at some launches kim jong-un is pictured with women in his inner circle. will ripley reports. >> reporter: north korea's most powerful man making an emotional appeal to women. kim jong-un, wiping away tears, urging moms to have more babies to boost the plunging birth rate. things may be changing in kim's career. the north korean leader bringing powerful women into his orbit. foreign minister, who recently met with president vladimir putin. kim's younger sister, a close aide and trusted confidante, famous for fiery speeches. and this dramatic demolition of the interkorean liaison office, likely fueled by her close brotherly mom and powerful kim family blood line. the family photo that shook the world, the supreme leader revealing his daughter, believed to -- at a mifl launch in 2021, the first of carefully staged father/daughter photo op, raisin succession. >> kim jong-un is saying by appearing in public with his daughter, my nukes are here to stay and my power will be handed down to my progeny or someone else, a sibling. >> reporter: the kim family ruling n

of this book, because donald trump has already managed to agree and solve all the questions with kim jong-unwith xi jinping, only bolton describes very well how angry trump is, and promising to solve the issue of denuclearization of the north. korea and find a solution to all the issues with china, as a result, all this turned into the fact that trump asked that both the wine-skinned kim jong-un and the red dictator xi jinping buy soybeans from the united states from the farmers, because then the farmers will support trump. that is, everything here is clear to me, including what trump says during the election process. this is just an election process. now for the actual steps. fortunately , the president of the united states of america has had enough a small maneuver, because since the time of obama, all these issues have been transferred to congress. and the current situation, it shows even more the influence of the congress. the only problem is that the election campaign and the situation in... the likan party, within the party itself, today brings certain problems, including for solving t

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there are new threats from north korea as kim jong un makes comments about south korea and the u.s. coming up next. ♪ ♪ correc but spark some panic ie region it's the third day of the military exercise urging the north to stop stephanie bennett live in the london bureau with the very latest on kim jong un saber rattling. >> that is right. north korea firing 90 rounds off the south south korea joint chiefs of staff said the artillery shells did not enter south korean territory but in the buffer zone between the two countries. causing no damage or injuries this is now the island. ordered siblings to seek shelter on that island part south korea says the act threatens peace on the korean peninsula and racist tensions. at some think that it's been happening for the last three days. on friday north korea launched around 200 shells about 60 rounds n in the cnet boundary ad response. north korea military later confirmed the drills are were pt of its military training schedules in the direction of it shows did not expose any threats. the influential sister kim jong un a mock up the debility

he adds, quote, imagine trump's euphoria with resuming contact with north korea's kim jong-un. all three autocratic leaders i should note that trump has repeatedly brought up on the 2024 campaign trail. >> kim jong-un leads 1.4 billion people, and there's no doubt about who the boss is, and they want me to say he's not an intelligent man. i got along with putin. let me tell you i got along with him really well, and that's a good thing. president xi is like central casting. there's nobody in hollywood that can play the role of president xi. the look, the strength, the voice. >> overall bolton says this of trump, that he's unfit to be president. if his first four years were bad, a second four will be worse. joining me tonight is john bolton, trump's former national security advisor and the author of "the room where it happened a white house memoir." it's out today with the new forward and eye opening details. ambassador bolton, it's great to see you here. as i was reading this forward you were saying he would cross lines that you believe would cause a constitutional crisis, and yo

kim jong-un wiping away tears, urging moms to have more babies, to boost the plunging birth rate. gyang's patriarch kuiper cysts, observers say, but things may be changing in kim's korea. the north korean leader bringing powerful women into his orbit. foreign minister che son he who recently met with vladimir putin. kim's younger sister kim yo jong, a close add and confidante, famous for fiery speeches. and this dramatic demolition of the inter-korean liaison office. the younger kim's meteoric rise likely fueled by her close brotherly bond and powerful kim family bloodline. the family photo that shook the world, the supreme leader revealing his daughter believed to be kim ju-ae at a missile launch in late 2022, the first in a series of carefully staged father-daughter photo opes, el rating the profile of kim's elementary-afnlgd child, raising que questions. >> by appearing in public with his daughter, my nukes are here to stay, and my power will be handed down to my progeny or maybe somebody else, his sibling. >> reporter: for three generations, the men of the kim family ruling nor

