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peninsula is miss upon his fourth trip to pyongyang this year and his second round of talks with leader kim jong il and the meeting is aimed at setting up further details for another summit between kim and the u.s. president donald trump kim said he would work towards denuclearization during june singapore summit with president trump that cameron is heading to the polls that cast their ballots in the country's presidential election president paul beer is seeking a seventh term in office after holding power for thirty six years but as morgan reports from the capital yonan day the election is being overshadowed by a separatist uprising in the english speaking west of the country. one of the final rallies before polls open for some this presidential election opposition candidate joshua oshie is trying to gain more support to help replace president paul beyond who has been in power since the one nine hundred eighty two zero she is promising to tackle the major challenge of corruption charges. security six years of suffering it's thirty six years too long six years as an entire life don't let them know

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promote it relationship donald trump's opening professed his affection for the north korean leader kim jong il and. i was really being tough and so wishing i would go back and forth and then we fell in love ok no really he wrote me beautiful letters and they're great letters that was trying talking to supporters over the weekend describing how he and cam have gone from it's complicated to in a relationship a tale as old as time isn't it too volatile world leaders separated by thousands of kilometers first of each other's throats then over time and numerous heartfelt letters magic happens so i've received two letters from chairman kim my personal correspondence magnificent very strong letter form incredible letters a letter that i gave one i showed one of the letters just. to prime minister b. he said this is actually a groundbreaking letter so against all odds they're in love at least according to trump but the relationship isn't without its problems now is not the time to ease pressure verify denuclearization of north korean until such time as that occurs the economic sanctions the sanctions

jennifer: secretary of state mike pompeo just met with north korean leader kim jong-il and as part offforts to denuclearize that country. do you support what the administration has done so far, and how should the u.s. handle north korea? senator cardin: i strongly support diplomacy. only sensiblehe way to end the crisis in north korea. i was in favor of the president using diplomacy. what i was not in favor of with him having a meeting with kim which was a great photo op but there was no substance to that meeting. the first thing you need to do isend this nuclear threat that north korea must disclose all their nuclear sites and have international inspectors in to understand their nuclear program, and have a credible path forward to eliminate the threat. and haven't taken step one, now we are talking about doing something else, kim jong-il and signing a truce or, giving him release for sanctions? i'm all for diplomacy but we need to do it in a way where we see concrete results, and so far the trump administration has been more interested in photo ops than getting things done. jennifer:

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also coming up on the program this hour donald trump professes his love for a north korean leader kim jong il. par and hostile actions. i. focus return. rest of it's exactly a year since independence referendum which was met with a violent from madrid. live from moscow to the world this is. good to have you with us this monday october the first our top story afghan the militant group the taliban which is widely recognized as a terrorist organization has rejected the possibility of talks with the united states after hints from washington that it is open to negotiations after seventeen years of military presence in the country r.t. was granted rare access to a militant commander. but that's not the americans never want to cooperate with the taliban and the taliban has never see americans again to cooperate against islamic states or the americans of bombing us but we fight against isis this is ministration has made it clear that it is prepared to engage with and participate in the go with both the taliban and the afghan government the leadership of the taliban doesn't want to negotiate with the

professes his love for north korean leader kim jong. il remains. hostile sanctions. are broadcasting love. to have you with us. right after seventeen years of war in afghanistan the u.s. has once again hinted it is open to peace talks with the islamic fundamentalist group the taliban however most militants do not seem willing to accept the offer especially considering the increasing control the group is exerting on the ground r.t. managed to get access to a taliban militant commander and raised the subject over the americans never want to cooperate with the taliban and the taliban has never asked the americans again to cooperate against the islamic state the americans are bombing us while we fight against isis the latest suggestion of a direct talks between the taliban and washington came from the u.s. state department on friday. this is ministration has made it clear that it is prepared to engage with and participate in the go with both the taliban and the afghan government under the leadership of the taliban doesn't want to negotiate with the americans and has neve

message from the north korean leader wingy met pope francis in the battery can you relate that kim jong il had invited the pontiff to visit pyongyang it's been reported the pope said he made visits if he is officially invited rob right now from seoul. as he delivers the invitation to the vatican president mungy and of south korea. here once more finds himself playing the role of mediator. and if pope francis agrees to the visit it will be one of north korea's biggest diplomatic achievements yet in breaking out of international isolation. the pope visited south korea in twenty fourteen when he was greeted by a million people on the streets of seoul that visit was evidence of the south's vibrant religious life. contrast that with the north where christian worship is officially restricted to just four churches in pyongyang one of them a catholic cathedral. but critics say it's just for show and that in reality christians routinely face persecution for their beliefs even death north korea's persecution of christians has no rival on the earth it is unforgiving systematic unyielding and often fa

