i'm korean. and that's where the whole number one korean comes from. marc is what's called "gyopo." meaning "korean who's lived abroad." as things get better and brighter over here, more and more people are, like marc, moving back home for the ever more numerous opportunities. >> marc: when i came here, it just felt right for me. i was like, "i'm here! these are my people!" it's like, "this is what i've been missing!" but i was considered not really korean, i guess, you know? i was considered an outsider in my own country. i had, like, this thing going on because it was like, "okay, am i not korean enough if i don't do this? or if i don't drink this? or if i don't eat this?" but there's a certain sense of, "well i want to learn this." if that makes me feel more korean. >> anthony: nice. best part's skin. is this so hard? walk in and eat delicious food and get hammered in the street? being korean is pretty awesome! >> marc: last one? >> anthony: yeah. >> anthony: nighttime in seoul. and everywhere you go, it seems, food and drink. this is what they call

i think there's an ebb and flow among korean -- among the korean public. but certainly the concerns driven by north korea's pattern of, and tempo of testing is driving anxiety. however, steps by the united states such as the strong message of reaffirmation of our alliance commitments that president obama made in his immediate phone calls to president park and president abe, the deployment of our strategic bombers to the korean peninsula, the plans for bilateral and trilateral exercises, and the other manifestations of america's unshakable determination to defend and protect ourselves and our allies, i believe keeps that kind of thinking still -- >> you're saying we're sending strong signals that we would use nuclear bombs on north korea, and that we're assuring the south koreans that they don't have to have their own nuclear deterrent because we would use them in the event that there was a nuclear attack on south korea, is that what you're saying? >> no, senator, what i'm saying is that we're giving enough confidence to our allies -- >> confidence that wha

the northern is koreans react to it. whether or not south korea intends is separate from the paranoia reduced -- induced. that is full we were concerned about during the cold war. was about escalation of frederick that could be used by those that with think that nuclear weapons are usable. that is always a concern. in followingeeing the 2013 nuclear test, found that 66% of the south korean public favored acquiring an independent nuclear deterrent at the north korea's test in january of this year, a senior south korean figure suggested that south korea should acquire its own nuclear weapons, referring to our nuclear umbrella that we provide he said, we can't borrow umbrellas next door every time it rains repletion were a raincoat of its own. -- our own. how would you address pressures and south korean society to a nuclear weapons -- acquire nuclear weapons and japanese society? what actions are we taking to reduce the likelihood of a move in that direction? >> i think that the pressure in the mainstream political society

north koreans sank a south korean submarine several years ago. korea shelled a south korean city. that killed a number of people several years ago. south koreans did nothing in response. politically, that's coming to the point in south korea where that is no longer acceptable. politically, a south korean regime is going to have to respond. just a couple months ago, a couple of north korean operatives came across the border, planted some mines. a south korean soldier walking along was killed by one of these mines. the old south korea would have just let that go. the new south korea, charlie, responded by firing 50 artillery shells back into north korea. so, you can see how this could snowball into something bigger. that's one thing i worry about, something getting out of control between south korea and north korea. probably the biggest thing i worry about is north korea has demonstrated it is willing to sell ballistic missile technology and actually sell ballistic missiles and they've shown that they are willing to sell nuclear technology, which t

is prepared to meet with the north koreans, with north korean diplomats without any conditions.nd thestion is whether the conditions for nuclear negotiations, for a forming negotiation. and for me, a minimum condition has to be an agreement that the purpose of nuclear negotiations is to achieve eventual disarmament. nobody expects that to happen ip the near term, but in some kind of sequence, series of steps. secondly, while the talks are going on, north korean refrain r from nuclear and long-range missile testing. so me, that's a reasonable minimal requirement, and i thini you can get the chinese and other major powers involved in the talks to agree to that. now, the obama administrationdm has been asking for more.mo they have been asking for restraints on north korean fissile material destruction as a condition for starting negotiations. i think that hasn't worked andan we have to look at trying to come to an agreement with china on conditions that are more realistic. >> woodruff: greg thielmann,gr how do you see that? what do you think needs to happeno now? >> i mostly agree with w

