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all ended with inviting kim john to russia so let's see whether the north korean leader will accept the invitation for now we're heading back to the airport in the russian foreign minister's motorcade to try and go right from inside kim john residence. let's step back from the world of politics now last month we caught up with a russian man who defied the odds to become a world class athlete. the point is a slippery slip was it's the military presence that or most. of the muslim muscles minus syria which is to lower the price to below still breathe of shells exported to. supply. more leach need to be in europe. but a lot. when you post but then most of. you are simply in the buke which the global. solution. must now richest. people. in europe will risk the mission of supposed to do with that we see that. your smug. much of the most evil is border the fish are just nickel for the bore elite the small to which in which you do she turns you can truly will receive. should be on cruising really all aboard the us least comodo stalled my dream was modest. to go used to my desire being as usual

sergey lavrov and kim john thune are talking behind this small we were asked to wait in this room so let's just have a walk around and take a look at what they. to offer. north korean chocolate i can tell you that it tastes just like any other. anywhere around the world. so this is how suddenly you get treated to cranberry juice. residents. i can barely remember being given such. a location is around the world we were just told. the president which is just outside the doors. of the. city. and given the fact that we're inside the residence of the north korean leader kim jong again i'm just going to say i'm absolutely shocked. and. it is really disappointing that we won't be able to find out exactly what's being said behind the stories but just a few hours before mr kim and mr lavrov met the russian foreign minister said in making the korean peninsula free of nuclear weapons is a very delicate issue maintains that the interests of all sides must be respected. so that said it all ended with. invite. to russia see whether the north korean leader will accept the invitation for now we're h

this place this but it looks to be these and why i think so is because just through the store i saw kim john sr and she was having some sort of conversation with the guards but nobody speaks english here. and as far as i understand this is circular. i believe this is a. the historic moment. and talk and we were asked to wait in this room so let's just have a walk around to take a look at what they have to offer. north korean chocolate i can tell you that it tastes just like any other dark chocolate anywhere around the world. so this is how suddenly you get treated to cranberry juice. i can barely remember being given such access at other locations around the world we were just to see the president which is just outside the doors. and given the fact that we're inside the residence of the north korean leader kim jong un again i'm just going to say i'm absolutely shocked. and. it is really disappointing that we won't be able to find out exactly what's being said behind these stories but just a few hours before mr kim and mr lavrov met the one hundred foreign ministers and making the korean peni

inviting kim john into russia so let's see whether the north korean leader will accept the invitation for now we're heading back to the airport in the russian foreign minister's motorcade. right from inside kim jong un's residence in pyongyang. talking up the twenty that's the way look from moscow this wherever you're tuning in thanks for watching and i wish you a safe and peaceful and easy. welcome to the crystal ball edition of crosstalk what can we expect in the new year we have a great lineup of guests telling us they think. time after time to know what you're going on the ground while we're away for christmas we're screening some of your favorite episodes of this season coming up in this we speak to sheffield florida man majid majid about the u.k. government hostile foreign policy and hostile environment from libya and yemen egypt all grieve and as the trades union congress celebrates its one hundred fiftieth anniversary today we go to the site of the battle of all green where ten thousand of office goggles and u.n. miners were attacked by thousands of police following the lord m

denuclearization and i think the way trump has done this has really given the way the store i think the kim john deserves the diplomatic man of the year award for the way he's really dictated the whole pace of the plough in the sea since his january first speech to a deal with the olympics in seoul and the way manipulated trying to have you know for trump the summit was the ultimate reality t.v. show well right now that the second talks where they consul and with no further dates given for the next summit what will it take to restart the process well i think that they've made a number of mistakes were they the u.s. had first. met with the leadership i think it was taken as a signal both in growth moscow and beijing that it was ok to normalize relations with north korea and so by and the u.s. by defining it as a bilateral issue remember we had six party talks for a while that didn't know them and the achieve their objective but that did show the major powers could cooperate and for their interest overlap and trumps walked away from that and defend dealt with it as a bilateral u.s. north korea iss

right from inside kim john residence. getting into the places other channels that's it for me the news team for now thanks for watching all of your spending then you have a great time and i hope you have a happy and healthy twenty. welcome to the crystal ball edition of crosstalk what can we expect in the new year we have a great lineup of guests telling us they. time after time so you know what you're going on the ground while we're away for christmas we're screening some of your favorite episodes of the season coming up in this we speak to sheffield. about the u.k. government's hostile foreign policy and hostile environment from libya and yemen to all grieve and as the trades union congress celebrates its one hundred. fiftieth anniversary today we go to the site of the battle of all green where tens of thousands of office goggles and u.n. miners were attacked by thousands of police following the lord mayor's appeal to home secretary sajid javid we speak to the general secretary of you am and a minor arrested on that day

