what is the message that kim jong-un is sending out? l, it's clearly a signal coming out from the kim regime that they want to be noticed once again, because i think they have been ignored for some while. there is a lot of strategic movement going on, in line with the biden administration's series of policies, you know, dealing with foreign affairs and with defense issues. and i think the north koreans have a concern about being left out, particularly at a time when we're seeing the withdrawal of u.s. -- seeing the withdrawal of u.s. forces from afghanistan, the pivoting of u.s. interests into the asia pacific. and also, with the discussion of a possible back to the table talks with the iranians on the nuclear deal. dareen: se-woong, do you agree with that assessment? is this a signal that kim jong-un is ready to talk, or what's going on here? >> absolutely. we have been seeing a series of developments out of north korea that clearly suggests that pyongyang has become very impatient with the state of the process. we have seen change in t

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desfile nocturno en pyongyang y lo que llamó la atención fue esta imagen el aspecto de su líder kim jong-un hoy es jueves de inmigración y estamos con la abogada alma rosa nieto gracias por continuar con nosotros buenas tardes. >> gracias a ustedes por la invitación buenas tardes, el gusto es mío. >> la administración biden extendió por 15 meses más el tps (estatus de protección temporal) para los salvadoreños hondureños, guatemaltecos y los que les permitiría seguir en estados unidos sin miedo a la deportación ¿qué deben hacer ahora? >> pues, primero celebrar, es una noticia filtrada, oficialmente la administración biden no lo ha dicho aún solo hay un registro de libros donde se ponen las notificaciones del gobierno pero sí hay un rumor que parece tener fuerza, pero a celebrar y no le digan al jefe que está extendido esto hasta que sea oficial, parece que será automático ni deben pagar cuotas ni hacer solicitudes, la extensión sería hasta diciembre del 2022 sin embargo, el que busca residencia permanente, padres, cónyuge o hermano permanente ciudadano deben hacerlo para que será permanente

kim jong-un thinner than a few months before. >> is it in their interest that king kill kim jong-un is and north korea. >> reporter: kim was enjoying a bright green drink with a twisty star looking like a reemerging of the supreme leader during the height of pandemic he sealed off his country to everyone including china and following his high-rprofile summits with donald trump. kim tested shorter range ballistic missiles this year, the missile test, slimmed down look could be a calculations from kim to steer president biden's attention his way. >> we have to think about the atmosphere now where we're consumed by the pandemic. the united states is also involved in the pullout of afghanistan. north korea knows that the united states can't give it the due attention it wants. the best thing he can do now is continue to basically poke the needle in our side to remind us that north korea remains a persistent threat. >> while an cysts say the latest tests are a way for kim jong-un to get the biden administration's attention they are worried it could be part of an accelerated arms race with so

they also infuriate the north koreans and this presumably is in keeping with that of kim jong-un saying they were going to face a more serious security threat. just one point to make though. kim jong-un himself does not appear to have been there so that does lessen the significance of this if the north korea leader is not front and center. and it was also on page two of the state-run newspaper. it wasn't splashed across the front page which it would be if it was a more significant missile. >> always good to get that context. appreciate it. thank you. >>> the head of the international atomic energy agency is launching a last-minute deal with iran that will allow inspectors to maintain equipment inside the country. that development came as the iaea director general met with the head of iran's atomic energy organization for talks in tehran. iran had previously threatened to prevent ininspectors from nuclear footage at nuclear sites until there was an agreement to salvage the nuke deal. grassi is hailing the deal as a very concrete result for both sides. >> the important indispensable work

we heard from kim jong-un's sister just last month slamming the u.s.hese joint military drills that infuriate them every year. so we were expecting some kind of a test. and this is clearly what we saw or at least what north korea says they carried out over the weekend. interestingly, though, kim jong-un himself, the leader, was not present according to state-run media. and it was also run on page two of the state-run newspaper, not spl splashed across the front page. not as significant or as worrying as it could have been, jake. >> paula hancocks in seoul, south korea. thank you so much. >>> a brand-new investigation just opened moments ago involving that prominent south carolina family brought down by murder, a shooting, alleged embezzlement. we'll lay out all the twists in this tragic and unbelievable story. that's next. ness changes, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world out there. let's