as with the north koreans. furious with the north koreans.e look at north korea as one of these nasty but distant security issues out there. it is part of the chinese domestic politics and the whole their partner for somebody decades, what does that say about china's system? there are a lot of chinese who worry if there is a north korean collapse, this is somehow a .ictory for the united states fs no one is ready to kind of sign on to the north koreans. there are a lot of problems in terms of how china looks at this. they tend to need a consensus before they move forward. maybe not try to discuss every issue under the sun but go right at this north korean issue because it's clearly getting more and more dangerous and i think the threat to the region . is very real.dy to kind i think the chinese are increasingly getting there but we need to have this deep conversation. we need to make it clear that we are not looking to take advantage of china here. we are looking to end the north korea nuclear program. david: i was struck about how these test

is countering against the north korean threat. the u.s. has deployed the thad missile defense system in south korea, something they think can fend off against north korean missiles. this latest nuclear test, very concerning to the u.s. and its allies. >> victor, you are an expert on the korean peninsula. how concern should folks in the united states and around the world be about this latest test? >> well, wolf, i think that from a u.s. perspective, this is shaping up to be the number one national security issue for the two candidates as we head into the election. i mean, this is a threat that is a threat directly to u.s. forces in korea and japan as well as to the homeland. it is a prolib fer racial threat. north korea has sold every weapons system they have perfected. they file quite confident they have made advances in terms of the warhead they can mass produce and put on a range of missiles, short-range, medium-range or the prototype, long-range missiles. they are designating mobile launch, reentry and all the nin things that are propon

manus: we've got stocks, korean currency moving. we've got msci on the move. the korean won down.orea launching its fifth and biggest ever nuclear test. the bank of korea leaves rates unchanged. , we are stillfic up 2% on the week. let's bear that in mind. the correlation though is very high between what happens in the bond markets, the equity+++ of course, citigroup's economic surprises for europe drop below zero. that dropped away. no discussion on the extension of quantitative easing. nymex crude at the bottom of your screen down 0.8%. the weekly gain, bank inventories drop the most since 1999, but that is dia data. brent just a little bit lower. nejra: we are seeing the bond markets open up now across europe area still waiting for gilts. we are seeking a shift in yield. the bund yield up one basis point. spain up six basis points. italy's up seven basis points. we did see bond yields move higher pretty much across the spectrum yesterday after mario draghi disappointed the markets somewhat, not by not doing anything, but by saying they didn't even discuss expanding. yous: the t

trade to the north korean dentist did the north korean debt is paid the north korean dentist did train to the north korean dinners paid to send some morning; the smartphone. what the that's a fact emission markets. the big selloff with a side on friday. the hang seng in hong kong down 3.4%. the worst performer here. the nikkei down 1.7%. shanghai composite down 1.9% and the cost being south korea down two and a quarter%. >> the markets really turning out after a quiet over 40 days now. the london ftse down 1.5%. tac in france down 2%. german dax down 2% and german 10 year bond now turns positive for the first time since july 22nd that too is very telling. european stocks opened solidly lower. they decide to sell off samarra. dow futures down 100 points. s&p futures down 11 points. nasdaq futures giving up 31. 1:00 we do hear from a voting member of the federal reserve while brainard and she's known for being dovish, liking the looser monetary policy. let's check out commodities relatively soft under pressure. oil drops 1.6% tacking onto friday's losses and a look at gold down $2.5. oil

this week 12 people filed a lawsuit against the south korean government.hey say the agreement has caused them psychical distress because it does not acknowledge japan's legal responsibility. >>> south korean prosecutors are questioning a prominent member of a retail giant on suspicion of embezzling funds. he had been removed as vice chairman of lotte holdings last year. he is the eldest son of the founder of lotte group. he was summoned to a prosecutor's office in seoul on thursday. prosecutors are questioning him on a range of charges. they claim he received large salaries from affiliates despite not actually working for them. a family feud over control of the group surfaced last year. it led to criticisms of the conglomerate for what was widely viewed as an opaque management style. allegations followed that the group had created slush funds by transferring assets among its affiliates. and in june, south korean prosecutors raided lotte holdings headquarters. then late last month the group's vice charm was fouirman was fou an apparent suicide. south korean

