus, is that the kind of message you're hearing more and more? kimberley: yeah, you're definitely hearing that around the world especially because of nato allies, this had been a 20-year mission together. they begged the administration to rethink its plans and to help them evacuate, do things differently and they wouldn't listen and, you know, this has not just implications for national security and america's projection of strength as dan was mentioning, let's remember that this is a white house that says it wants to accomplish most of what it wants to do overseas in a diplomatic, multi-lateral way. well, if you have offended your partners, it makes it that much harder for you to do that on any agenda, whether it'd be climate change, whether it'd be other security compacts or other diplomatic issues. they have really left a dark mark with people a lot of people that they want to claim are going to be america's best partners in these effor

kim jong noom. >> kim jong noom is different.es a brutality oppressive totalitarian rule to change your habits for good. >> now i don't get hungry when i feed my insubordinate relatives to wild dogs. >> enter promo code "slim kim" for 40% off and start living your most glorious, supreme life. kim jong noom. >> it's the bomb! [ applause ] >> jimmy: i'm sure those were just calories. kim jong-un's peloton instructor has to be the scariest job in the world, right? [ laughter ] at the white house today, president biden broke in to my soap operas to outline his new plan to squelch the virus. the plan is called "guam," and if you bought yourself a bottle of ivermectin in the last 14 days, you're going on a little trip there. [ laughter ] no, biden announced a controversial plan to require all employers with more than 100 workers to get their people vaccinated, or require weekly testing. the president is also requiring all federal workers to get vaxxed. vaxed and waxed, he wants his mailmen smooth. [ laughter ] and of course, a lot of p

kim, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. kim will vote yes. as the member designated by mr. rush pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on the amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by congress member napolitano pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congress member he napolitano will vote yes yes on the amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york. mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman johnson, pursuant to h. res. 8, and pursuant to h. res. 8, chair meeks will votey on the amendment. as the member designated by by congresswoman grace meng, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that congresswoman meng will vote yes. as the member designated by brand on boyle, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that congressman boyle will vote yeah on the amendment. teufplt for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. wasserman

kim jo jones, i was responding to a call by the south korean president moon j and well mcbride has the latest for me . so it is potentially quite important. give it that it does come from kim, jo jung, who tends to be one of the more critical uncompromising voices of the north korean leadership when it comes to a dealings with south career and also the united states. this was in response of course to that a call from moon j in the president of south korea who is desperate to try to restart talks with north korea and sees a formal declaration to, to the end of the korean war. as a way to do it, describing it as being pivotal for the whole korean peninsula. now he has made these calls before, but a coming with the talks being stored. he really sees this is one of these remaining opportunities to try to restart the go see ations. now, initially, it was treated with some dismissive nus by north korea with a vice foreign minister saying earlier on friday that it was up to the united states to drop its hostile post during his he put it in order for this to new, go anywhere, but then that was

this is kim kardashian now. she's - all dressed in black. this is kim kardashian now. shrouded in black? . ., ,, , , in black? that might make sense. bein: in black? that might make sense. being the kind _ in black? that might make sense. being the kind of _ in black? that might make sense. being the kind of guy _ in black? that might make sense. being the kind of guy that - in black? that might make sense. being the kind of guy that looks . being the kind of guy that looks deeply at these things, that would feel to be logical, but i have not seen that explanation anywhere. i think she just wanted to come in called me know.— think she just wanted to come in called me know. there are two of those images _ called me know. there are two of those images that _ called me know. there are two of those images that deserve - called me know. there are two of those images that deserve a - called me know. there are two of. those images that deserve a remark. our very— those images that deserve a remark. our very own — those images that deserve a remark. our very own fabulous emma

i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> afghanistan's valley now the focus of taliban efforts to completely take over the country but anti-taliban forces are fighting back. panjshir is the only territory not under taliban control. fresh fighting was reported saturday with both sides claiming successes. cnn cannot independently verify the accuracy of those reports. and the largest currency exchange market reopened for the first time in nearly three weeks, but banks are limiting withdrawals. ben farmer is in kabul and is joining us by phone. so let's start with that fighting, what is the latest on the conflict there? >> we know that there have been several days of heavy fighting in panjshir, and as you said both sides have said that they have had successes and victories, but all we know independently is that the taliban have penetrated into the valley as far as a hospital which is run by an international aid charity. and it is a significant way into the valley. so the situation of the resistance is

