for. ♪ ♪ >> woman (speaking korean): >> kim: >> woman: >> kim: >> woman: >> kim: >> woman: >> kim: inwoman (speaking korean): >> kim: she said the policy at the time required an abandoned child to be held for six months before adoption, in case a relative turned up to claim them. >> woman (speaking korean): >> kim: >> woman: (chuckling) >> kim and woman: >> woman: ♪ ♪ >> kim: while she didn't know if this child was eventually adopted abroad, i've spoken with other adoptees who said they wereisled by adoption papers that distorted or fabricated their origin stories. ♪ ♪ >> i had, like, a book that had all of the different photos of my arrival that my parents had put together. growing up, i really had access to my paperwork. i really believed so much of what was written and documented as truths and my truths of who i was. i have this case number tattooed on my back. (laughs) and so i, i really identified with it. (typewriter keys clacking) my name is robyn joy park. i was adopted to the u.s. in 1982. ♪ ♪ after college, i decided i'm going to just pack my backpack and move back to korea.

kim, the floor is yours. rep. kim: thank you. i'm andy kim. 50 years ago my parents immigrated from china to the united states. they didn't know anyone here. now i'm the father of a 7-year-old and a 9-year-olds. two little boys and all i want for them is the same thing that my parents wanted for me but i'm worried about what kind of america my kids are growing up in. that's why i'm here. that's why i'm running for senate. that's why i stepped up in public service. worked on public security to keep our country safe. worked for both democratic and republican presidents. why i stepped up to run six years ago to show that we can run a congress that brings us together rather than divide us. i passed legislation into law to lower drug costs. hearing about the high cost of living, high housing, to be able to address these in fundamental ways. to hear from the lgbtq community when it comes to discrimination. whether i vote for you or not, i will be a senator for you and serve to the best of my ability. i hope to be a senator for all of n

kim has answered the question. go ahead and repeat your question, david. >> americans are worried that the income of an average household is not sufficient to pay for essentials. tell me what you think you could do as a member of the united states senate that would make new jersey and america more affordable to people living here. >> thank you, david, for the question. it is good to be here. i got so worked up about the affordability issue that i realized i had not eaten very much food today. affordability is a huge issue for new jerseyans. as the employer of 1000 people, i understand the importance of a living wage and working hard so we can grow our economy and expand opportunity for everybody. we have done that. there is nobody that makes the federal minimum wage who works at our hotel. it is important for affordability issues to get rid of inflation. we cannot spend our way to prosperity. we have to control government spending so the dollars that we earn are not devalued by inflation. having businesses thrive i

kim your question to curtis bashaw. >> welt mr.shaw i want to return to the question but you said earlier you are pro-choice. you support federal legislation to move forward. but i will be honest with you put the work i had done in congress, sing republicans because they gives our effort to codify roe v wade. we see right now we have 10 states right now that do not have an exception. total bans on abortion six states that do not have exception for life of the mother. what specifics are you talking about when it comes to federal legislation? if it's done incorrectly it could supersede new jersey's law and continue to change and women here in new jersey would experience. >> great. i'll answer it again. i am pro-choice. i believe a woman's right to choose is her decision. i would work with the bipartisan effort to codify that. i understand major supersede. do not want to do anything to take a woman's right to choose away in new jersey. i do not know how else to explain i am pro-choice about to say i am pro-choice. i would say to peopl

kim is conner's mom. it has been 1 1/2 years since conner joined the navy and kim's first time at work with her son in the open seas as a navigation technician. >> i was excited to get her on board and see what i get to see every day. and, get a little bit of the life. >> amazing what he has done. amazing what all of these people have done. everyone has a job to do. >> reporter: kim is here on a tiger cruise. it allows service members to bring aboard their loved ones for a short period. don't let the name of the voyage fool you. it is not a relaxed vacation, for one, getting around the ship requires kim and everyone else to constantly open and tighten airlocked doors. the only way up and down is through ladders and stairways. then, there is going to bed. >> i sleep in a rack with all of the other sailors and marines. >> reporter: this is a rack. a sleeping space in a room with about 20-30 service members. there is not much space once you are in. that does not matter to kim. >> i slept like a baby last nig

