i hope north korea will do the same for south korea. when the security of both sides are assured it will be possible to accelerate denuclearization's and establish peace regimes on the peninsula. all hostile acts must be put on hold while the dialogue is ongoing and i hope the international community will also work together to elevate the political concerns. >> the third principle is prosperity. peace does not simply mean the absence of conflict. genuine peace is all about enhancing mutual inclusiveness and interdependence while working together for prosperity. a peace economy in which korea part will solidify peace on the peninsula and at the same time contribute to the economic development in east asia and the whole world. based on these three principles which are in complete accord with the values held by the un i would like to propose to the un the idea of transforming the dmc that cuts across the korean peninsula into an international police -- international peace zone. the dmz is a causal green zone that stretches 250 kilometers f

the strengthening of korea's military and security posture against north korea nuclear issue and korea and japan agreement should be discussed with close consultation between washington. that's the only way to reach concrete and comprehensive agreements, as well as s substantial progress. we must not lose sight of the perspective, to further strengthen our alliance. ladies and gentlemen, the tri-lateral cooperation among president moon jae-in, president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un in addressing north korea's nuclear issue is a special lineup we may never see again. the three leaders should make their best efforts for dialog. close consultation along the three leaders over the past two years led to the first ever u.s.-north korea summit and transformed a dangerous situation that could spiral into war to regular dialog. it was a series of remarkable and dramatic moments that took the world by surprise. however, the current phase of repeated talks and deadlocks must end and we must now head towards achieving results in north korea's denuclearization. we look forward to a bol

unfortunately the south korea of tomorrow could look like the south korea of the past. maybe even could look like north korea. what is most disturbing is that moon has been trying to take down the defenses. they took up the september agreement been reached when he went to pyongyang. that's favor the attacker much more than the offender and has unilaterally taken down defenses in the demilitarized zone and he's also been implementing plan to make the army smaller in circumstances that are quite puzzling. there is one country that has pledged to the defense of south korea. after the north koreans crossed the 38th parallel on june 25, 1950, it is the one country that has 28,000 forces in south korea now. it is the united states of america. most people support the allian alliance. this was made clear by the foreign relations poll. he's made it difficult for the united states to maintain its one battery at the terminal high altitude defense system and going behind the back of his only ally and protector he came to an agreement with the foreign ministry late in a cover of 201

somebody who moved to north korea. but he had this access to kim jong-un at a very young age and he told me, about the birthday party where he was present and he was presented with a little uniform and called the little general. in real generals came to his birthday party and saluted to him. and i managed to track down his aunt and uncle who had been his guardians and switzerland posing as his parents while he was at school during his teenage years, we were able to confirm that and they were also at the birthday party where he was named the successor. i really just try to seek out to find everything a person that i could have any kind of encountering him. in the lot off the stories are superficial and i was hoping to get anything that we could add that would increase the understanding of the man who is such a threat to the outside world. >> one image thatt hunted me was that of kim jong-un at the perhaps 11 or 12 as a schoolboy with an obsession for basketball. every afternoon putting on his chicago bulls jersey with b

korea and china. and it's not getting any whiter and knocking smaller. so i do think he wants to try to normalize the relationship and he would like a peace treaty to endocrine work for once and for all. he would like to be seen as a responsible leader in a developmental dictator like their husband in other parts of asia or singapore and around the places. but having said that, that is the source of my optimism. i think he needs this process and even today, despite the disaster of hanoi, the signals are still very public. they are still talking about wanting to get back, today in korea kim jong-un sent his sister into the dmv to present flowers to the former first lady who died. there are these outreaches that are showing, even the missile launches recently, there was a sign of frustration, he was the attention back on him, he wants a process to continue because i think he knows he is a very unique window of emitted window of opportunity. that he has a very pro-engagement, president and south korea wh