the state-run media indicating that kim jong-un was absent from the weekend test, though he has beenight military parade last week in pyongyang, looking a lot thinner. joining us now, korean analyst, and now at csi. you predicted this latest act of provocation. how worried should we be? we don't know exactly what the capabilities of this missile are and whether or not it can carry a warhead. >> andrea, i think your piece was right on. this is what some have referred to as a low intensity provocation because it wasn't a ballistic or nuclear test, but it's still quite serious. the notion that we don't consider these as important as a hangover from donald trump when trump said he didn't care about anything that was a short-range missile test. as you said, it's a cruise missile, a new type of cruise missile. the north koreans referred to it as a strategic weapon, which signals they may be trying to make it a nuclear cruise missile and there are only a handful of countries in this world that have nuclear cruise missiles and it would be part of north korea's development of sophisticated nu

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it was interesting that kim jong-un did not give a speech.of the workers party, who ujed the people to, quote, overcome the current present day crisis. this seemed much more like a morale booster for the north korean booster than it did a message for the west. >> kelly cobiella reporting for us there. >> new this morning, senator amy klobuchar sharing publicly a cancer diagnosis she got earlier this year. 61-year-old minnesota democrat in a blog post saying doctors discovered stage 1-a breast cancer during a routine mammogram back in february. she had a lumpectomy and radiation treatment and she said quote, it went well. she delayed her routine medical exams because of the pandemic. she's calling now on other americans, especially women, not to do the same. watch. >> get those screenings. go in, get a mammogram, get what other health checkup you should normally be getting because we know there's so many better safety controls now in doctors' offices than at the beginning of this pandemic, and the second is just be grateful for the people arou

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i do not believe in sanctions will move kim jong-un to come back to the table. we try that with china, and that is a nuclear regime that has oppressed people for decades. i would like to see signs north korea that is willing to move forward with reforms and politicalization, and human rights, as i've mentioned. that is something that i consistently talk about. human rights should remain a part of our approach north korea. if we cannot rely on the kim regime to protect the basic rights of his own people, they cannot be trusted to maintain a comprehensive and binding agreement. the united states and south korea should work together to ensure that any aid we send or consider sending into north korea is used to support their north korean people. not proper up the line with kim. we should not waver in maintaining that pressure on kim to be brought back into compliance in the long run. for all these reasons that i have mentioned, i think it is real important that we can serve as a great platform, and it can be used as a great implements -- influence the process. espec

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. ♪ barbara: north korean leader kim jong-un's sister threatened the complete destruction of ties withth korea after both countries conducted ballistic missile tests hours apart. tensions are soaring in the korean peninsula and diplomatic talks have stalled. they say the latest weapon is an effective counter strike against forces, while the south ramps up its defenses. we have the report from seoul. reporter: this highly provocative missile test was carried out while china's foreign minister was in seoul -- in seoul for talks, with north korea high on their agenda. >> of course we want to contribute to the peace and stability of the korean peninsula. that means north korea, but also other countries are conducting military actions. we should have joint efforts for region dialogues. reporter: this was his last stop of the tour of asia while china tries to counter the increasing u.s. influence in the region. they risk angering beijing with this launch. south korea is hoping they will use influence to bring it back to the negotiating table, but with each missile launched, that seems less l

