kim jong un u.s.derstand that, of course, denuclearization is an absolute must, no doubt about that. it's just a first, very important steppingstone. but eventually, if true development is what north korea is after, they will need comprehensive economic, social and political reform. human rights is a very important part of that. >> so on the unification issue, i think the question jumping off of what greg has said in his first comments, what kind of korea do you want to see? do you want to see a korea, a unified korea where policies or groups that are critical of government policies are silenced? do you want to see a unified korea where you're so afraid of offending your leader because he's so sensitive to criticism? and so i think when you talk about, talk about a unified korea, you have to talk about what your vision of that korea is. or are we going to follow the south korea, this miracle on the -- [inaudible] that's about the economy, but it's also about following the candlelight protests, you kno

or fell in love with kim jong-un or something along those lines and it was pro kim jong-un and something quite shocking and disturbing to anyone who takes north korean human rights seriously and takes the north korean threat seriously and so i guess my question is what does that mean for u.s. negotiations and for u.s. pushing the human rights concern in north korea and having a president who, quite frankly seems to be oblivious to the evil north korean regime. >> well, love is a complicated thing. and even president moon in the speech he gave the evening before his speech at may 1st at may day stadium, he said that chairman kim and i crossed the demarcation line hand in hand like two affectionate lovers. i'm not kidding you, that was the wording used and that set, of course, i would always focus more on the things that president trump does rather than the things that he says. to give you an example i mentioned our event on the 24th last week and our keynote speaker, he gave both introductory and concluding remarks was none other than the deputy permanent representative of the united stat

if i may, have you fallen in love with kim jong-un? >> what the president has said is that there's a good relationship there. president trump made his feelings about north korea known before the world, even before the united nations, if you'll recall. he spoke in language that kim jong-un understood clearly, that the days of threats against united states, the days of developing ballistic missiles with nuclear weapons that would threaten our people and our allies in the region were over. that all set the table. as president moon said again today, that all set the table for the progress that we have made. but everything begins with

if i may, have you fallen in love with kim jong-un? has said is that there's a good relationship there. president trump made his feelings about north korea known before the world, even before the united nations, if you'll recall. he spoke in language that kim jong-un understood clearly, that the days of threats against united states, the days of developing ballistic missiles with nuclear weapons that would threaten our people and our allies in the region were over. that all set the table. as president moon said again today, that all set the table for the progress that we have made. but everything begins with relationship and now we need to see results. >> interesting. >> he didn't say if he fell in love with him. >>> still ahead, a bipartisan bill to protect robert mueller gets blocked in the senate. now republican senator jeff flake is threatening a boycott. >>> plus matthew whittaker, the man president trump has picked to replace attorney general jeff sessions, weighs in on his new appointment. ns, weighs in on hiw appointment. if yo

i was at singapore with fox news reporting live in the president and kim jong un kim jong un did establishching framework but now it's almost as if both sides are jockeying for position to determine how we're going to negotiate. and it's extraordinarily hard for me to imagine that for the first time in history a country will build a nuclear capability and an icbm capability as bargaining chips to better their economy. that's a tough one. but maybe we'll do it. maybe we'll get to denuclearization but it's going to be a long process and we really need to have some realistic expectations. this is going to take a lot of hard work from our teams. >> shannon: thayer added 24/7. daniel hoffman, thank you, good to see it. the fires in california turned political. president trump and governor jerry brown sparring over it. the details after the break. plus, a tribute to a man who brought superheroes to life. we remember stan lee next. ♪ ♪ -[ slurping ] ♪ -act your age. get your own insurance. [ child babbling ] -aah! -oh! -act your age. get your own insurance. -act your age. coaching means making to

they announced kim jong-un supervised the test himself for about a year now.he last time was on the ground super vvising on the ground of e intercontinental ballistic missile. this is a very different kind of test. they called it a tactical weapons test. the south korean government believes it was a long-range military test. because it is a tactical system, the south korean government does not view this as military provocation. this test happened with pomp and circumstance considering the fact that kim jong-un was there and this was reported by state news. it appears to be a bit of posturing from north korea which recently raised rhetoric against the united states. they want sanctions eased and canceled a meeting with secretary of state mike pompeo. creating an impasse with the issue with the united states and north korea. what could break the impasse? a second summit. >> alex, thank you for that in hong kong. >>> the trump administration imposing sanctions on 17 saudi officials over their roles in the killing of the journalist jamal khashoggi. the u.s. treasu