earlier this month, kim jong-un labeled the south as north korea's principle enemy. will ripley has the story. >> reporter: tonightht, the korn peninsnsula staring down the barrel of a catastrophic coconflict. that warning from one of america's leading nuclear scientists, one of who longtime north korea observers, who say kim jong-un is sending signals in state media. he may be prepared to take advantage of global chaos, to exploit what he sees as weakness and vulnerability between the u.s. and close allies, south korea and japan. >> they're talking about war. they're talking about war preparations for their country. and so we're quite concerned. >> reporter: for years, former los alamos director siegfried hecker had unparalleled access to north korea's nuclear program, seeing more than almost any american. what he's seeing now, he says, reminiscent of the lead up to the catastrophic korean war, more than 70 years ago. a chilling shift in leader kim jong-un's strategy, far more than the usual saber rattling. >> i think this time, it's different. he may have decided t

a chilling shift in leader kim jong-un's strategy. more than the usual sabre rattling. >> i think this time it's different. he may have decided that it is time to actually take some actions. >> reporter: for the past 30 years, north korea's goal was normalizing ties with the u.s. hector says that ended in 2019 when summit talks in hanoi, vietnam, collapsed. donald trump and kim walked out humiliating and infuriating the north korean leader riding his private train back to pyongyang empty-handed. perhaps giving up on u.s. diplomacy, making a strategic turn toward conflict. >> he may believe that there is some way, sort of what one would say, what's a path to victory, that he may be thinking very differently than what our conventional thinking is. >> reporter: kim's confidence may be bolstered, he says, by closer ties with china and a deepening military alliance with russia. north korea's foreign minister visiting moscow just this week. also, labeling south korea a hostile country. >> translator: this is a political provocation. >> repo

the war, this is the first, secondly, trump tried to solve the north korean problem and met with kim jong un, and what did it do? yes, there were no missile tests during trump's tenure, so kimchi, but he failed nuclear warheads, and he hasn't stopped developing missile systems, well... he now has the capability to strike the continental united states, so what trump is saying doesn't exactly correlate, so with reality, and of course, what can we say about the alternative story that if i, when i was president, something did not happen, thanking me, of course, that this is just speculation, as such, you can expect anything from trump, because he is an unpredictable person, and he is , he says that... it helped him in business and this helps him actually in international politics as well, we can expect from him as a positive thing in relation to ukraine, i do not rule out that , well, literally, i don’t know 5% of the probability that he will give a day to ukrainian, ukrainian and the russian president, and if thanks to or if president putin does not... go to peace, then he will provide ukraine

to terrify everybody, kim jong un world war three, rockets, nuclear weapons, missiles, missiles. un is firing off rockets. what did president trump do? he went over there, crossed the line and went and shook the man's hand, and then what happened? no more rockets. nikki haley wants you to forget it so bad because she can't wait to go to war with everybody. she's a neocon. she's a bush in heels, let me tell you. it's not that pretty. it's been a civil war going on for years and washington decide to fund it, take it over and fund the murder of all these people and fund that war because they love the profits, they love the profits. fits. and that is your tax dollars that funds all of that. it is unbelievable. they love war. right now they are talking about war with iran. you guys want to go to war? no. exactly. you have been there, served in vietnam, right? my father was a vietnam vet. how many of our americans were drafted to vietnam and made to go fight in a war that wasn't our country, wasn't our border? washington never changes. they love war. thankfully president trump gave us

with china, as a result everything. it turned into trump requesting that both winnie the pooh, kim jong-un, and the red dictator xi jinping buy soybeans from united states farmers because the farmers would then support trump. that is, everything here is clear to me, and what trump says during the election process is just an election process. now, as for the actual step. fortunately, the president of the united states of america has a rather small maneuver, because since the time of obama, all these issues have been transferred to congress, and the current situation, it shows even more the influence of congress, and the only trouble is that the election campaign and the situation in the republican party, within the party itself, it brings certain problems today. including for solving issues of urgent aid to ukraine in accordance with the plans that the congress itself adopted, but i am convinced , i hope, that the issues will be resolved there, especially since today there is actually a meeting of president joe biden with representatives of both the majority and the minority, both in the se