go back donald trump came out of singapore and said boy i got a great made a great deal with kim jong un john bolton said this week that north korea has done nothing nothing to dismantle nuclear weapons donald trump came out of helsinki and said boy i made a great deal with latimer putin for peace in the middle east or whatever russia sees in the ukrainian ships and invading the ukraine still now he says oh i made a great deal with china and then china turned around and said basically what deal and what happened the market fell eight hundred points in one day because donald trump then doubled down and said remember forget about this truce i'm a tariff man i fear where this is taking us i hope not could be end of this economic recovery and sliding down into recession call it the trump slump that's where i think we're heading in the looking ahead to the next two years with nancy pelosi apparently going to be speaker of the house again. do you think gave you will make any progress in the next to yours. boy that's a really tough question i hope so and you know one of the things that i would advis

and we used to have a joke, being jane kim, in reference to being john malkovich, what's it like to be in jane kim's brain, because she's so damn smart. i watched you and i watched you take a neighborhood and build affordable housing and you really took that and made this amazing community for everyone to be able to live in and you did that with such care and grace. and really looking out for the people in this city. it wasn't just the community, but in the city, to have affordable housing. and i just want to say thank you and thank you for when i came on this board, for being kind and giving me advice. i really appreciate it. and i think you're really brave for a lot of the things that you have done. so i just want to thank you. and yes, you will be missed. >> >> supervisor mandelman: well, i'm going to miss you a lot, jane kim, although i know you're not really going away. i said this at this board before, but i'm so impressed with the way you used your time on this board. that you have both looked after the very most vulnerable, the very folks who need the most help, but have also -

administration is pressing ahead with those plans for a second summit with kim jong un early next year. national security adviser johnton saying the two sides will look at commitments and how to accomplish them. >> they have not lived up to the commitments so far. that's why the president thinks another summit is likely to be productive. >> joining me now is bob baer, national security analyst. normally the u.s. does not say, yeah, let's have a second meeting with when a country isn't holding up its end of the bargain. >> you do the preparation, make the agreements in advance and have the summit. if north korea is not adhering to any agreements, you don't meet them until they're ready to do it, until you can show some progress, until you've done your homework and they're not doing it. so trump's shoot from the hip international relations and the rest of it is crazy. >> how do they square what they say about ballistic missile tests and you see this activity in these pictures, you can't, right? >> i think anybody who knew north korea knew they wouldn't disarm. that's their trump card. they weren't going to give this st

john. as rudy said, i am with supervisor kim's office. here on her behalf.he's any meeting so she can't make it. that's why i am here. i have come to find that in the work that we do, we often encounter issues that are deeply personal to us. and i know that the issue of gun violence is something that is deeply personal too many san franciscans and many americans across the country. i personally lost my grandfather to gun violence. i've lost wattle uncles to gun violence and at 16, i lost my best friend to gun violence. my family and i, like far too many others know what a destructive force an unsecured firearm in the wrong hands can be. we know that it takes a split second to make an irreversible decision that will last a lifetime. we know there is no going back. it is like efforts like this, this buyback, that matter. each individual firearm taken off the streets is a life saved. is a family kept intact and a community kept whole. c.u.p. quote that so eloquently states it takes the hood to save the hood is accurate. that is exactly why this matters i really

earlier this year, kim jong un has realized that president trump is deeply invested in the appearance of success in diplomacy, with north korea."the president's national security adviser johns that a second summit is needed to set kim straight.john bolton:"they have not lived up to the commitments so far. that's why the president thinks another summit is likely to be productive."meanwhile, with talks at a standstill, u-s sanctions on the north remain in place. neither side willing to give ground before concessions from the other. marcus nolan:"i think the biggest concern here is that north korea continues to do this dance, where they keep the united states involved - maybe have another meeting with president trump - but not commit to any real constraint on military modernization. so they continue to build, they continue to develop, they continue to test." (ken) if you think driving in california is tough... you're right. a new survey shows just how bad we rate compared to the rest of the country. <"te hee, what would you like to talk about?"> alexa is getting a makeover to become quite the conversationis t. meet the california college students .... who made it happen.(srts

