not kim young will thank you for that new york times. where is the secondary correction top nuclear negotiators not executed like those 2 corrections one mistakenly confusing kim jong il with kim to a good and the other one about how the attire article is false and which is more important i mean what goes on in to do your job what do you like in those offices are you going to take a tour you guys you know you were like what is this the average conversation like hey guys there's a grammatical error here it says north korea diplomat north korean diplomats was executed by a 1000 angry wasps and it should have said diplomats were executed by a 1000 angry was let's make sure way we get that fixed our boss what about the poor will all article is rubbish should we correct the only that leave that 5. people keep sharing these are like that's being shared right now they keep passing it around don't people will quote it to their dumb friends who will go. that's happening right now imagine if i wrote a column about how it should kill o'neill choke

welcomed us counterpart donald trump in the capital seoul trump said he believes north korean leader kim young then wants to meet him when he goes to the de-militarized zone on sunday and said he was happy to reciprocate. thousands of marched in the georgian come.

because we'll say a moment for kim young who will definitely not be forgetting this very clearly she attempted a clearance wrong footed her own goalkeeper and basically gifted nigeria the lead in the 29th minute now she really will not be hoping to receive that too often and then i geria sad osho out of put the game to bed in the 2nd half to know it was the final score so good result for nigeria counts as korea all right what can we look for today big games today a straight need to win and they lost their opening game against italy that was a big shock and they're going to be taking on brazil and then in the other big game today south africa and china will be going head to head that both teams lost their opening games and they really really need to win so excited much just watch all right pablo foley is from to the sports in the women's world cup thank you people thanks who me. and did the news asia with the responder g coming right up. and coming is a dog like a home stop the mommy election coming on to a president at a once ruling party claiming the regularity now of the wrong comm

what can only be described as a dream start but it wasn't a dream start for as says korean player kim young un if you see the action here coming up she attempted a clearance but wrong footed her own goalkeeper to basically east nigeria to meet in the 29th minute that's one of those moments that definitely room want to forget and nigeria's. put the game to bed in the 2nd half so a great result for nigeria against south korea 2 male there and ground 0 and we have a lot of action coming up later today too we do indeed on a stray you need to win after losing their opener to italy they're taking on brazil another big game that i would take a look at is south africa they're taking on china and both teams lost their opening games so they really need to pick up a win so it's going to be a good clash to watch both of them are actually ok fantastic public thank you so much thanks there. if you're watching g.w. news up next what drives people in europe politically socially and culturally looking for answers in focus on europe and don't forget you can always get all the latest news and information on t

and it was also let's take a look at this action here now it was a dream start for nigeria when kim young's attempted clearance wrong footed her own goalkeeper to run geria the lead in the 29th minute very painful for says koreans who watched. nigeria's. put the game to bed in the 2nd half and they made it to nail for nigeria great result for them like i said before it was their 1st win of the kind. good for them good for them and what matters are we have leadership day well i would say take a look at australia they really need to win after losing their opener against italy they're going to be taking on brazil and then says korea are taking on china so 2 big games must watch you must watch that a strange game against brazil. thank you so much nicer. last year. made history when she won gold in the jujitsu world championships and became a figure of national pride at home in the philippines while now she is using her saddest to tackle busts child sex tourism that lights the country with her campaign to empower abuse survivors on the. one thing filipino martial arts star megha a chore knows is

in this tournament so far played very exciting to watch this time because we'll say a moment for kim young who will definitely not be forgetting this very clearly she attempted a clearance wrong footed her own goalkeeper and basically defeated nigeria that need in the 29th minute now she really will not be hoping to see that too often and then nigeria. put the game to bed in the 2nd half to nail was the final score so good result for nigeria against as korea right what can we look for today big games today. straight leah need to win they lost their opening game against italy that was a big shock and they're going to be taking on brazil and then in the other big game today south africa and china will be going head to head that both teams lost their opening games and they really really need to win so excited much just watch now right pablo foley is from database 4th in the women's world cup thank you public thanks to. minder now of our top story here and interview 2 oil tankers are reported to have been attacked in the gulf and a possible escalation of tensions between the u.s. and iran repo

