hey, i'm korean and i'm proud to be korean. >> mark is what's called "gyopo," meaning "korean who's livedmore people are, like mark, moving back home for the ever more numerous opportunities. >> 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." >> nice. best part is skin. is this so hard? walk in and eat delicious food and get hammered in the street? being korean is pretty awesome. >> last one? >> yeah. nighttime in seoul, and everywhere you go, it seems, food and drink. this is what they call a pojangmacha. i guess it's kinda like a pub, if pubs could operate in the street. you could have drinks and, well, i guess you could call it, pub food. [ speaking

into south korean territory. within a few weeks, the north koreans have moved all the way down to what is called the perimeter. so they have all but eliminated the south korean army and its ability to retaliate against them and this is what brings the united nations into the war. september 15, we have operation cromite. this is mc-rgter's quite brilliant plan to, rather than pushing entirely by land and trying to push the north korean army back into north korean territory, but to do a marine landing near seoul and to essentially act as a pincer movement to capture north korean troops in south korea and force a compromise or vendor. they are successful -- surrender. they are successful in that and by october of that year, you have u.n. forces, south korean force, u.s. forces and other u.n. troops moving up towards the border with china, they move up and push the north korean forces all the way back to their northern border. so this is moving back and forth across the peninsula in a very rapid pace. lots of devasta

the north koreans have never managed to fire, broke it this far. how concerning is that and i think by itself is not particularly concerning. the missile that we believe is to have been tested today is very likely a song, 12 intermediate range ballistic missile, has been tested over japan, on least 2 occasions in the past. the main difference here is that the range of it is, has gone up by about a 1000 kilometers. so it's not by itself concerning for the distance, but more so for the timing. given that as being know, at least direct, you know, attack or provocation by the u. s. south korea, japan on north korea day can be clearly seen just yet to have triggered this. what is so alarming about the timing? well, it's kind of come out of nowhere we've, we've had an all of a sudden in the last few weeks, 5 or 6 rounds of north korean missile testing. what we did see in august was us south korea, military jails, taking place for the 1st time. since trump's piece diplomacy of 2018. we. we anticipated reactions like this, then they didn't happen. well, we

this is the 7th time a north korean missile is flown over japan. but tokyo said this may have been the longest yet. the ballistic missile travelled for about 4600 kilometers before crashing into the pacific ocean, fired in a different direction. that would be far enough to hit the u. s. island of graham. the u. s. was quick to condemn the launch and called it dangerous and reckless. and south korea vowed a tough response. i don't need to more on the heck pl such reckless nuclear propagation. we will face a resolute response from our military as well as our allies and the international community, or non hello thalia junior high pushing north korean leader kim john own has long been working on expanding the countries missile program. and it's nuclear capabilities. last month, north korea declared itself in nuclear weapons state ruling out any possibility of d nuclear as ation. military experts believe this message was an intermediary range, ballistic missile, most likely of our song 12 shown in these images of a north korean military parade from apri

s. visiting south korean japan making anti north korea statements if you will. and we've also seen the u. s. introducing as fast so called strategic assets to the korean peninsula. about 10 days ago the u. s. s. ronald reagan, an aircraft carrier, has also been some other minor trilateral submarine anti submarine trainings. now, altogether, these may be why north korea has decided to do this because those 3 things basically comprised the most stride and political and military threat the norm has faced. since the trump era of foreign fury 2017. and we're hearing south korean and us war planes already conducting bombing drills in response. what is the risk of escalation here? yes, so this bombing drills right now, we may see a missile launches into one of the ocean areas near south korea tomorrow. that could be unilateral sanctions. the risk is north korea will use the steps and retaliatory actions to basically further justify increasing as next step, potentially even to a new killer test. we've been worried about a north korean 7th nucular test. since may, it's n

the north koreans basically accused the south koreans is using this as an excuse to get ships into itsng shots of its own because you have to remember obviously these two countries are still technically and this border along the west see is disputed, in the instance that happened here, they counter dangerous events but there are occasions where ships cross the border accidentally, and what is interesting about what happened overnight is the south korean military think on this occasion the ship entered its waters intentionally, so they are calling it an incursion and as you say it is happening at a time when tension on the korean peninsula is the highest it has been five years now, start a max of the south korean government is worried that the north koreans could be using these kinds of incidences to build tension and potentially justify their next more serious provocation, because also this area in the west see is perceived, or has been the scene of deadly attacks by north korea.— scene of deadly attacks by north korea. ., ., ., ., , north korea. north korea has also fired _ north kore

