the day that march, the end of the korean war, kim john own, gave russian defense minister, sega show equal a private tour of p on young's intercontinental ballistic miss size. and it's new as drones assign of just how close north korea and russia has become, since russia's invasion of ukraine, you and young has been accused of supplying moscow with arms for using this war in ukraine. a claim that those countries deny and south korea pressure then use your visit to them. memorial for soldiers from the united states and 15 all the countries who were killed in action was fighting for his country. of the korean war started in 1950 shortly after world war 2. when the communist north invaded the us back south in a bit to reunify the peninsula by force, the the conflict lost a 3 years and cost about $5000000.00 fatalities, including soldiers and civilians. it separated families and left many children or friend. the conflict ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty leaving the peninsula technically in the state of war. up until now the 2 countries are separated by a team are cation line t

inside this visit by showing doing these discussions with kim john, it might be an indoor, right? warnings, the site you know, times starting things about trying to stay and wait and see crime. otherwise, you know, we might have to solve thinking about deepening. all right? and the treat cooperation with north korea. thank you for that. james. the front well from career risk group. thank to set you up today, so i'll have more. well, here's at the top of the hour. i'm at a see now it has the w a business. it just, i'm up for the day the what secret slide behind these discovered new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites.

kim john is firing off missiles and north korea is a nuclear state. this is where things stand, right? or indeed. yeah. and snow korea really keeps ploughing ahead very quickly. with this uh, new to the weapons missile capabilities. the big part of the story was in 2017, when it launched as fast as all capable of hitting the us. and in the past few months is successfully tested as fast, solid fuel in wisconsin. and so i ballistic missile now about some goals and because wal at no great was able to hit the main line us with liquids, you'll miss all since 2017. so the only files that everything else, the cold, you can prepare the much more quickly the launch. so basically the bottom line is the adult career is getting quite capable with its missiles, and that's very bad news, but will be us and south korea. right. and this is the kind of situation um, when we look at the 2 sides facing off, that ukrainian officials must be wondering. i'm saying we absolutely need to avoid . and, and i say this because of course in eastern ukraine, it's looking like a to

kim john, welcome to the russian electric delegation with a reception on showcase the pipe countries, the latest military hardware. okay, you're watching a full are of use here in our to international. i am back in a matter of moments with more stories effecting your world today. and then later and now returned to rushes northern capital for our continued coverage of russia, africa for a 2023 summit, making headlines across the way the, the 0 to remove the distance of the. so that's the series doing it for you. and you have them by see it the split this of the top you believe the way needs. yeah. the cost, if you're seeing the on the image stuff and you to see that few those them but the scale man. so village doesn't notice we are gambling with the future of all mankind and we're, we're risking it for not the the russell special military operation in ukraine, maybe the biggest military complex since the end of world war 2. globally, that conflict is referred to as a hybrid wall between russia and the west. the us european and natively to say, russia's actions endanger the existence of

kim john on m p on gag this as the north marks the 70s, the anniversary of the korean war armstead. and that the women's world cup, it was a repeat of the 2019 finalized the netherlands health reading champions, the usa to a draw in their groups state raj, match the sarah kelly. welcome to the program news years. president mohammed by zoom has the taken to social media valley to protect what he called hard one democratic gains. that is after soldiers in the west african country claimed to have removed him from power leader announcing that they had taken control of the country several nations . and international organizations have condemned to move the gunfire outside, guys, presidential palace after president mohammed bustle is detained by his phone protection for us. then came the announcement. jasmine that you had withdrawn bedroom, selected government that we, the defense and security forces under the national committee for the salvation of the people, have decided to put an end to the regime. you know, this follows the declaration made in view of the security situation and repor

was the inside and relations with russia inside this visit by showing doing these discussions with kim john. it might be an indoor, right? wanting to say, you know, times starting things about trying to stay and wait and see crime. otherwise, you know, we might have to solve thinking about deepening. all right, and is a treat cooperation with your career. thank you for that. a james, fred well, from career risk group. thank you. thank you. a little korean honest. assigned to 1953 stopped the fighting but didn't. and the conflict off of the 5000000 who died in the wall where civilians a korean american and chinese soldiers, all sudden loss and lives and the conflict divided to career and to know unsafe. an active war has given way to detain great costello se 28000 us troops remaining south kermit. and along with the militarize zone between the 2 nations soldiers from both sides stand ready for the cold war lives on the drum. the demilitarized zone between north and south korea. south korean soldiers keep close watch on every move the communists. neighbors make tensions of running high. as no

