il-sung, kim il, kim jong un and their wife. the middle. 90. they'll officers kick your door and come and see those cloth and wipe the portrait. there's a tiny bit scattered on that portrait. that's how you end up getting executed because your loyalty not good enough. and then you end up in a concentration camp. the first thing that you cannot do is why you are there. if you are them, why did i end up in a concentration camp? they executed on the spot and now with kim jong un, he decided that even bullets are too precious for the people of north korea. he using method of boxing in the mirror box put a human being in there and let them drain to death. that's how he kills people now in the 21st century. when i was growing up there, my only daily task was finding. as you can see, i'm pretty petty in my high horse. north are on average five inch shorter than koreans because of malnutrition and. i'm a mother. i have five year old boy right now. he's like 99%. i every way. and doctors confuse like, you're so small you're here's his fa

what does kim jong-un perceive about this and what is his choice after the summit? scott: i don't think the north koreans will be pleased. i would expect to hear some vocal criticism over the course of the next few days. what is more interesting and a little bit complicated is that this trilateral summit is also coinciding with the beginning of the freedom shield exercise in north korea. north korea objects to the return of these exercises and building them up into more active exercises. there are actually two targets for north korean rhetoric. the more interesting question is will it also be accompanied by some kind of symbolic representation of protests. some kind of test and what type of test might north korea engage in in this context. i don't want to make a prediction about exactly how much or what north korea is going to do. what i think that past records suggest that all the things that i have talked about are probably part of the repertoire in terms of north korean response. as you mentioned and as we have mentioned previously, the really new thing that is m

what does kim jong-un perceive about this and what is his choice after the summit? scott: i don't think the north koreans will be pleased. i would expect to hear some vocal criticism over the course of the next few days. what is more interesting and a little bit complicated is that this trilateral summit is also coinciding with the beginning of the freedom shield exercise in north korea. north korea objects to the return of these exercises and building them up into more active exercises. there are actually two targets for north korean rhetoric. the more interesting question is will it also be accompanied by some kind of symbolic representation of protests. some kind of test and what type of test might north korea engage in in this context. i don't want to make a prediction about exactly how much or what north korea is going to do. what i think that past records suggest that all the things that i have talked about are probably part of the repertoire in terms of north korean response. as you mentioned and as we have mentioned previously, the really new thing that is m

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> they targeted a certain group of people and that's black people. that's what he said he wanted to kill. >> a florida community is reeling from a racist mass shooting. it's one of several instances of gun violence across the u.s. this weekend. >>> and soccer's body bans the head of the spanish federation after his unwanted kiss of a female player. we're live with the details. and -- >> 60 years since the march on washington. we'll look towards the anniversary of dr. martin luther king jr.'s famous "i have dream" sp speech. >>> we'll get to those stories in a moment, but first, we have some breaking news from australia, where the crash of an osprey helicopter has killed three u.s. marines. cnn's angus watson is monitoring this breaking story for us from sydney. angus, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: kim, this incident happened nine or ten hours ago off australia's north coast, but we're only just starting to learn some details. the scale of the trag

i'm kim brunhuber. we begin this hour with breaking news out of australia, where three u.s. marine bs have been killed in the carash of an ospry helicopter. angus watson joins us from sydney. a tragic story. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: we're only just starting to learn the few details of this tragedy that occurred some eight hours ago off australia's far-north coast, melville, ireland, where an osprey tilled roto aircraft crashed into the sea with 23 marines onboard. three of those u.s. marines have been confirmed dead. all 23 suffered some form of injuries and five were taken to hospital, one of whom required surgery. now, this is something that's just happened. the australian public has been waiting for information as this has leaked out through the day. concerns for these brave marines participating in training exercises up there in the northern territory, where the marine rotational force based in darwin is there on a semi-permanent basis. now, as i said, information is just c