now what they wanted to do is unite the two koreans. they retreated further north, the americans began advancing. at that point macarthur made a critical error pulled out tenth court and senate around by water which is marked on this map here. but by then the republic of korea troops had already passed and cleared it. furthermore it's very mountainous korea is very mountainous. so it happened was the troops got dispersed and compartmentalized for they got split up as they advanced into north korea. not macarthur was euphoric he was anticipating victory by getting victory in getting troops back home at christmas time. he was exceedingly optimistic about the sort of thing. they were worried the chinese might get involved. they kept questioning macarthur, questioning macarthur, questioning macarthur. he talked to former, he's now deceased, four-star general who would over the chief of staff of the army, joe collins. they met with macarthur and the entire time macarthur paced back and forth and lectured to them about what had gone on and ho

so let me wrap up the korean war. ultimately what happened was -- i know, i am bad with the quicker. ultimately they settled in on the truth line and both sides would attack it will be fighting back and for the big stumbling block was the exchange of prisoners of war. i should mention that both south korea and north korea created the civilian population in each of the countries pretty brutal there were large numbers of north koreans who were captured and imprisoned, as well as chinese who did not want to be repatriated. they did not want to go back to north korea. the un especially led by the u.s. felt like they had no right to force anyone to return home especially when they are going to end authoritarian regime that became a huge stumbling block for prisoner exchanges and therefore the troops. when i first got a job out of graduate school and i went to 4:11 worth at the cds see it with the combat studies institute a guy in the office next to me, jack, gifford had been captured in the korean war. in a prison camp and

uk: the south korean government is trying to deter north korean provocation.e trying to do a lesser stance. for example, yesterday, north korea conducted an exercise with a fighter and bomber plane, and our air force launched fighters to intercept any threat. laura: just trying to get an idea of what his policy is towards the north, because his predecessor attempted engagement, and that did not get far. what is the current government's approach? uk: we are trying to both talk and deal with any threat. the president clearly said that if north korea wants to talk to us, and we will provide any help north korea needs, president yoon called it a gracious unity, only if north korea is coming to the negotiation. but when north korea tried this kind of provocation and south korea will stand firm with the u.s., and also, as you see, what has come from the previous government is korea is now also working with japan. government has its own problem, but yoon [indiscernible] laura: is there enough international cooperation on this? going back to the times of the six party

host: do we know what this does to the north korean people? guest: yeah, so, usually we would have some sense from the n.g.o.'s and from the diplomatic community that are in the country. but because of the zero covid lockdown, all those people have left. that diplomatic community, you know, e.u., australia and others, have been waiting to get back into the country. they have been trying to find out when the government will allow them back into the country and thus far they haven't gotten a positive answer. so because of that it's hard to really gauge how bad the situation is. there clearly is a food shortage in the country. because they generally suffer a one million to two million metric ton foot shortage on a good -- food shortage on a good day annually. the lockdown probably makes that food situation more acute. the expert reports i've seen says it's as bad as it was in the mid 1990's when they suffered a famine that killed 10% of the population, over two million people, in north korea. but undeniably the north korean people are suffering.

young says the launches are in response to us and south korean military exercises. the white house has criticized the opec last oil, produces decision to cut output to move that will hurt the global economy. the opec group, including rushman saudi arabia, will deduce production by 2000000 barrels a day. from november. process president vladimir putin has signed into law. the annexation of 4 ukrainian regions accused forces have been making gains in areas russia now claims to control british prime minister lives trust has closed our parties. annual conference with the pledge to pursue a relentless strategy of economic growth. a new government has had a faltering start of forced into you turn over tax cuts for the rich that sent the pounds value tumbling for brennan reports from birmingham. the brian miller. this has been a conference to forget for liz trust the conservative party. it began with a, you turn on giving a tax break to britain's richest and ended in a speech on disruption that was itself disrupted, bringing it all to a close, the prime minister saying she