the leader of the world's most closed country , north korea, kim jong-un, is preparing his successor, although it is more correct to say successor after him in the chair of the leader of the dprk, kim jong-in wants to see his daughter. this was announced by the candidate for the post of director of the national intelligence service of south korea, chot hae-yeon, headed by his intelligence. the department analyzed all public appearances of kyungju, as the daughter of the north korean leader is called, as well as the level of respect shown to her during these appearances, and on the basis of this, concluded that she appears to be the most likely heir, the heiress of kim jong-un ina, you know, as they say, the first lady of the country, the first here daughter of the country who will become the head of the country, he has a knee to this lukashenka putin, it is not known who you are immediately looking for, but who or what else does the young uncle want, well , you need to prepare a replacement in advance, it is necessary to hand over the entire government of the country to such a difficu

so is kim jong-un preparing for war, or is this just more saber-rattling, do you think?k it's saber rattling this time. and to really understand that, you have to follow the north korean situation quite a ways back. and that's what i've done. i was there 20 years ago. my colleague, bob carlin has actually been working 50 years. i think at this time, rosemary, it's different. >> and why do you think that? how is it different? >> so what we've seen is that north korea actually had one policy for some 30 years, 1990 to just about 2020 of trying to seek normalization with the united states. and for a number of reasons after a failed summit in hanoi, the north koreans and kim jong-un sort of revisited what they wanted to do, and they decided they're going to give up on the united states. so we've watched that now for a couple of years. and now what's coming out is indeed what we've heard for these few years. and that is they're talking about war. they're talking about war preparations for their country. so we're quite concerned. >> and if kim jong-un were to go to war, as you

while inspecting north korean military factories, the leader north korea kim jong-un made several threateninguth korea, in particular for... that in the event of a confrontation , he would turn it into ashes, to quote kim jong-un. if south korea tries to use armed forces against our country, or threatens our sovereignty and security, if the chance arises, we will without doubt use the full arsenal of means and forces to completely destroy south korea. we have such a will, strength and ability, in the future we will certainly expand and... strengthen them, mr. valery, but we are talking not only about the southern korea, we are also talking about japan, because in the direction of japan, north korea also allowed itself to launch missiles during tests, which fell into the sea somewhere, and the question is that, obviously, russia considers, including north korea, how else one of the countries regarding the destabilization of the regions. there is the middle east, there is ukraine, there is north korea, there is south korea, japan, and it is obvious, it is obvious that russia is still considerin

while inspecting north korean military factories, north korean leader kim jong-un made several threateningtatements to south korea, including assurances that he would turn it into ashes in the event of a confrontation, to quote kim jong-un. if south korea tries to use armed forces against our country, or threatens our sovereignty and security. if there is such a chance, then we will without a doubt we will use the entire arsenal of means and forces to completely destroy south korea, we have such will, strength and ability, we will definitely continue. let's expand and strengthen them , mr. valery, we are not only talking about south korea, we are also talking about japan, because north korea also allowed itself to launch missiles towards japan during tests, which fell somewhere into the sea there, and the question in the fact that obviously russia considers north korea as another country in terms of instability. regions, because there is the middle east, there is ukraine, there is north korea, there is south korea, japan, and it is obvious, it is obvious that russia is still considering ch

republic has always been the not-so-quiet economic assistance of the chinese communists, but now kim jong-un has become very active, threatening new satellites, nuclear missiles, and strikes on the usa with the order to prepare for war against the united states of america, how... is this different and more serious than other threats that were also sounded years before, and what is china's role here? of course, the threats are very serious because north korea, they are all... developing and testing nuclear weapons that are now increasingly capable of reaching, including targets in the continental united states of america, and right now we 're seeing , that china, despite the fact that it has been talking for a long time that it supports peace and security in the asia-pacific region, the korean peninsula and so on, he has not taken any measures to denuclearize north korea and has actually played no part. the role of the so-called peacemaker in any negotiations, including the six-party negotiations on these issues, which have lasted in fact for years. 95% of the economy of north korea, they are

meet, to arrange a high-level meeting between his prime minister and the leader of north korea, kim jong-un was said today by the head of the government of the land of the rising sun, fumio kishida. he says that in this way ... he could at least try to improve japan-north korea relations, while mr. kishida also added that preparatory work is already underway, but he did not want to divulge the details, saying that it ... could be negative to influence the future negotiations, and i must tell you, the desire to the japanese prime minister is not bad, but do you remember how donald trump already bragged about how good his relations with kim jong-un are, how they can find a common language and how he will come, meet with him and decide everything, how he will say: i will not i am more interested in developing nuclear weapons, and because, after all, fumiok and sida, as they act, in any case , are representatives of the asian. and the asian part of our wonderful planet, well, there, well, this is east asia, maybe they will better find an understanding, well, donald trump, in principle , very, h

