with north korea continued the the tim jones, the good you can use it says to be the name of the kim john wooten came to power. cortez north korea launch 2 satellites in 20122013 international sanctions followed with the china seemed cooperative foot. so it's a few months later to much the trade of the boat out. you know, what was continuing almost on change as you go from that. why not didn't, but it is why that would be cool, which we rush on winding colors and cars, approval food and alliance of china and russia and going through yeah, ever form against the us. this could create a completely new security zone for me on yeah. the 2 large nation, a ton of china and russia, gift the country, a large survival space, or the community restrictions imposed by the un security cancel minds, which would then be just as ineffective as us. i'm going to give you more chicago we will get to such a constellation, could contribute to north korea, becoming a nuclear power. tardies have gotten into the it was important for china to keep the us at a distance. so it tolerated north korea's political misst

the pandemic was as a comrade, kim, jo, john, vice president of the central committee of the workers party of korea to do comrade new states in the no, no, no, just review the 7 days of battle against the pandemic sheep and the last 9 to one days i witnessed many dramatic situations and was hoping to get him to substitute on that or this was the 1st be challenge by came jones. younger sister came jo joan, on north korean television when she spoke about her brother's recovery from cove it many in the audience. when you wanna listen when say hello to and it didn't do any also send you the total time she will give you a piece or she'll those with terrible moments when i was unable to help. ah, great need to put on want to do more session and most of were posted. you have to confront the crisis alone, missing a times distraught and despairing, which is going. so i'm going through. these are so some of the to do with him. you, joan, is deputy director of the propaganda administrator. not a pop to her brother. she's widely regarded as the countries number to leader. since 1948 to 3 generat

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this is the longest serving dennis j after north korea's kim john, you young and there's a lot of young people that want to see change. we saw some of them come out and vote. one of the voters said that they wanted to have a say on who runs toe go. um and right now they'll be voting for the at members of parliament. and if the changes go through and we're still waiting for for an estimate to confirm that with the new constitution, then the m p 's will choose who the next president is, not the people. so, it's such a sense of just poll. nicholas does have the potential to trigger and maybe even violence, not so risk don't just to the country itself, but to the wider regions. so that will be regional capitals. well, any watching this vote, but none of us of the votes as well. i'm sure. and certainly from the car here to i've been going to other coastal capitals, there is concern on what is happening in turbo. and it's certainly because of what's happening around the region in neighboring burkina faso. now to go in virginia fast or share border, there's been a number of attacks and incursi

they're the longest serving dennis t after kim john, you from north korea. and so perhaps the reason why people have not come out to vote, it's perhaps to show a protest towards the guessing base family. others are confused. are they voting for religious the zipcode election? or is this a referendum to show their support towards this constitutional change? for me, so yeah, quite confusing. i imagine for voters, is there a risk maker of violence in these elections and what are the risks to the why the region as well. there are 2 threats external and internal and external threats for as well to go shares, a border with breaking of fossa, where our groups linked to al qaeda and i still are active. in fact, there's been several attacks in the past intrusion within to ago and they've made a no, they made it clear that they want to expand their reach and reach to coastal african countries including togo at there's internal threats to because there was a growing resentment towards the 4 and guessing bait regime ahead of the selection, 5 leading fingers of the oppos

being well kim jo junk, this is the intellectual sister, kim, kim. john has also joined the freya declaring that the south koreans a lackeys of the americans, declaring that to everybody know, she says, who are the arch criminals who are straining relations in this part of the world. all right, thanks very much. well, the latest from the south korean capital, so rob mcbride and a bit of all the news from the region, the value of the japanese. yeah. and as for into its lowest level against us dollar in more than 30 years, a decision last month, 5 by the bank of japan to raise interest rates for the 1st time since 2007. this had little impact, which again is positive exports and also for tourism. but it also means that households dealing with the increasing cost of inputs, find out some industries, pledge to take measures to try and start the slide. a with an ease alice was there was time for me. friends in story. your input is low. pound is rainy. attack on a clinic and gaza has destroyed streams of parenthood for hundreds of palestinians . the wisdom euro

but kim ives that john list of a hate to liberate a newspaper. he says the political crisis and 80 is a long way from being was off. the 1st thing is the only thing they've done so far is they've published it in the journal of record called the money to monitor. it doesn't actually install them. in fact, it doesn't even state who exactly the 7 voting members are. this is because they keep swapping in and out and you know, there's all kinds of infighting and even division among the various groups that are pointing to a representative on the council. so. so this counsel if it ever even gets in place and you know, frankly already on re, is still the prime minister facto. because he said he would turn over power once this council was in place and it's not in place yet. so it's been coming coming coming, but it's not there yet. and the whole thing is so completely um, a dysfunctional because all the different quarter or so the very fracture political class are represented. and so they're, they're just going to be a squabbling mess. many, many, most pa