said they had no confirmation of the twenty nine year old kim young the university student had been detained. but he hasn't been in digital contacts since tuesday this is raising suspicions. about five thousand hectares of north eastern spain are currently on file. spanish five point is a struggling to control the wildfire the heat wave conditions in making matters worse. because of its plea to been improperly stored chicken menu of the spontaneously combusted. the temperatures of over thirty degrees celsius as well as high winds hoping the blaze spread. france's national weather service issued its highest. level danger alert this thursday as it warned the parts of the country can expect temperatures to reach an exceptional peak on friday. made a record setting heat wave across europe methyl phones. raise the hazardous warning level to read. for must say on the area around monthly a the southeast of france forecasting hazardous temperatures. between forty two to forty five degrees celsius. offering advice try to stay hydrated and stay in the shade. i put on to send razor and sprayed a bit of

kim young cho, and kim -- clearly it was the first time that anybody had probably ever said no to chairman kim jong un, and then these poor guys had to ride on the train for 60 hours with kim jong un back from hanoi, vietnam, north korea, they were probably in the last car in the bathroom for the entire 60 hours. couldn't have been an easy train ride back, and kim young choe, the second in command, he was one of the junior members of the six party delegate. speaks very good english. the papers are saying, and i think that's a good thing. i mean if that's the case, it will lend to much more fort lauderdale -- fluid conversations, yong ho, was formerly the dkrm ambassador. he gave the exposition about why north korea needs nuclear weapons. it was almost persuasive. and joe knows as well, he probably has the most experience as a working level person on this because she's been involved in the negotiations and very intimately involved in the six-party negotiations. if there's anybody who understands somewhat the technical details -- because at some point we have to get to the technical details

>>t these images, a young kim goldman sobing in relief as the jury found simpson not guilty. years later. >> dear mr. simpson, hello it's me, kim, ron goldman's sister i'm wandering if you would sit down and talk to me? i just want to understand whatever could be understood >> reporter: in the trailer, goldman promises to interview key figures in the trial >> i'll talk to the witnesses not put on the stand, ones who could have possible verdict. >> out of the blue, the bronco almost hit me. he took off. >> reporter: she's televised previous tellings of the story arguing that shows like "the people versus oj simpson skimed over the witnesses and the infamous "if i did it" book trial >> he no longer wants to be in the spotlight. >> recently interviewing simpson. >> he's always had a positive attitude but now, it is the center piece of his life he said, my kids and i are now living in a no negative zone >> thank you >> reporter: after serving nine years in prison involving a robbery involving his old memorabilia. he seems content to play golf and spend time with the family for ki

we the jury in the above-entitled action find the special circumstance -- >> reporter: a young kim goldman, distraught by o.j. simpson's acquittal. >> i wasn't thinking of anybody but my brother, and in some ways feeling like we let him down. >> reporter: 25 years after her brother ron's murder, a sister's quest for answers. >> i learned very quickly that the truth doesn't really need to show up in a courtroom. honor doesn't have to take place in a courtroom, because it didn't give us what we deserve. >> reporter: in a new podcast, confronting o.j. simpson, kim comes face-to-face with unof on the jurors. >> that deliberation was set long before they started asking about this evidence. what it was, they wanted to cover up the fact. >> reporter: a juror admitted to her that after nearly two months of testimony they reached a surprisingly speedy verdict. >> after three and a half hours that they graced us with was a cover up. it was all bs. >> to me it was. >> reporter: what was your reaction as he was saying this to you? >> oh, i was mad. i was trying to keep my composure, and i was mad and

: and yet you right how he took power, unlike his father and his grandfather before him, at a young age.n kim jongs so young. and, therefore, he had to do more than survive. he had to gi as you put it, give his own people a sense of a bettth life. anat in part led to economic changes and an opening up that we haven't seen before, right? >> very early on, in 2013, he said north rreans will neve have to tighten their belts again. , first of all, he tended to the nuclear program. now that that's all done and he has credible nuclear threat, he's really turning all of his attention to the economy as a way to pve that lie is getting better under him. so he i tol rathe markets on a much greater base than ever before, and is a real kind of nascent entrepreneurialism in north korea where individual people are able to go out and trade and maney for themselves and to be more independent of the stte. that is changing, and it's moving in that direction. and this has given people more freedom from the state d more ability to make their own living. >> schifrin: himself, talk about how secluded his childhood

