alliance became not only a linchpin of peace and stability on the korean peninsula, but also contributed significantly to economic and democratic advancement of korea. this is what korean people know all too well. a foundation for growth and development of korea was laid by the united states. a treasured ally we're grateful to. likewise, korea is an important ally for the united states, played a role in the u.s. leadership in the asia-pacific and its prosperity. that alliance progressed and expanded. many people in our two countries came to interact, influencing each other in diverse fields, ranging from religion, culture, to academic disciplines. a soldier who guarded the strong hold in the battle of the reservoir and a crewman who sailed the victory are in one way or another connected to my life today. just as so, the relations between korea and the united states are connected not only between our two countries and governments, but between our eople. ladies and gentlemen, there is a saying in korea, a deeply rooted tree never sways in the wind, and deep spring water never runs dry. thi

to allow the united states to flow forces through japanese logistics nodes in defense of the korean peninsula. you have to remember that in north korea had, the world for north korea is very small. it's about survival, of course. but north koreans don't really care about climate change. they don't really care about global governance. they don't really care about responsible overseas development, assistance policies in africa. right? they don't really care about fragile and conflict afflicted states. they don't really care. the only thing they care about is their survival and dominance of the korean peninsula. those are the only two things that they care about. so while this idea, this theory i'm putting forward may seem farfetched to some of you, if you look at it from a north korean mind-set, this is all that matters because once they can create some sense of hesitation or doubt that the united states or japan would be there in the case i've conflict, then they will feel they have affected the strategic balance on the peninsula. 25 years ago, the north korean regime realized they were never

flew two b 1 bombers over the korean peninsula. next week, south korea's new president, will travel to the white house, for talks on de-escalating the north's nuclear threat. norah o'donnell spoke with him today in seoul. good evening, from seoul. there is a lot to discuss at the white house. next week. including, president moon's proposal for a step by step process. that includes, dialogue that ultimately leads to a dismantling of north korea's nuclear weapons program. why would kim jong-un, ever agree to freeze his nuclear weapons program. what are you going to give him? >> kim jong-un has blind faith his nuclear and missile program and his regime. we must show and teach north korea that this belief is incorrect. if north korea gives up its nuclear program and missile programs and wants to start a dialogue, then i believe we can send a message that we will not threaten, the regime and we can provide assistance to them. that is why i fully agree with president trump. we need stronger sanctions and pressure on north korea to the le

to cooperate including through the un to realize the shared goal of denuclearization of the korean peninsula. meanwhile we will continue to take necessary measures. at the freedom of navigation elsewhere in the region and peaceful resolution of the dispute and the maritimes base and we discuss ways to increase tension and reduce risk in the south china sea. it's wherever the international law allows. they agreed to explore new areas of cooperation including exchanges of officers to improve transparency. after the last visit to china in march. should we expect good news to come soon on the release of those detained in north korea and separately in the statement issued by the state of dartmouth yesterday, the administration seems to have acknowledged its being placed over the crisis. isn't that embarrassing? think you. >> with respect to those that have been detained by the regime in north korea, our efforts continue towards their release. i have nothing to report further at this time. with respect to the situation in the middle east between the countries that have issues, our role has been to

china's declared policy of a d nuclear isaac larian -- denuclearized korean peninsula is our policy as well. also that of japan and the republic of korea. all nations share an interest in restoring stability. the trump administration is encouraged by china's renewed commitment to work with the international community toward denuclearization. ultimately, we believe china will come to recognize north korea as a strategic liability, not an asset. a liability inciting increased disharmony and causing peace-loving nations to increase defense spending. as china's president xi said in april, only if all sides live up to their responsibilities and come together from different directions can the issues be resolved as quickly as possible. i agree with the president's words. and those words must be followed by actions. by all of us. north korea poses a threat. it is therefore imperative that we do our part, each of us, to fulfill our obligations and work together to support our shared goal of denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we are coordinating with the united nations, with our allies, a

rex tillerson said washington wants complete de—nuclearisation of the korean peninsula.tried to embrace president trump's daughter ivanka. the missed hug was caught on camera, uploaded to social media and went viral. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk. the government has set out a range of measures in the queen's speech that it hopes to bring into law over the next two years,

and i would point out to you that china's end state on the korean peninsula in terms of nuclear weapons is the same as ours. and we continue to work towards that end state. on south china sea, this is a dialogue where we identify areas where we can work together and understand those areas where we have, i would call them, disconnects where our understanding of the problem is very different from theirs. and we had that discussion here today. and we'll continue to work to close gaps in our understanding and to work some kind of manner in the future that removes these irritants, but i would say for right now, that's the whole purpose for the dialogue that we held here today, and we will be holding more in the future. >> thank you, everyone. >> thank you. >> all right, so, important news conference there. you have tensions escalating between north korea, the u.s., and its allies. this is just days after this 22-year-old american returns from detention in north korea and dies. u.s. spy satellites have detected new activity at north korea's underground nuclear test site. so, all of this as u.