kim?> if it has had the big impact and its role looked to be expapded as you say, what now might this mean for wagner in africa? >> i think it's an open question, with prigozhin presumed dead in that fiery crash. how much influence did he have on the day-to-day oermgs operat wagner? you can believe it was substantial. and there may have been other key wagner officials on that plane that crashed. if the operations headquarters and in terms of manpower, has been taken out, as it were, or died, could have a significant impact. the places to watch are central african republic and in mali in particular. the governments there and the junta have been dependent on wagner providing security. and wagner has been department on the countries for getting monetary assistance and directly mining precious minerals to help support the operations across the world. if the leadership structure collapses now, that could have a significant impact in the short term on wagner's operation. and in the long term, on

kim?t, thanks so much, jim bittermann in paris, appreciate it. >> you bet. >>> in ecuador, the shocking assassination of a presidential candidate left the country deeply shaken and increasing calls for better security. on friday the politician's casket was taken to an exhibition hall so that more people could come and pay their respects, buried in a private ceremony, the latest on the investigation, here's cnn's raphael romo in the capital. >> the ecuadorian attorney general's office has announced friday they've reduced 22 elements of conviction against the suspects, by this, prosecutors mean evidence collected at the crime scene and during raids carried out after the asasssassination of the presidential candidate. investigators have obtained witness testimony and ballistic tests, they have also analyzed security camera videos in and around the crime scene. there was another crucial piece of information revealed by investigators, they say the autopsy shows the victim received long-distance

kim, first to you. >> another miss to the fbi. field office had produced a memo arguing traditionalist catholics were potential domestic terrorist. even director christopher raitt said it was appalling but told us not to worry it was one product from one field office and have been withdrawn. only now house republicans have a less redacted version of that memo it turns out richmond was working with the portland fbi, the l.a. bureau had something to do with that. suggesting this is a much more widespread dangerous view the fbi was not upfront about that. the more we look at this agency the more concerning it is. we need some accountability for. >> arete kate? >> pasuggesting this is a much more widespread dangerous view the fbi was not upfront about that. the more we look at this agency the more concerning it is. we need some accountability for. >> arete kate? might vice president mike pence who put out an energy plan this week some of it to stuff is stuf republicans and broadly agree on. to get energy projects in the night states o

watch fair side chat hosted by iowa governor kim reynolds., vivek ramaswamy, thursday night former south carolina governor wiki haley, and on friday night, florida governor ron desantis. fair side cats with republican presidential candidates from the iowa state fair. this week on c-span and online, on c-span.org. >> next, from the white house, fema a

i can honestly say i was for governor kim reynolds before it was cool.art of my background she just referenced is that i was governor of the state of indiana. and my lieutenant governor had much in common with what was then your lieutenant governor. they became fast friends. and my lieutenant governor came to me and said, you have to meet the lieutenant governor of iowa and i met her, i saw her quality early on and it is great to be here at the fair side chat. it is great to be back with you. but governor kim reynolds, let me just say on behalf of people all across the country. thanks for your principled leadership and your clarion voice for conservative values. we're so grateful. thank you. >> well, i got to tell you the only problem chippy is going to have if he's competing against frank the tank for the governor's steer show. so charity steer show. so as long as chippy is not in there, he should be ok, but we're going to do everything we can to do that. so thank you for your principal leadership as well. and you know, you've said many times, i'm a chr

kim: sure. the consumer is not one big blob.here are different segments of the consumer and we tend to like companies that focus on the higher social economic scale. these are people that probably have the bandwidth if they want a new house, they can buy a new house. but they are probably well settled in the house. that is not an argument. student loans, these are high earners. they will have some issue because a student loans but it is not going to be do i buy that sweater or pay my mortgage? that is not the group we are going that is not the group we are going after. guy: i would never roll my eyes cannot in a million years. with alix, but with you, never. far too polite. i think the whole story around five or six is still very much questionable. kim forrest, enjoy your weekend. alix, i would definitely bow my eyesa t. alix: how many times have you done it this morning? guy: on a pretty regular basis. let's talk about what is happening in palo alto networks. investors and whether or not they should be worried. caroline hyde is

