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and one more thing, look, no one finished off kim.im declare that he immediately lost consciousness, but larisa was killed with one precise blow to the heart, and he remained alive, maybe the killer was interested in larisa in the wrong direction. good afternoon, how can i help? good afternoon , igor, please tell me about these models there are wonderful covers are not interested. i'm interested in the phone bought here, therefore. yes , that's right, the phone was bought from us, there are some problems with the device. did you happen to remember? who exactly bought it? didn't understand. yes, i remember them all here, what, but perhaps it was this person. and yes, he was such a korean. he asked me for a discount. and i explained to him that the discount does not apply to these phones, but he gave everything back 30%, as if i were the boss here. in the end, he bought the phone without a discount. well, yes, he is not himself, he was looking for a female model, that's right lucky girl. i would not say so, igor thanks for the informati

and south korea which kim jong un perceives as a serious threat.of force. kim jong un today told his country it has to be ready to launch nuclear counterstrikes against its enemies. this comes just after kim, according to his media arm, guided a set of tactical drills over the weekend that simulated a nuclear counterattack including the launch of a ballistic missile with a mock nuclear warhead on it, which exploded in the air. >> salvo attack on south korea or japan with multiple missiles, multiple nuclear warheads. >> reporter: north korea revealed its nuclear counterattack drills after the united states and south korea took part in air drills on sunday featuring stealth planes, bombers and fighter jets. >> we see those drills as a deterrent, as a way of debtening kim jong un from attacking south korea. he sees them as a provocation. he thinks this is a pretext for invasion techniques. >> reporter: kim is continuing what's become an aggressive streak. last thursday, north korea test-launched what it said was a huasong-17 intercontinental ballistic

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead of on "cnn newsroom" -- >> translator: it's fear of where do we go with the kids, because we don't have anywhere to go. we came to check our home but they won't let us in. >> millions in california, more rain expected throughout the weekend, and as more details come to life from that deadly kidnapping in mexico, we'll look at the growing business of medical tourism in the country. >>> plus -- the bbc's soccer coverage plunged into chaos from the gary lineker partiality in the uk. >>> this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> we begin this hour in california where a series of deadly storms unleashed historic snow falls and massive flooding across much of the state. the white house telling us the president spoke with california's govern gary newsome again on saturday telling the governor that california has full support of the federal government. it is likely to be a long, sleepless night and soggy weekend for many across the state especially in monterey county. the latest ep

kim?eciate it, alison chinchar, thanks so much. as allison just mentioned, this lengthy winter storm is already created chaos in the west across california, several days of heavy snow, knocked out power to thousands, made roads impassable in trapped residents in their homes. joining me now is -- the sheriff corner of california. thank so much for being here with us. your community is situated between the nevada border and yosemite national park. which has been really hard hit by all the snow. describe the conditions in the dangers out there that folks have been facing? >> well, thank you for having me on. the dangers have been astounding how much snow we received. i live in the town of mammoth lake, about 8000 feet -- we've had over 500 inches of snow here. that's half of mammoth mountain, over 600 inches of snow. it's the snow load has become too much. it caused traffic jams, caused the roads to be closed, when roads are closed, people want to ski, you're gonna find a way to get around it

the prints in kim's salon belong to larisa and kim was unable to identify the rest, that the blood belongsn? now i'll try. it's just that at the first examination of the dead, i did not immediately have a file, seryozha. you must help in this way. imagine that this car is the front seat. come here. yes, what are you, then you are larisa well , temporarily do not pay attention, then during the examination, but i did not immediately notice the abrasion of the corpse.

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i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," russian president putin, we are told, seen here driving around the ukrainian city of mariupol, despite facing an arrest warrant from the international criminal court. we'll have details, plus a look at where things stand to understand the efforts to charge war crimes against him. >>> here in the u.s., the manhattan d.a. is responding to trump calling for protests in the case he's arrested. >>> and the successionist movement inside of america. why a chunk of one state wants to redraw the map and get absorbed by its neighbor. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> we begin with russian president vladimir putin making his first visit to occupied ukraine since the war began. look, this is video of him driving through the city of mariupol, which russia occupied last year. the city suffered heavy damage and fighting and became the symbol of ukraine's resistance to moscow's aggression. the kremlin says putin also stopped in