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ukrainian grain exports as cause and concerns about rising for the prices to mills korea's liter kim. john wooten has hosted russia's defense minister and the high ranking chinese delegation and joan gang. they all come 1st problem informed visitors since the beginning of the club in 19 pandemic. 3 years ago, north korea's defense minister says his country and russia united encountering what he calls, gangs to like us hedge of many, both russian and chinese delegations of visiting north korea as part of the 70th anniversary of the korean war armistice. during the visit came, showed off north korea's military awesome old including band ballistic missiles to russia's defense minister. so gay, showing through some of the weapons on display were banned by the un security council in 2006, with the support of both russia and china. that's bringing our correspondent, florence louis. now she's joining us live from tucson and south korea and a noticeable difference in how the north and south i'm mocking the significant anniversary floats. absolutely, in south korea, it's a much more somber event wh

intercontinental ballistic miss side off its eastern coast. state media says that north korea's liter kim john, personally guided the launch of the west song 18 icbm. you and security council will meet on thursday to discuss the launch. a thailand selection commission says the man picked to be the next prime minister has violated election law. the commission is off the nation's top court to suspend him, put the lives of rowen rights move forward. party won the most seats in may's general election, and the parliament meets on thursday to vote on the new prime minister. but the outcome now is uncertain. is party has called for protest, says that both gets under way. hong kong says it will then see food imports from 10 regions in japan. if it goes ahead with his plan to release radioactive water from the focus human nuclear plants into the sea. the plant was damaged 12 years ago by its anatomy. the u. a nuclear watchdog says tokyo's plan is safe. still though, china, south korea and pacific island nations are against its a white job, but we haven't gone go see my launch in one's the japanese gove

kim john, welcome, the russian military delegation with the reception and showcase the countries latest and the 3 hardware to pay to the vacation performed by 10 katie i give is, i know she asked me to or i time next for a for today, please visit to the inland visions team find out which part of russia the world's biggest country, jones, phoenix during this number on, after the shortest operating space is the most afraid of robert f. kennedy junior. well, apparently everyone in the political establishment and mainstream media is very much like donald trump. he says, what he thinks liberal society is be dead for a junior is fear, because the spirit of high acceptance and i'm here to played with you. whatever you do, do not watch my new shells. seriously. why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please. i do have the state department to see i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to m

facing scrutiny tonight over its town hall on a recent police shooting back on june 27th officer brad kim john was can tell in the face while police responded to a burglary call at a gas station around 4 o'clock in the morning, department released dash and body cam videos of the incident at the town hall yesterday. one of the video shows officer kim running toward a truck with his gun drawn and then it gets hit by the truck. the truck then drives across the street into a parking lot and crashes into a pole. officer kim then goes after the vehicle and handcuffs. the suspect could tell was then taken to a hospital, according to the laos interim police chief officer kim and fired 4 gunshots and could tell was shot. in the mouth area of the face. but the interim chief did not say whether or not the officer fired his weapon before or after the truck hit him. and as you could have seen in the video, the town hall had as you see right there, relatively small crowd, several those in attendance question why the department scheduled a meeting for 04:00pm. most people are still at work. interim chief sai

station chief north korean dictator kim john ono. >> he knows the united states is distracted by theraine on nuclear armed iran with terrorism and other things he thanks he can get away with this. so far he has. cook sullivan also said ukraine will be able to join nato after the war. vladimir putin russian soldiers in ukraine when he would never be able to join nato that is what experts say this work could drag on for years. this recent nato summit have the hallmarks and echoes of another one in 2008 were ukraine and georgia were invited to join nato but without a date. what happened next? a pollutant invaded georgia months later in ukraine for six years later in 2014 u.s. official said russians were in ukraine has grown to a stalemate with long anticipated counteroffensive has stalled russian forces still occupied nearly 20% of the country. then there is the issue at the white house with cocaine a subject came up on "fox news sunday." >> he did the best they could to track down how it got there and who it might have belonged to. quick to the secret service is a troubled agency that