kim jong-un's daughter has recently appeared regularly in public with her dictator father.south korean intelligence insists that she will be his successor. the polish government has agreed with the farmers to unlock the pass medical sheginy point. the agreement with the farmers was signed by the minister of agriculture cheslav sekerskyi. for the opening of the border, he agreed to satisfy the main demands of farmers: to provide them with subsidies, favorable loans and... to keep the agricultural tax at last year's level. medica sheghini is not the only blocked point on the ukrainian border. in yagodina, ravaruska and krakivka, the road for ukrainian freight carriers is also blocked by polish carriers. in zaporizhzhia, a scandal in a children's hospital. a video where in one of the wards got into the network a girl beats another, younger than herself. at the same time, others... the children are filming it and inciting it, there are no doctors nearby, so there is no one to stand up for the seven-year-old girl, it turned out that these children were taken from different famil

creator probably had political goals and addressed the image and voice of north korean president kim jong-un. made a fake speech to american citizens. this technology can be a big threat to the elections, says sasif. these models can deceive people. considering that we have an upcoming election and this model is developing , it has become an important concern. but as forbes wrote, the benefits of artificial intelligence are so great that solutions must be found so that its risks do not overshadow its positive uses. artificial intelligence can reduce human errors. it automates repetitive tasks and facilitates work processes and is always available. however , the way to recognize the images produced with gel technology what is deep? business insider recommended that users ask themselves these few questions when viewing content on social networks. are the details of the image blurry? does the lighting look unnatural ? do the words or sounds not match the pictures? do you source this? the content seems reliable. in addition to media literacy recommendations , different countries have taken steps

because she begins when they talk to her and she starts saying, you know, i don't understand why kim jong-un doesn't do a better job. he's badly advised. then his daughter, the daughter says to her mother, you don't have to lie anymore. but she's not lying. she's slowly getting unbrainwashed. and then she says to you what i don't understand is i was told americans are monsters but you are so nice. that must have felt good. >> it was amazing. then she goes on to say but sometimes i think well maybe they're pretending to be nice and they're actually going to kill us because we're north korean. so it was this real back and forth in her own mind. that was so fascinating to watch. >> well, i talk a lot about ideological indoctrination that goes on in north korea, but that scene when the grandmother just says, she's in vietnam and she sees how prosperous it is and she says but this cannot be our dear leader's fault. this must be our fault. that just says volumes. that speaks volumes about the idealogical indoctrination she went through her whole life. >> how do they maintain in north korea that le

kim jong-un, north korea. i did a great job with kim jong-un.y that, but we were very safe when i was president. you are not safe now. but you are very close to a third world war. starting to drop all over the middle east again. you see that, right? all of those things can be fixed to our benefit with strength. to our benefit with strength. and israel would have never happened. and ukraine would have never happened. they would not have been an attack on israel. there would not have been an attack on ukraine. and we would not have had any inflation. inflation was caused by energy, by fuel.oil going to $100 and $a barrel. oil was perfect. reimitation and the next day all over television, see, trump cannot get the stage either -- get off the stage either. we don't like these 81, 82-year-old people. i am 77. five years is a big number.ey a. we are not the same age. but you know what? i know guys. i no one man who became a billionaire. he was not a loser. he was a very smart guy but his whole life he was never able to make money. for■s his and became

they would compete in a greater way and she calls on donald trump and vladimir putin and kim jong-unnt xi. when it comes to israel both sides support israel. interesting to see with a wider issue. and pacing action in yemen. donald trump warning that more in the middle east could be -- she's pulling nikki haley against it. to support the cause. when it comes to china. some disagreements on the policy issue. donald trump did not go far enough in containing china. 's response was only economic but she would work with asian allies to contain them. she says donald trump policies would affect china to invade taiwan. some key differences between the two of them. one of the main ones that shows the difference is the relationship with nato. donald trump wants to reevaluate the relationship with nato, some say he might pull out of nato. nikki haley has embraced nato. they are making other countries pay their 2%. stuart: quite a contrast like day and night. see you later. retired lieutenant general keith kellogg joins me. did trump cozying up to dictators? >> thanks for having me on. that's ab