i have never thought the problem was talking to kim jong-un. not like this will be the last 25 years was filled with achievements and korea diplomacy. the problem is talking past one another, and having much different views of what denuclearization is and the truth is we haven't seen any meaningful concessions on either nuclear missile programs yet from north korea. >> did you think as president trump tweeted that it was significant that the 70th anniversary military parade, which was just held, that didn't include the usual icbm, drag past parade, do you think that was significant? >> i wouldn't dismiss it, nor would i dismiss the fact you haven't had nuclear tests or long range missile tests in recent months either. but i think we have to operate without illusions, the test here is significant concessions in rolling back north korea's nuclear and missile programs and that we haven't seen yet. and the danger is we'll see the chinese in the midst of a trade war with the u.s. taking their foot off the pedal, enforcement of sanctions, the south k

well john coin is head of the australian strategic policing and law enforcement program he expects kim jong young to change the direction of interpol present. action selection under the situation under the circumstances that we are facing he's of course a conservative is a conservative approach to the word force which means that he's unlikely to be continuing on some of the push that president may have been doing to reform egypt. change its role is a more strategically focused. italy's government says it will not change in spending proposals this by the european commission rejecting its budget for two thousand and nineteen the is concerned that rome's borrow and spend plans could trigger another debt crisis and create a domino effect in the euro zone but italian deputy prime minister says that matteo said v.v. says he will not back down or ensley reports from brussels. rome may be the eternal city but it's looking like someone needs to give it some attention the social as well as physical fabric of italy has been unraveling for years with high unemployment and the persistently stagnant econ

what, if anything, is kim jong-un ever going to give up. jim?er to the conflicts in south korea. barbara starr, thank you very much. >>> want to bring back our panel. the president's trip to france. we heard president trump declare himself a nationalist a few weeks ago. over the weekend, he heard -- i suppose you could say the retort to that from the french president, emmanuel macron, as the president sat there, just yards away. have a listen. >> patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism. nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism. by saying our interests first, who cares about the others, we erase what a nation holds dearest, what gives it life, what makes it great and what is essential. it's moral values. >> so the french president, amanda carper, taking a double whammy shot at the president, both arguing against nationalism, but also this kind of america first thing. i imagine the president could not have taken that speech any other way as directed at him. >> yeah. to me, broadly speaking, let's talk about this and north korea together for

it remains confident all commitments made of the singapore summit back in june between trump and kim jong un would be fulfilled the peace talks between the countries are installed earlier this month u.s. sect of state council meeting with north korea's top officials and pyongyang threatened to restart its nuclear activity if sanctions are not lifted asia pacific analysts sort of got to believe that there was strong resistance within the trump of ministration to improving ties with north korea. for quite some time the north koreans have been unhappy with the trump administration not with mr trump or sick but people under him who have not been very forthcoming in engaging north korea with compromises up insertions north korea's willing to make concessions and compromises that it's in but doesn't see anything in return and therefore over the last two weeks it has hardened at sea line somewhat and has suggested that if the u.s. is not really to be more forthcoming the north koreans themselves might not be as forthcoming and might again revert back to their military testing in fact that there'

the north korean leader kim jong un has reportedly upset the successful testing of a high tech tutt call weapon this is all to do as a justification of the party's policy focused on defense science and technology and those display of all rapidly growing defense capabilities to the whole region and a groundbreaking change in strengthening our military's combat capabilities despite news of the military test the u.s. says it remains confident all the commitments made at the singapore summit back in june between total tramp and kim jong un would be felt however peace talks between the countries from maine stuart earlier this month the u.s. secretary of state counseled a meeting with north korea's top officials. threatens to restart its nuclear activity if sanctions are not lifted asia pacific analysts. believe there's a strong resistance within the trump administration to improve ties with north korea. for quite some time the north koreans have been unhappy with the trump administration market mr trump or sick but people under him who have not been very forthcoming in engaging north korea wi