kim anderson lives in the medical desert of hattieville.truggled to receive care for her opiod use, depression and high blood pressure. >> there's no public transportation at all. so if you can't walk there and you don't have a way to get there, you have to find somebody to give you a ride. >> reporter: after the truck started showing up 15 minutes away from her house, she started scheduling checkups every two weeks. >> it's hard when people don't understand where you're coming from, whether it's drug addiction, mental health problems, anxiety. they help you any way they can. >> reporter: i followed the armor truck for a day where peer recovery support specialist russell boyd was on board. boyd was once incarcerated and struggled with substance use, too. he says it was only a few years ago he was in his patients' shoes. >> there's already a connection there, because i have the lived experience. >> reporter: one of the patients boyd is seeing is john brooks who's visiting the mobile unit for the third time. >> i come every two weeks, even if

daniel dae kim is having another big moment.who has wowed viewers in dramas and action adventure films. now taking a turn at a broadway comedy. thrilling both the audience and himself. he's even been dubbed one of new york times's biggest stars of the fall. >> it is so weird to have an asian person walking around with a t shirt that says yellow face on it. >> yeah, i'm sure i'm sure. >> yellow face like black face is racially problematic. it's an issue. actor daniel dae kim is addressing on broadway, but with an unexpected twist. why tackle such a kind of somber topic as racism with a comedy? >> it's not just about racism. it's really about people making mistakes. and it's about mistaken identity, and it's about our own human foibles. and it's also nice to be able to laugh at ourselves. >> the name of the show. at first glance, some might think it's derogatory. >> it's important to know our history. first of all, and to understand how that term has become loaded and why it's a derogatory. it's important to take those kinds of te

i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. israel strikes lebanon's capital is hezbollah targets northern israel with its own rockets we're live in beirut with the latest donald trump return to the site of his first assassination attempt alongside the world's richest man elon musk toll hold the crowd. boss in those communities, assess the toll from hurricane helene, a new storm is brewing in the gulf of mexico, will go to the cnn weather center for details >> this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber and we begin. >> in the middle east where fighting is raging on multiple fronts and fears of a bigger war are growing just as israel prepares to mark the anniversary of the hamas attack on october 7, israel's military says the jabalya refugee camp in gaza is now surrounded an anti-hamas operations are underway even says hamas was detected in the area trying to rebuild its operational capacities the idf says, it's working to stop that from happening. we're also getting word of an israeli strike on a mosque in gaza overnight, which re

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i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. donald trump responds to claims that he's ducking interviews due to exhaustion. that and what he said about them mike mix-up at his rally in detroit kamala harris appeals to arab american voters of a dueling rally in michigan. why she says a diplomatic solution to the warrant in gaza may still be possible. plus arab leaders at the united nations have a new warning about northern gaza will hear their concerns and what israel has to say in response. >> live from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber we are now only 17 days away from the us presidential election, more than 11 million americans have already voted. >> that's according to data from 42 states. california leads the way with more than 1.5 million balance. on the 1.1 million ballots have been cast here in the battleground state of georgia. both donald trump and kamala harris are working to shore up support. and later today, harris heads here to atlanta, georgia for a rally with r&b star usher. meanwhile, trump is expe

he's embraced kim jong-il, kim jong-un. host: but explain the word embraced.uest: he seems to be much more comfortable talking to these autocrats that he is with allies. in other words, he didn't distinguish between friend and foe. he was more critical of angela merkel and justin trudeau and he was of vladimir putin and kim jong-un. we have allies and friends and shared interests and values. you'd think we would embrace them more than people who try to undermine american foreign-policy interest all around the globe. that is what i thought was so stunning. i thought that is probably but those individuals them stunning. host: let's talk to callers and start with bob, atlanta. caller: thank you for your program. sarah, i served in the military and i'm 78 years old and i just got one question for you. you a communist? guest: absolutely not. are you, sir? caller: kamala harris is so far to the left you can even see her. host: we will get a response. guest: i get it, i have policy disagreements with kamala harris just as you do, sir. but sometimes elections are not