but certainly, i think over the next few decades, kim jong on, at least as long as he's alive. and as long as he's leading north korea, i find it very difficult to imagine the kind of internal and external developments that would have to take place for north korea. fundamentally revisit the use of nuclear weapons. right. that's right. thank you. on karen. thank eugene and jenny, unfortunately we'll have to leave the conversation there a big thanks to all of our guests and to your community for joining the discussion until next time. we'll see you online. ah . when freedom of the press is under threat? you know, you just thought genuinely about your thoughts towards the making government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here just some of access points. the shift, the focus, the panoramic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext. the prime minister clamped down on the press covering the waves. the news is covered, listening post on or around $200.00 ways. buyers have struck turkey in recent weeks and also support has how to bring them under control. a

and last my password says, has kim dungan expressed any signs of wanting real dialogue? jenny? i'm also curious to add to this, it seemed like in the trump administration, things took a weird turn there for a little bit. and i'm just curious, where are we now? has it reset to back before or did things change? because a trump's different approach and is qindzhong interested and having similar meetings with biden or do we now well, you know, during this, from administration and, and actually several times the north koreans have committed to deni grades asian of the korean peninsula. and certainly there's some learned a meaning to some of that, but this idea of are they willing to negotiate? yes, they're willing to negotiate. but the reality is, is that they're not going. that doesn't mean they come to the table and simply put the nuclear weapons on the table and say, here, what can i get for this? this is a process. and like i said, there is some security underpinning to their nuclear program that also needs to be addressed in that process. and what you saw in singapore, in 2018,

kim? >> sam, we're hearing more and more about rumblings, you know, a growing schism between the taliban hardliners and pragmatists. what more do we know about this and how is it playing out so far? >> well, it's a fascinating area. if we look back a couple of weeks to the formation of the caretaker government of the taliban, it's entirely made up of hard liners, very heavily dominated by the hakani clan who run the hakani network, a network that was dominant in terms of terrorist activities in kabul and on the road to pakistan. and indeed, the defense minister of the new government and is high on the fbi's most wanted list, with a multi-million-dollar price tag on his head. so you've got that high, high degree of ironclad hard liners inside the caretaker government and at the same time, for example, on education, very mixed messages coming out. on friday, schools were ordered to reopen, but girls, the future of girls in secondary schools remains in some doubt, with the taliban spokesman t

assembly. —— kim song.rcises between united states and south korea which happen here on the peninsula. they also said that they were justified in developing a war deterrent and testing and developing missiles. that was the statement from the ambassador just as this missile test below. the question i often get is what is going on? we are seeing pyongyang emerge from isolation over the last few weeks, we have had more missile test, more statements, especially from kim jong—un pearl -- kim —— kim jong—un's says that out of all of these talks will come with huge precondition so we are talking the scratch mixing the pyongyang playbook are once again raising tensions, but also raising the possibility of talks at the same time. thank you very much, laura bicker. a team of tanker drivers provided by the british army is to be put on standby to help ease the fuel crisis in the uk. the biggest manufacturers including bp and shell said that demand for petrol was expected to return to normal in the coming days but they

how significant is this statement from kim jo, john it is potentially quite important given that it is of course, kimmie. jung, who tends to be the more critical uncompromising voice of the north korean government in dealings with south korea and also the united states. and this is in response to the call from noon j and the president of south korea, the un general assembly, who is desperate to try to restart negotiations with the north calling for a formal end to the korean war, which you said would be a pivotal moment for the whole of the korean peninsula now he has made this call before and initially it was greeted by north korea with some dismissive ness, a vice of vice foreign minister saying that it was up to the united states 1st to show that it was willing to drop what he called their hostile posturing, but this was then followed up with these interesting remarks by kim jo. john, who again was skeptical about the office saying that south korea with, for example, guilty of double dealing. but at least holding open the door to the possibility of having further talks about the say