and the pentagon, reposition to the aircraft carrier of the korean peninsula. john young reacted by launching 2 more missiles on thursday and sending fighter jets nearest border with south korea. in a phone call, the japanese and south korean leaders condemns the military escalation. the pentagon says the latest tests posed a serious threat to the region. stability thoroughly a noise clear is testing its missile program. ah, it's looking to adapt. and the issue here though is that these actions are provocative. they're dangerous. and as you all know, north korea has not committed to any type of constructive or strategic dialogue on these issues. i'll at the un security council, the u. s. accused china and russia of enabling north korea's leader kim jong. earn my blocking further sanctions, but be jane fed. it is washington, that provoking pyongyang is on the phone with you on the nuclear issue. the us is playing by a double standard, is engaged in political maneuvering poisoning the security environmental's. against this backdrop, the height and tension on the

i will always stand with my korean sisters and brothers. when i heard about those shootings, i thought about the history of my own people. i thought about for little girls bombed in a birmingham church. i thought about the victims of a church in recent years in charlston. i was reminded of the words of a pastor during the era of the nazi regime. he said first they came for the socialist, and i didn't say anything because i was not a socialist. they came for the jews, and i did not say anything because i was not a jew. they came from -- for the trade unionists and the communist, and i said nothing because i was not a trade unionist or communist. but then they came for me and there was no one there took -- to stand for me. we have to stand together. we are in a single garment of destiny, dr. king said. 1 -- when something effects one directly, it effects all of us indirectly. that's why i will always stand with my korean sisters and brothers against a tree and hatred. [applause] [speaking foreign language] -- against bigotry and hatred. [appl

korean peninsula from china, apparently a south korean f 15 fight, a jet dropped to guided bombs on a bombing range out. and in an island in the yellow sea, at the 1st we knew about the launch of the missiles came from residence in the gang of the city on the east coast, reporting on social media hearing these launches happen also reporting a large explosion, undefinable with images, have been released on social media repairing to show this explosion within the confines of a military base. and it does appear as though a missile exploded on launch or just after launch, the south korean military says it is looking into it, but it is highly embarrassing for the south korean military. here it is. all comes at a time of escalating tensions, of course, with the, with the launch of the tuesdays missile and intermediate miss all over the top of japan, possibly in response to navy drills that have been happening off the east coast and were told that the a one of the ships taking part in that the ronald reagan, the 1st aircraft carrier to be deployed on exercise in 5 years has now actually be

that this is sort of fairly typical north korean behavior. and so far, they just don't really care about the sovereignty of the states around them. you may recall that it was launched a missile past that went south or in the missile broke up near the philippines and they just don't care that much. and this is of course, you know, one of the problems that we have in north korea is that they just don't follow the rules very much. and this was, i think, a really good example of that. yeah, that's an interesting point. you make robert because this is the 5th time, but in north korean missile has flown directly over japan with the japanese government even warning its people to take cover. but different. despite that strong condemnation, japan seems pretty palace to do anything about these launches. yeah, and i think we all are, which is to say south korean, the united states as well. it's not really clear to me what we can do to stop these things. there was some obvious magic bullet or some really clear solution. we would have tried it already. i'

this is the sixth north korean launch in 12 days.nalysts believe the firings have allowed them to improve their capabilities. on tuesday, pyongyang raised alarm after it fired a missile over japan for the first time in five years. the ballistic missile flew a distance of 4,600 kilometers, the furthest ever for a north korean projectile. japan's prime minister condemned the repeated launches. >> translator: i have instructed the relevant ministries to provide information to the public and ensure people's safety. this is the sixth time pyongyang has launched missiles in just a short period of time since the end of september. it is absolutely unacceptable. >> the defense minister says japan launched a protest against the north through its embassy in beijing. the launch threatens peace and stability. >>> south korean military sources say pyongyang appears to have fired two different types of short range ballistic missiles. the news agency says military officials are looking into the possibility the first launch was a ballistic missile th

the us, japanese and south korean military is responded with live fire drills a day later. the pentagon reposition to that cropped car. busy off the korean peninsula, jonya and reacted by launching 2 more missiles on thursday and sending fighter jets nearest border with south korea in a phone cool japanese unsolved cream leaders condemns the military escalation. the pentagon says the latest task pose a serious threat to the region. stability, clearly, north korea is testing its missile program. it's looking to adapt. and the issue here though is that these actions are provocative. they're dangerous and as you well know, north korea has not committed to any type of constructive or strategic dialogue on these issues. oh, the un security council, the u. s. acute china and russia of enabling north korea's leader kim jong and by blocking further sanctions. but paging said it is washington the provoking pyongyang is on some resumes on the nuclear issue. the u. s. is playing by a double standard, it is engaged in political maneuvering, poisoning the security environmental's. again