tom kim and john a great day for guide the toss it back to you at the 3 million dollars richer. not bad for a day on the course. thanks a lot, aaron. >> all right. let's get a look at your 4 zone. forecast is from our sutro tower camera here. >> the fog moving in across the city. still beautiful down the breeze around rig as joining us. >> we'll recent. yeah. and that fog being shallow marine layer is making its trek across the bay currently in the east bay over berkeley. live look outside. and as you can see, we are noticing that shallow marine layer and we are going to track, for the most part, thicker marine layer during the overnight hours into your monday morning, bringing us a round of drizzle to start your monday morning commute until he finally notice that sunshine later in the afternoon. but when tracker tracking fairly calm, wind speeds out there right now, 20 miles per hour. wind gusts, though, for concord and fairfield, seeing 30 mile per hour wind gusts with winds out of the southwest. so we are going to notice mother nature's natural ac kicking into high gear tomor

john rahm, jason day, tom kim and sepp straka ending on seven underpar but that merely afforded harman luxury of strolling down the 18th, able to enjoy the adulation from soggy but supportive stands. he closed with a comfortable par and a final round of 70 and a six shot victory. at 36 years old, he said it was better late than never and that he couldn't be happier. from hoylake, we saw a golfer and a game in perfect harmony. harman�*s lead in the final round never dropped below three strokes despite bogeys on the second and fifth holes, the latter coming after he drove his ball into a bush, seeing him drop to 10 under. very aware of my own emotions and i knew at some point i would drop some shots. really difficult day out today. haven't typically been a very good rain player. i was nervous starting the day, so to make those two birdies on six and seven today was really good. australia's cricketer�*s have retained the ashes. the final day of the fourth test was a complete wash—out at old trafford which means that england cannot win the series. after losing the first two tests they were

chief justice john roberts. kime ironies here that i see is that people have criticized donald trump when he was president, the democrats, for violating political norms, for trying to have no reason for democratic institutions -- no respect, and sometimes they really had a point especially on january 6th, 2021. but here you have a direct assault on one of the main, the branches of government, and if you question -- and if they, what they're saying is you cannot trust the court, the court is illegitimate, and this is a real danger because over time you could erode public trust and make people decide they just don't want to follow what the court decides. >> yeah. i mean, they are already undermining public trust, paul, and it's really astonishing as you were saying. such a break with norms and so debilitating to the court as an institution. and it's deliberate. guys like senator sheldon whitehouse and dick durbin, the attacks that that have been lodged by the press against some of the sitting justices claiming them of

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seung min kim the white house reporter at the associated press and john yang my colleague on "pbs newshour" and anchor of pbs news weekend. ariane i want to start with you. this affirmative action seems to have sparked the most headlines. does it have the most impact of the decisions this week? ariane: you have to think that it does. for several reasons. first of all, it totally makes these schools now have to go back, revamp, figure out new ways to try to get diversity in their campuses, race neutral means. but there was lots of messages, too. messages about what it means to have a diverse campus. and why the schools argued so hard for diversity, not just for the kid in the classroom but for the teachers, for the fact that the school is a pipeline to society and so the graduates go on to society, go into the medical fields, corporate america, in different areas, really such a vitally different way to look at the america on the two sides of this issue. so it just seems so impactful. lisa: i love that point. it does seem to be at the collision point of these political and cultural -- we've

concerns of the african nations north korea's leader kim jong has hosted russia's defense minister and the high back king chinese delegation. and john gang, there comes 1st prominent fond visits since the beginning of the call of, of 19 pandemic. 3 years ago. north korea's defense minister says his country and russia are united encountering what he calls, gangs to like us hedge many, both russian and chinese delegations of visiting north korea, sponsor the 70th anniversary of the korean war on the stairs. and during the visit, kim showed off north korea's military also including band ballistic missiles to russia's defense minister. so they showed through some of the weapons on display were banned by the un security council in 2006 with the support of both russia and china. us secretary of state anthony, blinking is a new zealand, has bear to discuss increasing cooperation and also attend a fee for women's wills comp match then in australia who will be joined by the us defense secretary. and there was training and counterparts to discuss regional defense issues to the wall as far as in the mediterranean now and attending a historical

officials said russia was trying to purchase rockets from kim's regime, and then accused north korea of supplying other weapons as john do believe that north korea is covertly supplying russia with a significant number of artillery shells. we think they're going to covertly funnel these through third-party nations to hide the fact that it's going to russia for use in ukraine. >> reporter: it's not clear whether any north korean armaments have actually been used in the ukraine war. but analysts say shoigu could be trying to cut a deal with kim for more weapons. >> he's trying to get maybe new systems, drones, maybe even tactical nuclear weapons, although i think russia's got enough tactical nuclear weapons. he is now working that supply chain for the russian ministry of defense. >> the events in pyongyang had the throwback look of old cold war battle lines with a chinese delegation also showing up to celebrate victory day, and presenting kim with their own personal letter from chinese president xi jinping. analysts say all of this collectively sends a clear signal from putin and xi to the west. >> message to new york a

