chinese and north korean. it is in the interests of the region to keep the current engagement alive. so, i think what you said is partly true. they do want to give diplomacy a chance. fair,ean, i think it's anurate to say that there's effort to perhaps downplay the actions over the weekend for the reasons that joe suggested. one hopes, i'm not privy to this, that there is some effort to be in contract through private channels and try to get a negotiation going. there's a shared interest at this point of the various parties in the region. i would note that that the part you didn't quote was that mr. pompeo underscored the continued emphasis on tough maximum sanctions and so on. i think we are seeing the continuation of the effort post hanoi to try to get going again and not to see it derailed. >> this is literally a warning shot by north korea to the trump administration punctuating the point that kim jong-un has made quite clearly first in his new his's oaddress and address to the supreme people's assembly, na

pop along with the popular south korean t.v. dramas are a major part of the korean cultural wave known as so today where discuss the rise of k. pop and how this major cultural export is shaping the image of korea abroad well joining us to talk about the. this is our panel of k. pop fans and so danny kim he's one of the creators of dk dk t.v. that's a you tube channel where you can watch as video series k. pop explained by korean in toronto canada michelle cho an assistant professor of east asian popular cultures at the university of toronto she is the author of how you $2.00 the korean wave in the age of social media and in new york board kim she is the creator of the band known as x p edition welcome all of you to the stream i want to start with a member of our community who pitched the idea for today show all the way from new zealand anthony sent us a video comment on why he thinks this is an important topic for a while like. circling and sort of the. music coming out of 3 or 4. things critical. quite so because once. you ment

that is the korean empire. that was part of it finding its own identity outside if you like the wing of china. if you go to logan circle there is a building called the legation building. i always get this and i can i paper, it is so interesting. and there, this is sped up in the late 1800s with again the koreans trying to build a relationship. the first time they tried to do that with any real country besides china in a modern way, one of the things i think all the former diplomat and appreciate is this is a seating chart from a dinner at president arthur's white house. for the korean diplomats, chinese diplomats, and others in washington. the korean diplomats are seated in a higher protocol position than the chinese. everyone was shocked. states looks shocked by that, too. so was part of the experience of koreans developing a modern identity. it was a certain amount of separation from china. clearly in south and north korea have had very divergent experiences since the division. i think the underlying sense of

it all began with a diplomatic breakdown with north korean and u.s. leaders met in hanoi now a frustration kelly and has resumed firing this up so what message is it sending can diplomacy still reduce tension on the korean peninsula this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan once again kim jong un has put the u.s. and its neighbors on high alert it happened after japanese and south korean defense systems detected projectiles being launched from north korea critics say that kim is using his military complex to send a political message just a week after he traveled to beat president bush to be a putin in russia that actions adding to already mounting tension after trump and kim's failure to reach an agreement at the summit in hanoi in february but south korea's quickly asked dion gang to restrain itself a spokeswoman for the presidential palace said that it urged the north to stop action that intensifies military tension on the korean peninsula she also said the launches go against an into military agreement and north korea i

korean is channel three. english, one, japanese two, korean, three. we are honored to cosponsor this timely conference with our friends at human rights in north korea and our friends in the government of japan. japan has been critical of the hudson institute for more than half a century, since our founding by the late geo strategist, hermann khan who was the first to predict the rise of japan as an economic superpower. over the last few weeks, we have inaugurated our japan chair and and asia specific security chair with focus on the critical importance of the u.s. alliance with japan. we have work on the north korea and abductee issue. our senior vice president, who will be moderating the second panel, worked on this issue at the white house, at the pentagon and at the hudson institute. melanie kirkpatrick has written widely on this issue at the wall street journal. and since with hudson institute as well. her husband is on the board of human rights in north korea and helped bring us together for this conference. we are honored to have five members of