dictator kim jong-un telling the -- telling the country's military commanders to be ready to destroy korea if they choose military confrontation. that is according to the state media. kim saying, "our army should deliver a deadly blow by mobilizing all of the toughest means and potentialities without moment's hesitation." kim jong-un also says he is no longer interested in reunification with south korea. pyongyang has announced plans to launch more spy satellites. analysts expect more weapons tests ahead of the u.s. presidential election. >> mike: massive waves causing a weekend of coastal flooding in southern california. this is what it looked like yesterday in san diego. some of the waves topping 30 feet. weather forced officials to shut down beaches. the copy served triggered by a series of violent storms in the pacific. >> molly: back-to-back earthquakes strike in japan. the strong quakes trapping people underground and prompting tsunami alerts. fox weather's nicole brennan has more. >> good morning. terrifying start to the new year across central japan. rescue operations underwa

the fact that kim jong-un is not joking was confirmed yesterday by his sister, kim yo jong.also stated with full responsibility that the dprk armed forces had removed the fuse, and any mistake on the part of the south korean military. reports the korean central news agency. after these words , the exercises began in the territory controlled by pkinyan. more than a hundred artillery shells exploded near the border with the south. according to the associated press, kim chinin ordered his soldiers to be completely destroyed in case of any provocation. siol officials called the shooting provocative. the 2018 pact was canceled a few months ago. the military forces of the south took action in response to this step. the south korean military conducted live-fire exercises on the islands of yophon and plineonda, which are located just south of the actual maritime border of the two countries. this place is also known as the northern boundary line. pyongyang said that its actions are related exclusively to full-scale teachings of the siul. allies south korea and the united states began

on the news all the time, kim jong-un firing off rockets, he would fire another rocket and the media ng to terrify everybody, world war iii, rockets, nuclear weapons. remember that? every other day, kim jong-un firing off rockets. what did president trump do? he went over there, crossed the line and shook the man's hand. what happened? no more rockets. that is unbelievable. that is something the media and the democrats want you to forget. nikki haley want you to forget it so bad because she can't wait to go to war with everybody. she is a neocon, she is a bush in heels, let me tell you, and it is not that pretty. [laughter] under president trump we had world peace. we would not have russia in a ukraine war right now. here's a little secret they want you to forget, that has been a civil war going on for years. no washington decides to fund it and fund the murder of all of these people and fund that war because they love the prophets, they love the prophets --profits. the military industrial base loves the profits. and that is your tax dollars that funds all of that. it is unbelievable.

even the most independent in the world, kim jong-un.onald trump promised to meet with him again if he wins. the first test of republican strength took place in iowa. the selection of a presidential candidate begins. trump won in a landslide. internally, the party's selection of a us presidential candidate begins in iowa, a small rural midwestern state that traditionally supports conservative and religious politicians. for the first time in history, donald trump collected more than half of the votes of all voters won almost all the counties in the state, however, against the backdrop of a record low turnout over the past 20 years, believed to be due to the cold weather? nicky haley spoke in only one of the 99 districts, and then he lost by only one vote. the iowa caucuses traditionally attract a lot of attention, although they are an outdated voting format that is more like a house meeting. party members gather, for example, in a church or school and, after heated discussions, decide which candidate to nominate for elections. counting ca

i think they think president xi and vladimir putin and kim jong-un they think he has a laughing fool. they are fully prepared to take advantage of him. trump's self absorption makes it impossible -- i think they believe he is an easy mark. take a vladimir putin on the situation in ukraine, and i think he left again -- -- to get all three of them in a room, together and trump says i will solve the crisis in 24 hours. that is impossible. and when you come to the end of the 24, hours obviously it won't be toma trump to, failed because that does not happen. it must be one of the other two. i think it would point the finger at zelenskyy. i think putin would be delighted with the outcome at that point. >> i'm glad you brought up what is happening right now, because we are waiting to see what president biden has decided. he says he has made a decision of how to respond to that deadly drone attack. i was thinking back how in your book, there was a moment where there was a plan to hit targets inside of a run in 2019. you say trump had signed off on. this is after an unmanned drone went down. t