so, kim, what did we learn from the transcript this week that's new?we learned that unlike democrats said, that there was certainly more of these phone calls on these discussions between joe and hunter and business partners, they were not just talking about the weather -- [laughter] as you said, hunter was selling biden family brand. we learned that the most important part of that brand was joe biden and company's belief -- companies' belief that they were getting access to washington power. we've learned companies like oil and gas firm burisma in ukraine got a prettied good deal out of that in that devon archer claimed the company would have gone bankrupt had it not been for the biden brand and the intimation that the company, which faced a lot of legal troubles, was being protected by that family brand. i think overall, paul, put this in context. you go back, joe biden had been given, deputized this very important mission in ukraine at aen sensitive time when russia had taken crimea. he was then warned by tate department officials that this was a pro

positions on the kinburn spit, says the head of the mykolaiv regional military administration, vitaly kim, on the other hand, the russian forces do not stop shelling the ochakiv community, this is mykolaiv region, despite the whistling of local shells continue to rebuild the city , more details about the situation in the south, we will ask vitaly kim further and again the russian bryansk was attacked by drones, says the military leadership of the russian federation, and a cruise missile allegedly flew into the occupied crimea, which , according to the occupying authorities of the peninsula, managed to shoot down , do these incidents mean that the war is gradually spilling over into the territories currently controlled by russia, and how will the authorities explain to the russians what is happening? your comments for the broadcast and distribution of this video are important for us, and also subscribe to the youtube channel of radio liberty to stay up to date with verified information, the defense forces of ukraine are actively working on russian positions on the occupied kinburg peninsul

let's give a warm welcome to governor kim reynolds and vivek ramaswamy! ♪ gov.nolds: i forgot what i was doing for moment. oh my goodness, what a great crowd. thank you so much for being here for the third day of the vivek "fair side" chat. this is an opportunity for me to interview candidates as we move into the caucus. thank you for being here. i'm so lucky to have joining me today, vivek ramaswamy. yes. entrepreneur, business owner, welcome back to the iowa state fair welcome back to iowa. i look forward to having the opportunity to talk this morning. mr. ramaswamy: i feel like i live here these days. we are feeling right at home thanks to the warm welcome we get every time. i actually don't have a ton of experience in this realm of politics. i am not a politician. i am a business builder. i enjoyed meeting farmers, business builders, entrepreneurs across the state. we have a lot in common. my view is that spirit i'm also here is a member of my generation. i just turned 38. they said 37 was too young to be president. i turned 38 cite out that problem solved.

i'm kim brunhuber.cnn newsroom." >>> we are a little more than an hour away from the championship match of the world's women's world cup. after two incredible runs, england and spain will compete for the first title in team history. england are trying to become the second country to host the country as reining european champions and spain are hoping to window spite never advancing past the round of 16 before. cnn's amanda davies joins us from sydney where the final will be played. so i imagine that the excitement is just building there. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, very much so, kim. the doors opened just over an hour ago and i have to tell you, as you would expect ahead of the big one the women's world cup final the excitement is building every second. there are fans arriving here in droves proudly emblazoned in the colors of england and spain. i have to say, there are a few u.s. fans here as well who perhaps were a little bit overexcited when it came to buying their tickets for the u.s. an

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom." >>> california's threatened by what could be one of the most devastating storms that we've had hit california in more than a decade. make no mistake, this is a very, very dangerous and significant canned storm. >>> hillary has passed through parts of mexico and is headed straight for southern california. we'll tell you how the region is preparing for the storm, plus you'll hear from a georgia sheriff on what donald trump can expect when he arrives at the fulton county jail this week. and -- >> they are going to put their bodies on the line, their hearts on their sleeves and they are going to bring it home. >> england fans are hoping for a win but they'll have to get past a tough spain team to do it. we're live from sydney with a preview of the world cup final match. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> and we begin in california where southern parts of the state are under a state of emergency and bracing for the im

from north korea's volatile dictator, more flexing of military muscle, kim jong un test-fires mountedte media says was a tour of munitions factories in recent days, one of which it says was a large-caliber artillery complex. kim's propaganda arm says the supreme leader presented, quote, directions and guidance for the production of ammunition and strategic cruise missiles. >> kim jong un, unlike his father or grandfather has had far less time to develop a cult of personality. so he really is, in a sense, creating that cult of personality in office. so he has to, therefore, live up to the images of the strong bureau leader. >> reporter: this comes as u.s. officials say they're increasingly concerned that kim's regime may sell weapons to russia for use in ukraine. >> our information indicates that russia is seeking to increase millet itary corporati through artillery munitions, again, to russia. >> reporter: john kirby says this recent visit by russian defense minister sergei shoigu to north korea was made expressly to convince kim to sell weapons to russia. >> they have the right calib