isolation over the last few weeks, we have had more missile test, more statements, especially from kim jong—unrecondition so we are talking the scratch mixing the pyongyang playbook are once again raising tensions, but also raising the possibility of talks at the same time. thank you very much, laura bicker. a team of tanker drivers provided by the british army is to be put on standby to help ease the fuel crisis in the uk. the biggest manufacturers including bp and shell said that demand for petrol was expected to return to normal in the coming days but they repeated their appeal for an end to panic buying. our business editor simonjack has the latest. monday morning rush—hour was more stressful than normal after a weekend when panic buying by some caused problems for all. frustration in london. i've been here ages, mate. we are waiting two hours here and people just go around and straight here. skipping the queue? there were queues and some closures in birmingham, commuter anger in teesside. i was supposed to be at work at 12 o'clock. it's ridiculous. how much petrol have you got? i'm litera

you can see dictator kim jong-un there, people making note of the fact that he looked skinnier than he has in the past. he did not give a speech at this rally when he has in the past previously, saying that north korea would continue to grow its nuclear arsenal. >> i want to bring in paula hancocks in south korea. this is a planclaim made by the state run news agency. how credible are these claims? >> this is how we learn about missiles. if this is from the state run media, then this did happen. certainly it's interesting timing. what we had seen last week was a military parade by north korea, but it was unusual in the fact that it didn't show off the missile capabilities that north korea has, which quite frankly is one of the main reasons they do have these military parades, to show to the rest of the world exactly what their capability is. it was a different kind of military parade. and yet just a few days later over the weekend, according to state run media, you have this missile launch. it is important, though, to point out that this doesn't actually violate any of the united natio

kim jong-un at that event featuring unexpected sights. kelly cobiella is on the story this morning kelly, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you yes, this is a parade held every year to mark the founding of the country usually used as a stage for north korea to flex its military muscle, roll out its latest military hardware, and get the attention of the world and specifically the united states but this year, it was subdued. a midnight military parade completely soldiers marching in formation, flags and fireworks the first of its kind since president biden took office. but unlike many previous parades, there was no sign of suspected ballistic missiles like these showcased shortly the biden administration has been trying to recalibrate the relationship with north korea after multiple meetings between president trump and kim jong-un failed to result in north korea giving up its nuclear arsenal. >> history suggests they should have carried the major provocations by now and did it immediately with the trump administration and

that led to a quick rebuke from the younger sister of kim jong- un.notable rise in tensions after pyongyang's first-ever test of two cruise missiles last weekend. state media claimed they changed course mid-flight and did loops in the sky before hitting their targets more than 900 miles away. that could threaten japan and u.s. forces in the region. these launches, four in five days, come just after north korea celebrated the 73rd anniversary of its founding last thursday. kim jong-un appeared thinner and tanner than he did at the start of the year, after years of concern over his weight and health. he does not have a clear successor if he were to die. south korea's president moon jae-in said their tests were a sure deterrent and their own launches show how destabilizing kim reme is. ramy inocenciocb, >> o'donnell: and coming up next, a man who uses chess to teach students how to make all the right moves. es. okay, we're not gonna ask for discounts on floor models, demos or displays. shopping malls can be a big trigger for young homeowners turning into

. >>> new images tonight of north korean dictator kim jong-un and why they're raising questions. >>> back here at home tonight, police releasing frightening surveillance. young gunmen firing 150 shots into a house over an alleged high school dispute. inside that home, a 3-year-old boy is killed, his young sister wounded. >>> tonight, one-time presidential candidate senator amy klobuchar revealing her very personal health battle. >>> and diane sawyer here tonight with the children of 9/11. here years of reporting on them and now 20 years later, the remarkable reunion. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with that sweeping new plan to fight covid. president biden a short time ago unveiling his newest effort to get ahold of this pandemic, to get millions of americans vaccinated and of course it comes as the delta variant sweeps across the country, crippling hospitals. 1 in 4 new cases of covid now in children. and 1,000 people dying every day. the president warning americans, we're in a tough stretch and that it could last f