officials said russia was trying to purchase rockets from kim's regime and accused north korea of supplying other weapons, as the spokesperson johna with a significant number of artillery shells. we think they're going to covertly funnel these through third-party nations to try to hide the fact that it's actually going to russia for use in ukraine. >> reporter: it's not clear whether any north korean arments have been used, but they say shoigu could be trying to cut a deal. >> he's trying to get new systems, drones, maybe even tract cool nuclear weapons, although i think russia has enough tactical nuclear weapons. whatever they're trying to get, he is working that supply chain for the russian ministry of defense. >> reporter: the events in pyongyang had the throwback look of old cold war battle lines with the chinese delegation showing up to celebrate victory day and presenting kim with their own personal letter from chinese president jinping. analysts say all of this collectively sends a clear signal to the west. >> the message to new york and to the united nations and your allies, we're not helping wu sanctions against our frie

you'll meet the tiktoker who claims kim kardashian skims shapewear saved her life after she was shot. how the star responded to the story coming up. don't miss johntive jim jordan and kristi noem, stuart varney and ronna mcdaniel. 8 minutes and 30 seconds right here on the channel you trust for morning news, todd and carley, you are watching "fox and friends first." former president trump's announcement that he expected to arrested yet again taking in interesting turn which they focused on the special counsel heading up the probe. watch. >> turns out even jack smith can't resist a $5-foot long. that's according to what we see right there. new and exclusive cnn video of the special counsel at subway. >> he was spotted today by cnn going to subway for lunch, picking up a sandwich, leaving, and not saying a word. >> i couldn't tell whether it was a foot long or was it a 6-inch sub. >> jack smith going to subway today is a message to donald trump. >> the imagery was intentional and spoke volume. >> intentional and spoke volumes. fox news contributor and columnist for the messenger joe concha joins us now. joe, they sure spent a whole lot of time talk

spoke to professor kim cobb, a climate scientist at brown university, and a member on president biden�*s inteilligence advisory board. thank you so much forjoining us. we heard johnushing for china to reduce its use of coal. what you think you can actually achieve a peace talks? it certainly helps that the backdrop of this relentless spate of ongoing climate change is ongoing across parts of the northern hemisphere now, obviously climate change a clear and present danger to public health and safety, to the economy both in china, here in the united states and abroad, and to national security both here in the united states and in china. high hopes over there for their talks and hopefully we can see the emission curve spike down. what about the us side of this? we know the us president biden has said these ambitious climate goals, a 65% reduction in emissions, by the end of this decade — are we still on track to achieve that? we are not quite on track, but obviously made a huge start, an historic one in fact, with the inflation reduction act, which is really an amazing investment in our clean energy future here in the united states. so it puts us within grasp. what

with the latest live in cheese, the north korea's leader kim jong has hosted vices defense minister and the high ranking chinese delegation. and john yang. they all comes 1st prominent forward visitors since the beginning of the call of, of 19 pandemic. 3 years ago. north korea's defense minister says his country and russia united encountering what he calls gangster. like us hedge many, both russian and chinese delegations of visiting north korea as part of the 70th anniversary of the korean. who on his desk during the visit came, showed off. north korea's military austin, old including band ballistic missiles to russian defense minister, so again, showed through some of the weapons on display were banned by the un security council in 2006 with the support of both russia and china. let's go live now to florence, louise. she's joining us in through sun and south korea and it's a much more somber mood and the south isn't as strong as the north and south of mocking this anniversary in very different ways. that's right in south korea is being marked in a much more significant way than it is normally the south korean government invited

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he tweeted to kim jong-un, i'm on the way and he showed up with his daughter and son-in-law and sent johngolia. it's a piece of history. right now, it's just a place of tragedy. and i think we need to understand that this is not really about diplomacy, this is about apparently troubled young man who, you know, threw his freedom away and did something very foolish for reasons we can't really pretend to understand. that he's now turned that border into a much more dangerous and heightened place of tension because, you know, if you can just run over it, who knows who is going to run over it next. >> that's a very good question as he joins a number of other people who have been detained in north korea. many of them freed as it were in 2008 during the trump administration, three americans who were freed, of course, otto warmbier, when you talk about tragedy, that's one that stands out. he came home and died days later. we think of jeffrey foul as well in 2014 leaving a bible in a hotel room and being detained for six months. this is serious business. we don't know how it's going to end. thank