governor kim reynolds is a friend of mine. >> john: a lot of people are saying that kim reynolds coulding mate, but here's the thing. it's okay to stay focused on yourself for now, but at some point, he's going to have to take on the big one. >> he's given every indication privately to donors, folks in the party that he is running, but he's in a very envious position. he's got the cover of this book tour. >> john: almost like he planned that. >> i think he is actually forcing donald trump's hand. he announced back in november it's been 118 days since that announcement, and donald trump is going to iowa for the first time today, going, as you just said, to the same town the ron desantis was in, and he's talking about education, one of the key areas he has made a name for himself on. so i think the president, the former president is playing catch up to ron desantis. it's going to be a really strong race between these two individuals. >> john: it is more like a washington, d.c., parlor game as to who is running and who is n not. and at some point, republicans are going to have to make a d

i'm kim brunhuber. hazed on "cnn newsroom". >> and for those who have been wronged and betrayed, i am your retribution. i am your retribution. >> fiery words from donald trump in front of a very supportive crowd. we'll bring you the message he and other republicans brought to cpac. >>> ohio once again facing a train derailment. details plus the latest from the toxic spill in east palestine is just ahead. and later, one ukrainian mother's journey to america, with her children to escape the horrors of war. the remarkable path she took, the stranger who took her in, and her message to those she was forced to leave behind. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> an adoring crowd at the conservative political action conference gives former u.s. president donald trump a rapturous reception and momentum for his 2024 presidential campaign. trump said he wouldn't drop out of the presidential race if he was indicted in the state or federal investigations he faces. he als

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i know kim is working on getting the taxes down in iowa. hopefully you guys can join us and have no income tax at some point. that would be great. iowa is managed well, we are managed well physically. we also have i think the difference between how iowa, florida, texas and these states see things when it comes to law and order. we are at a -- we law and order stay in fort appear to we proudly support -- law and order state in florida. we support people in uniforms. we said you are not burning down cities in the state of florida. they did not burn down cities in the state of florida. [applause] we also signed legislation after all that, because what you see -- like in portland, they riot, they get arrested, they put them right back on the street. we have legislation. if you are engaged and mob violence, you are not getting a slap on the wrist, you get the inside of a jail cell and we will hold you accountable. [applause] i have to confess, that antiriot legislation i signed earned a public rebuke from the united nations, chai wear as a badge

we're back with khan henninger and kim strassel -- dan henninger and kim strassel. was a good idea? >> well, it was a great idea. this is a great project that'll be great for american national interests. st -- security, great for jobs, the alaska pipeline. it was the largest pending project out there. look, i think the president had a couple of problems. he's been claiming the only thing standing in the way of more oil production is drillers won't drill, if he'd have vetoed the, this would have put a lie to the argument. also that they trust in the science given that this thing underwent every review known to man, and the president's own scientists said it was an environmentally sound project. look, i think what the president is concerned about is that there could be another surge many in oil and gas prices which have come down a little bit lately but could bo go up, and he'd really be on the hook. this is more about optics, i don't know if it's a turn to the middle. paul: khan, you have some concern dan, you have some people in the beltway always looking to see --

kim jong un ramping up his dangerous taunts. as we're learning more about human rights abuses on his watch , welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world is on assignment. i'm alex marquardt york in the situation room. this is cnn breaking news and let's get right to that breaking news out of syria, u. s forces targeted with rocket fire tonight by suspected iranian backed fighters. this comes after a deadly drone attack on americans and retaliatory airstrikes, then ordered by president joe biden, cnn pentagon correspondent oren liebermann is falling, all of it for us or in what are you learning about these latest attacks in syria? alex just moments ago, we learned of two more attacks, rocket attacks and a drone attack against facilities housing u. s troops in syria that played out just over the course of the last few hours first, a number of rockets were fired at the conical oil fields in central or eastern syria again, a facility that houses us troops that according to a u s official in that attack