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now we have kim jong-un dismissing the u.s. and the biden administration.ow do you interpret these developments? because we've seen a flurry in the last couple of weeks. >> reporter: feels like a bit of mixed messaging, doesn't it? on one hand tuesday you launch what you claim is a hypersonic missile which can be extraordinarily deadly and dangerous to south korea, japan, united states military assets in the region. if north korea's claims are true and there are still some dispute about how far along they have come developing this weapon. but then kim jong-un says let's open the communications that north korea pulled the plug on last year at the same time they blew up the inter-korean liaison office. what is south korea doing? they're scrambling to get the lines set up. welcoming the resumption of dialogue. now north korea is saying, okay, we'd like to talk to the south, but it needs to be based on mutual respect. yes, we insulted your president. yes, we called you all sorts of names and basically said you kowtow to the united states. but now we want to tal

kim jong-un presented over the event. a new poll suggests that japanese vaccination minister is the favorite to replace the current prime minister. 33% put him on top of april after a nikkei survey giving 27% it let his candidacy on friday, joining former ministers. they vote for a new leader on september 29. china's health commission sent a team to deal with a covid outbreak in this city. they saw 64 positive cases over the weekend. half of which were locally transmitted. there will be 1000 close contacts under quarantine. that is a look at the first word headlines. david: this balancing act with countries across south east asia realizing they can no longer afford the economy crippling restrictions. let's take a look at how they are pushing ahead with the opening. yvonne: south korean regulators are on their own crusade. we will be here to discuss the insights and opportunities. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back. soho, ono. we are back to levels right before the deal was talked about here on the back of them takin

kim jong noom. >> it's the boom! [ applause ] >> jimmy: kim jong-un's peloton instructor has to be the scariest job in the world, rightughter ] at the white house today, president biden broke in to my soap operas to outline his new plan to squelch the virus. the plan is called "guam," and if you bought yourself a bottle of ivermectin in the last 14 days, you're going on a little trip there. [ laughter ] no, biden announced a controversial plan to require all employers with more than 100 workers to get their people vaccinated, or require weekly testing. the president is also requiring all federal workers to get vaxxed. vaxed and waxed, he wants his mailmen smooth. [ laughter ] and of course, a lot of people are upset about this. they don't want to be told what to do. not even by the doctors who they will eventually rush to and beg for help when they get sick. you know, there's a reason pandemic movies end when the hero finds the cure. there's no "contagion" sequel with matt damon running around trying to convince everyone to take the vaccine, and thank god, by the way, he sucks. we don't need more movies with him. [ ch

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in other news, north korean leader kim jong—un says has no reason to hurt or provoke south korea. says has no reason to hurt or provoke south korea. kimjong un also has expressed a willingness to restore hotlines in october. he accused the us of continuing with its hostile policy towards his regime. he levelled the us offer for dialogue as facade. to impose my comments come a day after north korea conducted three missile tests this month that include successful testing of a new hypersonic missile. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come in the programme: the bbc�*s life at 50 degrees series looks at how global warming is drying up usthe us's once mighty colorado river. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines: a court hearing is under way in los angeles that could spell the end for britney spears conservatorship. two female judges britney spears conservatorship. two femalejudges in britney spears conservatorship. two female judges in afghanistan britney spears conservatorship. two femalejudges in afghanistan have spoken to the bbc abou

i do not believe in sanctions will move kim jong-un to come back to the table. we tried that approach before and it has led to a nuclear regime that has used its power to oppress its people for decades. i would like to see signs north -- from north korea that is willing to move forward with reforms and denuclearization and , human rights, as i've mentioned. that is something that i consistently talk about. human rights should remain a core element of our combined approach to north korea. if we cannot rely on the kim regime to protect the basic rights of his own people, they cannot be trusted to maintain a comprehensive and binding agreement. the united states and south korea should work together to ensure that any aid we send or consider sending into north korea is used to support their north korean people. not to prop up there malign regime. we should not waver in maintaining that pressure on kim to be brought back into compliance in the long run. for all these reasons that i have mentioned, i think it is real important that we can serve as a great platform, an