i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom kamala harris bringing more out to her campaign as a former first lady joins her on stage and hear michelle obama's message for american men. and donald trump tries to appeal to a young male voters with a rally near penn state but he has to say about kamala harris's recent rallies, plus it's been a month since hurricane helene devastated the city of asheville. will look at recovery efforts and how you didn't get involved approaching don trump and kamala harris are preparing for their last full week of campaigning later today, trump will hold a rally in new york's madison square garden. meanwhile, us vice president will be courting black and latino voters in battleground, pennsylvania michelle obama, bronze star power to the campaign trail in michigan saturday, the former first lady rallied for harris and offered this message on what that stake for women on november 5. here she is it is reasonable to be frustrated. we all know we have a lot more work to do in this

that was the voice of kim sheriff, activist and lawyer from london. on another note, it was an extraordinary attack that dealt a crushing destructive blow, one in which took the smile away from israeli pm netanyahu and other israeli officials. iran's operation true promise to was iran's answer to israel's targeted assassinations of hamas's ismail han, hisbullah secretary general said hasan. and head of iran's coats branch of the irgc in lebanon, sardar neilfur. cover here joins us to tell us more. cover, over to you. thank you so much for that. well, it was a highly anticipated move. iran launched hundreds of missiles at the israely regime. called operation true promise to, and what appeared to be a short notice from iran. well, this time around, however, unlike the previous barrage of missiles, iran used more sophisticated missiles. which made for greater efficiency at hitting the intended targets, something the israeli regime has tried to suppress so that it would not be embarrassed. well, iran targeted occupied palestine with around 200 missiles. t

kim rixen is connor's mom, it has been a year and a half since connor joined the neighbor -- navy. and kim joined her son as a navigation technician. >> i was able to see what she does every day. >> it is amazing what all these people have done, it is amazing. >> reporter: kim is here on a cruise which allows servicemembers to bring aboard their loved ones for a short period. but don't let the name of this foliage for you, this is not a relaxed vacation, getting around the ship requires kim and everyone else to constantly open and tighten air locked doors. the only way up and down is through the ladders and stairways. then there's going to bed. >> i sleep on a rack with all the other marines. >> it has one room with 20 to 30 servicemembers, there isn't much space but that doesn't matter to kim. >> i slept like a baby last night. >> reporter: that is how much her son means to her, sharing a hot meal together, it is something they both cherish. >> you go to bed at night and you realize how much you value your family, it is so nice to come and have breakfast with my mom, honestly. >>

but kim gets on the ground experienced military experience. he gets legitimacy in the eyes of the world, and he gets money. presumably he's getting some sort remuneration for these efforts. >> but what is it that north korea could one on the nuclear side from russia? russia does have for all have the largest nuclear arsenal in the world kim jong un has said that he wants to multiply his weapons capabilities and i think what north korea might want from russia is these advanced nuclear, maybe nuclear submarine technologies. >> but it's unclear or if russia would be willing to show the family jewels. and i think russia would want to make sure that to calibrate what they're giving to the north koreans to make sure that they're not making a mom or creating a monster as they are looking to even win, to win this war against ukraine how do you think beijing is reacting to this, to this closer deepening of ties? because so far it used to be that if there was one country that had influence over, over north korea, it was china because china provides a lo

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minister kim, over to you. >> good afternoon. i am the minister of national defense of the republic of korea. first, i'd like to thank the secretary of state blinken and secretary of defense austin for hosting the defense ministerial and for your warm reception of the korean delegation. the international community today is faced with complex challenges which threaten peace and security, and we are in the most stern security environment since the cold war. it is at this time that the foreign and defense ministers have gathered together to discuss r.o.k.-u.s. alliance and various issues on peace and security, which is very timely and significant. at the meeting, we agreed that the r.o.k.-u.s. alliance is the core pillar of peace, security, and prosperity of the korean peninsula and the indo pacific region, and we agreed to strengthen cooperation as global, comprehensive strategic alliance. on north korea's icbm launch yesterday, we denounce this with one voice and urged north korea to abide by the u.n. security council resolutions.

