the right here in little south korea, i'm with some south korean fans right now, film and henzy. so can you just tell me what are you doing here and kata over the wall cup? have you seen any matches as well? yes, i work in the airlines here, so i live here. she's my cousin. she's a famous youtube or in korea and henzy pansy, very nice to meet you. and we just saw the match with korean versus or guy today. oh and how did you feel about the much? oh my god, absolutely fantastic, absolutely amazing. to be honest before the much i did look for it, our team, korea to win. but as we all know, team guy is really strong. so for our result, we're more than happy we really appreciate all and each are team players. and you know, i really look forward for the match with ghana team. i was the lead is actually up to the exciting match today. and can you tell me if that will help you tubing from here as well? yes she is. she actually of finished her filming for today the match with oral guy . and we actually have a really exciting them, you know, videos. so it'll be on her content. and that's o

>> raf sanchez in seoul, little south korea, thank you so much.providing russia with a significant number of artillery shells. >> to other korea denied intelligence support that it supplied weapons to russia and had no plans to do so. today antony blinken is in germany with fellow g7 ministers focusing on keeping the west united behind ukraine. also this morning, ukraine's largest nuclear power plant once again disconnected from the power grid following russian shelling according to the company. they will return to the agreement which allows shipments of grain to leave ukrainian ports just days after russia announced it would leave the deal. joining us now nbc news pentagon correspondent courtney kube and a former commanding general of the united states army. courtney, along with the report that they're supplying russia, and there are reports that russia may require less conventional weapons from iran? >> yeah. that's right. i mean, in this case, there's a lot of news out there and a lot of these roads are leading back to russia. on the korean fro

leaders of made to the ish to her soul, a south korea respectively from 70 being in vietnam and toe being in solar. it's important to mark that to remember that a little bit faster, mac and president, just such g as going back to south korea. and this is important because east africa that to east african leaders in the 3 pleased african country, the regional block and historical the market of about 315000000 people is looking for new trading. come business and technology from tears as it may means to position itself for any economy development. and it's important that these 2 countries and not as so what to call the ation to the to country. they can region officially can and you can and then you have had a lot of partnerships with the big boy in issue that is china. and while it brought what we call in for structural kind of development, the uniform world has not worked, especially for africa. simba boy has reached agreements with the u. k for the return of historical skulls stolen by the patients trophies during the colonial era . documents of surface confirming the executions of symbolic way and freedom fighters with their skulls taken to the u. k.

it just got a little bit tighter and south korea being able to get that point knowing that they are portugal and gonna still took to come. it makes it that much more intense. it makes it that much more a margin for error, pretty much minimal. no, another 2 is going to be very happy is gonna because they want to go into their final match against your wife, with a sense of revenge and also with it having to mean something which it most likely will. and jim, it can that talked about how this is such an open great and how it's become even more open after that result. you think you require a risk now? or we will see it sir, for me that most valenzuela probably this her group age. it's leaves these set. draw white open of course for history and names. you might say portugal enter away should be that the names should take into account, but our opening games are always tricky. and it was certainly an undertaking go list said draw a voice. so my char tactical order on the south korea. it's not going to be as if all away from neither departure is when they, when they faced, they the, the ations that m

south korea, respectively. and from 70 being in vietnam and toll being in solar, it's important to mark that to remember that a little bit faster. mckennan president, you know, just panel such as going back to south korea. and this is important because east africa, the to east african leaders in the 3 invested pleased african country. they read, you know, blocking east africa, the market to about 300. 15000000 people is looking for new trading. come business and technology from tears as it may the means to position itself for any economy development. and it's important that these 2 countries and not as so what you call the ation, dave, that the to country they say can region officially kenyon, uganda, and tanzania have had a lot of partnerships with the big boy in issue that is china. and while it does brought what we call in for structural kind of development, the uniform world has not worked, especially for africa. la salva now debbie shields, checkouts all c dot com for the latest breaking news. no dates must see a ride back here at the top of the hour. thank you for watching. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, in.