last summit between trump and kim, kim and moon, there was a moment where we felt peace was actually going to break out. unfortunately, the trump administration, under johnn's leadership, did not follow through on their commitments they made. here we are in a situation with the biden administration that is basically a return to strategic patience, which is doing nothing. that result is more provocation, more military exercises, the biggest and most dangerous ones on display between the u.s. and north korea. last year, they tested more than 200 missiles. actually there was a csis report which actually showed there was an inverse correlation. the more military provocations there are,the less likely there will be engagement. when there is engagement, active diplomacy, there is very little provocation. juan: you mentioned the korean diaz perera -- diaspora in the united states. for those that don't know the history, there was a tremendous growth of korean communities starting in the 1970's when jimmy carter started reducing u.s. troop deployments in south korea. talk about the direct relationship between the growth of the korean diaz perera -- diaspora and t

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kim clisters sent me a message. other players that i competed against. john izner sent me a message. sam query's been reaching out.maybe even more. these are the players that i see probably more than my family. for them to send a message just to show a sign of support for me, really, really means a lot. >> because they know the work, the work you have put in to being there at wimbeldon. we said first time ever there. to get to the quarter finals as you did. you did mention your hometown, the atl, atlanta. you will be playing in a tournament there later this month. of course, got the u.s. open coming up later this summer. just tell us your plans going forward, chris. >> i'm going to take a week off, try to allow the body to rest a bit more, train a bit. and then move forward. look at playing in atlanta, then the entire u.s. hard court swing. go from atlanta to d.c. d.c. is always a very fun tournament for me. toronto, cincinnati and then we look at gearing up for the u.s. open. the u.s. open has always been one of my favorite tournaments. it's the tournament i grew up going to as a kid with my family. i think this

kim was only six when his parents divorced. mother returned with her son to england father son john philby stayed in india and later moved to thebdul imbued with ideas. uh arabs. he retired from working for english intelligence, it is believed that by this he betrayed absolutely betrayed his country st. john philby english aristocrat won the trust of king ibn saud and became his personal adviser. it was in the middle east that he met his son after many years of separation. in 1956, the black streak in philby's life seemed to end. he is offered to return to british intelligence. to work undercover as a correspondent for the observer newspaper in the lebanese capital, beirut. i was told that i should go to the nearest. east for siz. under the guise of a newspaper, there was an agreement to create reviews. many people with whom i spoke desperately believed in my innocence, in general, at that time the middle east was such a spy or political center. it was a very interesting place from the point of view. here is, well, political information gathering for british intelligence important political information. it is also shared from t

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john? if you reflect back on the trump administration, there was pretty regular contact between u.s. officials and north korean officials as they were setting up the summit between president trump and kim jong-un. so, we know there are ways for the u.s. to send signals, to send contacts to north korea. but our understanding is, those haven't been hot channel that have been active over the course of the last few years with u.s. officials saying they haven't received substantive responses from the north korean side as they have reached out to engage saying there would be no preconditions. they wouldn't be asking north korea to do anything to partake in initial conversations, but the north koreans just haven't done so. even with this incident, we're still waiting to learn more details. all we know right now is that according to the u.n. command it preserves the establishment of the korean peninsula, this american crossed over the demarcation line from south korea to north korea, and do so without authorization. we're waiting to learn a little bit more about what that means. was the person aggressively crossing over as we've heard from experts. i myself have been to the area. it's pretty h

kim k. almost unrecognizable in the first sneak peek no premiere date just yet for american horror story. that clip is teasing it is coming soon. >>> next up, johnff as bosom buddies jeff franklin, and bosom buddies with a couple kids in the background we're casting it, they're spending a lot of time casting these kids in the background we sit down and start reading, and jodie sweetin, who plays stephanie, reads her lines people are dying laughing. i mean, screaming. i was like, what's happening here and slowly, like she was getting comments, boom, home run home run i couldn't even hear my lines. i fought it for a long time and i finally said what am i doing it's a beautiful show. we built it with sweetness and kindness there was no central character the central character was love >> a great breakdown of the show i never really thought about it like that. funny how he thought it was going to be like bosom buddies it goes on for 250 more episodes after that >> next up, pink, a sweet video of the singer getting attention on social media, thanks to an unexpected sign in the sky during one of her concerts check this out the grammy winner was perform