>> kim, we're always aware of that. most people don't realize that on tuesday evening because he wrought attacked us with cruise missiles along that same two tuesday evening, there was a terror attack, which means the two terrorists came in, opened fire with hard arms, with kalashnikovs against israelis heart, of tel aviv, on the light rail. people that were on their way home seven israelis were killed. it's as if nobody notices that anymore, were on high alert for those attacks were in addition, at the end, it's to me the worst part as you say, they're on high alert synagogues worldwide, its the day of atonement this coming weekend, a very important jewish holiday we just went through a jewish holiday, the new year the attack that hamas did in the first place was on a jewish holiday of simchat torah. so what we do as we act, as we can in accordance with both the law we listened to homeland security, the israeli one. we tried to keep on living the best thing for terr is if we stand frozen so for me, my resilience agains

i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back with more news in a moment, please. do you stay publicly what people say and turns out i have enough money. >> i could just shut off tonight at seven on cnn resolve your news from messes really gone, if not, they may remark the spot resolve gets rid of pet message better than bleeding competitor, destroying james, neutralizing odors, and preventing remark in love, the love resolve the mass i had no idea. >> i was still paying for it by wi-fi until i finally check my credit card statement 14 months at $600 later. that's why i created rocket money, an app that shows you all your subscriptions in one place. see something you no longer want. you can cancel it straight from the app. download rocket money today like a relentless, we'd moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back start to break away from uc with trump via with rapid relief at for weeks trump via blocks at key source of inflammation at one year, many people experienced permission and some song 100% visible healing of their intestinal lini

and thank you, commissioner kim to build on that. looking at the age of some of these curriculums, you know, like some of them, i saw one in here that was, oh, copyright 1994. right. that's a older than all of my children who three of them have already graduated from sfusd. right. and so i have questions about what our schedule is for new curriculum adoption as well as what are the impacts on outcomes. i mean, we list the schools here, but we don't list the number of students impacted. we don't list the impact on their outcomes. and when we are supposed to be student outcomes focused, i, i would like to see a little bit more detail here about understanding. and when were materials delivered? you know what. what's the lag time between reporting. and i just think there's a if we're if we're going to implement this kind of report with intentionality and make it student outcomes driven and not just checking a compliance box, i would like to see a little bit more work here on how how this impacted kids. you know, just just i have a lot mo

i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom.ald trump and kamala harris are entering the final sprint to the u.s election with just 24 days it's left trump hit the campaign trail in colorado where he continued to spread lies and stoke fears about undocumented immigrants. at a rally in aurora, colorado, he falsely claimed that venezuelan gang members are taking over parts of the state. and he vowed to create a federal program aimed at deporting them if he's reelected, areas what the hell happened to aurora? i will rescue aurora and every town that has been invaded and conquered, going to get them to hell out of our county these are stone cold killers, enemy from within all those scum that we have to deal with, that hate our country that's bigger enemy than china and russia, very, very, very sick with highly contagious disease. and they let into our country to infect that kind will not be conquered. we will not be conquered meanwhile, vice president harris spoke to a group of republican supporters on friday, the campaign stop in s

and then one day, kim was just scrolling through facebook. was your first thought, oh, that looks like a cake topper i have. >> yeah. i was like, that's my cake topper. that's what i used. how is this on facebook? >> after exchanging messages online about a week or so ago, kim finally received her grandparent's cake topper safely and in great condition. this all thanks to the kindness of a man she had never met. >> very happy that i have it back. thanks so much for doing that. >> you're very welcome. >> it was my honor, so i asked david why he went through all of this, and he says it's because he tries to help at least one person every day. words he lives by. so on that note, if anyone needs a cake topper that's also a bobble head, i would be happy to lend you mine. in new york for abc news, i'm danny, new. wow. >> something nice for somebody every day. that's good to live by. thank you for joining us. world news tonight with david muir starts now. we'll see you >>> tonight, breaking news. hurricane milton now back up to a category 5 hurrican