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donald trump says his love for a north korean leader kim jong. il referendum which was met with a. run the clock across the world this is r.t. international from the team and myself you know a little welcome to our top story after seventeen years of war in afghanistan the united states has hinted it's open to negotiations with the taliban widely considered a terrorist organization however it doesn't seem the militants would be willing to accept the offer especially considering that control of the group continues to hold ground was granted rare access to a militant commander who rejected the possibility of such talks. with the americans never to cooperate with the taliban and the taliban. has never see americans again to cooperate against islamic states and the americans are bombing us but we fight against isis this is ministration has made it clear that it is prepared to engage with and participate in the go with both the taliban and the afghan government the leadership of the town about doesn't want to negotiate with the americans and has never want to do is go to the us defense s

professes his love for north korean leader kim jong. il remains.

professes his love for north korean leader kim jong il pyongyang remains coy over america's hostile sanctions.

secretary of state has returned from a meeting with north korea's kim jong il aimed at making progress on nuclear disarmament might come by a plan to set up another summit between kim and us president donald trump. new satellite imagery from indonesia reveals the speed and the extent of the damage caused by last friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami video released by the national disaster management agency shows liquefied soil sweeping away hundreds of homes in the the toba neighborhood of palu another seventeen hundred houses were destroyed and nearby. voting will soon be over in bosnia and herzegovina with polls expected to close in the next half an hour it marks the end of a divisive election campaign the country is ruled through a complex power sharing system involving three presidents split between the main the three main ethnicities of. the x. and croats. and motion is also coming to an end to cameroon where people are choosing the country's next president and combin president paul beer is seeking a seventh term in office after thirty six years in power the election is bein

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some of her strongest comments in the aftermath of the singapore summit between donald trump and kim jong il and were reserved for north korea at the tipping point about three or four weeks after that summit when people were saying actually what is north korea giving us yes there are genuine moves afoot in real time today and there have been for several weeks now everyone saying the same thing but she did not pull back from pushing forward with signaling very clearly to pyongyang actually you've got to step up you've got to bring something real and tangible to the table. yes but you can argue this is a double act and these are these not this any contradiction it's down there trump wants to to leave these foreign currency you know good cop bad cop kind of thing i think quite frankly she's a politician i would be extremely surprised that she's resigned on the foreign policy question obviously there may have been something quite extreme happening all being discussed in the administration for her to do that but being a politician i will i would think that if she's resigned it's because of an imp

is seriously considering shooting at anybody yeah i just don't like all the talk we did it with kim jong il you know we've talked about fire and fury i mean come on these are supposed to be an adult i got let me ask you what is the next step here over there in moscow or someplace else what do you think is the next part of the story. for the next part of the story is john bolton meeting with vladimir putin tomorrow and she used to be here so that that's with from where big things could indeed come out but also what we have to remember is that the united states will have to hold a lot of tools with its european partners because they actually feels threatened by the design apparent design the trump has shown to pull out of the deal see the thing is some military experts see this deal as very one sided and tipping in the favor of the united states because back in the day when the united states and then soviet union a kind of brokered the deal it was very much. just to cut the long story short it did impaired the soviet union's and now russia's ability to expand its its military and want to depl

president donald trump has announced he will hold a second summit with north korea's leader kim jong il in after the november the sixth mid-term elections well this comes as south korea marks its national language day with a push to reunify its dictionary with north korea the north and south share a common alphabet but the languages have grown apart during their sixty five years of separation bride reports from seoul. there can be many countries that have a national holiday to celebrate their alphabet but then as koreans will tell you their unique alphabet invented nearly six hundred years ago by king say john the great is worth celebrating it was created with the aim of allowing everybody to communicate with everybody else in korea through the written word and the spoken word but the seven decades of separation after the korean war has not helped that process. the division has been causing the divergence of the meaning and even the usage of the language between the south and the north. our different events visitors have been learning that while north korea has been holding on to more t

washington rosalyn donald trump this time yesterday talking about how he'd fallen in love with kim jong il in pyongyang and the north korean leader presumably he's not about to fall in love with justin trudeau but for this trumpet ministration how do they know pitch that relationship with auto. well essentially this is going to be a very transactional relationship i think when we hear from the u.s. president at approximately fifteen g. not only is he going to be talking about what a great deal his negotiators have conducted and what they have actually brought back but you are also going to hear a perhaps the president talk about the expectations that he will have not just on justin trudeau but on the incoming president of mexico mr over at off about how they should be enforcing these trade deals because one thing that analysts have pointed out peter is that the president is very happy to slap tariffs on any government which he feels is not giving the united states enough of what donald trump thinks the u.s. ought to be getting and so there's always that outside risk of some sort of trade w