now another mentioned being played a bit later, which is a little late certain is gonna versus south korea. now gonna is the worst team in this competition. south korean approached or had said that the team could be difficult to. now i have spoken to the head of a supported to any of that has learned about 5 or 600 members a and many lighter on they will come in from across out there are. those are signed into some supported back in ghana, actually in the village buildable lots on that. not already on. they're not going to be able to watch the match. they're not even certain that we all to the sense it either in this district in northern gonna it's not fruit hanging from the tree, but nobody foods and radios the trying to get a strong enough signal to follow the teams progress in the world come near life let know in readiness, we don't have electricity and this is the only tree in the district where we can get mobile phone and radio signals. but even when you hang the radio, you have to be lucky to catch the waves. we feel like we cut off from the rest of the world that the oh do you mean

leaders of made to the ish to sol, south korea, and respectfully from 70 being in vietnam, and toll being in solar the component to mark that to remember that a little bit faster. mccann in president just panel sex g as a going back to south korea. and this is important because east africa that to east african leaders and pleased african countries, the regional block in east africa. the market of about 315000000 people is looking for new trading. come business and technology from tia's as it made means to position itself full in economic development. and it's important to know that these 2 countries and not the as so what you call the ation day, that the 2 countries the us can region officially can. and you can. and then you have had a lot of partnerships with the big boy in issue that has changed into while it brought what we call infrastructure of kind of development. the uniform world or not walked, especially for africa like you officials of last at washington and accusing the us of making a full tune from the conflict of ukraine while europe suffers with something that america needs to understand that it's relations with the blogs member states

leaders of made to the ish to her sole south korea respectively that from 70 being in vietnam and toll being in solar. it's important to mark that to remember that a little bit faster. mccann in president, you know, just such g as a going back to south korea. and this is important because east africa that to east african lead us in the 3 pleased african countries. the regional block in east africa, the market of about 315000000 people is looking for new trading. come business and technology frontiers as it made means to position itself for any comic development. and it's important to know that these 2 countries and not the as so what you call the ation to the, to country. the stuff can region officially can and you can. and then you have had a little bit of partnerships with the big boy in issue that has changed into while it brought what we call in for structural kind of development. the uniform world or not walked, especially for africa, staying with africa's in by way has reached an agreements with the u. k. for the return of historical school stolen by the british as trophies during the colonial era. documents has, i've surfaced confirming the execut

korea. that would become a nuclear war,s especially when the north koreans have very little intelligence when god forbid they launch an attack on southy would launch a full nuclear strike on ports, bridges, all the infrastructure in south korea to prevent the united states from amassing troops and doing a regime change operation and that means millions of people would die in that scenario. i think i'm very glad to see fox do a lot of coverage on north korea. a lot of the media has completely forgot about it and it's very important. dagen: before we go, harry, treasury secretary janet yellen will travel to india next week and indonesia in two weeks for the g20 summit, yell yen is hopg to strengthen economic ties between the u.s. and india and try to overcome g20 divisions over russia and the war on ukraine. your thoughts about her trip there and if she can actually aca michigan anything. >> -- accomplish anything. >> i think it's important to lay the ground work. i think for the longest time the united states has really underappreciated india, trying to bring india into the west. it is a vital country that we need to be much more alig

conflict and i think particularly ministration in south korea, which is more hawkish and conservative administration, would like to step up and be a little bit more tough with north korea. but it's really difficult to find a way to do that. right now if there was like a good silver bullet, responded these north green tests, your any government will try that last 10 or 15 years. and so my guess is quite honestly, that was really report, well, look, i mean, as we know periods of tensions come and go on the korean peninsula. but with these latest development, how volatile is a situation and do you expect it to get worse? yes, it will get worse because the north koreans aren't going to stop. and this is really the core problem, right? i mean, every couple weeks, every few months is in the past or something. but now they're going to be like a nuclear test before the end of the year. right? i mean, all of the sort of ad. so the threats potentially at some point there's going to be some kind of break. i mean, there's going to be going need to be some kind of response, right? ideally, that would be a negotiated solution where we can get that int

south korea, and respectfully, but from 70 being in vietnam. and toll being in solar, it's important to mark that to remember that a little, probably the 1st time i can in president, you know, just panel such as going back to south korea. and this is important because east africa, the to east africa leaders and the 3 pleased african country, the original block in east africa to the market of about 315000000 people is looking for new trading. come business and technology from tears as it may the means to position itself for any comic development. and it's important to know that this 2 countries are not as so what you call the ation day. that the 2 countries this us can region officially can. and you can, and then you have had a lot of partnerships with the big boy in issue that his chain ups. and while it brought what he called in for structural kind of development, the union follow older not walked, especially for africa. moving on now the u. s says sanctioned 3 iranian security officials full talk, the protest in the countries kurdish majority areas of something that sarah has justified. so i think national security concerns. this comes as was

south korea leaders. these countries were a little bit concerned about the provocation in china after speaker pelosi's visitiwan, and they want to calm down what is going on in terms of the u.s.-china relations. they want a stable approach, because these countries not only have military bases on their land, so at the u.s. was drawn to conflict, they would also be on the fringes of that conflict, but also other things when it comes to the chips. this is something japan and south korea have not fully backed the u.s. approach. and china says the u.s. is trying to maintain hegemony within the international order. so on these kind of topics, allies want to see the u.s. and china communicating. the president said he spoke to allies, or his team said he spoke to alice before coming into this meeting. so potentially president biden heard some of their concerns. jonathan: russia is at the epicenter of some of the conversations. can you talk about what has happened over the next 24 hours as there have been conflicting reports? annmarie: there was a report from the ap that sergei lavrov, who is here instead of preside