korean is channel 3. again, english 1, japanese, 2, korean 3. we at hudson institute are deeply honored to cosponsor this timely conference with our friends at the human rights in north korea and our friends in the government of japan. japan has been critical to huds hudson institute for more than half a century after the founding of herman cannes who predicted the rise of japan as an economic superpower. over the last few weeks we have inaugurated our japan chair and asia-pacific security chair with the critical importance of the u.s./japan alliance. we have a long history of work on north korea and on the abductee issue. this is an issue that has profound resonance for us here at hudson institute. our senior vice president scooter libby worked on this issue at the white house. at the pentagon. and since here at hudson institute. senior fellow melanie kirkpatrick has written widely on this issue in her days at the "wall street journal" editorial pages and since with hudson institute as well. and her husband senior fellow jack david serves on th

it all began with a diplomatic breakdown with north korean and u.s. leaders met in hanoi now a frustrated pyongyang has resumed firing this up so what message is it sending can diplomacy still reduce tension on the korean peninsula this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan once again kim jong un has put the u.s. and its neighbors on high alert it happened after japanese and south korean defense systems detected projectiles being launched from north korea critics say that kim is using his military complex to send a political message just a week after he traveled to beat president bush to be a putin in russia that actions adding to already mounting tension after trump and kim's failure to reach an agreement at the summit in hanoi in february but south korea's quickly asked pyongyang to restrain itself a spokeswoman for the presidential palace said that it urged the north to stop action that intensifies military tension on the korean peninsula she also said the launches go against an intercom rian military agreement and north

and its neighbors on high alert it happened after japanese and south korean defense systems detected projectiles being launched from north korea critics say that kim is using his military complex to send a political message just a week after he traveled to beat president bush to be a putin in russia that actions adding to already mounting tension after trump and kim's failure to reach an agreement at their summit in hanoi in february but south korea's quickly asked dion gang to restrain itself a spokeswoman for the presidential palace said that it urged the north to stop action that intensifies military tension on the korean peninsula she also said the launches go against an intercom rian military agreement and north korea is expected to actively join efforts towards the first resumption of denuclearization talks well in less than two years president trump and kim jong un's relationship went from name calling to holding two historic summits it all began when trump accepted an invitation from kim while holding talks with. sole u.s. secretary of state mike pompei of visited pyongyang s

towards to de-escalate tensions on the korean peninsula. the japanese have been pretty quiet about it. that is in part due to the fact that the japanese and south korean foreign ministers did have calls. there's a lot of diplomatic activity on the telephone between the u.s. secretary of state and mike pompeo, south korea and japan, which they agree to have a prudent response to the north koreans. and another point worth mentioning here, natalie, is that north korea imposed a self-imposed moratorium on missile testing and nuclear testing back last year, but that was for long-range missile testing, intercontinental ballistic missiles, missiles capable of hitting the u.s. what we have seen in tfrom the latest launch is guided missiles. they were short range, up to 200 miles. they haven't seen the moratorium but it is ramping up the tensions, natalie. >> certainly. we appreciate your insights. andrew stevens. thank you, andrew. >>> let's talk about this now with natasha lindsdad. joining us from colchester, england. good to have you, natasha. >

victims and possibly most of the victims or south korean victims. we await the voice on this issue. since the current administration in south korea has self-described human activists we hope that this would find a place finally let me remind some of you that here in the washington, d.c. this week is designated as north korea freedom week to see how much work we have cut out for us. thank you all for coming to the recently heard oral arguments on whether or not citizens can be prosecuted for federal gun possession if they are unaware of their legal status at the center of the case is a student at a u.s. college whose visa expired after he was dismissed for academic reasons. later he was charged and convicted of firearms possessi possession. on appeals the legal team argued

it all began with a diplomatic breakdown when north korean and u.s. leaders met in hanoi now a frustrated pyongyang has resumed firing this up so what message is it said they can diplomacy still reduce tension on the korean peninsula this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan once again kim jong un has put the u.s. and its neighbors on high alert it happened after japanese and south korean defense systems detected projectiles being launched from north korea critics say that kim is using his military complex to send a political message just a week after he traveled to beat president bush to be a putin in russia that actions adding to already mounting tension after trump and kim's failure to reach an agreement at the summit in hanoi in february but south korea's quickly asked pyongyang to restrain itself a spokeswoman for the presidential palace said that it urged the north to stop action that intensifies military tension on the korean peninsula she also said the launches go against an intercom rian military agreement and nor