>> north korea. >> i'm not considering action, we are getting along well with north korea. we have a good relationship with kim jong un and not considering actions at all, there's a reason for actions. if i weren't president we would be at war with north korea. of the same group -- we would be in a war with north korea. we have a good relationship, we will see what happens. >> just now -- >> more breaking news. there is always breaking news, usually breaking fake news. >> just landed -- -- >> i don't know anything about it, did you just told me it is breaking news. i will have to see it. i'm right here, haven't heard it. when did it happen? >> in this industry -- >> i know nothing about it. in the last four days -- >> in north korea -- >> we didn't discuss that. i will be discussing it. and in short range missiles, a lot of countries test short range missiles, nothing spectacular about that but we will be discussing that. >> would you like to stop it from happening? >> we will talk about it. we didn't discuss that with kim jong un. we did discuss nuclear testing and other t

sanctions against north korea. plus the big fat fight against fact we need that indian theatre group standing up to socialistic must. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thanks for joining deadly violence has hit a remote part of indonesia this week violence that appears to have started because of a text message it happened in papa province which is next to pop into guinea it's a place ethnically and culturally distinct from much of the rest of indonesia and it intermittently sees tension the latest violence was apparently sparked by a text message from a student who said that a teacher had racially insulted a pop one student officials have called the text news in any case that message spread and angry crowds turned out torching cars shops and buildings more than 30 people have died in the unrest so far. joining us is fed rianna fure dowse a journalist based out of jakarta who has been following the story this seems a really dramatic response to a text message what's going on this is actually in a coalition about

of the founding of north korea and north korea knows that with the current u.s. administration it can get away with these sorts of tests u.s. president donald trump has said that he is not that concerned by short range missile testing but of course there is a concern here in south korea and also across the water in japan just about the nuclear the missile know how that is being acquired with each of these launches they do seem to be more sophisticated as time goes on russia ok on the private the latest from seoul thank you. president as peace talks with the afghan taliban are dead. by a delegation to the summit at camp david called off the talks after the taliban claimed responsibility for an attack that killed several people including a u.s. soldier and washington alan fischer reports. the president's confront what he suggested in a series of tweets over the weekend peace talks with the taliban are over we had a meeting scheduled it was my idea and it was my idea to terminate it i didn't even i didn't discuss it with anybody else the u.s. and the taliban had one

>> for north korea. >> i'm not considering actions. we're get eight long well with north korea. kim a good relationship jong-un. there's no reason for actions. if i weren't president you'd be at war with north korea in my opinion if the same group that preceeded me we would be in a war with north korea. we're not looking at any actions. we have a good relationship with kim jong-un. maybe we'll make a deal, maybe not. go ahead. >> mr. president, just now -- >> more breaking news. it's usually breaking fake news. go ahead. >> two rockets just landed in the green zone in baghdad. o you see an escalation -- >> i haven't heard it. when did this happen? >> just now. it's not the first time. president no, it's not the first time. we're going to look into it. >> are you worried about the security there? >> we'll look into it. i know nothing about it. you just told me breaking, so i assume it's relatively new like within the last four days. >> i will be discussing. we didn't have an agreement on short range missiles. and a lot of people in a lot of country test short range missiles. ther

minister from north korea had said that north korea is willing to re enter into negotiations with the united states probably later on this month and maybe at the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly so this could be a way of north korea trying to bolster its bargaining position ahead of those expectations talks north korea also likes to mark important anniversary and we've just had the 71st anniversary of the founding of north korea we also know that the north koreans know that short range missiles do not seem to bother the u.s. president donald trump he says that as long as there are no launches of much larger i.c.b.m.'s intercontinental ballistic missiles then the dialogue stays on track but of course with each missile launch north korea is improving its missile know how and that is of a concern to military chiefs here in south korea and also across the water in japan as this missile testing does appear to be continuing and judge and the u.s. state of california has once again blocked the trumpet ministrations plan to prevent most migrants from seeking asylum at the border with me

