and this just in the last hour, south korea's military is saying north korea has launched a ballistic toward the east sea. japan's coast guard also said north korea fired what could be a ballistic missile. we'll be keeping track of this development. kimjoon—hyung is an opposition mp from the rebuilding korea party. he told me what his party has been trying to do during this month of turmoil in south korea. we're trying to monitor how police arrest the president. we are actually sending letters to the cio and to get there and participating and watching over the rest of the day's events, so w are trying everything to do. ——so we are trying everything to do. the arrest warrant will expire today, though an exemption has been requested. the cio — corruption investigation office — has transferred obligation to make the arrest to the police. what do you make of that and why is it so difficult for the rest to be carried out? you summarised it well in the beginning, yes. the cio is a new agency created by the moon government. it is not really well staffed. they were outnumbered by security ser

.— is political drama here in south korea. , ., , ., ., , south korea.ators an: at south korea. many demonstrators angry at the _ south korea. many demonstrators angry at the outcome. _ south korea. many demonstrators angry at the outcome. president l angry at the outcome. president yoon said he was handing himself into a void himself into a bloodshed. yoon said he was handing himself into a bloodshed. was violence ever potential outcome?— violence ever potential outcome? , ~ ~ outcome? yes, i think like there is — outcome? yes, i think like there is anger _ outcome? yes, i think like there is anger all - outcome? yes, i think like there is anger all around l outcome? yes, i think like i there is anger all around me. there is tension, defiance. as we were making our way to the heart of the demonstration outside the corruption investigation office, we could see the start of a scuffle between one of the protesting supporters and a police officer. it is clear that law enforcement officers, the police officers, are trying to control the situation. they are t

we are trying to monitor— for south korea? we are trying to monitor how _ for south korea?ying to monitor how police - for south korea? we are trying to monitor how police arrested i to monitor how police arrested the president. we are sending letters to the cio and to get there and participating in watching over the rest of the events. we are trying everything to do.- events. we are trying everything to do. the arrest warrant will _ everything to do. the arrest warrant will expire - everything to do. the arrest warrant will expire today - warrant will expire today though an exemption has been requested the cei corruption investigation office has transferred obligation to make the arrest to the police. what you make of that and why is it so difficult for the rest to be carried out?— so difficult for the rest to be carried out? ., , ., , carried out? you summarised it will in the _ carried out? you summarised it will in the beginning, _ carried out? you summarised it will in the beginning, the - carried out? you summarised it will in the beginning, the (lo i will in the begi

in order to deter north korea in order to deter north korea in order to work together for shared prosperity these three countries. predation, sure, it has taken a hit, but ultimately what we will see in six months or a year, we will be talking about the vitality of korea's democratic process. i think just as we did in the previous times with south korea has gone through domestic devotions, i think that is politically that is how south korea is approaching its democratic evolution, and so i think that is reputation and democratic... reputation is not such a key issue here. i think the issue issue here. i think the issue is how important is south korea to the united states or to japan or to other allies and partners, and the answer is south korea remains vitally important on the security front, the economic front, and i think within six months or a year we will be looking hopefully at this in the rear view and charting a more positive path forward. thank ou ve positive path forward. thank you very much _ positive path forward. thank you very much for _ positive path forward. thank you very mu

north korea, approximately a year ago, adopted a new approach to south korea that is much more militant new korean war, but launch strikes against offshore islands, by example, and territorial waters. and i think that we should be very clear that if there is any effort by north korea to take advantage of this situation. >> it's not a conversation we got time for tonight, nick, but we should have it one of these days, and that is there are some liberal movements taking place across the world that we should be concerned about, and how donald trump plays into thar or for worse is what we will har have to confront. but we appreciate you joining us tonight, as always. nicklaus is an opinion columnist for "the new york times." that's our show for tonight. time now

certainly this is really dividing south korea right now.rity of people think the president's martial law declaration was wrong and misguided, but there are also other people who believed the declaration has legitimate reasons for doing so. this is a really controversial issue and i mean, and i think as we saw how south korea democracy system is resilient, a persan time we really see the bottom of this democracy there is really a fragile democracy where there is political bipolar —— polarisation and no bipartisanship in domestic policy that it really is driving the situation and i think this is what we will eventually see coming up above the surface. eventually see coming up above the surface-— the surface. can you elaborate more on the — the surface. can you elaborate more on the health _ the surface. can you elaborate more on the health of- the surface. can you elaborate more on the health of south . more on the health of south korea's democracy? this is not the first time we have sent a south korean president for vowel of how they in the