koreans were one of the later groups to arrive. as more conflict arose in their homeland, many refugees traveled to the states for education and work. in the 20th century, the u.s. created many policies that were more welcoming to immigrants, allowing a greater expression of cultural identity. immigrants began to set up small communities for themselves. i came here when i was old enough to understand the cultural difference and what i was getting into, what i'm about to face. i was six years old. interesting times, the language barrier. i don't know what you want to call it, racism or whatever it is, all the kids in the school looked down on you because you couldn't speak the language. >> what you are falling into is some dilemma, whether this is american culture sticking to you, or if you want to stick with your own culture. the dilemma, you have to consider yourself to be able to overcome the problem. you want to act and behave based on your culture, at the same time, you have to learn something new. >> i think my first real expo

korean troops. welcome. it's good to have you with us to reuters journalists who have been jailed for their reporting of the crisis and have been freed from prison they have been convicted of violating the official secrets act and sentenced to seven years imprisonment they were arrested in december twenty seven thousand then a massacre of ten men by the me and mommy received numerous awards in. the pulitzer prize was known and who have now been given their freedom under a presidential amnesty and after the global campaign for their release this is the moment they walk free of the young gun prison that have held them for more than five hundred days in the middle of that media scrum on had this to say decide in the prison and also around the world. we seem to really says i want to see thank you very much i'm really happy and excited to see my family and my colleagues and i can't wait for my use right now that i you know. but before the trip to the newsroom the two journalists had an emotional reunion with thei

galician on the danube which 7 confirmed dead in trying to run this into almost all of the south koreans a delegation in the country is demanding on says. i don't have a warm welcome to you i'm. u.s. secretary of state. for talks with german leaders as america's top diplomat 1st met with a german foreign minister heikal moscow he's also due to hold talks with the chance to. visit comes 3 weeks on. after he abruptly canceled flying into germany at the very last minute differences in policy over iran and china expected to be high on the agenda. our chief political correspondent is following that story for us and she is standing in front of the chance to welcome michelle and my compu met earlier with foreign minister heikal moss what came out of that meeting. yes in fact they just concluded their press conference about half an hour's drive here from the chancellor which will be the next stop for mike pompei oh and then he apologized for having had to cancel at the last moment something which clearly was seen as a bit of a diplomatic insult here in berlin after he says he's in office after a

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ambassador is very clear that you don't shoot short range missiles in the north koreans did at. and so the president is trying to minimize that because he thinks with his charm with his bilateral relationship one on one with kim jong un he's going to fix things that didn't happen in the one always summit so that's unfortunate now you know boldness kind of a hawk there's no question but i think on this issue of north korea he was right in saying that these were violations of the u.n. security council and that the north koreans need to come to the negotiating table and start being flexible we need to be flexible let's have a a compromise north korea destroys a good part of their missiles their nuclear weapons we reduce some of their sanctions and keep negotiating towards a future that's in the international interest america's interest let's come to an agreement how do you see it playing out with the current strategy that trump is employing. well the north koreans this is what what they're doing now is what they always do i've negotiated with up fiery rhetoric threats insults at th

representative for north korean affairs is here in seoul having continuing talks with the south korean counterparts one thing that they are talking about is possible food aid being sent to the north so we have possibly conciliatory gestures at the same time that we have this a pain of the pressure with the possibility of further negotiations it seems hanging in the balance thanks very much indeed robert royd in seoul. european powers have denounced iran's threat to resume drawing a sharp response from the iranian foreign minister zarif tweeted the e.u. statement today is why the nuclear deal is where it is the u.s. has bullied europe and the rest of the world for a year and the e.u. can only express regret instead of demanding that iran unilaterally abide by a month multilateral accord the european union should up hold its obligations including the normalization of economic ties but the europeans also say they're committed to the nuclear deal and want to run to keep complying with the terms of this. iran wasn't officially on the agenda at the e.u. summit in romania but following tehran