for said, china have insisted that the joints you s south korean drills have per vote north korea, but the u. s. embassy to the u. n. b j to those remarks saying that there is no equivalency between these 2 activities only at north korea. also, cues, washington and its allies affecting it with a military build up international generalist eric? some i believe the north korea sees it's nuclear and missile programs as a necessary deterrent. i should say, on behalf of china, because i'm a permanent resident. you know, that chinese position all along has been that there should be no nuclear weapons on the korean peninsula. china is suppose to further nuclear proliferation. and so as russia differences, they understand why north korea is resorting to this extreme measure because it's a cray united states has had military forces stationed in south korea adjacent right to north korea since the korean war. and just before the recent missile test is conducted, yet another large scale on military operation or military exercise alongside the south korean army. so it's not hard to imagine the minds

it's a good barometer of the current mood on the korean peninsula. when we visited 3 years ago, border guards and tourists were clearly visible on the north korean side to day, no one as the north has virtually cut itself off from the outside world. since the start of the pandemic, even more recently they were, i've not even seen them come out of the building with the demarcation line that leaders stepped across a midsummer diplomacy hoax 3 years ago. now weeds grow on the northern side of it and in 2019 the military dispensed with their weapons and helmets. in a further sign of improving relations with the hopes, soldiers from both sides of the line would be able to mingle freely to day. that still hasn't happened where they were never able to come to an agreement on that. so that did not one of developing all the only signs of life on the northern side farm workers in distant fields. but on the southern side with restrictions because of the pandemic and the fear of swine flu being lifted, this border area is accessible once more, as one of the worl

thursday, when the south koreans carried out an artillery firing. drill. and then we saw north careers there war planes flying around 10 of them to close to the dmc, where it was close enough for the south koreans then to scramble their jets, including its f. a 30 fives and rob. we've seen this unprecedented period of missile activity from the north. what's been the response in the south them yeah, i mean, both said the military and intelligence officials were up very early in meetings this friday morning. we've heard from the national security council, they have condemned this action also from the joint chiefs of staff. and from june seagal, the south korea's president as also given an assurance to south korea that it is able to defend itself if it, if it had to. and saying that that there is a lot of water, tight readiness of south korea's military, but it does, it does follow with this incredible actor as a surgeon activity and miss our launch is from the north with north korea saying at the start of this week on monday that it is determined to develop

south korean drills have per vote north korea, but the u. s. embassy to, to the you had did reject those remarks and said that there was no equivalency between these 2 artifices. early at north korea also accused washington on this allies of threats in it with the military buildup. international journalist, eric summers blaze, the north korea seas. it's miss all programs as a necessary deterrent i should say on behalf of china, because i'm a permanent resident of german. ah, the chinese position all along has been that there should be no nuclear weapons on the korean peninsula. china is a close to further nuclear proliferation and so is russia. indifference is they understand why north korea is resorting to this extreme measure because it's a cray united states has had military forces stationed in south korea adjacent right to north korea since the korean war. and just before the recent missile test is conducted, yet another large scale on military operation or military exercise alongside the south korean army. so it's not hard to imagine th

south korea and the us have been holding joint maritime drills in response to a north korean missile launch. a soft, a south korean ballistic missile malfunctioned and crashed into the outskirts of a military base. early this week, during a long life i exercised conducted with american forces of the crash which occurred and made a high intentions with north korea who was panic among local residents. and we used to pull an official in the city where the incident took place accused the government of using taxpayer money for weapons that threatened the country's own people. the short range missa was a with a war heads that didn't detonate upon impact. no casualties for report was it. the exercises began days off the u. s. vice president pamela harris, visited south korea and a show of solidarity with sol as neighboring at north korea. roundtop its own tests of its strategic arsenal. early this week, the communist country testify the message that flew over japan and landed in the pacific ocean. and a response to pan on the u. s. a. of the un security council to take action accusing russi