and i'm not saying that korea doesn't have its own issues, but korea is going to function the way korea functions. >> it's definitely partially cultural. korea has intense beauty standards. did you weigh 100 pounds? >> i was never 100 pounds, but i was always one of 5 to 115. but i had to be under 106 pounds. did they check or how did they check? monday to friday i would just step on the scale and if you gain weight, then you have to lose weight. >> do they do weigh ins? >> we do embody. it's like you go to any personal trainer. they put you on that machine and it tells you like how much muscle you have, how much body fat you have. >> is that like the bmi thing or. >> yeah, yeah, body body mass index. yeah. so we test them on that. i think it's twice a month. >> what is the bmi that they. >> well it'll be different based on each girl because it has to do with height muscle density and things like that. >> dieting isn't the only thing to help k-pop trainees look more camera friendly. plastic surgery is widely accepted here. at one clinic, we find an american living in korea who's getting

korea?rrespondent said. as we saw yesterday, the two government agencies were almost coming closer to a physical clash over the arrest. that's never happened before in modern history. there is a lot of legal issues involving south korea, this arrest warrant as well, president yoon's has called it illegal and invalid because the coi corruption investigation office doesn't have an authority to look into the insurrection charges. so that whatever the coi tries to do, it is illegal and invalid. there are other legal issues that his officers tried to bring end so there are a lot of issues that when you think about, in terms of whether the current process is rule inspired, according to the rule of law, and whether it is by the procedure that is necessary to the democratic country. externally, obviously this is raising a huge risk that the country. this political crisis has already raised a lot of incoming risk. we saw last december that the dollar, the korean currency has plunged to its lowest lev

north korea approximately a year ago adopted a new approach footprint south korea that is much more militantxactly start a new korean war, but launch strikes against offshore islands for example. challenge south korea in territorial waters. and i think we should be, you know, very clear that we would assist south korea if there is any effort by north korea to take advantage of this situation. >> it's not a conversation we have time for tonight, nick, but we should have it one of these days. there are some liberal movements taking place across the world we should be concerned about. and how donald trump plays into that will be an issue we have to confront the next year or two, but we appreciate you joining us. that's our show for tonight. you can catch me back here weekends at 10:00

i just wonder, what's your sense about how divided south korea is right now?— is right now? right now? there is great polarisation, as is - is right now? there is great polarisation, as is in - is right now? there is great polarisation, as is in manyl polarisation, as is in many countries around the world, but in south korea the president has traditionally enjoyed... there's so much concentration in the powers of the president that one is easily moved by hubris, i think, that one is easily moved by hubris, ithink, and that one is easily moved by hubris, i think, and the vicissitudes of political fortune after one leads the office has not been kind — there are several presidents who have been imprisoned, one who have been imprisoned, one who was assassinated by a trusted aide, one who committed suicide under criminal investigation, one who was deposed by a popular uprising, and so on. so yes, it's a very vicious, in many ways, political game. we know us secretary of state, antony blinken, is travelling to south korea this weekend — what do you anticipate from his visit? can t

it is not a bad decision to come to south korea.ent biden and their mission trying to do the foreign policy toward south korea and japan was correct, but the problem is, but the antony blinken visit comes at a time of change for both countries. donald trump returning to the white house onjanuary 20. so this is not really impacting both countries and alliance, but at least try to calm down and try to express a stable relationship between the us and south korea alliance. how do you see this situation resolving? this trend is reversible. constitutional court impeach, i am sure almost 100% they will pass the impeachment then, the problem is until then. then president yoon can try to buy time, delay. they are using delaying tactics. i don't think they will reverse the trend. stephen costello from the institute for korean studies at george washington university explained to me how he expects things to play out in seoul over the next few weeks. the pace, the direction of this seems rather unstoppable. the constitutional court, will be able

north korea just fired a missile yesterday.a couple days away from the inauguration of donald trump. this was seen as a stable american ally in the region and now it is not stable. that will mean a lot more beyond its domestic politics beyond the borders of south korea and the region. annita: thank, shaimaa khalil. we will keep a close eye on that situation and see if that arrest warrant for mr. yoon is carried out or not. just before we go to our short break, let me tell you, this is in relation to the mediation efforts to bring about a cease-fire deal and hostage release a in gaza. we are just hearing the israeli foreign minister says he believes they will be a majority in the israeli government to support the gaza agreement. that is very significant obviously because a number of hardliners within benjamin netanyahu's government have been expressing their opposition to any agreement. but the israeli foreign minister says he believes there will be a majority to support it. more on that coming up. around the world and across th