kim. it's a very volatile, very active and very dynamic situation. now just about an hour and a half ago, i saw one cell one thunderstorm cell that was located to the north of montgomery, alabama, but now more being touched off across central sections of alabama. also in the mississippi now encroaching across central sections of georgia. there's a languishing whether system here and that's what's triggering all this activity with return flow coming up from the gulf of mexico, so lots of moisture twisted the atmosphere. but what we're primarily seeing right now is the storms fire up from lagrange over just to the north of montgomery, all the way over to meridian, mississippi is we're seeing mostly large size. hail large size hail as an egg size golf ball size. exhale we're also seeing lots of lightning will see some heavy downpours and now, the storm prediction center says. we've got a 10% likelihood that you could see an isolated tornado right now. we do have severe thunderstorm watches ou

this is cnn newsroom with kim bruun hoover. and we begin with tip for tap air strikes in syria after a deadly attack on u. s personnel deployed to fight isis. the pentagon says it launched a retaliatory strike targeting a group affiliated with iran's revolutionary guard in the eastern part of the country that followed a drone attack on u. s forces in syria, killing a u. s contractor and wounding six other americans. let's bring in cnn's international diplomatic editor nic robertson live in london, nick what more are we learning? well this retaliatory strike on groups affiliated with the iranian revolutionary guard corps who are believed to be responsible for that drone strike that killed one contractor wounded five u. s servicemen and another u. s service contract to their this retaliatory strike is being called proportionate. it's designed to avoid read escalation. it's intended to avoid casualties, it appears or perhaps if the location is on buildings in a rural area, but if it follows the pattern of what the united states ha

kim? >> appreciate that. scott mclean in london.ines west of bakhmut, cnn team reporting from a neighboring town heard the constant sound of artillery fire throughout the day, alex has more if eastern ukraine. >> reporter: in the fierce defensive of bakhmut, the neighboring town has become a busy thoroughfare. the main supply route for ukrainian troops desperately hanging on to the eastern city. cars, military vehicles, bombing up and down this road going to and from the front you see this armored vehicle here. the v sign for victory, we're so close front that as one resident still here said you can walk to the russian positions. in the town center we meet an are actual larry unit who have been fighting two months, loud booms echoing every few seconds from the ukrainian colleagues firing on russian positions. >> the problem is not just russia taking bakhmut, he said they will not stop and keep destroying the next cities. we need to wait for reenforcements to come and kick them out. whether ukrainian reenforcements are indeed coming

kim.is is a huge moment in a huge political moment in this whole debate over this massive judicial overhaul that would place a huge amount of power if it passes as it's currently proposed into the hands of the politicians into the hands of the israeli parliament, the knesset, even allowing them to not only have more power over how judges are selection selected, but even one of the bills would allow them to overturn certain supreme court decisions. so as we've seen now , almost three months of regular protests, hundreds of thousands of israelis taking to the streets. we've also seen senior figures from across all of the segments of israeli society, including the banking and the high tech sector. and now, of course, the minister of defense , this is probably the most significant voice to speak out against these reforms and not necessarily against any reforms . what he's asking for is he is asking for the legislation to be halted for some time because he says, the divisiveness over this issue

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," as a possible indictment for donald trump looms in manhattan, the former president is calling for protests. we'll look at the security preparations that might go into such an unprecedented moment. >>> plus -- vladimir putin makes a surprise visit to ukraine, his first since the war began just a day after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for his war crimes. >>> and another upset in march madness, officially sets countless hopes and dreams of a perfect bracket on fire. cnn sports' coy wire joins me live to break down the ncaa tournament. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> we begin this hour in the u.s. where former president donald trump is trying to rile up his base as he faces a possible indictment in new york. the drama began saturday when trump declared on saturday that he would be arrested on tuesday and just as he did before the 2021 insurrection, the former president urged supporters

a shark ledger could join us north korean leader kim douglas has ordered an expansion of farmland. so food production can be increased. this is a mixed warnings from south korea of a growing food crisis. thunderous applause for the great leader at a rare public gathering of north korea's ruling workers party, kim junglin has promised to increase farmland and boost grain production. as the secret of stalinist enclave faces the worsening food shortage, inflation of markets and devotes much of its scarce resources to expanding its nuclear arsenal. border lockdown to combat the code. 19 pandemic. global sanctions of north korea's nuclear programs plus, inadequate sunlight and damaging typhoons have combined to wreak havoc on the agriculture sector. the u. n says more than 10700000 north koreans. 41 percent of the population were undernourished between 20192021. this makes north korea the 4th most malnourished country in the world. despite the food shortage, north korea is extremely reluctant to accept foreign food aid. state media has likened to taking poisoned candy. gentlemen, for mo