the president, a beautiful letter from kim jong-un and new reporting on the young north the president, a beautiful letter from kim jong-un and new reporting on the young north korean dictator "the 11th hour" on a wednesday night starts right now. b >> and good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 874 of the trump administration, just the past few hours we had something of an avalanche of breaking news including if there is such a thing anymore of a stunning admission from the president himself. one veteran politico put it tonight, the president's comments were shocking but not surprising. it came during an interview with george stephanopoulos, abc news which the president indicated he would not have problems accepting damaging information on a political opponent from a foreign power. it was response to a question about his son don jr. and that email he received back in june 2016 from a business associate, the associate wrote the russian government was willing to give the trump campaign quote, "document and information that would incriminate hillary a

president may visit again north korean leader kim young un. if it happens, why it will be more historic than the first summit. firefighters may finally be able to go through the ruins of the massive fire. >> it went up in flames yesterday. and investigators are looking into how it started. one person who was questioned for about 5 hours in connection with the fire has been released. we will have more on that story throughout the morning. >>> but first, that all important weekend forecast and sarah is here. >> good morning, guys. >> good morning. it's pride weekend. i am sure everybody wants to know what the weather is going to be like in san francisco and i am here to deliver some pretty good conditions. looking live at san jose. blue skies to get saturday morning started. it's shaping up to be an absolutely beautiful day. slightly warmer than what we have seen the last couple days. not too different than what we saw yesterday, though, so we are going to warm up a bit: we did see cloud cover along the coast. we will purr sift a little as the m

on young leader kim jong un is welcoming xi jinping days before he meets donald trump to discuss that escalating trade war analysts say she may try to mediate denuclearization talks to use as leverage in trade negotiations dozens of people have been killed during an attack at a military base in the democratic republic of congo thousands of protests today lead to the province there the border with uganda against increasing ethnic violence between the lendu and hammer tribes at least 160 people have been killed and 300000 displaced in the past 2 weeks that was the news here on al-jazeera inside story is next to stay with us. from outsider to incumbent don't trump launches his reelection bid after 2016 campaign that buried his opponents in insult president trump's 1st term is still sending shock waves at home and abroad so how will he fight off these challenges the 2020 this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm dennis now a few including donald trump himself expected him to win the u.s. presidential election in 2016 now he's well into his 1st term and is campaigning hard

the president, a beautiful letter from kim jong-un and new reporting on the young north the presidentul letter from kim jong-un and new reporting on the young north korean dictator "the 11th hour" on a wednesday night starts right now. b >> and good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 874 of the trump administration, just the past few hours we had something of an avalanche of breaking news including if there is such a thing anymore of a stunning admission from the president himself. one veteran politico put it tonight, the president's comments were shocking but not surprising. it came during an interview with george stephanopoulos, abc news which the president indicated he would not have

white house reporter for "the washington post", sun young kim and white house reporter for the "walltreet journal" vivian salama. good to see you both. vivian, you first. what do the candidates who were there in south carolina this weekend need to do to try to best secure the black vote? because black voters make up a very sizeable portion of the electorate in that state. >> essentially they're all going to have to be talking about racial inequality and income inequality. these are two issues, like jeff said, economic messages that are very important to black vote ofs to try to balance things out. of course, there's also the ultimate counter message to what president trump has put out there, that a lot of black voters felt neglected bring the current administration and they feel it is time to really focus on those community issues like homeownership, employment rates, those kind of things. they really will be the targeted message that really many voters are going to respond to there in south carolina. >> sung, you know, cnn's jam tapper actually spoke with mayor buttigieg and he took

it's no wonder that kim's top diplomat in our country, kim song, keeps his mouth shut whenever i ask him about the fate of the younger. do you have any reaction if new york city names your street otto warmbier way? >> no. eric: he is north korean ambassador kim song. he uses the u.n. to lash out against the united states but refuses to talk about a young american victim of his government. otto warmbier, the 22-year-old ohio student who a federal judge ruled was arrested, forced to give a false confession, then tortured and beaten to death at the hands of the regime. anything to say at all, sir? >> i have nothing to comment. eric: no apology, no words of comfort, nothing from the regime's top diplomat in our country. and when given another chance yesterday, we received only stone-faced silence. ambassador, yes, eric shawn at fox news. does your government have any plans to apologize for the torture and killing of the young american, otto warmbier? and do you have any statement for the warmbier family, sir? will you prosecute those who are responsible for his torture and murder? is there anything you want to say? oka