south korea's military says north korea has fired 2 identified missiles into the sea just hours after it offered to resume the nuclearization talks with the u.s. they were reportedly launched from south pyongyang province near the capital seoul says they flew across the country before landing in waters off north korea's east coast negotiations between pyongyang and washington have a great block since the country's leaders failed to reach a deal and february brought mcbride has more from seoul. this seems to be a continuation of the missile launches that have continued now for a number of weeks seen as being north korea's anger to military exercises that have been taking place in south korea but those exercises ended last month it seems that north korea's missile testing has not and it does come just after a vice foreign minister from north korea had said that north korea is willing to re enter into negotiations with the united states probably later on this month and maybe at the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly so this could be a way of north korea trying to bolster its bargaini

we are pleased to be with president moon of south korea. we have a long-term friendship and we are making a lot of progress. we are working on tremendous trade deals. we completed a trade deal that is working out very well in both countries. the deal is completed now and has been solidly in existence for six months, and it's been very good. we intend to do some additional things on trade. we will be talking about north korea. theill be talking about purchase of equipment. south korea is one of the largest purchasers of military equipment. we are working together very well. [beginning foreign language] -- [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> mr. president, it is a great pleasure to meet you three months after our last meeting. i always say that marvel at your imagination and bold decision-making. [speaking foreign language] >> thanks to your leadership, we have been able to see great progress in terms of our relationship. working on negotiations between the united states and north korea before your third summit with cha

from south korea. and we are making a lot of progress. we completed a trade deal that's working out very well. and to be in existence for six months. and then of course we'll talk about north korea and one of the largest purchases of military equipment. speaking speaking native >> it's a great pleasure to meet you i hope this goes down as a historic moment and i have to say that i always marvel at your decision-making. [speaking native language] >>translator: thanks to your leadership we have great progress with the this leads up to the united states and north korea and with those level of negotiations between united states and north korea and then for that to resume soon. and that i hope this will go down truly as a historic moment. and for this on the peninsula. >> [speaking native language] >>translator: during this time to be with you that we can revise the bilateral free trade agreement. and by those increasing investments in america. [speaking native language] >>translator: during my visit we will be signing the deal regarding a joi

first of all, what is going on with north korea? first of all, what is going on with north korea ? going on with north korea? they've offered to restart thoughts but they are firing missiles as well? mixed signals once again from the north koreans. i think the question here is not is north korean willing to meet, which trump once again, as you know, we've already had two negotiations in good us, it's between these two sides as well as a dmd meeting just earlier this year. i think the question is what will happen at the summit —— dmz meeting, both the hanoi summit and the singapore summit really ended with very little to show for it. the question i'm watching now is will there be anything that actually amounts to any thoughts that come from this? we saw from afghanistan that donald trump was make strategy seems to be he is quite unpredictable. but in north korea's case, could that works, getting the other side to come to him? certainly. i think in any diplomatic negotiation, some element of creativity when a previous approach hasn't worked, i think there is a lot to be said for that

minister from north korea had said that north korea is willing to re enter into negotiations with the united states probably later on this month and maybe at the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly so this could be a way of north korea trying to bolster its bargaining position ahead of those expectations talks north korea also likes to mark important anniversary and we've just had the 71st anniversary of the founding of north korea we also know that the north koreans know that short range missiles do not seem to bother the u.s. president donald trump he says that as long as there are no launches of much larger i.c.b.m.'s intercontinental ballistic missiles then the dialogue stays on track but of course with each missile launch north korea is improving its missile know how and that is of a concern to military chiefs here in south korea and also across the water in japan as this missile testing does appear to be continuing yes president says as far as he's concerned the afghanistan peace talks are dad says it was his decision to end . the taliban leaders but the current claim cuts ac