president kim jong so introduces me to pharma kim jong il who grants me rare access to his industrial scale dog ok so we have a look around. it's a far cry from the struggling farmers just seen. i'm told this place complies with government regulations goes through two tons of chicken per week. and has a feces processing plant with over half a million dollars. kim jong il explains that his several thousand meet dogs atos us the type of master and the not the same as pits. do with all that i may get. yeah i'm talking. about them doing it. we did it. as we walk across a wide river of dog i start to get an idea of the scale of the spot. maybe this is just. but there's one thing i can't film and that's the dogs but this is close as i'm allowed this does that healthy and nice why can't we film them even a little ironic that one of the good they do stand up at the gate to a little island looking within a bit on. this is apparently a showcase farm but the korean parliament may soon vote on legislation that would make dog meat farming illegal so the farmers are understandably a bit touchy abou

president kim jong so introduces me to pharma kim jong il who grants me rare access to his industrial scale dog ok so we have a look around it's a far cry from the struggling famine just seen. i'm told this place complies with government regulations goes through two tons of chicken per week and has a feces processing plant with over half a million dollars. kim jong il explains that his several thousand meat dogs atos us the type of mastiff and the not the same as pits. told to do with all the time a day. how do you believe yeah them talk. about them doing a. pretty good in the pilot. who did it who knew he could. do on a ship but no matter how. often you know. as we walk across a wide river of dog i start to get an idea of the scale of the spawn. maybe oh this is just dying yeah. but there's one thing i can't film and that's the dogs this is as close as i'm allowed this does that healthy and nice why can't we film them even ironically one of them so good to do stand out that it will get to a head on a new thing when they don't. this is apparently a showcase for. but the korean parliam

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since that time kim jong-un has made peace overtures to south korea and to president trump. his mockup and a possible mock attack an indication that kim is about to give up on die plo ploem -- diplomacy? >> they're not going to reestablish training sites based on political initiatives that have taken place in the last year. they have to teach the basic private in their army how to conduct operations, so they use the mockups to do that. >> reporter: tonight we are getting insights on what it is like to be one of the north korean soldiers from someone who once was one. the member of the north korean army who made this dramatic dash across the border a year ago in order to defect is speaking out for the first time. he was pursued closely by his north korean comrades, shot five times, and was dragged to safety by south korean soldiers. in an interview with the japanese newspaper, he said he doesn't hold a grudge against his north korean pursuer it. quote, if they don't shoot, they will be severely punished. if i were in their position, i would have shot me too. >> they incur disc

two women on trial for the murder of the north korean leader kim jong un's half brother have arrived at a malaysian court they are accused of smearing kim jong noms face with a nerve agent last year the pair say that they thought that they were taking part in a t.v. prank. one of the contenders to replace on the american old as leader of germany's t.v. you has made her first party address as a candidate and that krakauer in power is considered a close ally and the successor most likely to carry on her policies she says that she would reject demands for a more restrictive refugee policy cameron now where seventy nine boarding school students who were taken hostage by separatists have been released reports say that the kidnappers are still holding three adults taken from the school the children aged between a levin and seventeen were seized early on monday morning in van mendoza the capital of the northwest region no single group has said that it carried out the kidnapping but separatist militias have been calling for a schoolboy caught let's get more on that we're joined by d.w. corre

president kim jong so introduces me to pharma kim jong il who grants me rare access to his industrial scale dog ok so we have a look around it's a far cry from the struggling famine just seen. i'm told this place complies with government regulations goes through two tons of chicken per week and has a feces processing plant with over half a million dollars. kim jong il explains that his several thousand meat dogs atos us the type of mastiff and the not the same as pits. please you can go in and talk to them with all the time a good. book yeah them talk. about them doing a. movie that it was you could. do on a ship but not have a different book. as we walk across a wide river of dog poop i start to get an idea of the scale of the spawn. maybe oh this is where the new cage is a dying yeah. but there's one thing i can't film and that's the dogs this is as close as i'm about it does that healthy and nice why can't we film them even ironically one of them so good to do stand out that it will get to a head on a new thing when they don't have to go through. this is apparently a showcase for.