kim jong-un is a young leader and it's not clear how secure his control over the north korean military is. if you want to deal with somebody, sometimes you have got to give them a little bit of room, got to give them a win at home. the politics aren't just in the west, they are in the north, too. jon: they they see their leader meeting with the most of powerful man in the world, that acrews to his benefit. >> possibly. it's the north korean elite whose incomes and lavish lifestyles deperson on kim jong-un's ability to deliver. that's the base of his power. jon: if you were advising president trump wrote what advice would you give him? >> build that personal relationship. build that trust. during obama administration we had to talk qaddafi out of his nuclear program in libya. qaddafi was killed and dragged through the streets. the north koreans are very, very aware of this. they are afraid of it, too. we need to make sure they understand we are going to give them space. the carrot and stick approach. they will be given space to survive and thrive. that didn't have during the obama admin

kim jong-un is a young ruler. he has to deliver for his people and for the people who control the guns and bureaucracy in north korea. jon: what are the dangers some of those generals feel he may be taking a step too far? these are people who have been steeped in hatred of the united states. if they suddenly see a handshake with the president of the united states and steps taken towards denuclearization, does that become a threat? >> absolutely. but this would be the third time they have seen a handshake with president trump. at the end of the day, chairman kim has to deliver sanctions relief. all the optics in the world doesn't matter. he's going to have to deliver sanctions relief if he's going to survive. the optics are merely a bandage on a significant wound. if he doesn't deliver, he's in political risk. jon: so it's a ching or egg situation. he's going to be wanting or demanding sanctions relief. and president trump is going to say what? denuclearize? get rid of your icbms? what would be a good or valuable f

kim and trump have now agreed to stop working talks on p. young's nuclear weapons program but it's unclear whether down the line this will remain any more than a photo op for president keen to leave a lasting legacy of the radar well for more we're joined now by journalist bruce harrison who's in the south korean capital seoul so bruce it was a historic moment donald trump being the 1st serving u.s. president to set foot on north korean soil but it was also the seemingly unscripted encounter we saw some chaotic scenes of journalists scrambling tell us what stood out most for you. good evening from saul marianna and thanks for asking for me what stood out the most i think was just the carriage wall interaction between president trump and north korean leader kim the way that they stood face to face at the d.l. before trump stepped over and trump by asking is are right and i step over and there was a little bit of interpretation that he made that step and he patted him on the back and he did that several times he's kind of slapping him on the back like

young kim goldman sobbing in disbelief on her father's shoulder as a jury found o.j.impson not guilty now 25 years later - >> dear mr. simpson, hello, it's me, kim, ron goldman's sister. >> reporter: she is launching her own podcast. >> i am wondering if you would sit down and talk to me. i just want to understand whatever can be understood that's a letter that i wrote to the man i believe brutally killed my brother. >> reporter: in the trailer goldman promises to interview key figures in the trial that changed her life. >> i will talk to the witnesses not put on the stand, ones who could have possibly altered the verdict. out of the blue the bronco almost hit me, then he yelle something at me and finally the bronco took off. >> reporter: goldman has criticized previous tellings of the story. >> 100% not guilty. >> reporter: arguing that shows like "the people v. o.j. simpson" skimmed over the victims. >> i am forced to endure this week after week. >> reporter: after years of seeming to gloat over his acquittal, including his infamous "if i did it" boo project, o.j. s

chinese president xi jinping has left young after a 2 day state visit to north korea the country's leader kim jong il moment and of the seeing off ceremony for g. and his one visit was highly symbolic it was the 1st by a chinese leader in 10 years the 2 countries agreed to strengthen collaborate. unquote major internal and external homes. the 2 remaining contenders to be the next british prime minister kicked off their campaigns in the u.k. city of birmingham so they they spoke to conservative party members at the 1st of 16 events to decide who will be the new party leader the front runner is boris johnson he went 1st and laid out his vision for the future of the party and for the bracks of process he was then followed by his rival foreign secretary jeremy hunt a new leader is set to be elected in the 3rd week of july. let's go to london now standing by is the correspondent charlayne potts now sure lots of this was the 1st hustings or campaign event between the 2 contenders how would you describe the political visions that they laid out today. well these hustings are basically additions in fr