stability of the korean peninsula for china is very important. china, i think it does realize but we make it clear that they have to realize what mike just said, the united states and our allies cannot afford to see this threat continue to grow. particularly against the united states. china has to know that, as well know that, as well as our allies in japan and south korea. the third thing is, we are making it very clear that we ought to have a new dialogue with china. of course china has to be willing to do it. were not sure they will. we have to talk about what is in china's interest? what are they worried about on their borders? how can we talk about them informally about the refugee problem that might occur if there is a collapse of north korea. whether it is by any military action they take, and north koreans take, or internal. the chinese have to be worried about that. border control per they have to be worried about border control. and i think we need to sit down with china and have that dialogue about all of these issues. they have to tak

the south korean military says it will raise tension as g-20 is winding up in china. south korean military said it came from north korea's west on monday shortly after noon. it says the missiles appear to be medium-range nodongs and flew around 1,000 kilometers. officials of japan's defense ministry say possible short range scuds and they appear to have fallen into the sea of japan inside the country's exclusive economic zone. the u.s. and south korean militaries have been continuing surveillance for a possible launch by the north. pyongyang has been opposing a joint military drill by the two countries that ended on friday last week. north korea will also mark its national foundation day on september 9th. our cameraman has this report flying over the area where the missiles are thought to have fallen. >> 215 kilometers north of japan and flying over the area where the missiles have flown into the sea of japan. i have yet to see any debris in the water below. i can see a japanese aircraft searching for debris. >> japan's foreign minister says he has lodge add strong pr

koreans with devastated.why they built miles of tunnels. . so of the military capability is hidden underground. they're scared to death of u.s. bombing. >> still, they say they see no xags kim and his generals are seeking to down shift their provocative behavior. in fact, the north koreans celebrating their fifth nuclear test. at a massive rally in pyongyang, a top north korean official brags, they will continue their aggressive warhead production. >> the standardization of the nuclear warhead are enable the production of a variety of smaller, heighter and diversified nuclear warheads of higher strike power at will, as many as desired. >> meantime tonight, according to the kyoto news agency, a japanese human who just frurnld pyongyang said a close adviser to kim jong-un told them nuclear program is directed at the united states. not japan. >> north korea does not want to be defined as a regional threat. north korea envisions that they are aspires to be an spael power that deserves the attention of russia, the

korean economy is heavily dependent on exports.hey're trying to work very hard to come up with a national carrier. rishaad: do you think this would make you take twice, seaspan, with doing business in south korea? >> correct. rishaad: you're thinking how long? obviously, it is not pretty. it is not a good situation to have. i am looking over long-term. i believe in the resilience of the south korean economy. south korea has a big economy with $1.5 trillion. a nationalneeds shipping carrier, and i am looking forward to working with them. build a national carrier, sponsored by the government. it becomes a link in the economy. it is heavily export oriented. we need a reliable supply chain to deliver their goods to the receivers. it is very very important. i am looking forward to working with them. at the end of the day, i believe south korea will come about strong. rishaad: always a pleasure having you on the program. focus.e of is the country turning away from the u.s.? ♪ ♪ both candidates use on pretrade could hurt the global -- on

envoy will hold talks with south korean diplomats in seoul on tuesday. >>> meanwhile, north korean foreign ministerry ri yong ho is on his way to new york to attend the u.n. general assembly. he is expected to defend his country's latest nuclear tests. he flew to japan for an overnight stop. he will be making his debut at the foreign assembly. he became foreign minister in may. he's expected to argue the nuclear test is a countermeasure against a nuclear threat posed by the united states. he's also likely to stress that north korea will continue its missile and nuclear programs. >>> china and russia are putting on a show of strength in the south china sea, staging joint naval exercises for the first time in the contested waters. they'll include missile destroyers, subma rooens, patrol aircraft. they've practice seizing an island from enemy forces and take part in anti-submarine exercises and live-fire drills. a chinese spokesperson said the exercises were the most realistic war games the countries had ever staged. the drills could heighten tensions with the united states, japan and other c