a chilling shift in leader kim jong-un's strategy, far more than the usual saber-rattling. >> i thinks time it's different. he may have decided that it is time to actually take some actions. >> reporter: for the past 30 years north korea's goal was normalizing ties with the u.s. hecker says that ended in 2019 when summit talks in hanoi, vietnam, collapsed. former president donald trump and kim walked out, humiliating and infuriating the north korean leader, riding his train back to pyongyang empty handed, perhaps giving up on u.s. diplomacy, making a strategic turn towards conflict. >> he may believe that actually there is some way, sort of what one would say what's a path to victory that he may be thinking very differently than what our conventional thinking is. >> reporter: kim's confidence may be bolstered, he says, by closing ties with china and a deepening military alliance with russia. north korea's foreign minister visiting moscow just this week, also labeling south korea a hostile country. >> this is a political provo provocation. >> reporter: and not just political, north kor

matter, the chinese now know him, another peculiar partner of donald trump during his first term, kim jong-un they waiting for? from mkhenyan's point of view, donald trump was on the one hand a threat, on the other hand a hope. he was dangerous because there was something different from zero. in exchange for this, the united states, say, will not object to the lifting of sanctions in the un security council, and if the united states comes up with such an initiative, the sanctions will be lifted immediately, that is. in fact, this is an exchange, a freeze on the suspension of the north korean nuclear program for the suspension of the sanctions regime. this exchange, in fact, was proposed by the north koreans and many in the united states, realizing that the official goal of absolute, unconditional nuclear disarmament was unrealistic. many people don't mind at all against such a turn, and these people who do not object to this... second, very important, personnel policy. without properly selected personnel at all levels of the government apparatus, no line will be drawn. yes, trump was not popu

though, because kim jeong—in essentially had a meeting with putin as we well know before the ukrainian russian or and kimjong—un managed to before the ukrainian russian or and kim jongapons to russia, and last week, the prime minister of north korea also flew to russia and there was some kind of business packed, and now we know that quite many of north korean ship labour force are in russia. so for me, it looks like kim jong—un is doing some kind of test to show the capability of the weapons of north korea, to other potential customers, like iran or syria. in a way, yes, that is really worrying, but at the same time, if we think in a slightly different angle, it could have been a weighted north korea is looking for how they go through this current economic difficulties, by selling the weapons, and this could be one of those ways to show their weaponry capabilities to the others.- capabilities to the others. yeah, and it is interesting, _ capabilities to the others. yeah, and it is interesting, we - capabilities to the others. yeah, and it is interesting, we often i capabilities to the others. yeah, i and it is interesting, we often talk about these sorts of tests as

due to the military movements of saul, washington, and tokyo, and it is simplistic to consider kim jong-un's statements as rhetoric and media propaganda . ismail purache news agency. the regional office of south east asia of the ministry of health announced that 70% of the country's population over 18 years old is in the field hypertension and diabetes were evaluated. people's participation in this campaign has exceeded 43 million and 800 thousand people. again, the health center tells me that your blood pressure is a little high. dr. barbari, a specialist, took my blood sugar and my blood pressure, my blood pressure was perfect. my blood sugar was 92. i came to check my blood pressure. my blood pressure is high. the first phase of the national health campaign covers two non-communicable diseases, diabetes and high blood pressure, which are among the most important causes of death. there are many deaths in the country. we have deaths in our country in the average age of 45, 50, 55. ministry of health and medical education it is planned to cover 57 million iranians by the end of the year unde

>>> new this morning, north korea says it tested cruise missiles launched from submarines with kim jong un in attendance during the demonstration. kim also repeated his goal of building a nuclear-armed navy to counter external threats. it comes at a time of heightened tensions after north korea said it would no longer pursue peaceful reunification with the south. >>> secretary lloyd austin had return back to the pentagon today after treatment on january 1st. he is expected to host general stoltenberg. some lawmakers are calling for his resignation. >>> the homeland security secretary's job is in jeopardy this morning with republicans moving for impeachment of mayorkas. brie jackson joins prusfrom d.c. >> reporter: the house homeland security committee is expected to consider these articles of impeachment tuesday. once approved by the committee, the next step would be a floor vote in the house. the articles accuse mayorkas of not prioritizing detention at the border and for making false statements to congress that the border is secure. texas congressman michael mccaul accused mayorkas of a