south korea and will hold talks in the coming hours. on friday, police attempted to arrest suspended president yoon suk yeol on charges of inciting an insurrection, but presidential security forces intervened, preventing the arrest, while hundreds of his supporters gathered outside his compound. the tense political situation has now stretched on for over a month, raising questions about its impact on the economy. it is exacerbating economic headwinds in south korea. recent data ahead of the turmoil was showing signs of weakening, when you look at manufacturing, construction, services activity, had slowed in november and if we look at more high—frequency indicators since the political turmoil started in december, it looks like we will get further weakness in domestic demand, consumer and business sentiment have been shaken, now at levels not seen since the pandemic, credit card spending on discretionary categories like recreation, accommodation, services have fallen as well and inaudible has weakened pushing up inflation. domestic fuel p

well, the problem also, i noticed was that some of the plug in, not the, the south korea's in page president is detained and is expected to stand trial evan last month nor so little cries. but it seems like you rejected the charges have been correction on the piece of power, but it said he wanted, he wanted to avoid bloodshed, also had this house on a wrong and delivered on presence on the outgoing us secretary of state on to be blinking is repeatedly, heck, cool does he attends to layouts of plans for a loan from? is it still on the 11th day or between as well and from us, the growing number of idea of the troops refused to subs unless an agreement is reached. that's the time when i have to say, i'm not willing to participate. we're not gonna, we're not gonna play along with the same anymore. and we, you, as president elect pushes to take control of greenland, the russian to foreign minister suggest donald trump should 1st consider the opinions of the island. people local parliament, none the town since the greenland, those can decide the future. we don't want to change. we don't want to be

we are firms are iron clack, committed to south korea. next he's been cold below the blinking secretary of genocide and his speech outlining a post will plans for gauze or the outgoing us secretary of state was repeatedly heckled uninterrupted. we strengthened americans, over entourage and delivered on the present funds. the thank you, i respect your views, please allow me to share a thank you the so to continue these are the goals that i work to advance over a dozen trips for the reasons the all of this has been part of all of administration. every piece in the region always has what year is it hard? yes. is it impossible? no. well, the answer is real cents a minute is growing bigger ahead of the deal had, ironically, a lot of the anger's brewing and the us where washington has positioned itself as a relentless mediator working to secure. they still have been trying to out phase as well, on its own issue. secretary of state, blinking were simply claimed that the ball is now in her mazda is cord. i sure we're in the israel accepted a draf

briefly, obviously south korea _ detail. briefly, obviously south korea has - detail. korea has also suffered this plane crash. it has obviously been a dramatic time in the country. are those two events being seen together in any way, is that event having a political impact?— political impact? yes, strangely _ political impact? yes, strangely enough, - political impact? yes, i strangely enough, those political impact? yes, - strangely enough, those two events, the president yoon situation and the aviation disaster, they are somewhat loosely linked because the airport where the disaster happened is in an area which is almost 90% backing for the progressives. many people are saying that the airport should not have been built because there was already another airport only 30 minutes from this one. the situation is making the political turmoil here making the

. ~ ., ., building elsewhere in south korea. ., ., ~ ., korea.. what do you know? there is breaking news _ korea. what do you know? there is breaking news on _ korea. what do you know? there is breaking news on a _ korea. what do you know? there is breaking news on a huge - korea. what do you know? there is breaking news on a huge fire i is breaking news on a huge fire that broke out in an 8—storey building in the seoul metropolitan city area not far from central seoul. it's a little too soon to confirm anything. according to local media the large flames were extinguished after about 30 minutes and dozens of people have been either rescued or managed to escape by their own. there are no confirmed casualties at this time but the rescue effort is ongoing. reiterating that breaking news from the corruption investigation officers investigating president yoon now demanding that the acting president order that the gods of the former president stand down, it's unclear whether the acting president will follow through with that request but we will keep yo