and kim yeah.s has been a great series and both teams have already come back from 15 point deficits to win games. game for though it was tight throughout, we had 14 lead changes in 13 ties. no team led by more than six points. liberty they were down by three with under 90 seconds to go. jonquel jones gets the bucket plus the foul, then she hit the free throw to tie it up the liberty they'd had three chances with under a minute to go to take the labor brianna stewart, and this is twice. now on the links next possession, courtney williams is going to miss, but bridget carleton gets the rebound and gets fouled by breanna ionescu. carlton makes both free throws. so could we get some more sabrina magic this time to win the title? >> know her shot. no good at the buzzer links when 82 to 80 to force a winner-take-all game five on on day after the game, liberty head coach sandy brondello, not happy with the officiating we're getting here, fell and that one of the nicest bloody coaches in this league. but t

kim jong un, north korea, nuclear weapons, all over the place. i said, do you ever do anything else? go to a game, do something. you know he loves producing nuclear weapons. that's what he likes producing. and he's got a lot of them. >> reporter but on wednesday, trump attacked his former chief of staff, john kelly, on social media, calling him, quote a total degenerate. this after kelly said that trump fits the general definition of fascist and wanted the kind of generals that adolf hitler had during world war two. more on that from cnn's brian todd new accounts raising concerns about donald trump's history of admiration for strongmen from his former chief of staff, john kelly show me an authoritarian. so he certainly falls into the into the general definition of fascist. >> and from the atlantic, citing two people who claim trump said quote, i need the kind of generals that hitler had. some analysts say it fits a concerning pattern. trump has seemingly never met a dictator he doesn't like. and not just like, but he seeks to emulate, which is th

i think it's kim kardashian. >> don't think kim jong un it can be grimace because we don't know how he shifts. >> yes they're both in the pocket of big wipe, get a job john appeared in commercials for cotton-nail as their first ever asked witasse back in 2010 came kardashian help open sharman special holiday toilets in times square. does adorable chairman bears lead a parade through times square where kim was presented with the key to unlock the 2010 sherman restrooms. >> she was given a key to the >> well, i like that and adolf hitler, but they're both people. donald trump greatly respect to more after the break political analysis. >> we have all kinds of questions about to feel so stupid person questions. what did biden do that said the right call, stayed awake, hard hitting questions. >> why did front pull out of 60 minutes? >> i love pulling out and john, right? right. questions. >> what are the predictions for next week's top stories? >> baby oil, files for bankruptcy news network. have i got news for you next saturday at nine on cnn and streaming? beyond max breath and often thou

certainly, this development, this willingness of kim to literally put skin in the game here. >> reporter: north korea is arguably one of the most heavily sanctioned countries in the world but the white house said they are planning more of them. in the final weeks, the biden administration will be sending more weapons including artillery to ukraine. but what is clear, is america's adversaries are now working together to help russia fill in the gaps created by those western sanctions, and to potentially prevail with this land grab in ukraine. that's something that sets a dangerous precedent and the next president will have to deal with. margaret brennan, cbs news, washington. >>> in the middle east, the lebanonese army said three of its soldiers were killed in an israeli air strike while evacuating injured people in the south. fire and smoke were seen over the beirut skyline this morning. israeli military says it has tracked 160 hezbollah targets yesterday. after ordering residents to leave. >>> the israeli military says hezbollah fired about 135 rockets into israel yesterday, including tw