president kim jong so introduces me to pharma kim jong il who grants me rare access to his industrial scale dog ok so we have a look around it's a far cry from the struggling famine just seen. i'm told this place complies with government regulations goes through two tons of chicken per week and has a feces processing plant with over half a million dollars. kim jong il explains that his several thousand meat dogs atos us the type of master and the not the same as pits. told to do with all the time a day. how do you believe yeah them talk. about them doing a. pretty good in the pilot doing them we did it who knew he could. do on a ship but normal. as we walk across a wide river of dog poop i start to get an idea of the scale of the spawn. maybe oh this is just dying yeah. but there's one thing i can't film and that's the dogs but this is close as i'm allowed it does that healthy and nice why can't we film them even when i run them through one of them to get the dog to stand up to to get to a huddle on a new thing when they don't. this is apparently a showcase for. but the korean parliam

at a malaysian court there accused of smearing kim jong kim jong nam excuse me his face with a nerve agent and a kuala lumpur airport a pair of say that they were thought that they thought that they were taking part in a t.v. prank. to camera now we're seventy nine boarding school students who were taken hostage by separatists have been released reports say that the kidnappers are still holding three adults taken from that school the children aged between eleven and seventeen were seized early on monday morning from by mendoza the capital of the northwest region no single group has said that it carried out the kidnapping but separatist militias have been calling for a schoolboy and let's get more on that we are joined by d.w. correspondent adrienne crease in lagos so the children have been released as we mentioned what's the latest. well both the church and the authorities confirm that the children where released this night apparently they were taken by an identified gunman to a church. and then released their rights now we learn that the gates of course are still in shock they're al

it remains confident all the commitments made at the singapore summit in june between trump and kim jong il would be fulfilled the new test came as peace talks between the countries remain stalled earlier this month the u.s. secretary of state canceled a meeting with north korea's top officials washington blame should tilling issues gang recently warned that it could restart its military development if sanctions imposed over its nuclear program weren't lifted. is an asia pacific strategic and economic policy specialist and he believes that it's other people in the trunk of ministration rather than the president who are unwilling to bridge the gap in relations. for quite some time the north koreans have been unhappy with the trump administration not with mr trump or sick but people under him who have not been very forthcoming in engaging north korea with compromises up insertions north korea's willing to make concessions and compromises that it's in but doesn't see anything in return and therefore over the last two weeks it has hardened at sea lines somewhat and has suggested that if the

that is what kim jong un is all about.: their cooperation with the sanctions, we do have competing interests with various countries but we need them in order for this to work, if the world will see north korea restrained in any way. >> this is the diplomatic challenge for mike pompeo and i'm glad he is the one leading the way with his team, envoy from north korea, who is very exceptional talent as well in this area but that is the challenge. mike pompeo has to convince south korea to stay the course, to pressure china and russia to the extent we can. north korea is exporting their labor and weapons, conducting ship to ship oil transfers, breaking sanctions enough that their economy doesn't completely fall apart, while they pressure is not to push them too hard on denuclearization. shannon: one mit professor nuclear expert says this. so long as there is no deal and there is no deal it would be foolish for kim jong un to stop improving his short-range missile operating bases. the singapore summit was positive, they have a re

weapon that's according to state media no specific details were given as to the type of weapon that kim jong un was said to be very satisfied with the results. this result today is a justification of the party's policy focused on defense science and technology and the display of all rapidly growing defense capabilities to the whole region and a groundbreaking change in strengthening our military's combat capabilities. that's why news of the military test the u.s. says that remains confident or commitments made at the singapore summit back in gene this in donald trump in conjunction would be fulfilled the new test came as peace talks between the countries remain stalled earlier this month the u.s. state secretary canceled a meeting with north korea's top officials washington blamed sched jelling issues pyongyang recently warned that it could restart its military development if sanctions imposed over its nuclear program were not lifted. a spring in a sort of good now he's an asia pacific strategic and economic policy specialist at the institute for china american studies very good evening thes