demand in south korea.the capital of south korea. it will take you to the residence and the scenes on the streets, you can see significant police presence, buses lining up in the street as well as fire services as well, you can see protesters nearby, the year beyond this street. you can see now lined up street. you can see now lined up left to right, they are well cordoned by police and there is a significant police presence outside the presidential residence. we can update you that the legal team have been seen entering the presidential residence in the last few moments. his lawyer had earlier said they would take legal action over the arrest warrant that they have called illegal and invalid. more on this story and invalid. more on this story and bring more developments as they play out. sir nick clegg, the uk former deputy prime minister, is stepping down from his job as president of global affairs at facebook owner meta. he said in a post he will be leaving the tech giant after seven years, replaced byjo

we are keeping an eye on south korea.onference between antony blinken and his foreign minister counterpart. when that happens, we will bring it to you here on news and get you up to speed with the developments of south korea as the arrest of president yoon suk yeol still hangs in the balance. god bye for now. —— goodbye for now. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, chetan pathak. coming up on the programme: not many gave manchester united a chance at anfield, but amad is on hand to hold top—of—the—table liverpool to a 2—2 draw in the premier league. the most followed rugby union player in the world on social media. we speak to american superstar ilona maher as she makes her women's premiership debut for bristol bears. and coco gauff and taylor fritz help the united states to victory over poland in the united cup final in sydney. welcome along. thank you for being with us. despite overnight snow, both of sunday's premier league games went ahead, including at craven cottage, where fulham drew 2—2 with ipswich, and at anf

busy from the south korea's main allied united states. we discussed this with archie contributor carl john, who's says washington appears to be down playing the case against the detained president. for she has been hunter donnelly's bunker for 11 days. there's barely any coverage in the western mainstream media. when this did happen, all the major create a newspaper are reporting that the president june has finally been arrested. the new york times of washington post r r r r. having title is the president you is being detained. i mean, the painful, why do you seem to be paying for a traffic violation or just speaking, arrested for char on charges of insurrection? this is a very serious charge. they're trying to make it seem as it's not a big deal. and i think what happened is you're really screwed up his timing. she would probably have gotten no way with it if he had down his sales group one year earlier when he kept full backing of the vitamin administration. this was a long sought out process, as people have pointed out. they have tried

the political turmoil is exacerbating economic headwinds in south korea. recent data ahead of the turmoil was showing signs of weakening, when you look at manufacturing, construction, services activity, had slowed in november and if we look at more high—frequency indicators since the political turmoil started in december, it looks like we will get further weakness in domestic demand. consumer and business sentiment have been shaken, now at levels not seen since the pandemic. if you look at credit card spending on discretionary categories like recreation, accommodation, services have fallen as well and if you look at the korean won, it has weakened pushing up inflation. domestic fuel prices have increased and that will weigh on the purchasing power of households. things are not looking particularly good. donald trump will take office this month with the threat of imposing tariffs looming. is that a concern? of course. the trade environment is likely to get more fraud, trade tensions are rising and that will be inaudible for a country like korea. so far the

domestic demand in south korea. show you some images, this review of how things stand at moment, you can see traffic flowing in front of the presidential residence but behind those buses you can see flags waved by numerous protesters gathered there to voice their support for president yoon. the box in by a strong security and police presence, we will show you those images as well, you can see traffic going through their day in a south korea, although we do have some barricades as well. security is tight, you can see buses on the street, they are taking up space and blocking the number of protesters that are able to get close to the presidential residence as well as those blockades there at the front, the bottom of the screen. the crypto was accused of a crisis costing investors $40 billion has pleaded not guilty to us raw charges. he was the boss of a singapore —based terraforming labs that develops the tablet usd and leuner cryptocurrency, the collapse in 2022 sparked a sell—off in the market, the prosecutor saying

in the definitively of korea.e night of june 14 lieutenant cavazos at his company a raid on an entrenched enemy outpost with the mission of destroying the first kirsanow installation. during the initial attack first lieutenant cavazos at his mentor intense mortar and artillery fire and upon entering the trenches fears close combat ensued during which first lieutenant cavazos directed fire on the enemy in their positions. an extremely intense enemy mortar and artillery barrage hit his position first lieutenant cavazos withdrew the company and regroup this meant. twice more he led his men to an intense enemy fire and assault on the enemy position destroying vital enemy fortifications and personnel. during the entire assault first lieutenant cavazos gave the second command word of encouragement to his mena by his personal example of leadership inspired them to heroic heights of achievement. when ordered to withdraw his company first lieutenant cavazos complied. remained alone on the enemy outpost to search for missin