they were escorted by south korean fighter jets. >> the united states has an unshakable commitment to defend allies in the region and will take necessary steps to do so. including operations like the one you observed today. >> translator: if north korea continues armed provocations, we will respond with countermeasures strong enough to shake that regime to its roots. >> the u.s. pacific command says while they were on their way, they joined forces with aircraft from the japan self-defense force. commander says it is against the destabilizing actions. park geun-hye ordered them to stay on alert. >> translator: the south korean government and military must cooperate even more closely with the united states in military matters. our military must be ready to end the north korean regime should it ever fire a single missile toward our territory. >> president park accuses the north korean leadership of thinking of maintaining power while people of the country live with hunger and human rights violations. american and south korean diplomats agreed to take tough actions against north korea ove

troops on the korean peninsula. clearly a very sensitive subject.r what circumstances could that happen, could that never come to a? >> we really try to address the issue, and all of us know how sensitive that is, in terms of a tremendous amount of progress and stabilizing the region, denuclearizing the peninsula and virtually eliminating the threat. so that at some point in time and aspirational point in time down the road, the possibility of looking at whether those forces would remain at that level would be part of the discussion. and that gets back to what senator nunn was talking about, which is we really try to look at how do you incentivize all the parties here? another what i try to look at somebody like china is how do you see this problem set from the perspective, not just our perspective? and often times we try to generate solutions just a our perspective and that's just not going to work. recognizing the sensitivity with troop levels, we try to address in the report, territories in that way, that's a long way off but down the road that i

as korean air celebrates a decade in las vegas. we take you into the first class cabin to see what it's like to fly across the world in luxury... and the tourism boost flights like these bring to las vegas./// news music voice over: "you're watching the valley's news tand i will not stand for congressman hardy and donald trump insulting seniors and veterans. hardy wants to raise the retirement age and said seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government and the disabled are a drain on society. and then there's donald trump. they're just not for us. this is 8 news now at six." >>> ((paul joncich)) >>> a las vegas man was arrested... after forcing an emergency landing on a flight from texas. federal prosecutors say 24- year- old jerry ba nguyen was talking about suicide... and started banging and kicking before other passengers restrained him. this happened on an american airlines flight that took off from ontario california... and was supposed to land in dallas. they eneded up making an emergency landing i

opened english schools in the philippines, targeting south korean youngsters. attracted by the low labor costs and english-speaking locals. english education is now a major new industry in the philippines for students from all over asia, backed by the government. this is the ceo of smeag, and he, himself, studied english in the philippines four years ago. seeing the potential of the english language market, he joined forces with the largest school in cebu. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> english was first taught in the philippines when the country was colonized by america at the end of the 19th century. the people learned it from missionaries. these days, from the first year of elementary school, all classes are taught in english as well as the native language. the higher the education, the more frequently english is used. without a good command of the language, people know that their employment options will be limited. english has become an essential requirement for filipino youngsters to get high-paying jobs. work at call centers, i.t. firms and other for

against the possibility of a north korean attack. going into the presidential election, this is very serious business in the view of the u.s. intelligence community. rhetoric can get very dangerous here. the north koreans are just not backing off. >> barbara starr, thank you very much. our discussion of what we're doing vis-a-vis the world's bad actors ek tends into the campaign dialogue. donald trump is standing by his praise for vladimir putin. he's now getting support from his running mate, the man who's supposed to walk back trump east reckless talk. hillary clinton is slamming trump's comments and just moments ago getting new military support as she prepares for a sit down with national security experts. we have cnn's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny following all the developments. >> good morning, chris. the praise donald trump is showering upon vladimir putin is a remarkable break from the traditional boundaries of american politics. it's outraging democrats and making many republicans uneasy about the blur lines of