. >> i'm kim brunhuber.his is cnn newsroom israel's cabinet members are discussed seeing how to respond to iranian strikes as the idf continues to clash with hezbollah in lebanon. and the sprint to election day continues in the u.s. with both camel the bits out on the trail will look at what kamala harris and donald trump's travel plans reveal about the state of the race plus as communities in the southeast continue recovery every your efforts after back-to-back hurricanes, students in several states are out of school will get what experts say about the growing impact of climate change has on learning >> this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber in the coming hours, israel could decide on a response to iran's missile attack earlier this month, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is scheduled to meet with his cabinet. has the country faces conflicts on several fronts. among them, lebanon. now, this is a live look at beirut. israeli troops have been targeting hezbollah in beirut and in other parts of lebanon in so

kim jong-un has not skipped many meals. donald trump goes to kim jong-un and he meets with him and all the photographers come in and president trump looks at the photographers and says all right, everybody. make us look good. make us look very thin. kim jong-un shoots up like this kind of offended a little bit. what it showed is -- i see a lot of you laughing. i'm not just trying to make fun of kim jong-un. the point is you have to go and talk to people. you have to be willing to engage in diplomacy. engage in conversations. that is how you keep the world from falling into disarray. donald trump was better at it than anybody over the last 50 years. [applause] we will do one more. we will do one more here. if we can. i know i said that was the last one. this guy really wants to ask me a question. it better be a good one. >> thank you. i represent polish media. conservative media. [applause] poland is the best ally america ever had in europe. beautiful speech of donald trump in 2019 in warsaw. sir, kamala harris claims polish

. >> let's break bread and jesus >> are you doing i'm doing tony kim is a life coach donie. are you a human doing or human being? >> and now an online influencer. >> do you see so my i've been censored in canceled well, i'm going to go like this you really got politically involved in 2020 that's a great question. >> donie. so i got to tell you, i am not enter politics at all nor do i have an interest in politics. i'm into truth so i can't say i got politically involved, i got truth involved. >> this is the take our border back north america alliance, the group's name may take our border back, border, border, border. we're here because of the board of the topics here. what we're dealing with today is an evil oligarchy. >> it's we, the people well, versus the deep state brain from fighting communism. >> he told my mom, honey, they're coming for me. my mom said, what who the communist, communism is here. then are practicing it. they enforcing it here to fifth generation warfare, just generation warfare is basic anything that's non-kinetic, v2 k voice to skull technology. >> and

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yeah. >> i think it's kim kardashian. >> don't think kim jong john, can it can be grimace because we don't know how he schitt's yes debit card dashing and qin jiang there both in the pocket of big wipe, get a job in john appeared in commercials for cotton-nail as their first ever baton back in 2010, kim kardashian helped open sharman special holiday toilets in times square. does adorable chairman bears lead a parade through times square where kim was presented with the key to unlock the 2010 sherman restrooms? >> yes. she was given a key to the the grimace and adolf hitler, but they're both people. donald trump greatly respect to more after the break >> it's nerve wracking the whole country is on the edge of their seats unprecedented. this race could not be any closer an election like no other. and it all comes down to this. >> we can now make a major projection election night in america from the first votes to the critical counts. >> a lot of us thought that had come down to this. >> the way only cnn can bring it to you election night miracle special coverage begins tuesday, novembe

kim, over to you. >> good afternoon. first, i would like to thank secretary of state blanket and secretary of defense austin for hosting the rok defense ministry all and for your warm reception of the united states delegation. the international -- community day is ace with complex challenges with security and we're in the most stern security environment since cold war. it is at this time that the rok ford defense ministers have gathered together to discuss rok alliance developing and various issues on regional peace and security, which is very timely and significant. at the meeting we agreed that the rok alliance is the core pillar of peace, security and prosperity of the korean peninsula and the indo-pacific region. we agreed to strengthen cooperation as global coverage of strategic alliance. on north korea's icbm launch yesterday, we denounced this with one voice and urged north korea to abide by the u.n. security council resolutions. also, on the escalating north korean nuclear and missile threats, we agreed to contin

kim discovered the enemy's position, quietly made his way close to the enemy and was the first to open fire. he destroyed five militants, was wounded himself, but did not leave the position. this allowed the strategically important line to be held. the drone war, an expression that characterizes the situation in many directions, the quantity and quality of drones are often the decisive factor, the name upyr thunders in the svo zone, it all started with production literally in the basement, and now it is put on stream. the dignity of these drones was appreciated by vladimir putin. production at a facility with a special regime, but our correspondent andrey golderev met with the developers and filmed a lot of interesting things. a separate decree that it is forbidden to walk during the day, that is, upiri vostopin. these are shots from the kherson direction, summer 2023. the enemy is trying to swim across the dnieper, but on our fpv drones are on the way, or rather in the air. they completely changed the course of military operations in this area, that is, the enemy completely stopped go