are both committed to the goal of denuclearizing the korean peninsula tillerson and defense secretary james mattis met their chinese counterparts today to discuss north korea and cooperation in the region. threaten the region. we call for complete. zation of the korean. however what did not come out of that meeting is what exactly china will do to put more pressure on the hermit kingdom about ninety percent of north korea's trade is expected to go through china this comes just a day after president donald trump took to twitter frustrated at the lack of progress on north korea saying what chinese president xi has done just hasn't been enough so china's foreign ministry spokesman gang schwanke fired back saying that beijing's role in resolving the issue is indispensable and added that quote the crux and the focal point of contention of the korean peninsula nuclear issue does not lie with the chinese side settling the peninsula nuclear issue calls for collective wisdom and concerted efforts tensions escalated even further when north korea following the death of american student on a warm

also urge pyongyang to promptly return to the negotiating table for denuclearization of the korean peninsula. national security leaves no room for either compromise or concession. on this occasion, the u.s. and president trump's firm resolve is noted. with great appreciation. the republic of korea will strive to strengthen u.s. capabilities, while building up its own capacity to defend tself. as we undertake these endeavors, bilateral cooperation and defense technologies will gather further traction. economic partnership between our countries forms an essential pillar for future oriented development of the alliance. we've both agreed on this. economic growth and job creation are promoted to ensure our peoples enjoy greater mutual benefits through the collective efforts we committed to make. third, as we fight against terrorism and other global challenges together, the alliance, as agreed by ourselves, will be broadened and developed in a global partnership, as we move forward, our two nations will work toward establishing high levels of this in diverse areas of nterest. to make it happen, co

. >> in the korean peninsula, the joint military probe of south korea. it has not come to fruition. president saying i greatly appreciate the effort, in north korea, it has not worked out. rex tillerson is set to meet with chinese officials at the state department and north korea will be on the agenda. heather: thank you. let's take a look at some extreme weather in the southeastern united states bracing for flooding and a foot of rain as tropical storm cindy creeps toward the coast. rob: alabama under a state of emergency, dangerous rip tides, stay out of the water. janice dean is tracking the storm. >> we are seeing the wind at 60 miles an hour, is disorganized. the one big thing out of the system is going to be the rainfall, you mentioned a foot of rain, people are preparing for that. we have flash flood watches and warnings, severe weather as this is to make landfall overnight tonight towards thursday and then it will be a rain event across the mississippi river valley, ohio river valley, a lot of heavy rainfall over the next several days anywhere from 6 to 12 inches of rainfall

fulfill our obligations and work together to support our shared goal of denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we are coordinating with the united nations and our partners to put new pressures on north korea to abandon their path. i reiterate secretary tillerson's statement at the united nations. he said, our goal is not regime change. we do not want to destabilize the region. we will continue to increase to poetic and economic pressure -- diplomatic and economic pressure it's pyongyang abandons nuclear program. the united states will maintain close coordination and cooperation with the republic of korea and japan, two democracies whose people what peace. they include the employment of our most event skip abilities. moreover -- advanced capabilities. moreover, will continue to defend the homeland,'estimates traded by this week's successful ballistic defense test. we must not lose sight of other regional challenges to peace and prosperity. i want to talk about china and the united states. because of its growing economic power, china occupies a legitimate position of influence. we welcome china

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there are over 20,000 american troops on the korean peninsula.oth men want an end to north korea's nuclear programme but they disagree on how to get there. and in recent months the alliance has been strained. and joining us now is christopher hill, who formerly served as us ambassador to south korea and is currently dean of the international studies school at the university of denver. we often hear the north korean programme is advancing more quickly than we thought beforehand. is there something new in the intelligence? they are referring to engine tests on missiles, that they have managed successfully to start testing this new generation of solid feel rockets. an abundance of caution. there is an expectation that in the next couple of years we may have a deliverable north korean nuclear missile and that presents huge challenges for the united states and presents questions about the degree to which the us would be prepared to get into a war on the korean peninsula if that were could include attacks on the us mainland with nuclear weapons. we are