trust him i hear what he's saying and i'm ok with me and putin he said i trust him we get on of kim jong il in pyongyang he said i trust him we get on what does that tell us in in the prism of what's happening in turkey about the current u.s. president. we don't really know it may be that trump has a special affinity towards authoritarian leaders that might explain part of it in the case of saudi arabia and russia he may be indebted to the regime in moscow for getting elected or bailing out his his company back in the one nine hundred ninety s. he may be indebted to the saudis for continuing to. contribute towards his. his properties is his various companies so. we don't know whether this is just personal idiosyncrasy of trumps or whether he feels some sort of personal. indebtedness towards these unsavory. regimes committing various human rights atrocities around the world at the center of our conversations we've got the death of a highly respected. educated intelligent thoughtful man he went into that building he never walked back again we've got three things coming together there's a conf

shinzo our bay based upon pale will then go on to north korea for his second meeting with leader kim jong il and kim and u.s. president donald trump agreed to denuclearize the korean peninsula at a summit in june but there's still no plan to put that into action the president trumps pick for the supreme court brett kavanaugh has now really cleared a procedural vote in the senate a final vote on his confirmation is expected later today republicans say an f.b.i. investigation didn't find any evidence to support sexual misconduct allegations against him president jordan has more from washington. the motion is agreed to. the u.s. senate is now taking what should be the final step needed to approve brett kavanaugh for the u.s. supreme court thirty hours of debate and a vote the process has been delayed for nearly three weeks due to allegations of sexual assault a special senate hearing to review the allegations and a one week delay for so the f.b.i. could investigate. senator jeff flake a swing vote was pressured by sexual assault victims into calling for the delay and yet despite protests out of

talk that he tried to meet with kim jong il and to get denuclearization of the korean peninsula which helps everyone. we have detainees and hostages that are coming back home. he talks about immigration -- he talks about immigration in many ways. border security, national security, talks about coming to this country legally through legal port of entry. there are 26 of them. last year we had 38,000 -- we processed 38,000 claims of critical fear? that's a record. dhs said over half a million people tried to cross over illegally, of ticketed children being smuggled, uptake in the number of assaults happening. that's not everybody, but why are we turning a blind eye? they all signed onto the feinstein planned and basically looked the other way. border security, national security, this president has talked about it for many years. and help them get elected. >> bret: one of the tweets during the python mailings that the president set sent out -- she's turning the page. is that what he's seeing now? >> the president sends many tweets in many different topics. we have to take totality of his

south korea's president formally -- has approved his reconciliation deal with north korean leader kim jong-il and. hadident moon jae-in's move a backlash from conservatives who called himself righteous and subservient to the north. he says the ratification will help step up efforts to achieve complete the nuclearization of the korean peninsula. tonight is game one of the world series. the boston red sox has the los angeles dodgers at fenway park. atis likely to be cold fenway, temperatures at gametime expected to be about 50 degrees. it will cool off from there. it is a first time these teams have faced each other in the world series since 1916. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ vonnie: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories on the bloomberg and around the world. incks slump u.s. equities the red with the dow tumbling as much as 548 points at one point. treasuries,

first meeting with north korean leader kim jong-il in and then traveling on for a less undiplomatic exchangeinese foreign minister on the. we welcome someone who has been responsible for trips like these, p.j. crowley. is the author of a red line, american foreign policy and a time of fractured politics and failing states. he joins us from washington could great to have you on. p.j.: pleasure to be back. david: you have been on this trip. there was this exchange overnight between the foreign minister of china and secretary of state pompeo that was surprisingly blunt with the chinese saying, you have undermined this relationship. secretary pompeo said, you don't understand what is going on. p.j.: let's remember that politics is local. beijing was the home team and they were making points with an eye toward chinese public opinion. are noty, the chinese happy with the state of the relationship. they are not happy with what they see as now an actual trade war. they made that clear to secretary pompeo. the tea leaves for meat or you worked at the state. i have not done that. is there any indicati