team under secretary pompei o who are much more skeptical of kim's intentions than president trump who said he fell in love well i mean john bolton. surely. another north korean summit needs to be held. failing to deliver on its promises to do nuclear as many indigenous summit was really a purely for the show for the reality was it was worse than that because it if you read the statement that they put out it was so vague that it didn't provide any guidance for how to how to put together a diplomatic process that actually realize any other summit will bring any tangible result i think it's a mistake to have a summit at all. yes unless. the north koreans have boycotted the two meetings that secretary pump a of it's called they. they were invited to geneva by. our north korea special representative pushed in two days of vienna waiting and they never showed up so i think they're playing trump against his own government. they're smart well i think i think. the root of the problem is maybe somewhere in a different place on paper piano wants to normalize relations with us on paper promising to do nuclear as in return for washingt

kim jong-un has realized that president trump is deeply invested in the appearance of success in diplomacy with north korea. >> the president's national security adviser, johnrgues that a second summit is needed to set kim straight. >> they have not lived up to the commitment so far. that's why i think the president thinks another summit is likely to be productive. >> meanwhile, with talks at a standstill, u.s. sanctions in the north remain in place. neither side willing to give ground before concessions from the other. >> i think the biggest concern here is that north korea continues to do this dance where they keep the united states involved, maybe have another meeting with president trump, but not commit to any real constraint of military modernization. so they continue to build, they continue to develop, they continue to test. >> we should note that what we see in those satellite images is not a violation of any agreement between the united states and north korea. the ballistic missile program was not part of that singapore agreement in june, but it certainly doesn't build good faith and trust that north korea is willing to denuclearize. >> alex marquar

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john bolton. we began with north korea and i asked about the previous comments by the president that he and kim jong-unave fallen in love. >> the president i think has established a strong personal relationship with kim jong-un. i think i have a relationship with kim jong-un. he said you and i have to take a picture together because i'm going to take it back to north korea and tell my hardliners you are not up a bad guy. gerry: did you tell him the same thing? >> sure. if the north koreans follow through on the commitments they made in singapore. the president will deserve the nobel peace prize. he opened the door and they have to walk through it. gerry: but they haven't so far. >> they have not lived up to the commitment so far. that's why the president thinks another summit will be productive. gerry: even if they haven't shown any indication of keeping their commitments to denuclearize. >> they will have a discussion how they will accomplish those commitments. until that happens there won't be a release of the economic sanctions. gerry: russia, russia continues its aggression, i think most of people

reporting and insights, margaret with bloomberg, john with politico, damian with "the washington post" and kim with "the washington post." damian, i want to start with you. obviously, the markets have endured the worst december since the great depression but they don't tell us everything about what's happening in the economy. so when you look at this drop, what does it tell you about where things stand with the economy at large? >> great question. i think we've seen really strong jobs numbers and gdp kbroet. the economy has been growing strong for the past year. on the one hand, maybe we can endure this 4,000 or 5,000 but what we have to watch is this is going to affect consumer behavior, right? if people say, hey, i don't have as much money as i thought i did a few months ago, we're not going on that vacation or not going to redo the kitchen, you see this affect a lot more people and that's the kind of stuff to play out in the next couple of weeks. >> do the president's words have an impact about the way things are going? you saw that tweet from christmas eve and then a big route that day, ho

sponsor of terrorism in nov twenty seventh st john yang rejects the allegation of torture the student prior to his death was getting ready for a second meeting with kim jong un we look at what consequences the wall case might have. an american family the warm beer is experienced north korea's brutality firsthand when north korea sees their son to use as a pawn in that to tell a tarion state's global shenanigans and face off with the united states the u.s. should be prudent and practice self control keeping in mind that if it persists in the end to the d.p. r. k. smear campaign while i'm reasonably picking a quarrel with the d.p. r. k. over the human rights issue it will pay dearly for all the consequences rehashing accusations of badly evidence torture against north korea seems to be a step backwards for peace especially when only several months ago trump and kim were shaking hands and making nice. thank you for. the man you met today as you know has killed family members has starved his own people is responsible for the death of war here why are you so comfortable calling him very talented interesting how back of them trump attributed discussions on

kim jong-un. so that was a message for the chinese, not to us. david: the iranian agreement was negotiated by john and barack obama, did you support that agreement? condoleezza: i did not support that agreement. i felt that it was an agreement that gave the iranians too much at a time when i think we had the upper hand and could have gotten more. i also thought the verification means were very weak, so i would not have signed the agreement, but i said i probably would have stayed in it because once you are in an agreement, you don't want to send the signal that the united states turns its back on agreements that are there. but it won't be the end of the world. david: let's talk about vladimir putin. you have met him. condoleezza: i have, many times. david: does he speak english? condoleezza: he was teaching himself, or had tutors teaching him english, and by the time we left office, he could converse a little bit in english. but, yeah, i know him well. he liked me, actually, used to. because i was a russianist. i once was with him and he said, you know, russia is only great when it has been ruled