which was detected by south korean and international reporting agencies. ryoo says translation : "first of all, this quake was the largest of its kind. the first nuclear test was 3.9 magnitude, the second was 4.5, the third was 4.9, and the fourth was 4.8. this was the largest." this comes just days after president obama condemned the communist regime ... countries to end its nuclear ambitions. obama says: "north korea needs to know that provocations will only invite more pressure and further deepen its isolation." the united states and other allies are now investigating the latest claims... and discussing possible action they could take against north korea. suga says translation : "we will coordinate closely with the us, south korea, china, russia and the concerned countries. we will continue to work on information gathering and analysis." on-cam tag north korean state television says the latest test is in retaliatio new york, patricia stark, fox news. the white house says president obama has been briefed about the matter ... and has consulted with the so

. >> confirmation from north korean state television. our nuclear weapons institute has carried out a nuclear explosion test to check the power of a newly produced warhead. >> the announcement came hours after south korea detected shaking patterns not normally associated with an earthquake. the seismic activity was close to an underground testing site, it's drawn international condemnation and this time was no different. rather than pursuing this, they should be promoting the well-being of the country's people. i count on the city council to remain united and take appropriate action. we must urgently break this accelerating spiral of escalation. >> this is another clear demonstration of the north korean regime's recklessness. our patience and the patience of the international community is being stretched beyond its limit. we should view the mental status of north korea's leader as out of control. >> japan and south korea particularly are deeply concerned because they are in the neighborhood but i think it's fair to say that china, russia

, the chinese, and they have given the north koreans plenty of rope to do it. i think they are going to give them a lot more rope before they pull them in. >> and you don't -- you think that the way to go is to try to sanction north korea further and not try to further pressure -- further pressure china because you don't seem to think that will work? >> well, i think we have to pressure china. and i also think we have to do more about china in terms of it -- what it is seeking in regional documentation, particularly in the south china sea and the pacific. we have not stepped up. i'm absolutely convinced the pitt to asia by the obama administration is a bit of a failure. we are full of empty rhetoric and very little action. and they know it just as the russians know it. the iranians know it people are clearly taking advantage of what they perceive to be weak american leadership. >> one last question very quickly. does iran end up benefiting from this test as well? >> sure. there is not a test done in north korea without iranian observers. and they also are tied

((mauricio marin)) 10 years has flown by quickly for korean air. the airline is celebrating non-stop flights to las vegas since 2006. ((john jackson/the americas, vp of marketing & sales: "it's hard to believe week." )) ((mauricio marin)) and in las vegas fashion--- mccarran international airport joined in on the festivies with a water salute with one of their lastest flights to southern nevada this week. ((rosemary vassiliadis/mccarran international airport director of aviation: "we really feel like we're the first and last look of las vegas and we want the experience through the airport to be seamless." )) ((mauricio marin)) mccarran has had a tremendous 60-percent growth in international flights in the past decade. a lot of flyers come in for business including south korea. ((michael goldsmith/vp t vegas convention and visitors authority: "many of our trade shows have significant attendance from international markets especially asia. so the increased korean air service, adding that additional flight brings in even more business customers to las

she's known for wearing this particular traditional korean pink dress. and in north korea, they call her the cannon mouth. that's because what she is prized for, as a newsreader on north korean tv is her outrageously shrill voice. she's the person the north korean government trots out not just for everyday news. they only bring her out for the big stuff. so in 2011 when kim jong il died, she announced it. in 1994, when his dad died, it was her again. she's now long retired from her role on north korean television, but she's still around and they reel her out for really big stuff. and so this morning, everybody knew to brace for big news out of north korea when they wheeled her out for another impossibly enthusiastic north korean state television pronouncement. >> translator: the nuclear weapons institute, the scientists and technicians of the nuclear weapons institute tested a nuclear explosion at the northern part nuclear test ground for the assessment of power of nuclear warhead. >> at the end of this show last night, just before we got off the air at