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korean. welcome. it's good to have you with us to reuters journalists who have been jailed for their reporting of the crisis and have been freed from prison they had been convicted of violating the official secrets act and sentenced to seven years imprisonment they were arrested in december twenty seventh then mastication of a massacre of ten men by the army received numerous awards including the pulitzer prize. and who have now been given their freedom under a presidential amnesty. for their release this is the moment they walk free of the prison. for more than five hundred days in the middle of that. had this to say. thank you. i'm really happy and excited to see my family and my colleagues and i can't wait to my use right now that i don't know. but before the trip to the newsroom the two journalists had an emotional reunion with their wives and young daughters the wives of known and. have been tireless campaigners for their release they attended the reporters find the peak of the supreme court off

we know who the north koreans are. we're working to see if there's a possibility before we go another direction, want to see if there's any possibility we can achieve this outcome. >> let's turn to venezuela, national security adviser john bolton suggested earlier this week, that maduro was about to fall. openly called for maduro's inner circle to defect. but opposition leader guaido acknowledged yesterday that he miscalculated the level of support that he thought he had within the venezuelan military. was this an intelligence failure for the united states? >> no, not at all. attempting to re-establish their democracy. as you know, these things have bumpy roads to be sure. but maduro can't feel good. he's ruling for the moment but he can't govern. there's enormous poverty, enormous starvation. there are sick children that can't get medicine, jonathan. this is not someone who can be part of venezuela's future. our mission is to work with large coalition, now 50-countries plus working to restore democracy. ultimately, a

just the freedom but to life so we are we deny action north korean children's lives. or because of a nuclear situation so we should not have connived full well that prefer. and foster carter as the united states look on at the situation they would have been very well aware of the impending crisis affecting millions of people in north korea as they continue their negotiations or go back and forth with. the administration in north korea how much of a factor do you think this crisis is in how they play that hand. sad to say i mean if i was as i would assess it and not very much a toll i mean you know what king out what matters to donald trump apart from bill trump himself that is really quite difficult the trouble is and i think we have to say a little bit about the broader context and again tabulations barry but and pop and i might agree on this and the red cross has no prospects as we don't have a compass blending it i mean i had hoped you know i was very hopeful about the peace the various peace processes summits that he had lost 2800 seem to be history already unfort

just the freedom but to life so we are we deny action north korean children's lives. or because of a nuclear situation so we should not have connived full well that prefer. and foster carter as the united states looking at the situation they would have been very well aware of the impending crisis affecting millions of people in north korea as they continue their negotiations or go back and forth with. the administration in north korea how much of a factor do you think this crisis is in how they play that hand. sad to say i mean aside i was i would assess it not very much a toll i mean you know working out what matters to donald trump apart from bill trump himself is really quite difficult the trouble is and i think we have to say a little bit about the broader context and again tabulations barry but and part and i might agree on this and the red cross has never post excess we don't have a compass blending it i mean i had hoped you know i was very hopeful about the peace the various peace processes summits that he had lost 2800 seemed to be history already unfortunatel

leader rejoined chill sings a famous north korean song in a restaurant in china in twenty seventeen an ode to his wife the fragrant flower of the family he sings my clients sure cha should. be for addis and lauch this lawyer represented an indonesian tried alongside a vietnamese woman they claim they thought they were taking part in a t.v. prank show when they smeared poison on kim jong noms face court here on c.c.t.v. at kuala lumpur airport police say five north korean men supervised the assassination and a car registered in rejoin chills name drove a group of them from the airport. we certainly believe that rick you'll still have the hand in doing this because he's a chemist's in fact when he was interview to follow the money in he account and the question is ready to get on his money out reason apartment police found thirty eight thousand dollars in cash for phones five computer devices and a bottle of chloride offices didn't test any of his belongings for v.x. nerve agent and only interviewed him once the police be not very i was the object if in that sense they're not very com

and north korean state media has released pictures of a missile test hours after south korea detected a weapons launch on thursday can soar the test that took place in the country's western region it is the second missile test in under a week the launches come just over two months after the hanoi summit between kim and donald trump ended in failure. self korean president has commented on that we said that's collation he said the weapons test all north korea's way of sending a message to the united states quantum trombone honey north korea seem to be considerably discontented it could not reach a deal at the second north korea u.s. summit in hanoi country with the cost of that or you will have on north korea fired missiles that do not directly threaten the united states japan or south korea so they appeared to be careful not to break down the dialogue but they expressed their opinion at the same time this week to robert reich to start standing by for us in seoul the more we hear about what happened on thursday. that's right their defense officials here in seoul have been briefing lawma