you see kim gardner in st. louis and others resign in disgrace. you see marilyn mosby in baltimore lose her primary. what is the common thread? crime exploded in their cities. the people who voted for these people decided this is a mistake because we all deserve our public safety privilege. that is how these people get voted out of office. peter: i'm curious with your view of a road prosecutor -- o ogue prosecutor. charles: they refused to investigate almost all up -- specific levels of crime. they don't send any juveniles, especially violent juveniles, to court. let people out the day they are arrested. they will not allow you to charge multiple crimes. they are linked to focus on one charge only, even though they may have committed multiple crimes. the list goes on and on. we detail them excruciatingly carefully in the book. when you extend the signal to people in your city that we will not prosecute these crimes, people will commit more crimes. that is what is happening. peter: what do you think the motives are of george soros prosecuting this?

50 was really nobody else who could do a chat show like kim.— a chat show like kim.ally brought _ a chat show like kim. so engaging, really brought out _ a chat show like kim. so engaging, really brought out the _ a chat show like kim. so engaging, really brought out the best - a chat show like kim. so engaging, really brought out the best in - a chat show like kim. so engaging, really brought out the best in his i really brought out the best in his guest and captivated people with his interviews. scott, thank you so much forjoining us and paying tribute to him. here, its end of school results day — the moment thousands of teenagers in england, wales and northern ireland find out the results of their examinations. students are receiving the results of a—levels — as well as more technical btec and t—levels — which could decide whether they'll go to university, or an apprenticeship — or training course. this year, the number of pupils getting top grades is down — after a rise which followed the covid pandemic. how do this year's results compared with last year's, and i

i want to invite kim obstfeld from my housing division to give us an update on that. kim. hello again. commissioners again. kim obstfeld, senior development development specialist on the housing team. um, as they were mentioned, and thank you for that. it's my pleasure to report that the ioc is sponsored project admission based south block nine known as home rise at mission bay. has been named recipient of the urban land land institute award for excellence for 2023. the award recognizes superior development efforts in the private public and non profit sectors. evaluation criteria includes design, planning, amenities, innovation and sustainability. the project is co sponsored by home rise, formerly known as community housing, partnership and bridge . housing home rise, provides supportive services to residents in collaboration with the department of homelessness and supportive housing and the department of public health. the commission took a series of actions to authorize the block nine project from the request for proposals in 2017 through oc, i loan approval and ground l

uh, for the sake of pressure, the second person involved is alexander kim , the person who was directlynvolved in the sale of tickets, he was detained in st. petersburg, according to some reports, through few hours. he had to rather leave the country, but nonetheless. here he fell into the hands of law enforcement officers. now he has been interrogated. he is also located here zamoskvoretsky, and the court of the capital. and i'll add that there is a third suspect. his name is alexander lazovsky, he was also involved in selling tickets, but according to media reports, as journalists report, he already managed to leave the territory of russia, according to some reports , he is in the united arab emirates, but as for the two detainees, the hearing should begin in relation to them in a minute for a minute alexey maxim a. what measure of restraint for the defendants in the case is requested by the investigator? a criminal case was initiated under the article providing services that do not meet safety requirements resulting in the death of two or more persons. this is the most important part

> welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world, i'm kim brunhuber, ahead on "cnn newsroom," donald trump's latest arrest adds to his already busy trial calendar, look at what's next for his legal team amid the run for the white house. >>> plus, spain's soccer chief is refusing to step down after kissing a star player without her consent. now many, including government officials, say this is the country's me too moment. >>> and -- with that, nasa's spacex is on its way to the international space station. i'll speak with the head of the european space agency about what we can expect from this mission. >> announcer: live from cnn center this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> we begin wh what comes next in georgia's election subversion case now thatormer all 18 of his co-defendants have turned themselves in. trump is furiously working to try to turn his arrest and booking into a political advantage. meanwhile, the fulton county district attorney is preparing to begin sharing evidence as part of the discovery process next month. now, a