to get the entire battery to the korean peninsula which includes six launchers. >> pentagon taking await and see attitude but some see it as a challenge for president trump's north korea policy at a time of uncertainty on the korean peninsula when they would prefer to present a united front. >> bret: news about the pentagon's ability to defend the homeland against an incoming missile. >> pentagon officials say this is the equivalent of getting upgraded to a triple a+ rating and comes in the wake of the successful missile defense test at the air force base in california. fox news has obtained a memo sent june six to the defense secretary which says that the u.s. missile defense agency is now for the first time capable of defending theo's homeland. the memo was written by the independent operational test and evaluation director. >> bret: jennifer griffin live the pentagon. thank you. terrorism has come to iran's capital tonight. isis terrace claiming responsibility for attacks on the country's parliament and a major shrine that left at least 12 people dead. john huddy tells us what hap

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the north fired what appears to be four surface to ship projectiles into the sea east of the korean peninsula. they say the missiles flew about 124 miles. this is the fourth such test in the past month. >>> back in the bay area tonight we have new details about the woman accused of drugging a toddler at a park. kpix5's veronica de la cruz reports the suspect is well known to police. >> reporter: yes, ken, she has a troubled past. and tonight she's accused of shoving meth into the mouth of a 2-year-old. police say it happened yesterday at people's park in berkeley. about a quarter mile from the cal campus. the boy's nanny called 911, she said tomas told her she put a tootsie roll inside of the boy's mouth. officials later told her it was meth. she attacked deputies. back in 2014 she also broke the fingers and knees of three alameda deputies. thomas is said to appear in court tomorrow for this latest crime. veronica dela cruz, kpix5. >>> accused in a creepy crime. the accusations involving a former student and women's underwear. >> the dog was just shredding him to pieces. >> this good samarita

to prove myself right from developing the rockous alliance, to building lasting peace on the korean peninsulaaffirmed president trump's unswerving commitment, and we were able to build a broad consensus. during my visit this time, president trump and i were able to forge friendship as well as deep mutual trust. as we endeavor to tackle numerous challenges ahead of us, this will give us a solid foundation to rely on. first, president trump and i agreed that only strong security can bring about genuine peace. through combined posture, including extended deterrents, we concurred to strengthen our overwhelming deterrence. the threat and provocations by the north will be met with a stern response gravest challenge confronting our two nations is the nuclear and missile threat posed by north korea president trump and i decided to place a top priority on addressing this issue and coordinate closely on relevant policies. to this end, our two leaders will employ both sanctions and dialogue in a phased and comprehensive approach and based on this, we both pledge to seek a fundamental resolution of the n

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while the guesswork long over the korean peninsula. it the warmbier called worst mistake of his life, and now he has paid the ultimate price. a week after the 22-year-old american returned home from north korea in a coma, his family announced their son had died. brexit czar sad duty to report that our side, otto warmbier, as completed his journey home, surrounded by his loving family. he died today at 2:20 p.m. wastto warmbier he sentenced to 15 years hard labor for allegedly stealing a propaganda poster while in pyongyang on an organized tour. american officials say it was a sham trial. >> i have made the worst mistake of my life. >> last tuesday, otto warmbier he was medically evacuated to the u.s., where dr. said he was in a state of unresponsive weight fullness, with the -- unresponsive wakefulness. president donald trump took credit for his release last week and on monday he expressed condolences to his family. >> he's been a year and a half in north korea. a lot of bad things happen, but at least we got him home to be with his pa

they resorted to some symbolic moves today, setting supersonic bombers to fly over the north korean peninsulathe one concrete thing that might be done now is a travel ban for american citizens who want to go to north korea, or at least restrictions for travel to north korea. that is currently being discussed in congress and in the government here. otherwise, of course, the public in america has reacted to the latest developments with a mixture of shock and sadness, particularly in the home state of the young man in ohio and also in virginia, where he went to university. >> today, we heard from the u.s. president. he said that if mr. otto warmbier had been released earlier that he would still be alive today. he implied that former u.s. president barack obama is responsible for this tragedy. has there been any reaction in washington? >> not really. of course, we do not know if that is really true. clearly, this whole case is a mystery because, according to reports of other u.s. prisoners who had been held in north korea and were released, normally, these kinds of prisoners are kept in isolation

congressional leaders and hold a news conference, among items on the agenda rising tensions on the korean peninsula because of recent missle tests by north korea. >>> well, ntsb says this blimp crash earlier this month was as a result of the fabric tear >> but blimp's owner believe it was shot down. find out about the 911 call he says proves it. >>> also ahead surveillance video catches three robbers trying to make off with a atm and it is not first time this has happened this month. >>> hear from the woman who narrowly missed being struck by a u-haul truck that crashed in the northern liberties bar she was eating in. do you have a hungry heart. >> every day. >> well good because today is your day. >> yes, it is welcome america is celebrating, get this with a free, i said free hoagie. >> um, look at that. we have the wawa mascot with the hoeing tie. >> and we will tell you why this one, this one is different from previous years. oh, my how exciting. can't wait. one hero was on a mi flavor, >>> three men are caught on surveillance video trying to steel an atm at gas station in prince georges county,