in north korea the influential sister of the country's leader kim jong-un says that the country is readygin more talks. rebecca has more for us now. >>this is a rather surprising statement. kim yo-jong is used to putting out statements that is usually critical in nature. right at the top it says she is willing to discuss endg the korean war with a declaration that president moon has been advocating for for some time. there are no discussions going on between north and south and that is where the statement is very interesting. there are various apps and bots -- ifs and buts attached to this. >>angela merkel has been on the campaign trail with the man she hopes to replace her. ♪ >>a mass protest became a street party as they rallied outside the parliament yesterday. the climate crisis is a big election issue here. >>merkel has done a great job in bringing climate change to the agenda. there is a limit to what she was able to do. >>i am hoping for a more green change. >>there is a potential for germany to take a dramatic change in direction after 16 years of angela merkel. this is the eu's

what we are learning about kim jong un's new weapon and the price tag on joe biden's spending plan.hy the president's sweeping agenda is now in peril, and a new tropical storm forms in the gulf of mexico. nicholas on track to hit a battered region with up to a foot of rain . good to have you with us. north korea said it test fired a new strategic weapon in a move that will likely rachet up tensions in the region. the north korean media reported on successful tests of long-range cruise missiles over the weekend which hit targets 1500 kilometers away. the u.s. and korea are looking into the claims. good to see you paula. putting aside the timing of this, coming as it did on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, just how significant is this really? >> reporter: well, rosemary, it is significant that north korea is testing new weapons if that is the case. this is what statement media said. it is a new strategic develop in development for two years. we have seen the new weapons systems on show. experts were saying at some point north korea will need to test them and that is what we a

. >> north korean leader kim jong-un sent a victory message to the taliban and urged the u.s. to quit. what is your comment? >> kim jong-un can speak for his own communications with the taliban. what i can tell you is that we no longer have a presence on the ground in afghanistan. our involvement in that war on the ground is over, and the president made clear his intention to do that. the retrograde withdrawal is done as well as the military part, the military part of evacuating americans and visa holders, but that said, the government is still very much going to stay involved in trying to help people leave who want to leave and who qualify to leave, and as you heard general mckenzie say, we are also going to stay focused on the terrorist threat that could emanate from afghanistan. >> i wanted to ask you a few details about the focus agreement announced yesterday on the military side. the australian defense minister talked about basing. does it mean the u.s. wants to deploy troops on a -- troops on australian soil permanently? >> we already have forces there, which australians

overseas now north korea's leader said he is willing to start talking with south korea again but kim jong un'sonduct weapons testing including a reported launch of a newly developed anti-aircraft missile just hours ago. kim is also calling out the u.s. for what he says is its hostile policy. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg pal cot has details. >> reporter: kim jong untaking nice to his neighbor to the south. kim said this week he wants to restore severed communication between the north and south. >> reporter: reacting to diplomatic efforts by going after biden at the u.n. >> we pursue the complete denuclearation of the korean peninsula. >> reporter: kim is reported to have said it is no more than a trick for deceiving the international community and hiding its hostile acts. kim also said he'd continue to bolster his nuclear arsenal under scoring that pyongyang continues to test nuclear capable weaponry. just this month there's been a cruise missile launch, then mobile missiles. this week what the north claimed is a superfast maneuverable hyper sonic missile. experts are doubtful and

the powerful sister of kim jong-un put out a number of statements saying that if north koa was willinglk, they would be good. hot and cold at the moment. laura: in washington, d.c., they are hosting an installation of the gun violence memorial. representing the lives lost to gun violence each week. it displays a collaboration between the artist and the mass design group. here's a story of how the memorial came to be. >> two people died inside the club. >> how many shots were fired? >> 10 to 15. >> i have been collaborating with mass design for a long time. we have been really interested in the place where art can intersect with architecture. >> 700 is theumber of americans killed on a weekly basis due to gun violence in this country. and within those bricks, we invite members to contribute an object. we created a framework where the families can co-create memorial. >> we grew up in washington, d.c., and they were classified as the murder capital of the country. gun violence was something that affected a lot of young people. i got most impacted in february of 2000 when my cousin who was