in north america who just joined us i'm kim brunhuber. it has been more than six years since $130,000 of hush money was paid to point star stormy daniels to keep her from going public when donald trump just days before the 2016 presidential election. the manhattan district attorney is signaling this investigation into the matter is coming to an and, and hinting that the former president could still face criminal charges. the new york times reports that trump has been offered a chance to testify next week before the grand jury, he has been hearing at the evidence. trump has always denied the alleged affair with daniels, and claims he has no knowledge of the payoff. no harsh many itself isn't illegal, but falsifying business records to hide such payments could be. the mexican drug cartel thought to be responsible for kidnapping for americans last week and killing two of them is reportedly issued an apology letter. the golf cartel also apparently handed over five of its members to local authorities that is according to images posted online,

kim john and his 1st child is a son. although there is no specific evidence, the agency has confirmed it with the foreign intelligence agency. however, the son has never appeared in public, and the intelligence couldn't confirm whether or not he is suffering from mental or physical problems despite the room as unis ken's as the tennis society, such as north korea, information about kim jong and daughter is particularly big news. in a hereditary systemic, a propaganda driven system like north korea, details of the offspring of the leader are very closely tightly held state secrets . in fact, we only heard of the name to it by accident came from us basketball star, dennis rodman, nearly 10 years ago when he was returning from a trip from north korea. kimmy john then is a big basketball fan and he was telling reporters that he got to hold king john and daughter and that her name was she. now this only her identity only really recently exploded last month when she was seen sitting and standing front and center with her fathe

we have to use common sense and we have to do a little bit like kim or a lot like kim and some other admit, we have great governors, republican governors, perhaps some democrats too but they don't seem to have our policies at all. look at any democrat-run state and it's just not the same. it doesn't work. you look at these cities, our great cities, new york city is a crime den. chicago is a crime den. you look at these great cities of los angeles, san francisco and look at what's happening in the country and we cannot let it happen any longer and one of the other things i'll do is you're supposed to not be involved in that and i'm not ready. one of the things aye done is let it run and we'll show how bad a job we do and we don't have to wait any longer and get crime out of our cities and thank you very much for a good poll schism ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. kim, thank you very much. appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you, everybody. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> cspan2024 coverage is your front row seat to the election. make up your own mind. or any time online at cspan.org. cspan

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kim?ks so much, steven jiang in beijing. >>> for the ninth straight week, protesters in israel have staged massive rallies against their country's far-right government. in teleaviv, some demonstrators breached a barricade and trailer pl blocked a highway before they were dispersed by police. authorities say more than 150,000 people marched through that city on saturday. most were protesting against the prime minister's plan to weaken the independence of the judiciary. some were also there to condemn israeli settlers for attacking a palestinian town. israel's finance minister said last week that the town, quote, needs to be erased, but he later walked back his comments. today, the prime minister thanked him for taking his words back. earlier, cnn spoke to the opposition, to israel's government with aaron david miller, and we asked him what was behind these large protests. here he is. >> the protests are unprecedented in size and scope and intensity and duration. so that's new. israel has ne

tsarak's friend's name is kim kim georgievich kibizov all his life.digorsky gorge in the village, dunta, worked as a driver, built a house, raised children, the owner of his land, like any peasant with one exception, it is incredibly difficult to survive in these places. the land here is scarce and in the once inhabited mountains of neighbors. kim has almost no left to move to live in the valley, where it is easier to live in these mountains. where the tsarag boys came to visit their then- living great-grandfather, they passed their common distance with the kim of childhood, the separated distance and worldly worries. kim tsarak did not see each other. 10 years already. long time no see. this is a business man. he much good did until the end of the eighteenth century access to the fertile valley for the highlanders was closed to them. they were physically locked up in their native mountains, because they belonged to the kabardian princes, a good deed to us. in the xviii century, even more so after the rest of the network. among the first in the north