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continue the denuclearisation discussions which was set up this pastjune, when president trump and kim jong—un a missile and nuclear tests, we have had us remains in return. we will continue to achieve what president trump set up, the full denuclearisation of the korean peninsula and a brighter future for its people. and we'll have more on north korea later in the programme. also making news this hour: rallies have been held across iran denouncing sweeping us sanctions due to come into force on monday. the demonstrations have been taking place on the 39th anniversary of the occupation of the us embassy in tehran. earlier this year president trump decided to pull out of the international nuclear deal with iran. the italian authorities say that 29 people have lost their lives in fierce storms that have battered the country. in the past 2a hours, twelve people, including nine from the same family, have died in floods on the southern island of sicily. in the uk the pro—brexit businessman, arron banks, has insisted that all the money he provided to the campaign to leave the eu, amounting to million

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north korean state broadcasting announcing kim jong-un has personally supervised testing of what it is a new ultramodern weapon. the only evidence so far? a photo of kim with his commanders but no indication of when or where it was taken. south korean sources say it may have been long range artillery. the worry? not the weapons test itself. sources say it may not be that new. but why now for kim? >> it certainly shows a return to the militaristic stance of north korea. it's certainly in contrast to his statements of seeking peace. >> reporter: a sign of that peace process, south korean guard posts blown up at the dmz, a confidence building measure. u.s. intelligence still believes kim wants a nuclear deal with president trump in exchange for sanctions being lifted. but kim is under pressure from his own elites not to give away the store to the u.s. >> he has to depend on the military, his security forces to stay in power, and those security forces and the military were never going to let him make a bad agreement. >> reporter: now, a possible concession from the white house, trying to f

is kim jong-un going back to his word, if so, how should we respond? who i can't believe it.hat grandpa's nose is performing "flight of the bumblebee?" ♪ no, you goof. i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. nice. i know, right? ♪ [nose plays a jazzy saxophone tune] believe it. geico could save you 15% or more on car insurance. ♪ every time you close your eyes ♪ kennedy: sing it if you know it. startling new report suggests north korea is building small secret missile sites despite promising to do the opposite, new satellite photos show 15 to 20 popping up all over like a bad acne outbreak. report finding have not been inspectly confirm -- independently confirmed, last week president trump said that progress with north korea continues despite a stall in denuclearization talks, of north koreas trying to pull a fast one on president trump? mike baker is back to answer that. happy veteran's day observed to you. >> thank you. to you took all those people out there who sacrificed over years. kennedy: amen. by beautiful uncle geor

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kim jong-un calls the shots.an't possibly imagine that kim jong chol is going to cancel a meeting without the say-so of the supreme leader. >> reporter: president trump says there will still likely be a second summit with kim early next year. analysts say that probably will happen because trump and kim both love the optics of it but experts are warning if there's another summit and real progress isn't made toward a legitimate nuclear deal, next year could be the year we see both sides going back to the insults, the threats, and the talk of possible military action that we saw before. >> we'll watch every step of the way, brian todd, thank you very much for that report. lots at stake right now, clearly, with north korea, other international hot spots as well. >>> thanks very much mofor watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room". "erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett, "ou

this could be the first signal of kim jong-un saying, well, i've had enough. melissa: interesting.ou, general tata, thanks for coming on. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. connell: we talked so much obviously oil prices, the last few weeks. it makes gasoline cheaper for you filling up the car which is good news for consumers t could end up being absolutely terrible news for some oil companies. that is next. ♪ if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. ♪ connell: the price of oil struggling to rebound in today's volatile session but no doubt it has suffered a sizable loss here for the sixth week in a row and, you know, that's leading, talk about this a lot, to lower gasoline prices, good news for americans hitting the road for the thanksgiving holiday but it could be putting pressure on oil companies in pla

so why did president trump say this about president kim jong-un during the midterms? >> we fell in love. >> it's a nutty statement. we have to focus on reality and have rational policy alternatives. this is a threat to the u.s. and its allies. >> reporter: this may be one love affair gone bad. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >>> tonight tributes an american icon. stan lee, the comic book visionary behind spider-man and a legendary universe of superheroes, has died at 95. harry smith on lee's lasting imprint on american culture. >> reporter: stan lee was the man. he created or co-created most of the roster of marvel com comics' pantheon of heroes. x-men, iron man, and more, each an outsider with a very believable inside. >> it's no fun reading about somebody who's perfect. you want to read about somebody you identify with, because we've all got problems and we're all flawed. >> reporter: marvel comics started in the pearl '60s. lee and his collaborators were risk takers, writing their characters far rivals. the brand would grow so attractive, disney purchased it