kim can't sidestep their status of a rogue community.north korea from participating in the winter olympics in beijing, at least under the country's official name, because of their decision not to send athlete to the summer games in tokyo. >> missing the olympics, not once but twice in the space of a year, is a terrible missed opportunity for north korea. i think because they have been in this emergency lockdown state with the pandemic, they will have to pay the price of being relegated to a non-player, a non-actor. >> analysts say despite this pageantry, his appearance, north korea is probably worse off internally than the world realizes. during the pandemic, north korea's border with china has been closed off. food, revenue, other resources have not been getting in. north korea ns are likely in moe desperate straits than normal. >> thank you very much. >>> more breaking pandemic news coming into "the situation room." the second largest school district voting just moments ago to mandate covid-19 vaccines for all eligible students. let's

what the latest footage of kim jong-un shows. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." front loader odor. you know that smell when you open your funky front load washer? but at ge appliances, we've engineered the first and only front load with ultrafresh vent system with odorblock. so you can-- shut the front door! no one says that. another way we make good things, for life. life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that's scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. (dog vo) mmmm, this beneful grain free... scie... is so healthy.d to help manage your blood sugar. aahh - farm raised chicken! it's good chicken. mmm, here come the accents, blueberries and pumpkin, wow. and spinach! that was my favorite bite so far. (vo) try beneful grain free... and our other beneful recipes. healthful. flavorful. beneful. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil® aleve® or motrin® sometimes can. for trusted relief, trust t

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," new reflations about a deadly drone strike in kabul that killed ten civilians, including seven children. cnn speaks to the family mourning their loved ones. >>> plus, a plea when it comes to pregnant women and the covid vaccine and the grim figures that back it up. >>> and they're back on earth. crew members of inspiration 4 return home after their historic three-day mission. >>> a warning from the cia came too late to stop a u.s. air strike that killed ten afghan civilians last month. according to three sources, the intelligence agency warned there were likely civilians in the area and possibly children just seconds before the missile hit. the strike followed a suicide bombing that killed 13 u.s. troops and scores of afghans at the kabul airport, but the pentagon now admit is no one in the car was linked to isis-k, calling the air strike a mistake. cnn's nic robertson has been speaking to the relatives of those killed and he filed this report from kabul. >> t

as is a signal that kim jong room is ready to talk or what's going on here? absolutely, we have been seeing a series of developments out of north korea that clearly suggest that kelly has become very impatient with the state of the process. so we have seen change in the language used by the north korean state media with regard to south korea to definitely become more hostile aggressive. we have also seen remarks coming from kenya, john, the sister of kim jong and belittling south korea to the point that the south korea media and probably have observed with quite some alon and as many of korea experts know when north korea starts to engage in activities around young b on this is very clear signal that it wants to get a response. the only thing was that they could perhaps do at this point is certainly conducting another nuclear experiment. the last time it did was in 2017. and i wouldn't be surprised that we actually see that happening again. ok, important points arrays will get on to all of those in a moment. the 1st just, let's drill down a little bit more on

the fact there was a missile in the air shortly before song kim, ambassador kim said this, certainly interesting. >> translator: given the u.s./south korea military alliance increased military threats against the dprk, nobody can deny the righteous right for north korea to develop, test, manufacture and purchase the weapons systems equivalent to the ones which are possessed or developed by them. >> reporter: in terms of this launch itself, it was pretty routine, if you want to say that, for what is considered to be an illegal missile launch by north korea in violation of u.n. security council resolutions. at least it is, if the japanese government described it as a ballistic missile, the north koreans have yet to actually officially confirm what they launched from the province, a mountainous region that straddles the chinese border. that is where in 2017 north korea launched an inter-continental ballistic missile which, of course, led to the further tightening of sanctions, further escalation of tensions and the korean detente where there were the face-to-face meetings between kim jo

kim jo jen was responding to a call by the south korean president moon j in made up the you in general assembly hum, bundle promotion 2 years ago in this very place i declared 0 tolerance for war, a mutual security guarantee. and co prosperity is the 3 principles required to resolve issues related to the korean peninsula. last year, i propose the declaration to formerly end the korean war. more than anything and end of war declaration will mark a pivotal point of departure to create a new order of reconciliation and cooperation on the korean peninsula. i once again urge the community of nations to mobilize its strength for the end of war declaration on the korean peninsula and proposed that the 3 parties of the 2 careers, n d, u. s. or 4 parties of the to create and us and china come together and declare that the war on green peninsula is over. let's bring in rob mcbride, who's life for us in sol, rob, how significant is the statement from kim jones, sister? it is potentially quite important. give it that it does come from kim jung, who tends to be one of the more critical uncompromisi