president to enter north korea meeting kim jong moon in the demilitarized zone sanctions against going young go to continue. i'm looking forward to taking what i don't like the sanctions being on this country i'm looking forward but the sanctions remain yours. and in the stories that shakes the week russia and the u.s. seek to overcome their differences as sit down for talks at the g 20 summit in japan. the meeting was good in businesslike we discussed a whole range of issues that are of interest to russia in the united states and we had a discussion we had a great actually we had a great discussion president for that was really a tremendous discussion. and the e.u. launches a new payment system to bypass american sanctions against iran in a bid to say to save the 2050 nuclear deal. hello welcome to the weekly here on r.t. international live from moscow and daniel hawkins thanks for tuning in. donald trump has made history last sunday he became the 1st sitting u.s. president to enter north korea he took the momentous step while meeting with its leader kim jong un for talks apparently propose

we have kim porter on, one of the charging young lions of the democratic party.hinks she will do going forward. bill maher is here. >> okay. thanks very much. >> are you the old guard or new guard? >> i am definitely old guard. i am the oldest person on my show. >> it's depressing when you're no longer the young person on the room. we used to be the young person at abc. >> you have looked like this since i met you. >> i looked ancient even when i was young. nobody said to me you were prematurely grey. now it's just yeah, your old. >> i look at video of us 9/11. coverage then was brilliant. the stories that you brought at that time. i look like my son. i look nothing like i look today. totally changed. you look the same accept for the glasses which we all know you don't need. >> i wish. if only. if only i could figure out how to put contact lenses in my eyes which i can't. i've had many lessons. just a story that blew me away. so many kids in need in this country. kids homeless and in foster care and kids struggling with life threatening illnesses. you'll meet a c

kim for a visit. tonight, another diplomat victory for north korea's ambitious young dictator. the past 18 months. this week, kim jong-un gets visit from president xi. the first time a japanese leader has deemed it important enough to visit in 14 years. north korean workers seen sprucing up the friendship tower in pyongyang. >> it's quite significant and will be real ammunition for kim jong-un to show people powerful he is. >> the meeting comes just day before the summit in japan. where president trump, xi and putin will be try iing to yield influence. kim has met with xi several times in china. had met with president trump pu putin who offered to be a go between. >> so kim is now able to play each leader off against the other two and reap the benefit frs the other three. zbr kim is promising denuclearization for a lifting of sanctions. though few expert eck pecht him to keep that promise. kim can promise not t to cause trouble with nuclear testing and the chinese leader will keep kim's economy afloat. >> with putin in aceps, all you have to do is sit back because he's offering

kim davidson who worked at lindsey's middle school remembers young lindsey also had a sense of compassion. >> standing outside, i was freezing cold and i didn't bring a jacket that day. and i felt these little hands up on my shoulder and a sweater come up around me, and i turned around and it was lindsey, and she said i just can't stand watching you shiver and wrapped me up in her sweater. >> lindsey would lie about her age so she could give blood. remarkable itself because lindsey struggled with her own disabilities. her left arm was paralyzed. her left leg impaired. >> did she ever talk about how she had become disabled? >> she brought it up to my and said she was in a car accident and was thrown when see was a little girl, but very, very matter of fact, not poor me or not feel sorry for me or anything like that. >> but growing up, lindsey needed so much care. her mother nancy was with lindsey like her shadow. >> somebody had to be with her 24 hours a day. >> and that was you. >> yes. it was her and i alone. she was my only purpose, in my life, is to make her as normal as she could be.

an old person to you, right this guy looks old >> jimmy: "we die young" is about what will happen if what happen trump's meeting with kim doesn't go well. [ laughter ] >> at least he still comes his hair with a sneaker. >> jimmy: get this, the aarp - >> that's young. >> jimmy: is making a new reality show called anate my a. [ light laughter ] it's like "the bachelorette" but instead of a fantasy suite, they get a booth at denny's. [ laughter and applause >> oh, my god, i hate myself for writing th joke. >> yeah, i think we all hate you for writing that joke. you should quit. >> mm-hmm.he >> jimmy: i saw that facebook recently celebrated its 15th anniversary i can't believe it's beend for so long do you remember what it was like before facebook you remembered your friends' birthdays because you actually cared. [ laughter and applause bang [ laughter ] before facebook you tuent time at work acally working [ laughter andpplause before facebook the only way to find out your uncle was racist was seeing him on thanksgivinger [ laugnd applause finally, guys, a new report found that te new york knicks are nba's most valuable te

the president, a beautiful letter from kim jong-un and new reporting on the young north korean dictaor "the 11th hour" on a wednesday night starts right now.