even the most independent in the world, kim jong-un, donald trump promised to meet with him again ifpublican strength took place in iowa. the selection of a presidential candidate begins. trump won in a landslide. internally , the party's selection of a candidate for us president begins in iowa, a small agricultural state in the midwest. it's traditional here. which rather resembles a meeting of residents. party members gather, for example, in a church or school, and after heated discussions decide which candidate to nominate for elections. counting can be done by heads or raised hands. donald trump lost in iowa in 2016. trump's closest pursuer is now florida governor ron disantis. behind him, with a narrow margin, is the former us permanent representative to the un, nicky haley, although she. was considered the favorite. the youngest candidate, indian-origin businessman vivik ramaswamy, got less than 8%, dropped out of the race and supported trump. the map clearly shows that trump won in almost one and a half thousand polling stations, four were not enough for an even count. in 2020

would call me, or text me she was so upset because he would talk about the love letters he had with kim jong unhe would talk about the fact he didn't really think that kim jong un knew about the torture because kim told him that when the world is on fire you want to talk about a contrasting foreign policy? you do not befriend dictators. [cheering] [applause] >> today and haley received the endorsement of the boston globe editorial board the paper encouraging independent voters who normally would be inclined to participate in the democratic primary which is not competitive this year to vote in the republican quote for independent voters who can cast a ballot in either party's primary this ought to be the easiest call in a generation per your vote is going to matter a lot more in the republican race if you have an opportunity to help save the country from the alarming prospect of a second donald trump presidency. new hampshire does allow independent or undeclared voters to vote in the republican primary, registered democrats are not allowed to vote in that prime if they are expecting a record tur

commercial with otto wwarn beer's mother donald trump kisses up to dictators and wrote love letters to kim jong unot of people would say they liked how donald trump would visit with vladimir putin and kim jong un even though he agrees with the policies. to have a relationship might be easier negotiate. >> brian: argue: also shows you too she is not holding back. >> ainsley: how did you end up running into the judge? that was cool? >> steve: she was at the exeter high school appearing on behalf of him. ainsley: what did you think of chris sununu? >> steve: a block said ron desantis is the most popular governor in motorcycle, listen, chris sununu is super popular here. keep in mind he won across the board. he won with republicans and independence. and he won with democrats. he is great governor. >> brian: is he a great guy not going to be doing this anymore. he is done. >> steve: i had a beer with him last night he is a good guy. >> brian: i want you to write that off. >> steve: they were bought. >> ainsley: i thought it was dry january. >> steve: okay. maybe it was nonalcoholic. >> ainsley: desanti

kim jong-un , the president of north korea , said during the unveiling of this nuclear submarine: "all the big submarines of this country will be equipped with nuclear weapons." north korea also tested a supersonic ballistic missile three days ago. last night, 79 people in germany and 59 people in the united states lost their lives due to corona. in total, according to the recorded statistics, 153 people in the world died due to corona in the last day. corona cases in america in the last two weeks 30% increase last week also the world health organization about the increase in corona cases. had warned, and in line with the implementation of the youth program of the population, hundreds of land documents were given to the beneficiaries of this plan in ilan province. so far, 2,329 people have registered in the youth program of the ilam province, of which 450 families have been allocated land in the cities of dehloran, mehran. it was in november 1400 that the family and youth protection law was promulgated, according to article 4 of which the government is obliged to grant land to eligible

probably had political goals and made a fake speech with the image and voice of north korean president kim jong-un addressing american citizens. it has become an important concern, but as forbes wrote, the benefits of artificial intelligence are so great that solutions must be found so that its risks do not overshadow its positive uses. artificial intelligence can reduce human errors and repetitive tasks. it automates and facilitates work processes and is always available. however , what is the way to recognize the images produced with deep gel technology? business insider has recommended this number of users. ask yourself the question when you see the content on social networks. are the details of the image blurry? does the lighting look unnatural? do the words or sounds not match the pictures? does the source of this content seem reliable? in addition to media literacy recommendations, various countries have taken steps to regulate this technology. for example, china passed the law in 2023 content producers who use deep forgery are required to share their works with related government agencies a

north korean president kim jong un said in the unveiling ceremony of this nuclear submarine: "all the big submarines of this country." they are equipped with nuclear weapons. three days ago, north korea tested a supersonic ballistic missile . floods in the santa cruz bolibi region have left six dead so far. silasa rains started on tuesday in the central part of bolivia, causing river flooding and flooding in the streets. the flood damaged many houses, cars, urban facilities and agricultural fields. in the name of god, i greet you and have a good day your presence, dear viewers. the national football team of our country will face their second opponent in the tournament tonight. in the continuation of these competitions, the asian nations cup will be hosted by qatar, and our country's national team from group 3 will face hong kong in its second game from 21:00 tonight. and they are in the second place of the third group with one less game. hong kong, which lost to the emirates in its previous game , is fourth without points. last night, from the same group, the emirates and palestine go