it's been a long time coming for the acclaimed south korean violinist he's been pushing for an into korean performance for years. the post artists say they want to perform together again in the future and bring them to play missy to other cities across the world. much. that's it for today. there are more stories on our website e.w. dot com forward slash asia and be sure to check out our facebook page as well we'll leave you with pictures from across asia as ramadan continues and muslims on the continent are fasting and praying and celebrating to start at sunset thank you for watching see you next time and by. the end. i'm not proud of and they will not succeed in dividing us about not succeed in taking the people off the streets or because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters. made. i was here when i arrived here i slept with people in a room. it was hard i was free. i even got white hair. the german language. this gives me a little push maybe to interrupt the flavor you want to do their story. or finding a reliable information for margaret. change of

just the freedom but to life so we are we deny action north korean children's lives. or because of a nuclear situation so we should not have connived full well that prefer. and foster carter as the united states look on at the situation they would have been very well aware of the impending crisis affecting millions of people in north korea as they continue their negotiations or go back and forth with. the administration in north korea how much of a factor do you think this crisis is in how they play that hand. sad to say i mean aside i was i would assess it not very much a toll i mean you know what king out what matters to donald trump apart from bill trump himself is really quite difficult the trouble is and i think we have to say a little bit about the broader context and again tabulations barry but and part and i might agree on this and the red cross has no prospects as we don't have a compass blending it i mean i had hoped you know i was very hopeful about the peace the various peace processes summits that he had lost 2800 seemed to be history already unfortunatel

on the korean peninsula. serious concerns coming from the office of the president himself. the japanese haven't said a lot. there is a lot of telephone diplomacy from mike pompeo and the leaders of japan. they've agreed to take a prudent response to what's happening. as for china and acting, there hasn't been anything in it. the power that keeps north korea's lights on. it remains the power that keeps food going into this state. no comment from china. >> for more analysis, let's go to george. >> let's go to robert kelly. he's a professor of political science from south korea. >> thank you for having me. >> so, robert, given where things stand right now, the negotiations between the two countries stalled for the most part, united states and north korea. satellite imagery also suggesting nuclear testing in south korea. it seems to hinge on the relationship between kim jong-un and president trump. mr. trump saying kim, quote, knows that i am with him and that kim, quote, doesn't want to break his promise to the

paula, we're hearing from the south koreans. anything yet from the north koreans?'ve had nothing at this point, victor from the north koreans, not even an acknowledgement that this has been carried out that's not unusual, though. it does often take north korean media a little time to catch up. we've had the last bulletin potentially for this evening. it's saturday night local time here. we have heard from the south koreans, though, as you say. the presidential blue house here, the presidential office said they're concerned about what north korea did actually goes against a military agreement that north and south korea agreed to in pyongyang last year. where both sides agreed not to carry out any actions which would increase any tensions on the peninsula. the blue house said what north korea has done has gone against that. they've called on pyongyang to come back to the negotiating table as soon as possible. it's important to note we don't know exactly what was launched at this point. we just know it was multiple short-range projectiles. of course, what that actuall

it's been a long time coming for the acclaimed south korean violinist has been pushing for an into korean performance for years. the post artists say they want to perform together again in the future and bring them to play missy to other cities across the world. that's it for today. there are more stories on our website e.w. dot com forward slash asia and be sure to check out our facebook page as well we'll leave you with pictures from across asia as ramadan continues and muslims on the continent are fasting praying and celebrating to start at sunset thank you for watching you next time and goodbye. our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers everyone of them as a plan for your children. so nothing is just on the children who have already been there all day and that's you and those that will follow are part of a new process. they could be the future of. granting opportunity global news that matters. mines and sex. raring to meet. if there is any erotic trend to remember you have to find it between the white. straights. change of heart or a strategic move to washingt