the statement from kim jo jung is in response to south korea races call for formal end to the korean war. that conflict ended in $953.00 with an armistice. not a pace tracy leaving the 2 sides technically still at war for more in this story. let's bring in rob mcbride lab for us in. so hello there. rob. how significant is this statement from the system? it is potentially quite important given that it is of course, kim jong, who tends to be the more critical uncompromising voice of the north korean government. and it was in response to this interesting call from noon j and the president of south korea to have a formal peace declaration to formally bring the hostilities to an end mood j. and of course, has been pushing, tried to restart the negotiations with the north sea, only has a number of months left in office and with daily like to see that happen. so he made this call at the you un, it was originally treated with good rather dismissively by north korea, early friday, a vice foreign minister saying that it was up to the us to drop it's hostile attitude before they could ever talk

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom" life- >> my message to unvaccinated americans is this, what more is there to wait for? >> trust frustration at the white house and republicans are promising to fight. >>> and plus the justice department takes on texas' controversial abortion law. and a cnn exclusive investigation ucncovers evidenc of genocide ini tigray. the white house's latest move to halt an alarming spread of covid-19 is provoking and angry backlash among republicans, they are furious that many large companies could soon face hefty fines. the administration's tough new measures directly impact more than 20 million people whose jobs are tied to the u.s. government. an executive order now requires all federal workers and contractors to get their shots soon or they could be fired. kaitlan collins reports that is only the start. >> reporter: president biden unveiled new measures to try to encourage tens of millions to get vaccinated saying he believes those 80 million americans who still have n

we have details of the potentially groundbreaking development for kim jong un's missile program.e everyone can chef. but the thing they'll remember forever? watching the game together once again. the time for getting back together is now. find it on vrbo. (jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, behaviors, feelings, or have suicidal thoughts. common side effects include inflammation of the nose and throat, insomnia and sleepiness. don't take austedo if you have liver problems, are taking rese

kim, scott, have a beautiful labor day weekend. appreciate it. u.s.n is open but only for vaccinated fans. players are not being held to the same standards. we'll discuss why not and democrats divided, aoc seemingly suggesting west virginia senator joe manchin is responsible for the historic flooding here in the northeast. reaction to latest claims right after this. ♪♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. president biden in his left work to push through three and a half trillion dollar liberal wish list. some democrats are doing what i can to stop them especially west virginia senator joe manchin. carl joins us with more. >> does the visi

and, by the way, i need to mention kim promoted his sister kim yo-jong to the state affairs commissionshe is now without a doubt the second most powerful person in north korea. she is around 32 years old. one woman, very elite group of ten men. the top decision making body in north korea right there next to her brother as his closest confidant. >> loyalty and -- >> reporter: i got it all in there two minutes. >> fantastic, will. so good. the kind of story you read between the lines. will ripley for us in taipei. good to see you, will. >>> now, britney spears is celebrating a huge win in the battle to regain control of her life. the fans cheered the los angeles judge's decision to suspend jamie spears as the conservator of her estate. she is free from her father's oversight. the attorney said the decisions were celebrated. he underscored how long it took to get to this point. take a listen. >> it's a great day for britney spears, and it's a great day for justice. and there is definitely something to celebrate. but it's also a solemn day. britney spears has been faced with a decade-long

kim o made him the edge of receiving them all. i was in the bottom because of a kim who do the char salo, nimble the commission to ma spring, shaded by common on your make hello. be noticed by that m offset police would, would i call my saw to make them come after me at us. you know what, what, how rosa juma sought to do. what i'm able to see on my, on the, on off, would you feel my little boy's your marshmallow? why don't we agree like mommy ship all of them? do you enjoy me? can you talk? i was just you and i was but a hold him your there is no balsam or that i can we stuff. it's your stuff like a motion to cut all that. ah, cookers him with yes yes, we have more. she was the last and you told me to fill believe and he was a boy, you must get a cord thomas, by the time that it was all for going to come in. i mean, you know what, you're gonna love this awesome. well, if she did give us a majority, we could just submit a safety, reddish, but she wouldn't meet on a yard. i'm all up, isn't it? what the additional key he asked, what