kim jong-un presided over the event. the yuan nuclear watchdog has signaled progress in talks with irani and officials in charon over access to the country's expanding program. tehran says iaea inspectors will be able to replace damaged surveillance cameras and memory cards. access had been granted under the 2015 nuclear accord. a new pulled conducted by nikkei and tv tokyo suggests japanese vaccination minister kono is the favorite to replace the prime minister as leader of the ruling ldp. 27% of respondents opted for him while former dispense minister ray second with 17%. lawmakers vote for a new leader september 29. epic games has filed an appeal after a court mostly sided with apple and its antitrust lawsuit. the judge rejected epics claim that the iphone maker is a non-napoli and not order apple restore fortnite to the app. they did say that they have engaged in some anti-competitive conduct, ordering into allow developers to let users pay for transactions online, circumventing apple fees. global news 24 hours a day

is it a factor that kim jong-un's sister has been hinting at a resumption of diplomacy with south korea which could pave the way to talks with the u.s.? or will north korea continue to launch things and will tensions continue to ratchet up in this part of the world? we have to wait and see. >> plenty of coincidences or not, we shall see. will ripley in taipei. good to see you, my friend. >>> now, in his first speech before the u.n. general assembly, israel's new prime minister made headlines both for what he talked about and what he didn't. in his 25-minute speech, naftali bennett made no mention of the palestinians. take a listen. >> translator: iran's nuclear program has hit a watershed moment, and so has our tolerance. words do not stop centrifuges from spinning. there are those in the world who seem to view iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons as an inevitable reality, as a done deal. or they've just become tired of hearing about it. israel doesn't have that privilege. >> meanwhile, iran fired back saying israel loves playing the victim and pretending to be innocent. and they criticize

kim jong-un's arsenal has exploded during his first decade in power. the wasong-8 could be unlike any other missile he's tested before. exact specifications unknown. hypersonic missiles can fly more than five times the speed of sound, roughly 4,000 miles an hour or about a mile every second. at that speed, a missile could fly from pyongyang to washington in less than two hours. some hypersonic weapons can theoretically fly four times faster, up to 20 times the speed of sound. many ballistic missiles already fly at hypersonic speeds. but they follow a set trajectory from point a to point b. north korea says this new missile has a hypersonic vehicle making it highly maneuverable, descending on a target from a maneuverable altitude. almost impossible to shoot down. t. would mean our ground base interceptors in alaska and california would not work against north korea's missiles. that means north korea would be able to intimidate the united states. >> reporter: south korea says the north's newly tested hypersonic missile is likely in the early stages of dev

that may also have irritated kim jong-un and north korea and caused him to do this.always wanted. they want sanctions relief and to remind the biden administration that they're continuing to increase their weapons capability and until they get sanctions relief, they're not going to stop developing weapons and their nuclear arsenal. the other question that everybody should wonder about, what is the biden administration going to do. >> the biden administration rolled out their policy on north korea in april. it was supposed to be a policy that was in between the trump policy and the obama policy. the obama policy we're not going to do anything until north korea shows that they give up nuclear weapons. trump said we want you to give up your weapons and we'll give sanctions relief. biden wants to do something step by step. you give up something, we'll give up limited sanctions relief. >> neil: no matter what tact you take, try to do it with hugs or sort of a stick, north korea still does what they do. i'm wondering now in light of what happened in afghanistan and china g