trump is on there on twitter besiegie ining kim jong-un to m with him, as if he's a young girl wantingo meet at the ice cream parlor. that elevates the dictator of north korea above the president of the united states. to have trump beseech him to have this meeting. both kim and trump would get a photo op on it but if he doesn't come, kim is humiliating trump even more by saying, i know you're begging me to come but i'm not going to do it. this is a no-win situation for the united states either way. but donald trump sees it as an opportunity to basically create a sec tapectacle to leave a las photo. that's all he really cares about, he doesn't care about the substance of negotiations with north korea. >> max, let's look at some of the pictures from the g20 that just wrapped up in japan, president trump extending his hand in friendship to the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman who the united nations implicates by name in the brutal execution of a journalist. and take a look at this image, the president and russian leader vladimir putin, the two of them, we know earlier, shared a joke

>> reporter: for those who knew and loved kim, brad, and jill, there remains a yearning to know what might have been. for the wife and mother. for the two youngo telling what kim might have been. where she could have been. what the kids have been doing. >> reporter: david camm says he'll never get over the pain of what happened in the garage that night. >> the pain becomes a part of you. and you live with it. and it's an element of who i am, you know? and, you know, how i live my life. >> reporter: on the day of the verdict, as a security precaution, sheriff's deputies drove david to a pre-arranged truck stop and turned him over to his waiting uncle sam. >> that was the moment he was really free, wasn't it? >> think so. i think it finally hit him and it hit me. like, this guy is no longer in shackles. this guy is with me. he is now ready to go start his life. >> it's me and one man, leaving together, heading home. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> you talk about housewives of orange county, she could have been on the show. she wrapped men around her finger. >> she had it all. waterfront home, millionaire boyfriend, quite th

kim jong un's fury. the report coming out of the region, impossible to confirm, suggests that the young tyrant turned on his own team, reportedly executing his lead negotiator and four foreign ministry officials and sending his former right-hand man, seen here delivering letters to president trump in washington, to one of north korea's notoriously brutal forced labor camps, along with the lead translator in the talks. all this because kim was furious over the collapse of his summit with president trump in hanoi in february. >> sometimes you have to walk, and this was just one of those times. >> reporter: kim was so embarrassed, he fired off missiles. earlier this week, president trump, who has said he and kim fell in love said even the missiles didn't bother him. >> you're not bothered at all by the small missiles? >> no, i'm not. i am personally not. >> he said he wasn't bothered by the move of kim jong un. live with terry moran no washington. we heard what the president says days ago. any word from the president or the administration tonight? >> reporter: not yet from the president, david. secretary o

kim and president trump following a disastrous summit in hanoi. it's the latest chess move in a game between xi and president trump to win influence over the young strongver that kim needs to make a deal with trump. >> analysts expect xi to use the lever next week at the g-20 summit in japan to pressure trump into restarting nuclear talks with north korea. they say there's little doubt this meeting with xi in pyongyang emboldens kim jong-un in his personal relationship with donald trump. >> i think this summit between xi and kim gives strength to kim. it helps him show the world that he has more options than the united states and south korea. that he has the backing of president xi. >> it's a far cry from the first six years of kim's rule. during that time kim's uncle was order -- and his half brother, and he tested nuclear weapons routinely. all of which experts say infuriated xi and his inner circle. >> you can see the anger coming out of the communist party of leadership. people around president xi saying north korea is a troublemaker, a problem, a spoiled brat. >> but tonight kim has turned that dynamic back in his favor creating tension between tr

kim jong-un knows how to play the president and he's likely angling for another summit. manipulation is in the dictator's dna. new indications tonight that north korea's violent youngalculating his approach to president trump. a new letter from kim jong-un to the president, administration sources tell cnn, was a birthday greeting for donald trump, whose birthday is tomorrow, wishing him good health. but the letter contained no substance, no details on how to move the stalled nuclear talks forward. administration officials tell cnn they view it as a reset, setting the tone for a possible third summit. the president is predictably pleased. >> i just received a beautiful letter from kim jong-un. it was a very personal, very warm, very nice letter. i appreciate it. >> an indication that a biographer of kim jong-un shows kim knows what buttons to push with trump. >> he was chosen by his father at the age of 8 years old. at his 8th birthday party he was presented with this little general's uniform with brass buttons. he was called the little general, comrade general. real generals came to his birthday party and saluted him and bowed to him. >> how did kim's father have t