we are learning from the south korean military that north| south korean military that north korea firedles and that is according to yonhap the south korean service. early we had reported the coastguard as well as yonhap had appeared to seen. .net they may have seen earlier one this week but what is interesting about this is that they are shooting this torts depend ——japan. it is the they are shooting this torts depend —— japan. it is the first since 2017. let's turn to somalia now, where aid agencies and local officials are warning of a looming catastrophe, with hundreds of thousands of people in the country threatened by starvation after the worst drought in forty years. somalia is in the horn of africa, and has a long history of droughts. but a succession of them, turbo—charged by climate change, has driven many people from their homes. those that remain are cut off from potential help by a long—running islamist insurgency. al—shabab militants —— who control parts of the country seen here in black —— restrict the delivery of aid. and it's in these areas where more than half of the peo

this comes as a south korean ballistic ballistic missile malfunction and crashed on the outskirts of a military base on wednesday during a life fire dro conducted with american forces. the crash which occurred amid heightened tensions with north korea, cause panic among local residents, municipal official in this city where the incident took place accused the government of using taxpayer money for weapons that threaten the country. his own people, the short range missiles equipped with a war head that didn't at nay upon impact, no casualties were reported. now the exercises began, days after you, as vice president comma harris visited south korea and a show of solidarity with ceo as neighboring north korea ramped us has of its own strategic arsenal. earlier this week, north korea test fired a missile over japan into the pacific ocean. in response, japan and the u. s. urged the un security council to take action accusing russia and china of enabling the north korean nuclear program. russia has said that the sanctions against north korea have come to a dead end without achieving the de

a military operation or military exercise alongside the south korean army. so it's not hard to imagine the mindset of north korean leaders who seen this and think we'd better show that we're not like.

south korean drills have provoked north korea. but the us on back to the us, rejected those remarks saying there is no equivalency between these 2 activities. earlier, no career or still acute washington and its allies of threatening it with a military build up. international journalist, eric some, i believe north korea seed it's nuclear and miss all programs is a necessary to terrence against perceived regression. i should say on behalf of china because i'm a permanent resident of gender, that chinese positional along has been that there should be no nuclear weapons on the korean peninsula. china, is it close to further nuclear proliferation? and so is russia. indifference is they understand why north korea is resorting to this extreme measure because it's afraid. united states has had military forces stationed in south korea adjacent right to north korea since the korean war. and just before the recent missile jazz is conducted yet another large scale, a military operation or military exercise alongside the south korean army. so

as after a south korean ballistic my cell malfunctioned and crashed into the outskirts of a military base early this week during a live fine exercise conducted with american forces. the crash which occurred amid height intentions with north korea cause panic among local residence. and he used to pull off officially in the city where the incident took place accused the government of using taxpayer money for weapons reflecting the country's own people . a short range missiles was equipped with a wall head that didn't detonate upon impasse. no casualties were reported. exercises began days off the u. s. pro vice president carmella harris visited to south korea and a show of solidarity with sol as neighboring north korea. roundtop tests of its own strategic arsenal. early this week, the communist country testified a missile that flew over japan and landed in the pacific ocean. it was bonds, japan, and the usaa the un security council to take action accusing russia and china of enabling the north korean nuclear program. russia has said the sanctions against north korea have come to a dead

this is the 7th time a north korean miss. alice flown over japan. tokyo said this may have been the longest yet. the ballistic missile travelled for about 4600 kilometers before crashing into the pacific ocean, fired in a different direction. that would be far enough to hit the u. s. island of graham. the u. s. was quick to condemn the launch and called it dangerous and reckless. and south korea vowed a tough response. i had only little more hung. well, such reckless nuclear provocation would face a resolute response from our military as well as our allies and the international community are hello thalia junior high pushing north korean leader kim john own, has long been working on expanding the country's missile program. and it's nuclear capabilities. last month, north korea declared itself in nuclear weapons state ruling out any possibility of de nuclear ization. military experts believe this message was an intermediary range, ballistic missile, most likely of our song, 12 shown in these images of a north korean military pa

and the north korean say that that is a new type of missile. they also say that they have been practicing and developing the technology to have to have explosions in the air above the ground. now that's the kind of delivery that you would you, if you were launching a nuclear device. so as a rob was just saying, kim john own, made acquiring tactical nuclear weapons, a top priority. it a key party congress in january last year. tactical nuclear weapons are different from long range, strategic nuclear weapons, as they can be used over short distances. they can be deployed in many different ways and even fired as artillery shells on battlefields. the size and power of these weapons can vary from less than one killer on to $100.00 killer tons. by comparison, the atomic bomb dropped on hiroshima, in the 2nd world war was 15 kilo tons. north korea revised its nuclear doctrine last month. this law includes using preemptive nuclear strikes to protect itself. if an enemy, nations tries to remove conjunction from power and kim has declared the north, an i