. >> in june, vladimir putin visited joan young -- pyong yang to sign a treaty with kim jong-un.e u.s.'s largest concern is that russia will accelerate north korea's inter-chronic a lot of ballistic -- intercontinental ballistic missile nuclear program improve north korea's summaries. >> historically russia has been reluctant to provide really high and military technology to north korea. but, with this deployment of troops, kim can exact a higher price for what he's doing for russia. this could take the form of icbm technology, nuclear submarines, things that kim said he really needs to round out his nuclear weapons force. that would pose a direct threat to the u.s. homeland. >> the reds continue their advance over the rugged country. >> it has been 70 years since north korean soldiers fought in a war. their deployment to russia will give them invaluable experience as the mansfield foundation. >> the north korean army lacks realistic combat experience. so deploying a special forces to russia and potentially into ukraine is going to give them invaluable experience of modern warfar

nick: in june, russian president vladimir putin visited pyongyang to sign a treaty with kim jong-un,hat included a mutual defense pact. today, the u.s.'s largest concern is that russia will help accelerate north korea's intercontinental ballistic missile or nuclear programs or improve north korea's submarines. >> historically, russia has been reluctant to provide really high-end military technology to north korea, but with this deployment of troops, kim can exact a higher price for what he is doing for pressure, and this could take the form of i cbf technology, nuclear submarine technology, things that kim has said he really needs to round out his modern nuclear weapons force that would pose a direct threat to the u.s. homeland. nick: it has been 70 years since north korean u.s. soldiers fought in a war. there are deployment to russia will give them in valuable experience, says the mansfield foundation. >> the north korean army lacks realistic combat experience, so deploy special forces to worship -- to russia will give them invaluable experience in modern warfare -- drones, interope

kim, the house right now, republicans have a narrow majority, four seats or so i think.ho has got the urge for the next congress? >> reporter: right now this is going to be tight. if you look out there, there's only about maybe 25 or 30 races remotely competitive, a dozen that are truly competitive. whoever comes out on top, they won't have a huge majority. we are not talking a new leader that has a 30 vote cushion in the end. it is still going to be somebody with a five vote majority, maybe 8 vote majority. republicans are feeling pretty good they are on the offensive in more seats because of some of those victories but the mood of the country is such that they are really hitting democrats hard on some of these votes they forced them to take in the house where they sided with the biden administration on a number of unpopular policies. the gop is hitting on them hard that way. it is going to be a squeaker but i would say they are in position to keep the majority. paul: the democrats are focusing on two big democratic run states, new york and california, where republicans

yuli kim, yes, yuli kim, but the song of the bird is entirely ours, my the text and my music, our jointce with the musicians, but this is a big musical-theatrical story that began several years ago, and on the initiative of ekaterina granitova, the aforementioned director of the play northern odyssey, yeah, and she found kim's text based on the twelve-block, which - at some point quite a lot of material had accumulated and even ekaterina gennadyevna staged this story in the gitis educational theater and just last year i came there, then to gitis and the guys became dance and sing and i thought, what a great story, why am i sitting here? i need to record all this, i started recording, expanding the tracks, turning sketches into full-fledged songs, rethinking some compositions, arranging, i wrote to yulia chersanych, he gave the green light, okay, let's get to work, guys, we started to finalize the text, now a while ago a teaser came out, as we call it in cinematic terms, five songs with a literary braid a little bit introducing the course of action, but this is exactly it turns out that