to south korea, if you go to south korea, you can watch kim jong-un. a teenage girl in north korea, you go to prison because can go are made in america, a symbol of capitalism. people literally get executed for watching foreign films. if there is a word like this where i can watch whatever movie i want to watch, i want to go there. the path to freedom was literally walking across the gobi desert at 15, and lead you to freedom. one person, chose the path and that is why right now to make america from north korea just in line of us, on the gobi desert, made it to south korea, 16 years old. back to america, in that test, asking me one question, have you ever persecuted anybody, and then i am thinking, in the mainstream media. how many are getting for their political peace. the fbi, two days before the event, handles diversity, because of political open you and. what it means to be on that. getting my son to america, and north korea, have our half american baby, a true testament for what is possible. scares me every day, the professors literally, the indoc

lord kim darroch, if in several months _ is dead.al months after _ is dead. lord kim darroch, if in several months after the - is dead. lord kim darroch, if in i several months after the election, the us pulls the plug on funding for ukraine, can you see the rest of the west keeping things going? could the alliance hold anyway? first west keeping things going? could the alliance hold anyway?— alliance hold anyway? first of all, david petraeus _ alliance hold anyway? first of all, david petraeus was _ alliance hold anyway? first of all, david petraeus was right - alliance hold anyway? first of all, david petraeus was right to - alliance hold anyway? first of all, david petraeus was right to say i david petraeus was right to say there is a long way to go until the elections so let's not leap to conclusions, but one has to be concerned about the fact that the three people leading the republican polls at the moment, namely donald trump, ron desantis and ramaswamy, none of them support the levels of support ukraine. secondly, 80% of the m

how about a round of applause for governor kim reynolds.aren and i are excited about an afternoon involving pork and the butter cow. she is headed to see bunny rabbits and bees. there is a cow i met on the road traveling around iowa named chippy. i'm hoping chippy does well. it is great to be with you. i was for governor kim reynolds before it was cool. governor reynolds: [laughter] former v.p. pence: part of my background is that i was governor of the state of indiana. my lieutenant governor had much in common with what was then your lieutenant governor. they became fast friends and my lieutenant governor came to me and said, you have to be the lieutenant governor of iowa. i met her and saw her quality early on. it is great to be here at the fair site chat. it is great to be back with you. let me just say on behalf of people all across the country, thanks for your principal leadership and clarion voice for conservative values. governor reynolds: thank you. the only problem chippy is going to have if he is competing against frank the tank.

how about a big round of applause for governor kim reynolds, everybody?eah, it is great to be back at the iowa state fair. karen and i are excited about an afternoon involving pork and a butter cow. she's headed to see bunny rabbits and bees. i'm headed to see livestock. there's a cow i met actually on the road traveling around iowa named chippy. so i'm looking for chippy today and i'm hoping chippy does well, but it's great to be with you. i can honestly say i was for governor kim reynolds before it was cool. part of my background she just referenced is that i was governor of the state of indiana. and my lieutenant governor had much in common with what was then your lieutenant governor. they became fast friends. and my lieutenant governor came to me and said, you have to meet the lieutenant governor of iowa and i met her, i saw her quality early on and it is great to be here at the fair side chat. it is great to be back with you. but governor kim reynolds, let me just say on behalf of people all across the country. thanks for your principled leadership a

kim catherine in the image of samantha jones appeared in the final of season 2 of the series and justthat in the frame she was sitting in the car and talking on the phone with the main character kerry and although samantha returned to the series for only a minute. fans of the show came to rapture. this is her appearance. some viewers. they even call this minute the best in all 2 seasons of the series earlier, kim cattrall said that the episode with her participation in the continuation of the show is the last time she starred as her cult heroine. samantha jones me it seems none of all the actresses as a result, who participated in this series, except for kim katherine, does not really know what pr is for real, because it was kim katherine , as far as i know, for this role that she received some kind of huge fee and more it was kim catrul who was recently invited to appear on the cover of fashion magazines, and do we see the covers of fashion magazines, let's say with an old jeska. parker is something not very rare. i would say so. in general, i must say that a very pleasant nostalgic