joe, i want to play for you john kim by, admiral kirby talking about changes that they may need to makelisten here. >> the president made it clear that our policies with respect to gaza will be dependent upon our assessment of how well the israelis make changes and implement changes to make the situation in gaza better for the palestinian people. griff: so as someone who understands this, how does hamas interpret that message and that statement? >> well, it's unclear. you know, john kirby's a great patriot, a great mentor of mine, but it's not clear what changes are being call for and what policy changes are on the table for the united states. we haven't exactly signaled to israel what we're going to do, what our softening position is going to mean in terms of aid, in terms of the way hamas views this right now, hamas is going to the table the here in qatar for a possible negotiation, a hostage deal. and so this is kind of a critical moment right now. hamas would look at this as a, like, along this track of time they have the upper hand. they have the superiority in terms of time becaus

kim fox. >> sandra: thank you, john. we want washington, d.c., mayor could propose a plan to hold parents accountable for their kids who skip school. some residents hope this will help the district skyrocketing juvenile crime crosses. mike emanuel here with more. what exactly is the mayor looking to do? >> the d.c. mayor says she's not talking about throwing parents in jail that suggest there's a way to tighten up the system. this absenteeism is a huge problem in d.c. schools. 60% of d.c. high school students were chronically absent. that means they missed all or part of the day at least 10% of school days. that's up significantly since before the pandemic. this comes after 3 girls between 12 and 13 years old were arrested for allegedly brutally murmurdering a 60-year-old man. recorded on a cell phone as "horrific." the attack including using brown's own belt to beat him. all three girls have long-standing truancy issues and now for for a second-degree murder charges and will be tried as juveniles. the judge in the case

seung min kim from the associated press john present and from punchbowl news, and olivia nude see from new york magazine morning guys digest lot to get to through the course of this busy our let me start with you because you actually been a cover in the courtroom watching donald trump as they began the jury selection process. what has been your observation about how he has dealt with this, especially as they're raising some of these salacious details and they've gone through the jury selection process. how has he been dealing with this in the courtroom? >> i don't think any criminal defendant is happy to be there and fairness, but he seems particularly not happy to be there. he seems to have a very difficult time sitting there and doing nothing all day long. and it sort of seems like he's chomping at the bit to get out of there to the extent that he was reprimanded by the judge when he tried to jump up and have a seat at the end of a session on friday and leave. apparently, the judge leaves first. i did not know this and neither did donald trump and he seems very frustrated in sort of

john berman. i was on with alice kim, aris, and camerota.talked about after bologna's floyd and ben crump, we talked about where we were as a country and i cried and i gave you my all and i wanted to believe that we were on the brink of change and i think that what we're seeing tonight on the campus of columbia, what we have seen an arizona what we've seen through legislation that's been passed, the attack on dei, the messages you receive just by doing your job i mean, abby, you are one of the most brilliant amazing, beautiful anchors and pay you to say that, but thank you. thank you. didn't but i mean, just cash at me know. but but you are one of the most amazing people we have right now in the tax you receive because of the way that you look, the way that your hair is, the way that you raise your children, the way that we are trying to be better i think is indicative of the fact that we've taken steps back and that's why i wrote the book. >> yeah. i mean, look, we have to recognize that these things are still having we can't pretend it's n

has been quiet this election, so we have not seen much from kim jong-un's regime going into the polls. haidi: east asia government editor johnitical headlines we are tracking this hour, russia and china agreed to start a dialogue on your security to counteract the alliance led by the united states. russia's foreign minister told a conference in beijing that nations would seek like-minded countries to join. beijing and moscow have intensified their partnership since the invasion of ukraine. china is sending its highest level delegation to north korea. the third ranking member of the politburo will lead the three day trip starting on thursday. china has been north korea's biggest benefactor but kim jong-un it regime is receiving aid from russia for the war in ukraine. coming up, a bowl run on japanese stocks boosting the asian benchmark versus its piers -- versus its peers. this is bloomberg. ♪ the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business o

kim dozer and beth center. thank you both so much for your analysis. john. >> all right. we've got some brand new polling from battleground states out this morning with a cnn's senior data reporter, harry enten, one of the numbers show what are the number of shares show? john, we've been looking at the national polling and it's generally been showing perhaps a trend line towards joe biden in the battleground states, look, we still have a pretty close race on our hands, right? and pennsylvania and wisconsin, these fox news poll show that joe biden and donald trump are tied in georgia. we still see that donald trump is pretty far ahead up by six. and this is generally been in line with what we've been seeing throughout this campaign, which is that joe biden is holding much better in the great lakes battleground states like wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania than he has in those sun belt battleground states like arizona, nevada, and of course, george on this particular one one where donald trump has held a pretty consistent lead through this campaign. you know, one thing