kim jones 1st child is a son. although there is no specific evidence. the agency has confirmed it with the foreign intelligence agency. however, the son has never appeared in public, and the intelligence couldn't confirm whether or not he is suffering from mental or physical problems despite the rumors. but 5 people have been arrested in iran following a series of suspected poison incidents of gulls in their schools. officials say more than 5000 female students have been affected since november. the interior ministry says those responsible taken part in recent protests and we're in contact with foreign media arounds at supreme leader. i tele, at a home and i is that the poisoning of the school girls is an unforgivable crime. filmmaker paola palacios, that goes in search of her roots next in al jazeera while. ah, ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, spain, it's my country and my home. there is so much to love here. the people landscape, year round, sunshine, culture and heritage in spanish, people love to tell you who they are and where they come from. and i am no exc

yesterday, yuri fizer showed how kim jong un guides his daughter. missiles, and i think to myself, north korea, who attacks it when, but it always prepares to repel some kind of conditional attack in ukraine , it was much more difficult to attack us, we repel it well, of course, it’s not that we strongly count on hearing some rescue for us, words or messages or actions, we will see, are life-saving. in moscow, during a visit to the family, the case was raised, in any case , it is necessary to know that we heard certain statements today . i would like you to analyze the moment when we met sisypin and meeting with putin and the first statements that were voiced that what are they telling us about, so the first day, everyone is in moscow, please, the first day, everyone is in moscow, er, quite confident , feels, feels, holds on, demonstrates, er, well , is he comfortable in russia or comfortable in russia despite what the media write that he was not personally met by president putin at the airport. to be honest, i don't recall any cases when putin himself met someone at the airport recently

kim, he is calm dr. doom for a reason, saying credit suisse could be too big to be saved. that is one aspect of it, but ultimately, does apply at the doorstep of monetary policy and perhaps liquidity being key? kim: i think we have had many problems and to me, it starts with people and culture and whether you have a risk management approach and whether you have long-term sustainability approach of creating win-win with clients and partners and employees in this is how you operate, and i think it is pretty clear that the risk management has not been top of the list in credit suisse for a long time. again, bondholders and stockholders of the ones who are paying for this and also honestly should be paying for this because hopefully it will not end up on the taxpayers big, but i think this needs to be navigated and also let's not forget that before all this started, credit suisse had to trillion dollars in client assets, so obviously clearly they had a very interesting franchise. i think there are big banks in many places in the world but it is clear to see the people are just

ah, north korean leader kim jong and has ordered an increase in the production of weapons grade nuclear material. state media have really sees images of kin inspecting what it says, a new tactical nuclear weapons. pyongyang says that also simulated a nuclear air explosion. north korea has intensified massage tests in recent weeks and responds to join the military exercises by the us in south korea. the united said across carrier has arrived in the south korean port of bison, as part of both joint military exercises. the nuclear powered warship is leading a group of american vessels, conducting drills with south korea and international waters. rob mcbride has more from aboard the warship. this name it says arrived here, tuesday. the major have been invited on board as a press conference going on at the moment from both the u. s. navy and south korean counterparts. bring the pan camera a little bit and give you a view of the light deck. here we are restricted to one area of the flight deck, but it really is a massive ship. one of the biggest war ships ever built it is the iconic nuclear p

i'm kim brunbrunhuber. three more arrests following the death of this black man in a virginia state hospital. that brings the total number of second-degree murder charges in the case to ten. >>> a tornado in texas. that's not all. severe weather hits parts of the u.s. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom, with kim brunhuber. >>> the u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen will be back on capitol hill hoping to assure lawmakers there's no crisis for u.s. banks. she pulled together a deal to give an infusion of first republic, the major bank on the verge of failing. >> i can reassure the members of our committee that the banking system is sound. and americans can feel confident their deposits will be there when they need them. this week's actions demonstrate our commitment to ensure our financial system remains strong and the savings remain safe. >> the turmoil has sent stock prices on a wild ride for the last week. and the need for a $53 billion loan for credit suisse has rattled international markets.