last september, south korea's president moon and north korea's kimjong—un declared to work together towardss along the heavily—fortified border, and removed landmines. but in recent months, harsher signals have come from pyongyang. they've tested missile after missile. injune, there was this surprise meeting between donald trump and mr kim. each month since, the us has said talks would follow in coming days or weeks, but there's been nothing. the north has also said it will no longer talk to the south. so, as crowd—pleasing as this concert may be, is it in vain? translation: if we keep trying, i believe one day we will be unified. so, for some, the dream continues. there are those in the south who cling to the hope that, even if the north is not talking, it is at least listening. laura bicker, bbc news, the dmz. one of the year's most eagerly awaited novels has been released at midnight in london. there were queues round the block at one book shop in central london. ‘the testaments‘ is margaret atwood's sequel to the handmaid's tale, it returns to the fictional world where women are little

bilateral relationship between japan and south korea is important. not just about the security or the business. so, i think it's our job as a politician to create a bridge between south korea and japan, even though if there is unhealthy nationalism. i think we need to overcome that. >> we know prime minister shinzo abe. he will soon reshuffle his cabinet and there's word that you may become the next defense minister. having you in a role, would it repair relations between japan and south korea? >> i have not heard about anything. i cannot answer that. the bilateral relationship has been high on my agenda. whatever i will be doing, i will be working hard to create better relationship between japan and south korea. >> i asked the japanese foreign minister what that means for north korea. he said, when north korea test-fires a missile, something they've been doing a lot now, the intelligence can only be shared by the united states. he said they need to restore shared intelligence at agreement and act together. rosemary. >> how much appetite is there for

we didn't go to north korea, we went to the border of north korea and china, northern north korea borderich there's only a river that separate it is two countries. many of you have seen satellite photo of korean peninsula, the north, except for the capital is essentially dark and south, of course, is the wonderful lights and elements of light going every direction and you see china on the northern side, china has developed quite nicely dark section of north korea, when we arrived in north korea it was dark and we got to the river we were excited, we will see north korea, it's right across the rivers, 100 yards away and it's -- it's dark over there. nothing over there, the guide book says there's a city, we were worried that maybe we went to the wrong city because there didn't appear to be anything on the other side of the river. that satellite photo wasn't photo shopped, it's actually real and you can stand on the chinese side and look over to complete darkness, the chinese side meanwhile it's not shanghai or beijing by any means but substantial modern prosperous chinese city with sky sc

that is me north korea is about to attacked the chinese. doesn't mean Ãbbut both of those countries have invested considerably technologically and financially. in building rapidly military capabilities that undermine japanese security. we saw the most recent indication of that in 2017 when north koreans were sending barrages of missiles overtop of japan and then resending a larger test missile that could potentially reach the united states actually into japanese airspace or over japanese airspace. japanese now look at north korea and of course they worry about the nuclear peace obviously. because that will be a test for all our allies, especially our nonnuclear allies of south korea and japan but for the japanese it missile arsenal. it really lays bare the vulnerability of japanese capability. japan does not have eating,Ãdoe have missile strength of its own. it has very carefully avoided developing the kind of capability, has stayed very much in defensive mode, reactive mode. but as the japanese have watched the koreans and north koreans de

south korea's military says north korea has fired 2 unidentified missiles into the sea just hours after offered to resume denuclearization talks with the united states the projectiles a report of in north from south callaghan province near the capital seoul says they flew across the country before landing in waters of the north east coast talks between pyongyang and washington been gridlocked as the country's leaders failed to reach a deal in february the pride joins us live now from the south korean capital rob so what more details emerging about this latest launch by the north and has there been any response there in south korea were you up. that's right daryn we've just had a briefing here from defense ministry officials who haven't given us many more details we knew that these 2 projectiles that still technically what they are being described as haven't been definitely described as attained yet as missiles but they flew for 330 kilometers it's likely to be the same type of missiles we expect that have been launched pretty much consistently over recent weeks a lot of that was thought