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another provocative move overnight firing several missiles today into the waters between the korean peninsula and japan. recently in that area conducting joint exercises with south korea and japan. >>> congressman elect greg gianforte has issued a formal apology to the newspaper reporter he assaulted last month. he sent a letter to the guardian's ben jacobs saying my physical response to your legitimate question was unprofessional, unacceptable and unlawful. jacobs has accepted the apology which is part of a settlement involving a no contest plea to a misdemeanor assault charge and a contribution of $50,000 to a committee to protect journalists. >>> day four of the bill cosby trial gets under way this morning. andrea constand faced tough questions from cosby's defense team who questioned why she continued to reach out to the comedian in 53 phone calls after she claims the assault occurred. constand says any contact she had with cosby was purely professional. if convicted, cosby could face up to ten years behind >>> and new overnight, may hum bre at a concert in san diego. you can see security

they landed in the waters between japan and the korean peninsula. this is the fifth time north korea has filed missile since may 10 when south korea's new president took office. >>> look your doors, hide your valuables, what cities in the bay area turn up in a new report as the places you're most likely to have your car stolen. >>> first happening right now, we have breaking news to report out of africa. a because in zimbabwe has killed 45 people. this happened about a hundred miles north of the country's capital. many zimbabweans travel by bus daily to trade in foodstuff and clothing. >>> and a search in myanmar after a military plane with soldiers and family members goes down. there are conflicting reports on exactly how many bodies have been recovered. we'll have more news after the break. this is gus. someday, gus will invent this thing and change the world. this is the thing that could change gus' world. and this is the doctor that could cure that thing so he can grow up to invent this thing. sutter health. proudly caring for northern californi

flew two b-1 bombers over the korean peninsula. next week, south korea's new president will travel to the white house for talks on de-escalating the north's newly threat. norah o'donnell spoke with him today in seoul. >> good evening, from seoul, and there's a lot to discuss at the white house next week, including president moon's proposal for a step-by-step process that includes dialogue that ultimately leads to a dismantling of north korea's nuclear weapons program. why would kim jong-un ever agree to freeze his nuclear weapons program? what are you going to give him? >> ( translated ): kim jong-un currently has a blind faith that his nuclear and missile programs will protect him and his regime, so we must show and teach north korea that this belief is incorrect. if north korea gives up its nuclear program and missile programs and wants to start a dialogue, then i believe we can send a message that we will not threaten kim jong-un's regime, and we can even provide assistance to them. and that is why i fully agree with president t

at the same time while addressing challenges like tensions on the korean peninsula, the threats of terrorism and violate extremism, unilateral imposition, and a thirst for new resources, poverty, population growth, nontraditional security threats, and complex and unpredictable developments in the east china sea and the south china sea. [ speaking vietnamese ] >> translator: these are challenges that are beyond the ability of any single power to address, nor can they be surmounted with the selfish national interest in mind. [ speaking vietnamese ] >> translator: and these challenges compel nations to form collaborative mechanisms that are based upon international law and designed in such a way that ensures a balance of interests among parties. and helps shape an open regional architecture involving all nations big and small within and outside the region. and abiding by the principles of peace, stability, equality, and cooperation in line with the shared goals of prosperity and development in this region. [ speaking vietnamese ] >> translator: indeed, asia pacific is growing to become the new

presence on the korean peninsula. today, the north is bowing to execute the former president of south korea and it is that kind of rhetoric in the north's include growing nuclear program that makes this stretch of land perhaps the most dangerous in the world for many, including the united states. >> two u.s. aircraft carrier strike groups deployed off the coast of korea to send a message to kim jong-un, signed the u.s. is losing patience with north korea. h.r. mcmaster said today the u.s. would not repeat past mistakes. stick with the president has directed us to not do that. and prepare a range of options. including a military option which nobody wants to take. >> and 2006 north korea carried out its first nuclear test. it carried out four more under president obama. ballistic missile tests. this year, there have been ten tests, 16 last year, twice the number tested in 2015. >> it's a matter of time. we have to assume the capability exists to attack the united states. >> dirty minutes. that's how long it would take a