kim will represent new jersey's third district. he served on the national security council staff during the obama administration. he was previously a civilian advisor to generals david the trieste and john allen -- petra eus and john allen in afghanistan. -- having served as assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights, and labor through most of obama's second term. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> homeland security secretary kristen nielsen testified before the house judiciary committee last week. outgoing virginia congressman bob goodlatte chairs the committee. jerrold nadler will be chairman of the committee when democrats take the majority on january 3. [indistinct conversations] [gavel] >> good morning. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare recess of the committee at any time. to thisme everyone meeting on oversight of the department of homeland security. i begin by yielding to the gentleman from new york. >> thank you, mr. chairman. want to pointn, i out that this is most likely the last time you will be presiding over the committee. although your retirement is well deserved, it is a great loss to this country. it is no secret that

kim jong-un are in love. so they can send all the messages and elton john cds they want, but the fact is there hasn't been any in talks. and in fact, you know, okay, two months ago, secretary of state mike pompeo was in north korea saying they were very close to establishing a date for the next summitt between trump and kim jong-un. a month later, though, thee abruptly canceled a meeting he was supposed to have with the north koreans. is the meeting and where is the progress towards denuclearization? those are questions we are not getting answers to. >> and all standards set by this administration. right? not by others to be the standards for success. michelle, thanks very much. >>> the prosecutor could wrap up as early as tomorrow. this in the murder trial of a man accused of plowing his car into a crowd of counterprotesters at a white nationalist rally in virginia last year. shocking to see. heather haier was killed, several others were injured. prosecutors plan to introduce two memes the suspect posted months before the crash. they show a car running into a group of people. defense is supposed to argue the

john mccain in the past you too. the last one switching gears, the other kim summit. >> what is important is i don't think anyone goingthink kim kardashian had a major impact in american politics but she was hot and heavy on criminal justice. we just passed a criminal justice reform act but what is important here is kim dude american politics and gave us a civics lesson. she identified an issue, researched the issue, used her influence to meet with leaders that could be influential to her including donald trump and she spoke in a detailed and intelligent manner and brought forward real change for real americans so she has a large influence. i thought she did really well and maybe she should give congress a few lessons on how american politics and civics should work. >> may be a run for politics herself, we will see. thank you so much, appreciate it, have a great day. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour, donald trump digging in on border wall funding as congress heads back to the hill today so which side caves first. andrew arthur from the center of immigration studies weighs in on the border battle up nex

kim. while many experts believe the north korean supreme leader is manipulating the president, john bolton the north koreans follow through on the commitments they made in singapore, president trump will deserve the nobel peace prize. he opened the door for them. now, they have to walk through it. >> we asked experts even if kim has deceived the trump team, isn't it worth trump getting him face-to-face to pressure him into holding up his end of the deal? >> this president does not stand up to autocrats when he meets with them in person. so to believe that he is going to somehow do that the next time he sees kim jong-un i think is the triumph of hope over experience. >> so is the trump team really going to hold kim jong-un's feet to the fire in a second summit and really press him to draw down his nuclear weapons and missiles or at least to account for them? we pressed the white house national security council and the state department on those questions. they didn't get back to us, but we do know that trump has passed the message to kim jong-un recently through south korean president moon j

especially there in asia i mean kind of on kim jong un's doorstep if you will why has this momentum this strong momentum been lost. well what we had is we had john bolton come into the national security position with an attitude about ending north korea if you will that it is attitude for decades now and so you have some different interests in the white house in the revolving door of. diplomatic positions and military positions in the white house which doesn't make it easy but those positions have taken a hard line which is. to put down those weapons and then we'll look at peace and it doesn't work that way now what we could have if the u.s. wanted to talk more on equal terms is a commitment in these coming meetings that we hope will take place because there was success there was a deep using of conflict but what we want to see in the next step of this is a signing a peace treaty even a contingent peace treaty that's that says we are at peace and subject to that and formal relations we will end the korean war and we will both denuclearize the peninsula both in the light the international inspectors in all right interesting to hear your thoughts

john kirby, thank you very much for that. we're going to move ahead. >>> kim hundreds who have fled his oppressive regime. and they thought they had reached safety. . . . >>> tonight, despite president trump's claims of improving relations with kim jong-un, north korea is being blamed for hacking the personal information of hundreds of defectors. cnn's will ripley is monitoring the story from hong kong many will, tell us more. >> reporter: jim, this is a very disturbing development for nearly 1,000 north korean defectors, people who snuck out of north korea, thinking they would have freedom from the north korean regime in south korea, but now we're learning their personal information, including where they live, where they work, it has all been stolen. hackers targeted a computer at a nonprofit in south korea. it is a place that helps defectors resettle in that of more prosperous capitalist country. centers operated by a foundation set up by the south korean reunification ministry in 2010, the big concern is that north korea, and i have been to the country many