. >> pelley: also tonight, a north korean nuclear explosion sends shockwaves around the world. south says the dictator is spiraling out of control. 15 years later, 9/11 first responders face new health problems.later, 9/11 first >> my short-term memory is almost gone. >> pelley: and steve hartman, with the man being stalked by a relentless lover. >> reporter: like you can't get away from her really. >> no, she's everywhere. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. not since alexander graham bell invented the telephone has anyone received a call like this. a call from the federal government to stop using the phone, because it could explode. that warning went out today from the consumer product safety commission to 2.5 million owners of the new samsung note 7. here's don dahler. >> reporter: in the three weeks since samsung released the 7 phxy note 7 phone, there have been at least 35 reports around the world of the lithium-ion batteries exploding. >> it was very surprising to me how quick the dash caught on fire. >> reporter: nath

and south korean users are to turn off devices. risk of fire or explosion. airlines warn passengers not to use the phone on flights. samsung announced the recall of all of its 2.5 million phones, an estimated cost of $1 billion. it is updating autopilot technology to focus on radar images. attempt tohird convince critics that its semiautonomous features are safe. tesla says it has designed the autos during software to disengage if a driver ignores warnings to hold the wheel. anla under fire since accident in may involving a driver using the autopilot technology. hewlett packard betting on copiers as it looks for new areas of revenue. announceay it will several new machines for corporate customers later today. on dominating the market, but hp is hoping it will help to take more of the 55 billion dollar business and make the transition to 3-d printing and the switch to digital mobile devices. is reportedly preparing another nuclear test. it will take place at number three tunnel at a test site. the north carrying out its fifth explos

missile defense shield on the korean peninsula. that's angered the north and further complicated a tense situation. north korea said overnight the test was performed on a newly developed nuclear warhead at a remote site used for previous nuclear tests. south korean officials scrambled together an emergency meeting. on the way back from asia, president obama had separate phone calls with south korean president and japanese prime minister. the test violates five u.n. security council resolutions and undermines regional stability. addressed the test from geneva. >> try still to monitor to fiend to to find out precisely what took place. >> reporter: earlier this week, pyongyang caused concern when they launched three missiles while china was hosting world leaders at the g-20 summit. pyongyang's nuclear program is a source of national pride. when we visited in may, the nation showcased a parade float celebrating their january 6 that month in a three-hour speech, leader kim jung-unpledged to use nuclear weapons in only self defense. chin

the north korean regime maintains a vast network of political prison camps whereas many as 200,000 men, women, and children are confined to atrocious living conditions, where they are tortured, maimed, and killed. this isn't just report language. i have spoken to defectors from north korea who talk of these political concentration camps where this torture is occurring. on february 7, 2014, the united nations human rights commission of inquiry released a groundbreaking report detailing north korea's horrendous record on human rights. the commission found that north korea's actions constituted and i quote, a crime against humanity. we also know that pyongyang is quickly developing its cyber capabilities as another dangerous tool of intimidation, an asim metric tool demonstrated by its attack on sony pictures, the hack incident that occurred in november 2014 and the repeated attack on the south korean financial and communications systems. according to a recent report by the center for strategic and international studies, north korea is emerging as a significant actor in cyber space with b

a south korean nuclear test since the kospi sliding. the beginning of something. time to get defensive. warnings rise on fed interest rates and higher inflation. draghi dials it down. the ecb holds fire on further stimulus. is the central bank experimenting with a laissez-faire approach? welcome to "the pulse" live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. i'm francine lacqua. we will speak to the evernote ceo and former google executive, christopher o'neill, about tech, productivity, and more. later, our weekly show, "brexit: what's next" ringing you all the news, analysis, and conversations around the vote to leave the eu. today we speak to the japanese ambassador to the u.k. first, let's check on the markets. we have quite a lot going on because a lot of global stocks are looking at what the ecb said yesterday. bonds also deepening in terms of the selloff after signs that central banks in new york and japan are starting to question the benefits of further monetary easing. south korean assets dropping following this nuclear weapons test in north korea. l