the next meeting will be held in south korea. it is still unclear what can you say about the distance of the n.c.c. in the incoming administration? general ryder: i can't speak for the incoming administration so i have to refer you to them for any questions on that. reporter: only the u.s. is -- the u.s.' deterrence can prevent north korea's nuclear provocation? can the united states consider the possibility of allowing tactical nuclear weapons in south korea as another way to challenge north korea nuclear threat? general ryder: our policy hasn't changed when it comes to the denuclearization of the korean pens lasm. reporter: the korean president has proposed to north koreans, kim jeong uni, apertured north korean soldiers and ukraine soldiers in russia. what is the united states position? general ryder: that question for president zelenskyy. i'd refer you to him for questions about potential prisoner exchanges. reporter: regarding active duty assets currently on standby to assist with the california wildfire situation, do you ha

let's go live to seoul, south korea, we are monitoring the live shot, this isjust outside korea, we areon investigation office, and this is where the president yoon is facing questioning following his arrest. the latest is he is not complying are not talking. stay with us on bbc news. hello. our weather may well be turning a bit murkier right now, but it was a pretty stunning end to the day on tuesday with lovely sunsets here in highlands, scotland, we have a number of these sunset pictures sent to us from our weather watchers. we had a significant jump in temperatures over the last 24 hours. fylingdales in north yorkshire was monday's coldest spot atjust three degrees, but we had temperatures jump up here by seven degrees celsius from monday into tuesday. tuesday itself was a day of variable cloud and a bit of sunshine at times. now, high pressure is dominating our weather picture for the next few days, bringing a quiet spell of weather and often feeding up some pretty mild air too. however, mild weather at this time of the year doesn't necessarily equate to sunny weather, and right no

you can find out more of our coverage on south korea on our live page which is “p korea on our live paged also find it on our mobile app as well. more on this story at the top of the hour and newsday. thank you for watching business today. you that right now. so far there has not been major impact on financial markets with the benchmark korean index trading 0.2% higher. you can find out more of our coverage on south korea on our live page which is “p korea on our live page which is up and running and available. you could also find it on our mobile app as well. more on this story at the top of the hour and newsday. thank you for watching business today. it's lucy with the catch up. an appealfrom police in london. tiktok being replaced. and some lighter news as well. there is ongoing talks to try and secure a deal for a ceasefire in gaza for the release of israeli hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners. those talks are being held in doha, qatar is the key mediator. it says an agreement is very close but it also says the deal could still fall through. it is believed there would be d

and south korea meeting was held here. the next meeting they held in south korea, what can you say about the incoming administration? maj. gen. ryder: i can't speak for the incoming administration, so i will have to referred them to you. >> the u.s. is saying deterrence can prevent north korea's nuclear provocation. what can the united states consider the possibility of allowing it to challenge a nuclear threat? maj. gen. ryder: our policy hasn't changed when it comes to denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> a prisoner exchange has been proposed for captured north korean soldiers and ukrainian soldiers detained in russia. maj. gen. ryder: that's really a question for president zelenskyy. i would refer you to him for any questions about prisoner exchanges. >> regarding the active-duty assets to potentially assist with the wildfires, do you have a sense of how long they're willing to wait on standby and should the call never come one will they say this is probably not happening, time to folded up? maj. gen. ryder: i t

this, our, we're starting with the developing situation in south korea. what impeached, presidents use a tool has been detained for questioning by investigators. and so i always expected this done trial on charges of insurrection. on power abuse as off the, his brief declaration of martial law in december and a video message released off the he was detained to mr unit strongly with jack's it's the case against him to talk of general. unfortunately, the law has completely collapsed in this country. seeing that warrants are issued by agencies without investigative authority and courts without warrant review authority or issuing arrest warrants in search and seizure warrants, and seeing investigative agencies issuing false official documents to deceive the people. committing a legal acts upon a legal acts and forcibly proceeding with procedures based on invalid warrants. i cannot help but feel regretful. i do not approve of the investigation by the corruption investigation office for the time being as a president who must protect the constitution and legal s