north korean leader kim jong-un oversees the second test launch. it was mochek cruise that was fired from a submarine and it was said that this action in the framework of the rising tensions between seoul and pyongyang took place. north korea's state news agency said the missiles were fired over the sea off the country's east coast and hit an unspecified target on an island, indicating a flight time of more than two hours. kim made this experiment successful. he read and announced that its implementation is of strategic importance for the modernization of the army, which aims to create a powerful navy. four people were killed in a shooting in the city of los angeles in the united states. according to police, an 80-year-old man in an apartment in the granada hills area with his wife and two grown children salash shot then committed suicide. more details so far. about this incident and the victims and possible motives for this shooting have not been published. the centers for disease control and prevention of the united states announced in a report t

jone he was almost started a war with kim jong un, too, before he died. m jong un is alive, by the way. he's alive also. in fact. >> oh, i don't know, denial. you're going to be on jesse walters primetimbee. ? what do you want to tell jesse? tune in to jesse. problem. good job. you goyou't guysve g t in the hg me famous. >> let's get rid of jog mee bid. congratulations theresa o'learyt on your retirement. >> she's a hairstylist here at fox news. and on here, jesse watters, prime time. news to miss her dearly. >> enjoy retirement and i'll see you at the beach. kathy from florida. i'm with youom, jesse, give usja some retribution. just a little archie from south carolina. >> joe doesn't fall asleep after dinnernaesn'. he falls asleep in his dinner. hope he doesn't have soup. dana from chicago. maybe fani willis should a more qualified lawyer. how about hunter? he did go to yale. craig from n. chiga >> why does everybody talke about hunter like he's a 17-year-old kid? he ahe's three. >> i know mark from texas. >> did i just hear jerry nadler call illegal immi

chaos and problems for this country and what about the papers he had that he gave to pruden and kim jong-unrth korea all those papers that were never disclosed so they would understand what trump is trying to do. host: she comes back to the political value of a border fight. guest: which has become the central question and conversation. but -- accused republicans of backing away from these negotiations and saying they won't accept anything because they don't want to hand the president a win in election year. passing legislation that addresses the border would be significant for both sides of the aisle because we haven't seen that happen in decades. democrats right now are accusing republicans of not wanting to hand the president that issue and it comes back to the fact that former president trump

recently, the dprk leader kim jong une also called to boost nuclear arsenal, arguing the us is making war inevitable. kim is against military drills between the us and south korea, which he portrays as rehearsals for invasion. with that we come to an end for this additional world news. thanks for being with us. i'll be back at the top of the hour with a recap of the top stories, it's bye-bye for now. when palestinian journalist shirin abu agale was killed by an israeli sniper on may 11, 2022, the israelis men to get across a clear message, that they don't want any. narrative other than their own and the decades old occupation of palestinian lands and their aggression. it wasn't the first time israeli sought to put gag on the alternative narrative, and every time it has failed. watch the history of the israeli measures and palestinian counter measures in this documentary. the success of the islamic revolution in iran formulated new equations in all of west asia. no two people can argue about that with resistance in lebanon and palestine posing a real terror to the israeli entity, the c

preparing for war due to the military movements of saul, washington, tokyo, and it is naive to dismiss kim jong-un'snts as rhetoric and media propaganda. let's consider ismael puraji of the south east asia regional office of the broadcasting news agency. registration deadline the name to participate in the 24th iran media exhibition was extended by two days. print media, news agency and new media that are requesting to participate in this exhibition. they have until december 29 to register by visiting the address prrespo.ir . the 24th iranian media exhibition with the slogan "najstam" will be held in tehran's armed forces, except from the 23rd to the 28th of bahman. thank you very much for your company. have a nice day . god bless you. in the name of god, greetings and good afternoon, at your service , dear viewers of the khabar network, during the past day and night , yesterday, at the hottest hour of the day among the centers of the province. the temperature in bandab reached 29 degrees above zero and was reported as the warmest center of the province. this is while this morning, in the coldest ho