there also north korea. bolton thought the trump administration should be more muscular in approach and not sit down with the north korean officials. iran, similar thing. bolton thought a strike against iran should have happened but president trump cancelled that strike hours before it was supposed to happen. so these tensions have been bubbling for quite sometime. and there is a very, very far distance between these two when it comes to foreign policy. someone close to bolton describing the two to me today as a round hole in a square peg from the beginning. >> certainly was come plick -- complicated. and jamie, this relationship i never understand given their public disagreement on u.s. troops overseas and war overseas and clashed in policy and personality and even clashed as far as facial hair is concerned. his exit, though, it was not unexpected. >> no. not at all. for anyone who missed it, donald trump never liked john bolton's mustache. but that was the least of their problems. look, these two men not o

we'll see north korea. it's 100 yards away and it's -- it's just dark over there there's nothing over there. we were worried. this guide book said there's a city. we word maybe we win to the wrong city. didn't appear to be anything on the other side of the river. in the morning there is in fact a substantial city over there so that satellite photo is real and you can stand on the chinese side and look over into complete darkness. the chinese side meanwhile, the cities is not shanghai or beijing but a substantial modern prosperous chinese city we skyscaper and lyings and advertising, and all the modern things. so, that was north korea. and then you see the dark picture again. the upper left is north korea and then in the morning and you can see there's actually a few hundred thousand people on north korean side of the border but at night their empty. as we went up and down the river and -- at one point remember thinking -- there were chinese patrol boats, chinese navy, coast guard and i was very happy to see

i think korea would be happy to take any good news at all. in is been a tough year for south korea.pi index which has underperformed most of the major indices in asia. it will be released -- relief from that point of view. it will probably stop people being so bearish on the korean equity market. and possibly currency as well. at least we against a lessee there. it is a long way from saying it is a major turnaround in korea. it would need a couple more months of good data before people really start to get aggressively bullish on trip. stopping the downside would already be in prevent. it may get people switching out of some of the more expensive markets in asia into korean stocks which have been relatively cheap compared to others. but it might just be a. what we bubble along toward the bottom of the range. because as you can see in the data, shipments to china are still struggling, and chip sales general are weak. karen has a lot of work to do before you can say -- korea has up a lot of work to do before you can say it is a really positive story. but it might the end of the bad new

shery: north korea, a key issue.ndication at all when will north korea again resume negotiations with the u.s.? ms. kang: we expect that to happen within a week. there are indications that the readiness to come back to .iscussion is more complete the meeting between the presidents was a wonderful opportunity to touch base on where things are, and to exchange ideas on when the negotiations to resume, how to take the issue and produce some concrete results on all the areas that were agreed to in koreaore, which is north denuclearization, certainly, but also establishing lasting peace on the korean peninsula, and also improving relations between the united states and north korea. shery: would leaders meet again soon, perhaps in north korea this time? ms. kang: that is a big hypothesis. but we would want to see real movement on the discussions on the nuclear issue. shery: of course we have seen direct correspondence between washington and pyongyang. have leftdoes seoul to play here? ms. kang: we are there. we live there.

military presence in japan, south korea the philippines aming scholarship scholarship before that in a visit researcher at two leading japanese think tanks, the japan institute of international fairs and the university of tokyo and she has -- she is an adjunct professor never asia studies department at georgetown university. so i invite everybody now to welcome sheila smith to the stage where she'll speak briefly on her new book, japan rearmed. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for that lovely intro discussion. i am delighted to be back in japan society. many ouroff may know that i was a graduate student here in new york. at columbia university and the japan society is where we hung out and get to be adults in the japan world. we came to see films here, we dime see programs like this. we saw the japan society as a home away from home in a way where we got to be japan professionals, not just students that were graduate students but actually to talk to others who were accomplished and who has developed careers in the the field so i'm delighted to be here and it's a beautifu