less than one year later, he was completed mission in korea fellow soldiers were wounded and stranded enemy fire without hesitation, he ran out to rescue them to his own life to save the lives of his brothers in arms. that's valor. that's thero definition of valo. private first class, you know, i think it's incredible when i think of the men and women who have -- have had award but private first class, after attack on pearl harbor, he was forced to live in internment camp like japanese americans like my good friend danny he was a hero himself for the internment camp but still -- he signed up to serve our nation during world war ii the korean war. during his last mission in may of 1951, single handedly, he defended his unit from enemy attack fighting until he was kilted killed by grenade corporate mcghee steel worker and a gunner first integrated army units of the korean war, very best of our country in june, 1952 as attacked it took casualties, ordered to fall back but fred refused to leave until he helped every wounded soldier evacuate. private first class johnson growing up in the w

in other news now, sol, coop, south korea's me latrice as north korea, as find a ballistic missile towards the sea of japan. transcodes constance. the projectile has already full of koreans repeatedly displayed, its expanding ballistic missile austell finding a wave of missiles back in november. we'll say. on mondays, miss outlaws coincided with the visits of the us sector of state to south korea. and the joint briefing with the con, acting president choice on mark, i'm thinking blink, i'm condemned to miss our launch, saying it violates un security council resolutions. so career has been in political turmoil ever since been now suspended. present use of your announced a short lived martial. lower decree in december. it was late to impeached by parliament investigate as we'll ask a course if the deadline to arrest june can be extended. patrick folk has moved from sol to south korea is the defense ministry said this was an intermediate range ballistic missile. it was fired into the sea to the east of the korean peninsula about some of the cities such a surprise. the film youngest retaliatin

we appreciate _ china, north korea. we appreciate your - china, north korea.rmoil in south korea. let's now turn our attention to canada. lcal media are reporting that prime ministerjustin trudeau could step down in the coming days. the globe and mail quoting sources close to the matter said mr trudeau may resign as leader of the liberals ahead of a party meeting on wednesday. it follows months of pressure to resign, including from more than 20 members of his own party. we shall keep a very close eye on that and update you on any new developments. awards season is getting under way in hollywood with the 82nd golden globes ceremony kicking things off in beverly hills. stars including ariana grande, first—time winner demi moore and british star kate winslet took to the red carpet ahead of the ceremony. nikki glaser hosted the awards, celebrating both film and tv, and are widely seen as the first big awards ceremony of the season. let's speak to our north america correspondent peter bowes. he has been watching it all for us. peter, tell us all the top line from t

north korea has conducted a missile test coinciding with blinken's visit to south korea. the missile was an intermediate range ballistic missile and flew about 700 miles out to sea. blinken commenting on the launch said it underscored the importance of collaboration between the u.s., south korea and japan in the region. blinken also noted that pyongyang's relationship with mosc has been growing. frances? >> matt bodner for us, thank you. >>> now let's get another quick check on the week's forecast with nbc meteorologist michelle grossman. it still may be tough for a lot of people. >> we're going to see frigid temperatures keeping ice and snow in place. a tough morning commute in the east and a tough evening commute as well. we're looking at temperatures frigid, also in the northern plains, central plains. that's another big weather story today. we're going to see temperatures only in the single digits in some spots. also looking at the chance for height light rain, higher elevation snow. wednesday we are looking at well-below averages sticking around in the southern plain

now south korea's ministry says north korea as high the ballistic missile towards the sea of japan. japan's coast con says, subject to all has already flown. north korea has repeatedly displayed is expanding ballistic missile austell farming away from the missiles back in november as well. well mondays miss our lowest coincided with the visits of the us sector of state to south korea and to the blinking as met the countries carnes acting, president lincoln told choice on most of the washington's defense commitment to sol as quote i'm wavering and that he trust the resilience of south korea's democracy, troy has only been in office for just over a week now, a mile south korea, as being political turmoil ever since the now suspended president. units of you'll announced a short lived martial lower decree. that was back in december. it was like during peace by parliament. investigators will ask a course if the deadline to arrest june can be extended the corruption investigation office has a hosted police and take over the execution of the warrant. which expires in about 15 o is 15, g m t. that'