the second woman convicted over the killing of the north korean leader's half brother is freed but who were the real masterminds behind the attack and clamping down on hate speech facebook and several far right individuals and organizations. welcome to the news we are in combat that was the message of a defiant venezuelan president nicolas maduro to his army days after an attempt by some soldiers and opposition politicians to overthrow him one of the opposition leaders who will see the long side murderous challenger. asking the army to topple the president is facing arrest leopoldo lopez and his family and now in the spanish ambassador's residence in caracas to avoid detention madrid has refused to hand him over. i want to say to all of my brothers and sisters in venezuela and around the world we are not going to rest we are not going to rest for one single moment we are not going to rest under any circumstance from the challenge a promise we've taken on which is to end the usurpation meanwhile the political unrest has driven more than fourteen hundred venezuelans from their homes into

it's been a long time coming for the acclaimed south korean violinist he's been pushing for an into korean performance for years. the artists say they want to perform together again in the future and bring them use a call to play missy to other cities across the world. that's it for today. there are more stories on our website e.w. dot com forward slash asia and be sure to check out our facebook page as well we'll leave you with pictures from across asia as ramadan continues and muslims on the continent are fasting praying and celebrating to start at sunset thank you for watching you next time and by. going to unofficial estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. where were you when i return to where you are. visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news that matters. made for minds. pretty. sure linked to news from africa and the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions on the news is easy our website did you do comes to africa join us on faceb

if you were hoping to catch a glimpse of the iconic face off between north and south korean soldiers they're still here but there's a notable difference they no longer amit. what you'll feel here in panama is is a different vibe what once was a viable tension is now a viable peace we've taken away the way in mines we've ensured that the side has been do you mind we've taken the weapons out of the towers our guards no longer carry weapons and i think that what you'll see here is a police that can foster trust building confidence that hopefully can spread across the korean peninsula. so the weapons are missing from the simile a picture but the signature dark sunglasses remain. visit is keen to capture the moment on camera a priceless memory in a symbolic location. this is the place that always visualized that decades old conflict between the communist state and its southern neighbor and it's like kim jong un and mangy in this historic summit last year one handshake setting off a whirlwind of diplomacy and fueling hopes for real progress on the korean peninsula. tourists and those stati

korean tourists.t happened on the river danube in budapest. divers have joined the search for 19 other people still missing. seven people have been rescued but strong currents and high water levels caused by heavy rain are hampering emergency teams. the vessel collided with another boat near the parliament building and overturned. gareth barlow has the latest. the incident happened late on wednesday evening on a popular part of the river close to the hungarian parliament. local news reports say the boat, the mermaid, was carrying a group of south korean tourists when it collided with another vessel. a huge rescue effort is under way, with both spotlights and radar scanning the river for several kilometres downstream. police and paramedics lined the riverbank as divers searched the water. a section of the danube, europe's second longest river, has been closed. the rescue workers are facing difficult conditions. the river is flooding, and strong winds and heavy rain are hampering the search. in the cent

like a peace treaty to formally end the korean war massive economic systems and so on the sclerosis was on the north korean side you said the kim jong un wants a deal who doesn't want a deal he wants the deal and the deal is complete removal of all the economic sanctions and everything that the security council is passing twenty sixteen in exchange for the dismantling of the yongbyon nuclear facility now his team were told long before annoyed that that just wasn't going to fly but he either they didn't tell him or he thought he could nevertheless persuade president trump to accept his deal and when president trump after several hours of talks and it wasn't a snap decision maker that story this just wasn't good enough kim jong un was actually quite surprised people say the blood drained from his face he had never thought that the americans would turn it down really interesting to talk to you john or at joining us in studio right now thank you so much thank you thank you. now it's like i'm forty has hit by the dash killing at least twelve people on friday and battered eastern india ki

leader is south korean president monday and says the weapon says are north korea's way of sending a message to the u.s. . north korea seem to be considerably discontented it could not reach a deal at this second north korea u.s. summit in one noisy north korea fired missiles that do not directly threaten the united states japan or south korea so they appear to be careful not to break down the dialogue but they express their opinion at the same time his al-jazeera is rob mcbride with more from seoul. senior south korean defense officials have been briefing lawmakers in the national assembly on thursday's weapons test and it coincides with the release by north korean state run media of images of what it calls a strike drill are various weapons being used by a number of different units overseen by leader kim jong un now south korea's military says that in addition to what's assumed to be the two short range missiles being fired in one direction and also being fired but this time in a westward direction towards the sea on that side of the korean peninsula were a number of multiple rocke