. >> president moon said that kim jong-il is planning other summits including with the chinese presidentit would be their third. after today it is not clear what will come out of that one. >> thank you very much. time for where in the world. donald trump responding to bombshell claims that saudi arabia is responsible for the alleged death of a washington post journalist, undiplomatic property. >> i don't like hearing about it and hopefully that will sort itself out right now. nobody knows anything about it but i do not like it. >> for presidents being investigated for corruption after he seemingly disappeared. he has since resigned from the global police body and his wife that he texted her on december 26th and said wait for my call. the call never claim. he took a picture of the knife and the grim outlook following the earthquake and tsunami in indonesia where 5000 people are believed trapped in mud that is too softer heavy machinery, 2000 are already confirmed that. officials say their search may end later this week. hurricane michael gaining strength, expected to make landfall on flor

practice freedom and democracy and those who are just totalitarians like a stalin or a hitler or a kim jong-il or a putin and putting them all together, saying they're strong men and we like strong men. it's ridiculous, really. >> could the president's sweet talking strategy have benefits, if it is a strategy? >> i don't see them. i think the benefit really is to stand up for american values, especially if you're going to be the american president. what better role can you have than to say people want to be free? people should be free. as ronald reagan always said, people who are free to choose always choose to be free. no one likes to live in a dictatorship. no one likes to have concentration camps all around them. the fact is, if you're an american leader, i think american values are wonderful. >> how do you think reagan would have handled the saudi situation? >> reagan -- president trump is the most un-reagan of presidents i've ever seen. ronald reagan was, as i say, for freedom. he stood up to strong leaders. he didn't admire them. he stood up to them. he was willing to sit down with the r

basic premise we don't bring the president of the united states but the idea of going at the start kim jong-il and is not a very nice person. but after all he decided i have the bargain and i will build nuclear weapons. so then he decides i will de-escalate. after not paying enough attention we even agreed moving toward denuclearization. and then you better get it and writing. and it turns out it doesn't agree with the denuclearization. president is wandering around new york while still having momentum. they that have left the state department are asked to be brought back with containment in sanctions and deterrence. what about those nuclear weapons give much less of a threat? that you will not threaten civilians. but what about taiwan? he needs china. with the trump and now the question is to what we had before with the six party talks. why is this man smiling? but he is famously soft on russia. and the hack violated international law. and then the russian sanctions bill. and resisted by trump and it's tougher on russia than it has been in a long time. but also where trump abandoned that acco

pompei is fourth trip to the north capitol this year and his second round of talks with leader kim jong il the u.s. wants progress in the effort to rid the can korean peninsula of nuclear weapons after kim said he would work towards a new car is ation during the singapore summit with donald trump in jail. a flattened neighborhoods in indonesia as a louisiana may soon be declared mass graves the search for those missing after last week's earthquake and tsunami though continues president djoko widowed and says all victims must be found but so far the rescue operations been slow and difficult heavy machinery can't move in areas where the strength of the quake transformed hard ground into mud more than sixteen hundred people are now confirmed dead and there are growing concerns about the outbreak of disease well in and around palo that's the main city of sulu a.z. the aid operation is now in full swing al-jazeera as andrew thomas joined a convoy of helicopters from the disaster management authority which was the first to reach a remote mountain village called picado that's inaccessible by road

shinzo all day based upon pale will then go on to north korea for his second meeting with leader kim jong il and. the europe today those are the very latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera coming up next it's inside story. on counting the cost this week why people in brazil feel that the next president come save the economy and what that means for the rest of latin america and drugs above me why the world's big drug companies charge such high prices for that prescription pharmaceuticals counting the cost on al-jazeera. it sparked protests and social media campaigns the case of a judge accused of sexual misconduct but the u.s. president is standing by his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh donald trump actually thinks the controversy could be a vote winner so how will it affect the upcoming midterm elections this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm homage i'm joined the brett kavanaugh case has divided america donald trump's pick for a lifetime job on the top u.s. court is accused of sexual misconduct there was already a lot at stake kavanagh's appointment would like

korea and the vatican north korea's former leader kim il sung is known to have also attempted to secure a papal visit nearly thirty years ago thank you kim jong un succeeds where he's grandfather did not it will be another landmark in a remarkable gear of diplomatic firsts brabant bride al-jazeera so a landslide in tibet has forced sixty thousand people to leave their homes when debris blocked one of the region's key reversed causing water levels to rise by forty meters it could endanger downstream areas in india. and at least five people are dead and two are missing after flash flooding in tunisia residents are cleaning up after heavy rain caused flooding in a number of cities in the country's north damaging homes and shops criticize authorities for failing to maintain drainage systems despite frequent torrential rains and autumn as president donald trump has threatened to close america's southern border with mexico to stop what he says is an onslaught of migrants that includes about three thousand hondurans who are continuing to make their way through guatemala towards the u.s. border has threatened to cut aid to guatemala honduras and el s

north korea's former leader kim il sung is known to have also attempted to secure a papal visit nearly thirty years ago. if kim jong un succeeds where his grandfather did not it will be another landmark in a remarkable year of deploy.