he's managed to navigate what's being a tricky trip to south korea and stress. the importance of maintaining strong diplomatic and security jobs no matter who's in the white task, patrick salt, which is 0. so i'm not fit for me laura kyle: for the moment you can find plenty more on on top stories on a website. there it is out there, don't come back with more news hair on the al jazeera of the counting, the cost to do stay with us if you can, the, the hello. it's looking pretty cold now across the korean peninsula, parts of china or coast, been in the cold out here for some time. we have got a weather system very close to japan. this area of low pressure that's been producing some outbreaks of rain pulling away no. the wind coming in because of the snow. so the across the west side of the japan, once again, some disruptive snow. just nothing a little further north was as we go through, well, why didn't stay? so with the top temperature, the hate of the day, if we can go to that one is 2 degrees celsius as a plus to the full beijing for the south, one or 2 shelves

investigators in south korea are waiting for a new arrest warrant for impeached president yoon suk yeolnto turmoil last month. the original warrant expired on sunday after investigators were unsuccessful in their bid to arrest the president, who remains in his official residence. investigators have now passed on the responsibility for the warrant to police. meanwhile, protesters are braving freezing temperatures outside the presidential residence. pro and anti—yoon demonstrations have been taking place throughout the past month. some of the demonstrators gathered overnight, when temperatures fell to minus five degrees celsius amid a heavy snow warning. meanwhile, the us secretary of state says he has "full confidence" in south korea's democratic institutions. speaking at a joint press conference with south korea's foreign minister, blinken praised what he called korea's "democratic resilience" although he noted that the country's democracy had been tested in recent weeks. let's speak to professor hannah kim, director of the korea and east asia programme at sogang university's graduate s

the missile won't be used in south korea. there's no reason to use the missile like us in south korea. north korea has more than enough to reach sol, which is not far from the border and reach any other point and known as our current balance. so like if, wherever comes from, particularly from the south. now, on the other hand, as a deterrent as a strategic web. this is a very active, realistic weapon. this is a weapon system that can destroy, for example, the port facilities in guam and warm. it gives the main logistics space for the us military in the western uh long uh it has a marine brigade station there. it's got 4 facilities repair facilities. a don't, don't forget the american re doesn't have a lot of to be tenders. in other words, when the rails and the rockets and the fuel start to run out on the ships, there are a lot of ships in new york navy. they can actually do the reordering that most of the on to use leads for lack of a logistics. so on, on water, water, all logistics for us to go back and forth to some point.

we start with that dramatic six hour long stand—off in south korea. police officers and anti—corruption investigators trying to arrest the impeached president yoon suk yeol have called off their operation to do so — after they were blocked by the former president's security. in a statement they called the arrest practically impossible because of the sustained stand off. reports say that they were met by a "human wall" of around 200 people. let's take you live to the scene near the presidential compound where mr yoon�*s supporters are still on the streets — when the suspension of the operation was announced they chanted, "we won". others have placards that say "stop the steal". mr yoon is under investigation for abusing his power and inciting an insurrection when he tried to impose martial law in early december. elsewhere, opponents of the former president have also been on the streets. south korea's main opposition party has warned presidential security personnel against obstructing his arrest. the investigators have until monday to execute the arrest

he's managed to navigate what's being a tricky trip to south korea and stress. the importance of maintaining strong diplomatic and security tides, no matter who's in the white task, patrick fault, which is 0. so the crate in forces of low interest attacks against russian positions and the cost region. the troops reported the use heavy old henry on the vehicles and in some street during the assault north east of the town of spencer. this defensive comes as russian intensifies efforts to push ukrainian forces from the foothold and coast . the craniums will be meeting allies in germany this week about this thing that defenses the south to cream. but many dozens of partner countries will participate, including those capable of boosting or defense, not only against missiles, but also against guided bombs and russian aircraft will be discussing this with them and working to persuade them lives need protection here. and now when ukraine and air defense systems must be operational for this purpose, uses large crowds gathered across montenegro. it's all know the victims

that really hasn't been an awful lot of miss all activities from north korea. and so, you know, this is important also because north korea has been relatively quiet since this political crisis is unfolded here. it's important because of the context of the declaration of the mouth floor. busy to buy present june, remember he says that there are communist forces that are working against the states and the government. and this is something that is supported by his supporters that have been asked and force over the weekends. and they are claiming that there was electro full that have taken place in the bottom entry elections. and they are strongly suggesting that so this was the work of north korean forces. so, you know, since then jonya and perhaps is wanted to stay quiet and no one to play. play to the hands of these claims until now. probably. meanwhile, this the deadline looms for the impeach president, arrest but deadline. the understand the 1500 gmc as well as it looks very unlikely at this point, there is going to be a 2nd attempt to, to a rest present to yo

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