south korean media has been quoting thejoint chief of south korean media has been quoting the joint chiefn in the east of the country. last month pyongyang actually said it had tested what it described as a new tactical guided weapon. that was the first launch since those talks with donald trump in vietnam. we've got a statement from the white house, spokesperson sarah sanders saying "we are aware of north korea's actions tonight and we will continue to monitor as necessary. just repeating there, north korea reported to have testified a number of short—range missiles. we will bring you more on that as it develops. right now, let's get the weather. hello there. it feels like our weather has gone a bit weird, what with the 21 celsius we had in february, and now snow in may. yeah, that's what we've seen over the last 2a hours. some wintry showers in scotland, snow settling on some of the northern hills. you see those wintry showers feeding in behind this line of rain, which is a cold front heading south across england and wales. don't be surprised over the next few hours if we see some of th

an american and two french citizens now we don't know much about the american south korean people for the time being but we do know a bit more about the french citizens because they went missing last week on may the first they had been holidaying in been in south of bikini. and they had left their hotel on their way to a wildlife park with their tour guides they didn't come back the law was raised and later sadly their talk i was found he had been shot dead and now the vehicle that been traveling in a four wheel drive was also found across the border from been in picking a fight so it was burned now we know of course is that now they've been rescued and freed and liberated we've heard a little bit from some of their relatives back here in france who of course are celebrating the fact that they are free despite the sad news of the death of these two soldiers and we know that they will be returning to france sometime this weekend what do we know if any think about those that were holding them hostage and about sort of the methodology about freeing them. yes we know very little about the

north korean state media has released pictures of a missile test after south korea detected a weapons launch on thursday conjunction oversaw the test that took place in the country's western region as a second missile test in under a week the launches come just over two months after the hanoi summit between kim and donald trump ended in failure so korean president moon giant said the weapons tests on north korea's way of sending a message to the united states. north korea seem to be considerably discontented it could not reach a deal at the second north korea u.s. summit in one noisy north korea fired missiles that do not directly threaten the united states japan or south korea so they appear to be careful not to break down the dialogue but they express their opinion at the same time iran's foreign minister says the european union should up hold its obligations under the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal and that includes normalizing economic ties with term becomes after the e.u. leaders rejected iran sixty day ultimatum to protect it from u.s. sanctions a venezuelan opposition po

bride has more from the south korean capital seoul. senior south korean defense officials have been briefing lawmakers in the national assembly on thursday's weapons test and it coincides with the release by north korean state run media of images of what it calls a strike drill are various weapons being used by a number of different units overseen by leader kim jong un now south korea's military says that in addition to what's assumed to be the two short range missiles being fired in one direction and also being fired but this time in a westward direction towards the sea on that side of the korean peninsula were a number of multiple rocket launchers and also self-propelled guns so a serious show of force by north koreans military and it comes just five days after a similar weapons test which was carried out on saturday on north korea's east coast are now coming together this is taken as a very serious provocation but south korea seeming to do all they can not to be provoked almost downplaying the significance and the seriousness of the

says arrived in capital with uppish following the sinking of a tourist boat with carp korean tourists on board can quantify our visit to the spot where the vessel sank into the danube river after a larger cruise boat crashed into it on bernstein i police have detained the captain of the largest ship so far 7 south koreans have been confirmed dead 21 people are still missing. the walls of budapest size korean embassy bear witness to a city's sorrow one of the missing so far from home is a 6 year old girl who was traveling with her parents and grandparents the tragedy has shaken locals and tourists alike is that they are used. by their very. high water levels and strong currents are hampering efforts to recover victims experts say it could be days before the boats whole is raised. the size career is sending its own teams to assist they flew out on thursday together with the families of some of the victims. the hunt gary in government has promised and says about what caused the accident. the government has called for a thorough and in-depth investigation a criminal investigation has been