. >> michelle, before you go, on kim jong-un and on summit number two, we're learning a little bit more from johnhave opened the door. now it is up to them to walk-through it. when might that walk-through happen? >> well, they're still saying -- i mean, this is the latest word from the administration coming from national security adviser bolton that shortly after the first of the year. some time early in 2019 they are expecting to this have summit, but he is making it clear, maybe more clear than we have heard from others lately that north korea has not kept up its commitment, as if anyone didn't know that. it is obvious. we had a canceled meeting between the north koreans and the secretary of state. we have obvious lack of progress in that. but, remember, north korea committed to work towards complete denuclearization. now we have bolton again coming out and saying, nope, they are not living up to their end of the bargain, and until they do, the u.s. is in no way going to lift sanctions on north korea. kim jong-un would love to see some u.s. movement. they want to see the u.s. take a big step, l

kim gittleson, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a costume drama with modern parallels. the rivalry between mary, queen of scots and elizabeth i. john to the dakota building, in the centre of new york. there's been a crowd here standing in more or less silent vigil, and the flowers have been piling up. the 14th ceasefire of this war ended at the walls of the old city of dubrovnik. this morning, witnesses said shells were landing every 20 seconds. people are celebrating the passing of a man they hold responsible for hundreds of deaths and oppression. elsewhere, people have been gathering to mourn his passing. imelda marcos, the widow of the former president of the philippines, has gone on trial in manila. she's facing seven charges of tax evasion. she pleaded not guilty. the prince and princess of wales are to separate. a statement from buckingham palace said the decision had been reached amicably. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: the british prime minister has postponed a vote in parliament on her brexit plan because, she admits, it would have been defeated. within hours, theresa may will begin speaking to european lead

john bolton. but the annual wall street journal ceo counsel in washington. m i began by asking is him about north korea. and the president previous comments thatut he and north korean leader kimg-un have, quote, fallen in love. >> the president i think has established a very strong personal relationship with kim jong-un. i thinkbo i have a relationship with kim jong-un he said at the lunch we have with in singapore i think you and i have to take a fir together because i'm going to take it back to north korea to show it to hard liner to tell them not such a bad guy did you say to take the the picture back to you? >> sure. [laughter] so -- so -- lookm we're going to pursue thi, if the north koreans follow through on commitments they made in singapore. president trump will deserve the noble peace prize, he opened a door for them. now they have to walk through it. that's what we hope to make progress on at the next meeting but they haven't so far. >> they have not lived up to the commitments so far. that's why i think -- the president thinks another summit is likely to be productive. >> so there will be another summit even if they haven't shown any indication of meeting commitmen

that happened years ago these affairs, whereas like john edwards, his wife was dying of cancer at the same time he was having an affair. >> kimdo you think that the mueller probe already knows the answer to that? >> to the question of whether mr. trump -- i think we have a lot of information that -- >> that he knew it would influence the campaign? >> yeah, there are lots of pieces that not only do we have the tape mentioned with mr. weissleberg, we have the timing of the release of the wikileaks -- the information, the e-mails from hillary clinton, that happened right when the access hollywood tape came out, within hours, within a day of when president obama announced the russians are hacking the elections. so the idea of being listen, he was concerned about his sexual misconduct affecting negatively the election. and if he then accepted contributions or the other pieces didn't disclose expenditures. he's allowed to spend all he wants. but they want to know where the money is coming from and where it's going. no secret stuff from corporations or governments. >> let's circle back and talk about the legal exposure for trump's f

i want to bring in john muir health, a nonprofit health system, and you have quite a contribution. why don't you tell us first and foremost, kimvery honored to be here today with our large check for $35,000 to support what the food bank does. it's important to us and we show it this way. >> reporter: absolutely. stephanie, tell me, it's not only donating monetarily, you come and volunteer, right? >> we have groups of staff who come on a periodic basis. our last time we had them do the onion sorting for a few hours, but it was very much worth it. >> reporter: i love it. i want to bring in lisa with the food bank. obviously you have so many volunteers like these volunteers from john muir health. tell me how that helps the food bank. >> yes. we have over 118,000 volunteer hours donated each year, which is more than 50 full-time employees. >> reporter: that's so great. one more time, a big reveal, $35,000. we can't thank you enough and a happy holidays to you and your employees. if you'd like to help at home, you certainly can. go to our web page www.kpix.com/give. >> appreciate all those people and those companies. >>> coming up