and south korean officials.precedented action by the regime, it would be the sixth test overall and the third this year. south korea is getting ready for the worst-case scenario, says its defense minister. the more than 28,000 u.s. troops on the peninsula remain, as always, on high alert. the pentagon promises an up belbre umbu umbrella of protection. >> against the north korean threat, with all aspecks of conventional missile defense and nuclear capability. >> reporter: u.s. b1 bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons and other u.s. and south korean aircraft are expected to fly over the korean peninsula as soon as tuesday in a symbolic show of force according to u.s. officials. but for now, a u.s. military response seems unlikely because kim appears unwilling to back off and no one knows how he might respond. >> the risk and the cost in this case is that they could retaliate in nuclear terms which would be disastrous or they could retaliate in conventional terms which would be as dangerous in terms of the th

several countries are now condemning the actions from pyongyang as tensions rise on the korean peninsula. angelica joins us now with the latest. the white house says president obama has been briefed about the matter ...and has consulted with the south korean president and japanese prime confirm if it was actually a nuclear bomb...they were able to detect a powerful explosion. the latest nuclear test caused a five- point-three magnitude earthquake...which was detected by south korean and international reporting agencies. north korean state television says the latest test is in retaliation to recent sanctions by western nations. state media also said the warhead could be mounted on ballistic rockets and would enable north korea to produce "a variety of smaller, higher strike power." some news from overnight here in milwaukee. a man is recovering after being shot in his car near 51st and hampton. police say he was sitting in a car..when some people approached and then opened fire. the man is expected to survive. no arrests have been made. a man was also shot near palmer and burleigh overnig

regimes. -- the north korean regime. follow the money. sanctions signed by president obama, we have principlesused its and requirements. the administration has supplemented the act including by designating kim jong-un himself. most recently, on september 26, the treasury department designated for chinese nationals and one entity complicit in sanctions of asian activities. was a significant and hopefully effective step. working with our partners and allies around the world, especially south korea, australia and japan an , weeasingly european union are encouraging him pushing when countries to curtail their own economic ties with north korea. we have had some good results. downve essentially shut the operations of north korean ocean maritime management company. we restricted the lending severales -- governments have imposed visa restrictions. south korea closed the case on industrial park and that virtually 60. taiwan has halted its imports of north korean coal. there's more to say about this. there's also more to do. chin

recently high-level north korean diplomats have defected to the south. so they mayay be trying to send signal agagainst that. he a also c could be tryingg to further cement his power base. >> translator: the standardizization of the nuclear warhead will enable the dprk to produce at will as many as it wants, a variety of smaller, lighter, and diversified nuclear warheads of higher strike power with a firm hold on the technology for producing and using various materials. >> north korea said that it has improved its production and is trying too show it's able to fight a nucleaear state e like united states. leaders of the g20 and asean summit condemned the recent missile launches. and next week the u.n. general assembly will open in new york and president obama will take up the nuclear issue there. so before that, pyongyang may want to show it will not back down from its position no matter what the global community says. kim could be improving nuclear technologies so that he will be in a better negotiating position if disarmament talks go ahead. >>> people

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that is not something that you did the north koreans or the chinese or russians are particularly pleased about. but what is the alternative? anyone who is an ally of ours be threatened. we are not going to let north korea pursued a nuclear weapon with ballistic missile capacity to deliver it to the united states territory. line.s a bottom they want to assist us in the effort, we welcome that and we will engage in intensive discussions as soon as possible. >> you put out a statement earlier today saying you support president obama's call for additional sections on north korea. they have faced sanctions for your and it has not stopped them from moving forward. how will a few more sections help and would you consider the kinds of negotiations that you push for with iran? >> the answer is yes. ine faced a similar problem 2009. as a senator, i voted for every section that was put before the senate against iran. in our effort to try to prevent iran from moving forward on a nuclear program. it did not stop them. they built covert facilities. they mastered the nuclear fuel cycle. they were able