she says kim jong un has no interest in diplomacy, until the u.s.rth korea as a nuclear weapons power. >> they emselves said so last fall when they said, we're not coming back to talks if we are talking about denuclearization. we'll come back to the talks potentially to talk about arms control or something else. but it's not going to be about denuclearization. nick: but other nor korea experts believe kim is willing to adjust his swagger, if the us were willing to adjust exercises and sanctions. >> they're unhappy with our military exercises and they may, in fact, be unhappy with the failure of the united states to meet the kinds of expectations they have about starting diplomatic activity. nick: ambassador robert galucci is a georgetown professor, and former diplomat. in the 1990's, he was the chief u.s. negotiator of an agreement in which north korea promised to shut down its nuclear weapons complex, in exchange for energy facilities, and improved relations. that eventually failed, as did diplomatic efforts under president obama and president trum

so we are extremely grateful for euro kim's donation. whether we're with missing to day and we look forward to more engagements and collaboration between like government and our euro. kim, having received the flat lies of farmers in malawi and now be forced to improvise. here's what some of them had to say. i knew the men isn't got come, we have had to improvise because we received the fertilizer way too late to vote and we now have the fertilizer, but it would have really helped if we got it at the right time. we had to opt for other ways of farming, like the use of manure because fertilizer prices went up a lot and most farmers couldn't afford it. he knew who took was everybody, as a farmer, i would really love to say thank you to the people of russia for remembering us farmers. because of you, we will be able to produce a lot of food for our families. whilst mallory is the only country that managed to acquire $20000.00 tons of fertilizer, from the russian government will free, the continual blockade exposes the edge of need for policy

kim and rick are still with us.g fox news executives in their own words is the most powerful window into the case that dominion may have against them. this an e-mail from suzanne scott following the fact checks from fox's own brain room, like their editorial hub for actual facts and information. quote, i can't keep defending these reporters who don't understand our viewers and how to handle stories. the audience feels like we crapped on them and we have damaged their trust in us. we lost 25,000 subs from fox nation. we can fix this. we can't smirk at our viewers any longer. rick, this is a clear orientation around a single axis. >> yes the brain room, facts are for smart people. what's been so disheartening about it having been in the news business my whole life, it's a business. i have never seen people make decisions about coverage based on business, based on profits, based on ratings. in the news business people care about news. what we've seen from tucker carlson to the ceo all of these decisions are based on pu

we're back with dan henninger kim strassel and bill.emocrats in washington to agrees on something. what do you make of the treatment the ceo got on his responses that he stop what seems to be a drive to get to tiktok banned? >> no not at all, in fact, if anything it got worse. look he spent most of his time trying to reassure that, in fact, the chinese were not accessing this information and also talking up plans that his company has to try to take american information and firewall it off in the united states make it so chinese have a heard time getting to it. the problem is outside of that hearing room in particular the chinese government, pushing back and saying that it would oppose firmly oppose a move by the biden administration to force chinese owners to sell their stake in the company and that made everyone think okay you know, international companies are bought and sold all of the time where is chinese government so insistent this one remain in ownership and that deepened fears along lawmakers that it is, in fact, using this for

, south korea spy agency, israel new details about the life of the daughter of north korean leader, kim jong. ern, kim jan. i's recently accompanied her father at a series of public events stoking speculation. she might eventually take power official in sol, say she's willing to be about 10 years old. she's being home schooled and enjoys horse riding. they also revealed that came jan. i has 2 siblings, including an elder brother, eunice kim's as a society like north korea is information about kim jong and daughter is big news in a hereditary system and a propaganda driven system like north korea. details of the offspring of the leader are very closely tightly held state secrets. in fact, we only heard of the name to it by accident. it came from us basketball star, dennis rodman, nearly 10 years ago when he was returning from a trip from north korea. kimmy john then is a big basketball fan and he was telling reporters that he got to hold king john and daughter and that her name was chew. and now this only her identity only really recently exploded last month when she was seen sitting and

road barrier and caught fire. brake failure was reported to have been the cause north korean leader kim jong and has ordered an increase in the production of weapons grade nuclear material. state media, hair released images of kim inspecting what it says. a small nuclear warhead for short range missiles. fuel gangs is it also simulated a nuclear air explosion? or meanwhile, the united states aircraft carrier u. s. s. limits has arrived in south korea, and the nuclear powered warship is leading a group of american vessels, conducting drills with south korea and international waters from the crime reports in the seas to the south of the korean peninsula, c u. s. aircraft carrier limits, launches it, warplanes, enjoy tax the sizes with the south korean navy. it's part of annual drills that are being scaled up again this year, following a 6 year love and come to made escalating tensions with north korea. calling in to the south korean port of booth on the show of force is intended to demonstrate america's commitment to its allies. the u. s. in republic of korea alliance as prepared to adapt