to give a declaration of nuclear missile arsenal or stock pile, but he could offer a young gun plus because from kim's perspective, his calculation could be it's still worth it to him because he gets to keep his nuclear weapons and missiles. and this is obviously has to be for some sanctions relief. but again, i am concerned about not necessarily getting there, because, particularly because if the trump administration does not budge on sanctions. and right now we do have a bipartisan legislation that was just introduced recently, under new sanctions they would cut off from the u.s. banking system any person or entity doing business with north korea and the senate is expected to approve that. this is an amendment to the senate's annual defense bill. so my point is, there is a sort of also momentum towards not lifting sanctions. so again i think we have to be careful, i think these two scenarios are possible, or it depends on president trump and how much he wants to have that third summit. so if we don't have the first possibility, option 1, i think kim has to resort to then plan b, which is a graduated

black hole and also in this particular letter comes from trimming kim to trump which he then responded to and then, xi jinping goes to pin young and whenever you see high-level weather and then the meaning, that is like the set up for third meeting. i have no inside information on this, but those pieces are pieces that we generally see before another meeting. in addition to that, based on my experience as a staffer, it is quite unusual for president trump to be spending two nights in korea. also the g20 summit. usually when we do these, it's in aro and in japan in early in the morning there is a trip to korea and you do the troops or whatever and move on. this is a lot of time in korea. there is no doubt that the president will go. he has never been a and the last time he went he could not go in general brooks is there at the time and there was a lot, was really bad weather and really bad fog so he cannot make the trip but every u.s. president that could say anything but korea has to visit the tmz to see the division and how armed it is. so i'm pretty certain he's going to do that and the question is, is he going to make a big

relationship with south korea, and a south korean young population that thinks that the united states is the problem on the korean peninsula and not kim jong-un, not the north koreans, the chinese are changing their views. north koreas have never liked the chinese historically but they got on the plane and kim jong-un used that plane to singapore. wait a second, remember they killed the -- the half brother as well. he was someone that we now find out was actually cooperating with the cia while the chinese were protecting him in macao. so i think the level they have with each other today feels so much greater than it was two years ago, four years ago. >> if he comes to the white house, kim jong-un will of course probably fly on a chinese plane. the panel will be back in a bit. but i'll talk next on "gps" to iran's ambassador to the united nations. will iran's leaders meet with donald trump like kim did this morning? so are the traits you love about your breed, but behind them are health needs you may not see. royal canin believes in tailored nutrition, to ensure his long back and playful spirit get the joint support they need. or to he

kim and u.s. president donald trump have been stalled since their failed summit and 10 in february now young ones who say rebels say they have targeted a saudi airport with a drone for the 4th time since wednesday riyadh has not confirmed the attack on airport close to the yemeni border. well the who these have been escalating these kinds of attacks is the latest target it was hit several times this month injuring $26.00 people on may 26th the saudi military said they shot down a bomb laden drone deployed by the who sees that drone was targeting jews than airport the earlier targeted knowledge run airport also near the border with another explosive laden drone and last year saudi military say they intercepted 3 missiles over northeastern riyadh debris from the missiles landed on a residential area killing one person who the rebels say the attack was aimed at can khaled international airport. has more from santa. how things have once again at. ports and i see your province for the 4th time in a week. is likely to target the. oil station the gas station the roof ules of the. airplanes especially as

young age. >> we reported on brutalities at the hand of kim jong-il into his own people and family members. typical experience for north koreans chained under his rules. >> there are two main experiences. and kim jong-un has tried to enrich the elite. the people who keep him and power to feel like their lives are getting better. in the capital of pyongyang, people have so many high-rise buildings and cafis and leisure activities that did not exist before. he wants the people at the top to keep him and power so he wants things to be happy. but with the general population, he does not care at all about them and their lives have not changed much at all under him because they are not powerful in the system. they are so busy trying to feed their families. >> it's like he feels they don't matter. >> let's talk about how the north korean leader relates to what is happening at home. we have seen on twitter and elsewhere president trump and kim jong-un sparring. little rocket man. kim calling our president mentally deranged. the sort of verbal sparring does this go in line with kim jong-un's style?