it's not just in south korea.for this paul: i justrld want to get some comments from the bank of korea. they expect cpi to rise to 1% from next year. are these credible statements? enda: it will be challenging. they had just about avoided deflation. one of the great defenses of economics is it has quoted them -- pull them out of deflation. -- pulled them out of deflation. there will be a lot of pressure on them to see if this will help them push forward in three months. if a certain number of months nearthe road, we are down zero for inflation, and the benchmark rate -- rate has been cut again, policy is struggling you are seeing, it in other countries. you are seeing it in australia. people they are talking about .he use of qe what we are seeing this morning out of korea is striking. it's not unique. it goes to a global three-month -- theme about what measures are needed to get the economy moving again. paul: thanks very much for joining us. inc., is sitting pretty on a pile of cash bigger than the gdp of most co

minister from north korea had said that north korea is willing to re enter into negotiations with theunited states probably later on this month and maybe at the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly so this could be a way of north korea trying to bolster its bargaining position head of those expectations talks north korea also likes to.

in this hour he will meet with the president of south korea, moon jae in. we will bring you the headlines when it begins. all this as tensions with iran continue to escalate. get ready for a big showdown as both president trump and iranian president rouhani get set to take the stage tomorrow. both nations looking to build support against the other. who will win out? hi everybody. this is bulls & bears. thank you for joining us. i'm david asman. joining me is kristina partsinevelos, jonathan hoenig and liz peek. after an attack on saudi oil facilities, will president trump be able to drum up support for action against iran? what do you think, liz? >> i think it is very difficult, the european allies in particular want to preserve the so called jcpoa, the nuclear deal with iran. they have their own self-interests and mercantile interests at heart. they want to do deals with iran. the minute the deal was concluded they were in iran negotiating all kinds of pretty large scale export projects and stuff like that. they want that to continue. there was a little bi

and a concert in korea's demilitarized zone.ture hopes to ease tensions between north and south. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. it's 1:00am here in london, where in the past half hour mps have defeated the british government's call for a general election, before parliament is suspended for five—weeks. this was how the result was announced. the ayes to the right — 293. the noes to the left — 46. that's less than last time. yes. for us. that's less than last time. yes. for us. not for you. the ayes to the right — 293. the noes to the left — 46. so the ice habit, the ice covered. by so the ice habit, the ice covered. by way of explanation... —— ayes. the vote followed a stormy debate in which the leader of the oppositionjeremy corbyn accused the prime minister boris johnson of trying to call an election now in order to secure a no deal brexit by stealth at the end of october. the prime minister said the opposition was simply afraid they would

for its part north korea has been trying to drive a wedge and tried to marginalize south korea. >> theoreans under kim jong-un will do what they did under his father and grandfather which is to put the south koreans in a place where they're isolated and look like they're not the legitimate government and portray north korea as an equal to the united states, china, russia. >> reporter: analysts say another big obstacle in the entire process is kim jong-un's own view of unification. they say that just like the south, north korea wants the two countries to come together as one, but kim wants to do that under the communist rule, something they will never agree to. wolf? >>> breaking news next. president trump turns the table and accuses joe biden of corruption saying, and i'm quoting now, if a republican did what biden did, they would be getting the electric chair. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better l

so we didn't go into north korea we went to the border of north korea and china of the northern north korean border where there is the river that separates the two countries and many of you have seen the satellite photo of the korean peninsula except for the capital it's essentially dark and their wonderful lights and filaments. nec china minerva sighed and china has developed quite nicely but there's this dark section of north korea. when we arrived in north korea it was dark and we got to the river and we were very excited. north korea is right across the river 100 yards away and it was dark over there with nothing over there. we were worried. the guide looks at there's a city over there and we were worried we are in the wrong city because there didn't appear to be anything on the other side of the river. when we woke up there was a substantial city over there. that satellite photo is photoshop. you can literally stand on the chinese side and look over into complete darkness. the chinese side meanwhile is not shanghai or beijing by any means but it's a substantial modern prosperous