now, according to south korean military officials, at the 1st time the mythos have been detected from this area. so the suspicion is that they were launched from mobile launches. so they seems to be north korea again developing and illustrating its ability to deploy and launch missiles relatively quickly, wherever it chooses. one flu, 350 kilometers. the 2nd one, flu, 800 kilometers, landing in the seas that separate the korean peninsula from japan. and all of this comes, of course, as we have these heightened tensions with this escalation, since choose days. launch of this intermediate missile by north korea over the top of japan, which then a saw response from south korean. and us forces firing with barrow missiles and organizing their own ad drills. and now the redeployment of the ronald reagan strike group, this aircraft carrier in korean waters for the 1st time, 5 years now being re deployed back to these waters again. and rob, what sort of reaction have we had been from both north and south korea to this escalation? yeah, there's been a tough reaction from south. correct. saying

when a crush him a south korean capital sole left over $150.00 dead. around 800000 people, a thought to have flocked to the narrow alley ways of it's. i won what happened next. in the streets remains of clear butcher's, dozens of young people collapsed. strangers administered cpr to those in need. witnesses described scenes of chaos unfolding on the streets around them. toys we came here around denby, m. what we saw was like a scene from a movie in front of the hotel over there. exactly. was like things that happened using a wall. they were doing cpr and people were rushing around and nothing was being contained and it was completely out of control. why it wasn't on the, on the cerebral or it, it will. i turn around and i had told the crowd, if i come this way, people are dying. your 3rd in there. oh that it was south korean president units ok, all visited the scene before announcing a period of national morning nurse, who mila angel as president, who was responsible for people's lives and safety. how my heart is heavy and i struggled to cope with my g

and south korean military exercises. a white house has criticize the opec plus oil producers decision to cut output call to get a move that will hurt the global economy. plus group, including russia and saudi arabia would reduce production by $2000000.00 barrels a day from russia's president, fundament putin has signed into law. the allocation of 4 ukrainian regions, but keeps forces have been making gains and errors. russia now claims to control. now the you and has warning at somalia is facing famine as it suffers its worst drought and living memory humanitarian chief martin griffith is calling on the international community to deliver aid immediately. my whole bar report it's been a prolonged drought in somalia. some of its regions haven't seen rain in 2 years. desperate for food, water, and grazing for their cattle, thousands of people are fleeing their homes, walking long distances under the scorching sun. where hammered. i my dear year and his family left their coastal city. the 60 year old says he had to walk more

so it's not hard to imagine the mindset of north korean leaders who see this and think we better show that we're not like iraq was some years ago when i said weapons of mass destruction that didn't have any. so it was invaded and now delayed us from russia's her song region where 5 people have reportedly been killed, ukrainian force, it struck civilian areas allegedly, with a high mars missile. let's take a look at the latest pictures we have, where you can see the images are side to show the aftermath of the attack. 2 buses were destroyed, while at least 3 people were also reportedly wounded. across on the russian republic of don nascar t war correspondent andre philosophy has been wounded for a 2nd time while covering the military conflict. he was hit by shrapnel while preparing a report about an ongoing battle in the area. and a warning. the following footage contains some graphic content with some your new mucus. i knew i was hit again. another small wound, i don't need any metal for this. it's awesome, great achievement. it had me right here in my hip, since it's not a big deal.

and at the north korean say that that is a new type of missile. they also say that they have been practicing and developing the technology to have a, to have explosions in the air above the ground. now that's the kind of deliver that you would use if you were launching a nuclear device. so this is very serious developments in the north koreans of obviously saying that they are committed to this nuclear path. in fact, the just last month they enshrined in law the fact that they are now a nuclear power making it illegal haven to discuss giving up their nuclear weapons . saying that kim jong and is basically ruling out any dialogue and feeling that there is no necessity to do so for that that, that from it's robert bride force the in seoul, south korea. now the head of the roman catholic church says the treatment of migrants is criminal and sinful. to francis was speaking to this li prepares for a new right wing coalition government the van to crack down on illegal immigrants. and the barbara has the story, one by one, all the people are ok. precario