kim jong un and aoc have a lot in common i guess.njoyment out of vacation as adults. why do you think that is? >> i don't understand this one because as an adult, i love vacation. going with you when the kids, it is so much fun. >> you get so giddy when you drive up to the cabin. >> i've got a boycott on disney because i don't visit leftist corporations but as your young kid and you go on vacation that's new and experience in a place you haven't been before, i think that excitement is hard to replace but you and i do as adults with our own children. >> there is nothing like being a kid going to disney world although i am like a kid at disney world. i want to talk about something really quickly, we have a podcast, ric grenell. at the kitchen table as our podcast. this is a great conversation with ric grenell so make sure you catch that. >> it's an hour long, it's wonderful. >> we go from everything, no topic we haven't done. thank you for watching fox news prime time. i am rachel campos duffy and see you tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. tu

aviones charters en otro aeropuerto causó dudas sobre las garantías de los talibanes entretanto kim jong-unl típico desfile militar nocturno. sin embargo esta vez tuvo un bajo perfil a diferencia de otras paradas no dio su habitual discurso delictuoso y hubo una ostentosa exhibición de nuevo armamento telemundo >>> volvemos a nuestra región para revisar las condiciones del tiempo nuestra querida maría de la bahía. josé maría en el resto del área gracias claudia. es un sistema muy complicado líderes de las costas de méxico todo esto me da subtropical llegando directamente desde su lesión norte de california se une con un sistema pacífico y lo que vemos es o me das que antes estabilizar la atmósfera genera una ráfaga a lo largo de todo el estado al norte de california es por eso a partir de las 5:00 de la tarde en toda la región es precisamente la bandera roja que significan los condados por lo menos en otro regional a me da marín y sonoma van estar bajo esta humedad con esos vientos pudiera generar incendios de controlar de una forma masiva por lo tanto hasta maÑana desde hoy en los próximos

kim jong-un has shown off a trace of a tan and a new haircut.major new weapons were on display with all men security a greater focus at the first military parade since joe biden took office but the new look at kim is drawing attention after his noticeable weight loss. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. paul: all right. let's get a check of the markets now. sophie kamaruddin is in hong kong. sophie: nikkei futures in chicago a touch softer but we could see consolidation for japanese stocks with the nikkei 225 potentially on course for a third weekly game and the yen looking little changed early this friday morning after the biggest advance in about a month as we saw the dollar fall with yields following the ecb decision. let's check out what is going on with oil. new york crude at $60 a barrel, set for the first weekly drop. jp morgan are taking docs of the multitude of factors in on the balance, they s

why would kim jong un not give a speech?don't think he went through gastric bypass surgery? that is why he was not at that speech. >> he's wearing a tan suit like barack obama so maybe he has a wife who bans french fries too. >> next up if you want to save the planet you may have to slow down. climate activists are pushing for more speed limits for drivers because slow driving creates more emissions. do you buy this? >> this is the dumbest thing in the world. they're going to decimate tourism because they go to the audubon to speed and cheat death. it's like buying a hot dog outside of times square. to find out if you can pull through. if they were serious about cutting emissions they would make every u-haul fleeing a democratic state electric. if gavin newsom didn't have 15,000 gas guzzling u-hauls leaving his state. >> you're right, everyone is leaving california and they're going to florida and arizona and texas -- >> maybe if it was electric. they want to force electric cars on us because no one wants to buy one deep dow

kim jong-un admitted two months ago that north korea was suffering from the worst food shortage in a decade, a situation compounded by existing u.n. sanctions and a self-imposed border closure due to covid-19. this weekends show of strength may have been partly for domestic consumption. lauren: dozens of angry investors have stormed the headquarters of a cash-strapped chinese property developer demanding their money back. security guards formed a wall at the entrance. protesters shouted at company workers. the group says it is facing unprecedented difficulties, but rejected suspicion it was on the brink of bankruptcy. the issues have raised concerns across markets globally. investors say they are not convinced by the plans to repay the funds. >> most of our -- they are not able to give the money to us. he is the ceo of a finance company. for us, we don't know where to get our money. >> turns andrew has argued he is not -- prince andrew argues he has not been served legal papers in a case of a woman who accused him of sexual assault. she claims he sexually assaulted her decades ago wh

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