by the way, not in private but in public, kind and praising words about xi jinping vladimir putin, kim jong un, viktor urban, who have, who are not just authoritarians, but have committed crimes against their own people, right? turn the state against he's, he's saying those praising things as he's talking about an enemy within in this country. so the comments aren't just shocking. there also consequential in that they give you a sense of how we might govern we want to keep this conversation going, but we do want to go to alayna treene, who is in georgia following donald trump because there is some reaction from the trump campaign. alayna, what are you hearing? >> that's right there is we have heard a number of trump advisers and people like mark meadows, kash patel really heavily pushing back on this. i'm going to read for you something that stephen chung, a top trump campaign advisor told me in response to some of this last night, he said quote boat, that kelly had totally beclowned himself with these debunked stories. he has fabricated because he failed to serve his president. well w

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senate, face-off and a second debate, congressman andy kim, an applicant curtis snapshot meeting to bob menendez who resigned in august after his conviction on federal bribery convictions and georgia me is been serving since his appointment in august and if us to step down after the election political report with amy walter rates this solid democrat. >> tonight i like conversation when the basement to the one-woman economic and wrecking ball. >> in the news is trying to bring civility back to this divisive election cycle. >> this election could not be more estate cannot be a more important. >> the republican curtis the two candidates trying to fill the seat of theng convicted former senior senator bob menendez. >> using her campaign and her message of the bodyguard cider andsi adapted. >> we sent down to hear why they think they deserve your vote november 5th. >> this is been a very challenging and difficult race in a very dramatic wanted that and one definitely has a changed it thursday politics forever. >> an open discussion, talking about all the issues that impact you about any site

certainly this development, this willingness of kim to literally put skin in the game here. >> norah: margaret joins us now. so you mentioned this axis of adversaries. how significant is it? >> margaret: it's very significant to see america's adversaries working together, basically to fill in all the gaps for russia created by those western sanctions and potentially to help it win in this land grab in ukraine. this is going to set, norah, a precedent, one that the next president of the united states will have to deal with. in the short-term, north korea is already the most sanctioned country in the world. the white house plans more of them and to surge more weapons to ukraine in these final weeks of the biden administration. >> norah: margaret brennan, thank you very much. the strike of boeing workers may be close to an end after more than a month. tonight the machinists' union is voting on a new contract, and the company's new ceo is optimistic, but how are the workers feeling? cbs's kris van cleave has the latest. >> reporter: it's deal or no deal. the high stakes vote with boeing's

kim jong and sister, kim jo, jo, who is the most just never more frequent to particularly sort of sarcastic spokes. passion. recently described southcourt at whom i appreciate a loud and ukraine as to bad dogs. bred by the us, i mean, absolutely charming. but whether, you know, you know, story is actually understand it or would it at a server to accept the regimes you point quietly i, i rob adopt. i think the question, if the casualties monitors they surely will the bodies start to come home of the question of why dying or know of of got a faraway far in field for what will surely be aust alert. i give them the kind of place those great rich, there's not a lot you can do about it. fast. nice thing analysis and we thank you for an item foster concert from the university of leeds. thank you so much. thank you very much . the secretary general of the united nations, this call for an end to the was in the middle east and in ukraine. i'm trying to get to address. we're speaking of the gathering of the brakes alliance of emerging economies hosted in russia by president stoughton. it's the u. n c'

kim aris, welcome to hardtalk. hi, allan, how do you do? you've been silent all your life, and you're in your mid—40s now, and you've finally decided to seek the limelight and to speak out. why did you stay quiet for so long? and why have you decided to seek a platform now? well, ijust feel that the situation in burma is so desperate, and there's so little news coming out on what's going on over there, someone needs to be saying something. and again, my mother's been locked up for completely false charges in prison, and i can't imagine what the conditions are like for her. so, i need to do what i can to try and get her out of there. unlike her, you're not used to the limelight. do you find it daunting? it is a little, but you have to do what you can. until you were ten, you had a pretty normal suburban upbringing. your mother was a kind of classic school gates, full—time mum at home. and then, things changed dramatically. what are your memories of family life in oxford before she left? well, i can only think of it as a normal upbringing. li

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