i want to invite kim obstfeld from my housing division to give us an update on that. kim. hello again. commissioners again. kim obstfeld, senior development development specialist on the housing team. um, as they were mentioned, and thank you for that. it's my pleasure to report that the ioc is sponsored project admission based south block nine known as home rise at mission bay. has been named recipient of the urban land land institute award for excellence for 2023. the award recognizes superior development efforts in the private public and non profit sectors. evaluation criteria includes design, planning, amenities, innovation and sustainability. the project is co sponsored by home rise, formerly known as community housing, partnership and bridge . housing home rise, provides supportive services to residents in collaboration with the department of homelessness and supportive housing and the department of public health. the commission took a series of actions to authorize the block nine project from the request for proposals in 2017 through oc, i loan approval and ground l

i'm kim brunhuber, this is "cnn newsroom." want to get back to one of our top stories this hour, the catastrophic wildfires scorching the hawaiian island of maui have now killed at least 55 people, and it's feared that death toll will keep rising as emergency crews reach more areas turned to ash. power and cell service are still out in western maui. and in the main tourist district of lahaina, which is making it difficult to determine how many people are still missing. the iowa governor estimates upwards of 1700 buildings there were destroyed, and the mayor says the heart of the town has been completely wiped out. >> until you see the devastation that we all witnessed maybe through photographs before this morning but in person today, it's difficult to describe, but there are lot of people that will need a lot of help. >> one bit of good news, officials say the wildfires are now about 80% contained, and the winds that fueled the flames are gradually decreasing as cnn meteorologist chad myers reports. >> the severe winds from a

this couldn't come at a more critical time as kim jong-un bolsters his own dapg ngerous alliances.aggressive tyrant in pyongyang serious enough to solidify a partnership between two asian powers. president biden bringing the leaders of japan and south korea to camp david this weekend to push them to put aside their differences and unite against kim jong-un's nuclear and missile provocations. >> in order to deter and respond more quickly to north korea's missile threat, there's more urgency involved and tokyo for cooperation. >> the goal at camp david, a three-way deal including more enhanced intelligence sharing, regular military and missile drills, and a crisis hot line. even though north korea's been a common enemy of both japan and south korea for decades, the historic tension between tokyo and seoul is deep rooted dating back to when japan occupied korea before world war ii and sent hundreds of thousands of koreans to japan for forced labor. >> whenever there's a history that arises, the relationship pull down. so the relationship has never been stable. >> kim jong-un, not like

so, thank you, kim. >> i appreciate you. and i didn't even have to ask the first question you've answered it as a no, that's great because i wanted to talk about how we can get the next generation engaged because it's so important and a lot of the issues that you're talking about the is doing just that it's bringing young people to the table. >> i'm gonna, a couple of young people right there. i'm really glad, 8 30 on a saturday morning. i'm proud of you guys. >> yes. listen. so we're going to jump right in to if that's ok. i'm going to ask you a topic that you're very familiar with. i know i've talked to you many times about it and that's eg and so just can you talk about how we explain it to the average person? and honestly, the impact that it's having on their lives. >> and my general rule of thumb is if it comes in an acronym, if it's designed to sound boring, they want it to sound boring for a reason actually. so they call it esg today after, after the work i've done in the last couple of years, i built a company to fig

human rights activists when ted speicher grew up in a punishing society devoted to thehe worship of kim jong un. at the age of 13 she and her family made a daring escape to china on search for a life free of tyranny. in her viral talks viewed online nearly three and 50 years urges audiences to recognize and oppression that exists in north korea and around the world. tonight she is going to take us on a journey. her own journey. it is a tragic journey it is a shocking journey, but it is her journey but she shares her journey with us take a moment to think about all of those still experiencing that journey. please give a warm and allowed marine welcome. [applause] [applause] thank you everyone for coming today. very special place in my heart this is a place where i came in i came to america. texas for bible study a friend i met, esther, was from roanoke so sheam brought me here to have first american thanksgiving and christmas. but i still remember her taking me too that roanoke bar. [laughter]us that's the first time they entered the home was parking garage door. once i got into the car

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