. >> you're still expecting to meet kim jong-un. >> the sanctions are on.siles have stopped. the rockets have stopped. the hostages are home. >> joining me right now, cnn global affairs analyst and senior fellow on the council for foreign relations, max boot, and former deputy secretary of state under president obama, tony blinken. hidden bases in north korea. analysts saying any missile at these bases coming from these bases could take a nuclear warhead. what does this mean for the progress that president trump says has been made? >> kate, it means that the art of deal is really the art of the steal in north korea's favor. everything that the president told us was happening with his great success in negotiating with north korea is not happening. and the north koreans have talked about dismantling one of their missile sites at the same time in secret they're moving forward apparently with 16 others. the challenge here is this. i'm glad that president trump moved to diplomacy and was seeking to engage north korea. better than the fire and fury we were lookin

. >>> interpol has chosen kim jong yang as the leader of interpol.e the other leader that left in mysterious circumstances. we go to dawe bubai with the la. you're in dubai where this election happened. talk about us about who kim jong yang is and whether this was the expected result. >> reporter: mr. kim is the former vice president of interpol. before that, he was a conventional police commissioner in south korea. he had broad support, particularly from western countries, who were very anxious, indeed, about the possible election of his rival for the ftpresidency of interpo. the rival, his name, alexander, and he was anticipated, according to many, to be likely to take the winning post. it turns out that mr. kim has been elected. i think that would mean there is a sigh of relief being breathed. not least because the chinese former president of interpol was arrested on his return home about six weeks ago, accused of corruption charges. interpol, at that time, was accused of its arrest of the senior official, accepting the resignation letter from him

new information tonight that kim jong-un is secretly operating a very dangerous web of hidden missilee he's been corresponding with president trump, leaving the president to declare the u.s. safe from north korea's missiles. >> the missiles have stopped. the rockets have stopped. >> reporter: north korea has stopped testing missiles since trump and kim began their tie log. but tonight csis has a new report saying kim's regime is moving ahead with its missile program, operating more than a dozen secret missile sites the regime has never acknowledged. >> they have continued their missile activity on the ground in all kinds of operational ways through and after the singapore summit and the hopes for all th that. >> they have published photos of a base tucked in a narrow valley. the photos show entrances to an underground network of tunnels. >> what are the tunnels used for? >> those tunnels could be used for masking, for camouflaging and protecting trucks that carry missiles, mobile missiles, that could then be rolled out of the entrances, taken to some location, fired off and all of tha

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as i was mentioning, kim jong subbed release to talk about china.ads to portugal in the island. tell us why. >> first of all, portugal. to be able to launch satellites in the atlantic. they announced a $57 million joint venture to decide may satellites. they have military applications because that gives them the ability to track u.s. missile submarines. it is another to have them be at the atlantic. they will arthel: give me 40 seconds on this. are they planning a counter strategy. the congressman from california, chairman of the house intelligence committee devin nunes warning about the chinese president and the air force is completely ignoring him. we let the door open for china to take over. arthel: devin nunes has the presidency are so maybe he'll raise the alarm directly to the president. orden chang, always a pleasure to speak to you. nuclear showdown as well as the coming collapse of china. thank you gordon chang. we will have a lot more special coverage of today's centenary of the world war i of the armistice at 5:10 and would impair his bed

this is the first time we have known about kim jong-un supervising a test, this test certainly not risingcation at all but it did garner notice because we have had weeks of hearing raised rhetoric from north korea, more tension over talks with the united states and some burgeoning threats from north korea and frustrations with the united states, like canceling a meeting with secretary pompeo. we are learning more about the weapons test from a source that tells cnn the south korean government believes it was a test of long-range artillery, and that's something they do not consider to be a military pr provocation. and mike pence telling nbc news in the last day that he is working towards a second summit between kim jong-un and president trump, and the two sides can work together towards the second summit. that does seem to be a new incentive to get this summit on track. >> they are looking for reasons to keep talking as opposed to stop talking. thank you. we appreciate it. >>> the prewinter storm that hit the eastern part of the u.s. with ice, snow and rain is blamed for at least eight deat