-north korea relations and the u.s. role in the asia-pacific region. you can watch this event starting tonight at eight eastern on c-span and you can follow all of our programs online that c-span.org and listen with the free c-span radio app. >> next, election security officials testify but efforts to protect the 2020th election from foreign interference or meddling. we will hear about some of the vulnerabilities u.s. voting systems at this house judiciary committee hearing chaired by congressman jerry nadler of new york. >> the house committee on the judiciary will come to order. without objection which is authorized to declare recesses of the committee at any time.

speaker, japan is now to ban certain products to be exported to south korea which are used by south korea, and samsung, in my district, the largest foreign investment in the united states, samsung will be ham strung in their ability to create semiconductor chips and bring them to the united states and their facility in austin, texas, in my district. for all these reasons, the national security reasons most importantly, i urge my colleagues to support this measure and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. levin: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i may consume for the pup of closing. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. levin: thank you. this resolution offers a positive vision for our trilateral relationship. its passage today reaffirms the importance of our country's cooperation on critical economic and security issues and calls on seoul, tokyo, and washington, collectively, to develop a strategy to reverse the curre

south korea weaker as well. and a similar story across the tasman as we saw equities a little bit weaker at the end of last week. plenty more to come on "daybreak asia." ♪ devices are like doorways that could allow hackers into your home. and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your homes wifi are protected. which helps keep people outside from accessing your passwords, credit cards and cameras. and people inside from accidentally visiting sites that aren't secure. and if someone trys we'll let you know. xfi advanced security. if it's connected, it's protected. call, click, or visit a store today. >> this is "daybreak asia we start with the latest on the trade talks. a topg has confirmed negotiator will travel to washington next week for a new round of trade talks. the ministry of commerce says the chinese team will fly to the u.s. after golden week and the 70th anniversary. officials sayury there are no plans to stop chinese comp

military footprint reason only folding was against talking to north korea against pulling u.s. troops out of syria and against the president's latest idea of inviting afghanistan's taliban to peace talks at camp david that seems to have been the breaking point we have seen from this and from every other firing but what he really wants are people that echo what he already wants to do and with bolton's opposite. gone there could be obvious changes for example there's a better chance the president will meet with his are really going to part but this is very very clear is prepared to meet with no preconditions before he became president donald trump considered john bolton for the role of secretary of state but ultimately decided against it because he felt he didn't look the part meanly because of his moustache no after 18 months as the national security advisor john bolton once again finds that his face doesn't fit alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house donald trump has reiterated he's open to talks with iran. could happen it could happen yeah. no problem with iran should strai

and north korea.oors are going to open with north korea and america and i still believe that one day, kim jong-un, donald trump will still be president and i think it's going to p ha in the next 18-24 months you'll see kim jong-un in washington d.c. david: wow what do you think about donald trump being re-elected do you think he should be? >> do we have a choice? david: do we have a choice? >> it's a lot of candidates out there right now, but i just think that people looking at the money factor the way he's changed a 180-degree. david: meanwhile south korea is warning that the situation in iran is distracting president trump from completing a nuclear deal with north korea, but is dennis rodman right about kim jong-un coming to washington to seal a deal? what do you think? >> david i'll tell you, unless kim jong-un has some frequent flier miles that he needs to use up, i really don't see this happening. that's true right so maybe a boat or something christina i just don't see this happening because wha

north korea has tremendous potential. north korea is in between russia, china, and south korea.t is incredible. incredible people. i think that they really will have this truly unbelievable potential. and i think they want to get to it. we will see what happens. maybe they do it, maybe they want. we just have to wait and see. but i really believe that north korea would like to see something tremendous happen. this could be one of the most unbelievable -- you look at a country, this could be one of the most unbelievable experiments ever, north korea. i would also say the same of iran. if iran can get back to business, they could do unbelievably well with all of the district. just to finish, this is all about vaping. this is a meeting that gets a little off track, because you ask those questions about other things, and i think we are better off answering them than not. but we are looking at vaping very strongly. it is very dangerous. children have died. people have died. the acting commissioner is somebody who is an expert on it as much as you could be on and -- as much as you cou