kim. mrs. kim: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of the bill to amend fentanyl sanctions act and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. kim: thank you. across our nation, americans are increasingly becoming exposed to the impact of the illicit distribution of fentanyl. our local news is reporting on another overdose caused by a lethal dose of illicit fentanyl with increased frequency. this synthetic opioid is making its toxic presence known in our communities. fentanyl is similar to morphine but 100 times more potent. it's manufactured as a low cost in labs overseas, primarily in china. it is then smuggled into the united states through mexico. in cases of overdose, the individual is not aware that it contains a lethal dose until it's too late. . the peoples republic of china is failing to implement illicit trafficking of fentanyl. in december of 20919, we called for the establishment of the commission on combatting synthetic opioid trafficking. speci

kim jong—un�*s sister, kim yo—jong, is used to kind of putting out statements that are rather forcefult the top of the statement, she says she is willing to discuss what she called "an admirable idea" to end the korean war with this declaration, this declaration that president moon here in seoul has been advocating for quite some time. in the last week, at the united nations general assembly, he once again renewed that call for an end of war declaration. just to remind your viewers, the korean war ended in 1953 with an armistice, not a peace treaty. so the peninsula has been in an official state of war ever since. there have been many discussions about ending the war and declaring it to come to an official end, and there are many arguments for and against. but when it comes to pyongyang, certainly here in seoul, they have both agreed at different stages this is something that should be done. but there are no discussions going on between north and south, and that's where the statement is very interesting. for the first time in a long time, it's almost like a little sliver of hope, almos

kim jong-un's arsenal has exploded during his first decade in power. the wasong-8 could be unlike any other missile he's tested before. exact specifications unknown. hypersonic missiles can fly more than five times the speed of sound, roughly 4,000 miles an hour or about a mile every second. at that speed, a missile could fly from pyongyang to washington in less than two hours. some hypersonic weapons can theoretically fly four times faster, up to 20 times the speed of sound. many ballistic missiles already fly at hypersonic speeds. but they follow a set trajectory from point a to point b. north korea says this new missile has a hypersonic vehicle making it highly maneuverable, descending on a target from a maneuverable altitude. almost impossible to shoot down. t. would mean our ground base interceptors in alaska and california would not work against north korea's missiles. that means north korea would be able to intimidate the united states. >> reporter: south korea says the north's newly tested hypersonic missile is likely in the early stages of dev

than kim jong—un, so australia feels - xi jinping only more favourably than| kim jong—un, so australian to this - much that china is pushing australian to this position, much that china is pushing - australian to this position, where it is needing _ australian to this position, where it is needing to— australian to this position, where it is needing to seek— australian to this position, where it is needing to seek stronger- it is needing to seek stronger security— it is needing to seek stronger security and _ it is needing to seek stronger security and seek _ it is needing to seek stronger security and seek a _ it is needing to seek stronger security and seek a strongeri security and seek a stronger alliance _ security and seek a stronger alliance with _ security and seek a stronger alliance with the _ security and seek a stronger alliance with the united - security and seek a stronger. alliance with the united states security and seek a stronger- alliance with the united states and the united — alliance with the united states and the united kingdom. _ alliance with the united states a

keep in mind, kim, that more than 130,000 italians have died from this disease. last year the economy shrunk by 9%. this is a situation that is intolerable for most people and there is a realization among most italians that to get out of this crisis, most people have to be vaccinated. and if there are those who hesitate to be vaccinated, the penalties should be high. therefore, now all public sector workers and private sector workers must show that they have either been vaccinated or have been tested negative or have recently recovered from the disease. if they don't comply with these measures, they could be suspended from their jobs and face hefty fines. now, one of the members of the government coalition, the league, a right wing party, has objected to some of these members, but -- and called for protests. but the public response has been weak at best, most people understand that to get out of this situation, hard measures have to be taken. and therefore there hasn't been much of a protest, much pushback, to these measures. which there have been a series of mea