what do you think his national security team thinks is really going on with kim jong-un? use kim engaged in assassination himself and murdered his brother-in-law several months ago. when i used to prep president barack obama we used to look at the general state of play. as we look ahead to a second summit with kim jong-un, the down mix are overwhelmingly in kim's favor. we had recent reporting that he has at least 13 undeclared missile sites so his stockpile of weapons is growing. hasn't been frozen. on friday he reportedly conduct another high-tech weapons test, so his conventional capabilities win creation, and while he gets stronger, we're getting weaker. we are literally cooling our jets. we decided not to go ahead with the significant military exercise, and while all this is happening, it's like team north korea has a new team captain. our ally south korea is defending kim jong-un, asking for sanks relief, and even inviting foreign leaders and the pope to visit north korea, so as we look ahead to a second summit, it is very clear that north korea has the advantage goi

kim jong-un apparently tries to fool the world, tonit his hidden nuclear bases have been revealed. andrea mitchell has late details. >> reporter: tonight, u.s. officials confirm north korea is ill proving the ballistic missiles at as many as 20 hidden bases and this base for ssiles that could possibly reach the u.s. despite president trump's boasts. >> the missiles have stopthd. rockets have stopped. >> reporter: test flights have stopped for now, but tonight's report reals seven underground tunnels hiding missiles that could be launched in less than an hour. one ba just 50 miles from thousands of u.s. troops at the dmz. only 80 miles from seoul. >> what the north koreans have been trying all along to do is to not give up their nuclear weapons program and maybe just dismantle parts of the progra >> reporter: u.s. officials tell nbc news, the a has long been aware of north korea's deception so why did the presidt say this about kim jong-un during the midterms? >> we fell in love. >> it's a nutty statement. we have to focus on reality, racial policy alternatives that this is a nuclea

has led to north korean leader kim jong un in pyongyang as part of his first overseas trip since taking office in april both countries and the us economic sanctions through two leaders to strengthen their country's links. visited russia where he discussed a nearly fifty million dollars deal with president vladimir putin. israel is attempting to bolster relations with some gulf arab states prime minister benjamin netanyahu is among a number of high rank israeli officials to visit the region in recent weeks experts say policy alignment particularly on efforts to contain iran both sides to go public with recent talks. reports. it was a picture does surprise some shocked others and left many wondering. meeting and greeting israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu and his wife sara the first visit by an israeli leader to a man in more than twenty years. perhaps this video reason is even more questions israel's ministry of culture and education the grand mosque in abu dhabi. was visiting the emirate to see israel's winded jew two world championship host countries of international sporting e

the summit of president trump and kim jong-un.ke this. and there it is. the first handshake between a united states president and north korean dictator, donald trump, kim jong-un, 65 years in the making. >> reporter: we all watched but now what you didn't know or see. flash back to 22 days before the june 12th summit. a group of american officials show up to the capela resort to look at its facilities. no one, including the gm, knew they were there. those officials knew everything about the hotel. >> the person who came from the white house, he knew from a to z the hotel. >> reporter: ten days later, confirmation on why they were visiting. the capella singapore resort had been selected for the summit. that left them only 12 days to stage a world event. the sales and marketing director was tasked with logistics dealing with the singaporean, american and korean delegates. >> very strict, really small and they were walking around. is it okay to speak. >> yeah. >> and they have -- they have a lot of bodyguards with them. >> reporter:

as i said in my opening remarks, will be supporting the candidacy of the acting vice president, kim jongg. and we always seek to endorse candidates who have a history of observing standards of international behaviour. this is really quite an extraordinary situation, to find ourselves with not just the possibility of the fox in charge of the hen coop, but actually the assassin in charge of a murder investigation. this is a man who has corrupted the rule of law through the use of red notices, undermining the international order, trying to subvert interpol as an arm of his state propaganda network. this is truly extraordinary. will she join with me in saying that should this outcome happen, we will have to look very seriously, very seriously at our cooperation with an organisation so discredited and so corrupted? the fact that as the head of russia's national central bureau for the last seven years, the magor genral has directly led russia's abuse of interpol's international arrest warrant system to target government enemies and politics, is in itself enough to disqualify him in our view. a