let us tell you what is happening in north korea.fied projectiles, just hours after expressing a willingness to resume nuclear talks with the united states. south korea's joint chief of staff said they were launched in an easterly direction into the sea. if confirmed, it would be the north's tenth missile launch since may. let's go live to the south korean capital seoul and join the bbc‘s laura bicker. what more can you tell us is yellow the south korean military are still analysing exactly what kind of launch it is. we believe it is short—range missiles. whether they are ballistic we will have to wait and see. as you say, this will be the 10th launch in just a few months by north korea. when it comes to those launches these weapons that they have been testing appear to be new types of ballistic missiles capable of flying low, capable of playing at very fast speeds, and capable of avoiding radar. but this one camejust capable of avoiding radar. but this one came just six hours after the vice foreign minister of north korea issued a s

thing north korea. -- and i think, north korea. those are two countries we are dealing with right now, and i think iran has tremendous potential. there are incredible people. we are not looking for regime change. we hope that we can make a deal and if we can't make a deal, that is fine, too. i think they have to make a deal. they've never been in this condition. by the way, china is having the worst year they have had now at -- in 57 years. 57. it was 27, 22, and then 27. 57 years of the worst years that they have had. and, it's only going to get worse. so i think they want to make a deal, too. they are coming in sometime in early october, and we are speaking to them. -- them constantly. and they also, the needed a a couple of moves last night that were pretty good. reporter: what moves? president trump: they were pretty respectful to our people. you didn't see it because you're one of the people that reported it. your group. they took tariffs off certain things. a lot of things. reporter: are you happy about that? president trump:

military exercises with south korea, he believes trump made a mistake.ton said and some analysts agree that scaling back the drills will take away the readiness of american forces to fight north korea if there is a crisis. >> cnn brian todd thank you so much. >>> and we have breaking news continuing next. cnn has learned that president trump pressured another foreign leader to help the attorney general investigate the mueller probe. hi, i'm joan lunden. when my mother began forgetting things, we didn't know where to turn for more information. that's why i recommend a free service called a place for mom. we have local senior living advisors who can answer your questions about dementia or memory care and, if necessary, help you find the right place for your mom or dad. we all want what's best for our parents, so call today. at first slice pizza lovers everywhere meet o, that's good! frozen pizza one third of our classic crust is made with cauliflower but that's not stopping anyone o, that's good! i work hard and i want my money to work hard too. so i use m

>>feeling slighted when it comes to dealing with north korea. brian todd reports. >>tonight donald trump is still on a mission to get a critical next meeting with kim jong hoon. we want the but the president's comments at the un today com is one of trump's key allies in the process is reportedly feeling snubbed and left out. despite the smiles and handshakes at the un between trump and one of his wing man south korean president moon jae in aides to president moon reportedly feel south korea has been marginalized. one top south korean official telling the news website box it quote bothers him south korea is not at the negotiating table. another top moon advisor told box the us position has been really harmful to south korea's efforts to build better ties with the north. a state department spokesperson tells cnn there is complete agreement between the us and south korea on a common approach to denuclearization but a veteran diplomat who's had recent discussions with the south korean official tells cnn tonight there is something to the box report in certain particular

i get over the use of the japanese military flag they say recalls japanese war crimes against korea. and the british army in malls has switched to eco friendly technology to build environmentally conscious generation of the recruits we asked people in london what they think of the plan. at the end of you want to be put in a foreign line and get killed you know it doesn't matter which you call. really. who's going to go and fight and that's what really you know i'm. not very vocal. there this is article we can for good morning for me kevin o. and then the rest of the team here today here with the world news update saturday morning from moscow for the next 30 minutes of can stay with me chinese telecom giant huawei says it's prepared to sell the core code of its 5 g. technology to any prospective western buyer so that they could refigure it and prevent any possibility of a security breach it comes amid continued claims by washington that while it works in cahoots with the chinese government and its equipment could be used to spy on uses hawkins takes a closer look at the company's offi