>> john, north korea has a longstanding fascination with hollywood dictator kim jong il, was famously a collector of many movies. in this case, hollywood may not know there actually having a relationship here with north korea because what we found and talking to us researchers as a trove of documents sitting on a computer server north korea, which is a very restricted part of the internet. and we looked through the documents and we found a series of animations for what appear to be forthcoming animation series. sky bound entertainment is producing something called invincible, a very popular cartoon. we saw sketches there and also a series called iana, which is forthcoming from max, which is a cnn like, like cnn is owned by warner brothers media or discovery, excuse me so there's a series of sketches here that illustrate how this works. sometimes gets knowingly outsource to north korea and what we're learning is that the companies tell us they had no knowledge of this work ending up on the server or having any role in that skype and entertainment which is producing invincibles told us

many people say the ties between moscow and john gang are closer to day perhaps than they've ever been before. that kim puts in, refresh me on, does it pose an immediate threat to china? that's a good point. this trip does come on the heels of some strengthening of relations between north korea and russia. and we seen what the impact of that is. we've reports that north korea is supplying russia with some of the munition that is using and it's campaign in ukraine. and that certainly is something this, this regional push for influence, an access to north korea is something that north korea is strategically trying to engineer. so they're trying to play these neighbors off one another. so this is of course, an opportunity for china to get in there and say, listen, we wanna, we want to have a relationship with you as well. and try to make sure that they have some say and some influence in the actions that north korea taking. all right, we're live at the thank you for speaking to us from hawaii. thank you. a lot of flooding crisis and parts of southern russia and neighboring because x don shows little sign

track, without sacrificing cup let's go burn when freedom kim calls, we're here to answer this is teres look of total relaxation. >> and this is his john deere x three 50 lawn tractor he cuts millions of blades of grass transports anything that's in season and takes care of whatever false well, neighboring dx3, 50 lawn tractors built to give you peace of mind all yearmy next goal as 700 credits for me at time.com i mourn liebermann at the pentagon and this cnn are worldline and american israeli hostage in hamas terrorists captivity has appeared in an hamas hostage video. >> cnn is only going to show a single still image from the video. it's the first confirmation that hirsch goldberg poland is still alive. the first one that his family has gotten that their son survived the horrific injuries on october 7 that took his left hand hirsch was kidnapped from the nova music festival on october 7. he's one a five american hostages in gaza thought to still be alive. and cnn's jeremy diamond is in jerusalem. jeremy, we've interviewed rachel goldberg hirsch, his mom on the lead. have she or her husband commented on this news? >> they have jake a

kim alda 0. so how is eunice? can they're reporting for us from the south korean capital. now the netherlands based world press version competition has announced it's when is the best visual john lives in the past year, the wind is captured some of the most powerful shots photographer. yeah. or they've all kind of story volume. but then at one the story of the have portraits show people with dimension the family members who care for them and not a gas sca where the disease has little public awareness. alejandro is a gar documented migraines at the northern border of mexico and black and white. as you see that for 6 is judy i could to target as opposed photographs of ukrainians living through 2 years of war with russia. and one the open format to was i thought it was the lack of voices, photojournalist, and causal home and solemn, which was awarded photo of a in his image taken just 10 days into israel's war. on garza shows a woman named in us, abo mom and cradling the body of her niece sally. the level go was killed by in his writing this all attack on her home and con. lots of remain installs. you tell you can always find one website out. is there a dot com next inside story

. >> it's the latest and john king's latest all over the map series the 2020 georgia margin was just shy of 12,000 votes. >> so every shift tier matters. kim campbell area as a school nurse in gwinnett county, just east of atlanta it was reliably red when she moved here from massachusetts 23 years ago but biden one gwinnett by 18 points in 2020. >> i was actually shocked because i figured georgia wouldn't flip like that capillary is with democrats on her big issues, health care, prescription drug costs, guns. but she voted third party in 2016 and 2020 and might again this year, i just don't feel comfortable with biden's age and i don't feel comfortable with trump's mouth rebel tea is indicator part of the cabin county just outside of atlanta. christine wind started the business so she could leave behind the stress of being an icu nurse during covid, we were like right there front line and there were all these battles about like, you know, whether or not we should be vaccinated, seeing all the duck didn't help either. >> that's a medical professional can you watched him as your precedent? what was your reaction i definitely didn't want trum

know, kim, it also has a long, there is a real long arc to this point when he became president, i think you first alarmed general kelly, constantly talked about my generals, my generals he meant john kelly and humid madison, they weren't the country's military leaders, they were my generals. i remember him saying in an interview with the new york times that he wanted his kennedy at doj, he viewed them as being on the team of the presidents they serve, which, of course, is ridiculous. he talks about my blacks at his rally, and incredibly derogatory thing to say about his african american supporters. it everything is the possessive pick that, too, comes straight out of an autocrats hand book. >> the offices remain in the occupants passed through them and they pass through them on the basis of free and fair elections so that people can through the mouth when they want to pick the thing about autocracy is at the office comes to be identified with the person so the person claims to own the office claims to be above the constitution claims to be the final word in the system so that everyone pledges loyalty to the autocrat and not to the constitutional framework. so we are seeing that pr