one of the missiles splashed down just 40 miles off the coast of south korea despite the missile landing in international waters a little close for comfort many on the peninsula fear one day where these north korean missiles could fly off course. mostly cloudy has tested more missiles this year, guys, than ever in its history. south korea's military striking strike aircraft and show of force of its own not long after the launch dropping laser guided bombs. technically the korean war as never ended. both sides agreed to a truce but never signed a peace treaty. a strike group held joint exercises with the south koreans offshore. greatly angering the north and south korea's defense minister plans to visit lloyd austin at the pentagon tomorrow. south korea's military brass describing the response in a recent statement, quote: our military's precise strike showed our will to firmly respond to any north korean provocations. including short range ballistic missiles and our capability and readiness to precisely target our enemy. now, it's not just on the korean peninsula tensions are high but arabian peninsula as well where u.s

little thing. the fact that our, the german plane carrying olive sholtes flew out to south korea after dropping us all off here and is due to come back later to pick everybody up. of course, the germs not wanting to leave the crew exposed to chinese draconian quarantine rules. so sort of parking the plane away in south korea during the course of the day. richard walker keep negative. i think it would be to bother. thank you for joining us with your analysis from bay one member of shelters governing coalition as described the chances trip to beijing as the most controversial by a german leader in the past 50 years. the energy crisis resulting from roches warren ukraine has prompted rethinking in berlin and other capitals about relying too much on doing business with authoritarian ration. change through trade for years that must germany's china policy. oma chancellor, anglo merkel champion the idea throughout her 16 years and power, suggesting that making money in fostering change go hand in hand. china is now germany's biggest trade partner and concerns are growing. that this has made germany dange

south korea. they believe. so then that was. and then they decided to sweeten the bow a little bit by saying and if the united states could work withallies to put in place the conditions to adopt the sole purpose of no first use policy without risk to our allies. the d let's work toward it. the trump administration rejected it. for the time being, this is off the table. melanie: i want to ask all of you if this document, when it comes to nuclear employment, does the npr help you to understand under what conditions the administration would or would not use a nuclear weapon in the context of a russian investigation in ukraine and the ongoing war? bob: i would say no. we don't have a clue what the u.s. would do, we are facing this with russia and ukraine, and how would we respond to it? the current policy is not that we would use nuclear weapons against these large nonnuclear threats, we would reserve the right to do it. we might consider the use and we say might consider the use and we want to maintain an ambiguous position. whether or not we would in the event actually use nuclear weapons and in many of these cases i don't think we

south korea closes the standings with one point, and today also in the age group, a little later in the evening at 21:00 kyiv time, the national teams of portugal and uruguay will meet in the first round. the portuguese national team managed to beat ghana, and uruguay, despite a powerful offensive line, lost to south korea without a goal in the final round of the group stage. ghana will play uruguay. south korea and portugal, these matches took place on the second of december. the composition of both national teams, in particular, special attention is now focused, of course, on the leader of portugal and cristiano ronaldo, who left manchester united in november, the player and the club agreed, we stopped cooperation and now we will talk about our native ukrainian football, because the championship of ukraine continues despite the fact that the war is going on in ukraine, despite the fact that the world championship is taking place in a distant boat, the matches of the ukrainian premier league are being played in ukraine, and today happened without exaggeration sensation is definitely th

little different story. our main allies in northeast asia, japan and south korea, have grown increasingly worried about the growing nuclear missile capabilities of china, in particular, but japan and north korea for both japan and south korea and they wonder if the ability of china and north korea to strike the u.s. homeland with nuclear weapons will weaken american resolve to come to the defense of our allies as we are committed to do. politicians in south korea and in the ruling party have various ways of strengthening deterrence. one way is to deploy u.s. -- redeployed u.s. nuclear weapons -- redeploy u.s. nuclear weapons. another way is to adopt nato type nuclear sharing arrangements with south korea. and these arrangements involve training south korean pilots actually to deliver u.s. nuclear weapons in the event of war. a third way is for south korea itself to develop its own indigenous nuclear weapons capability. the biden administration doesn't take any of these approaches, but what alternatives are there? you could see in npr are ideas for reinforcing extended deterrence. one idea is to maintain the capabi

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little bit drier in the north on sunday. very wet across the south—east. this is bbc news. the headlines... tokyo and seoul say north koreanese government to issue a rare emergency alert to residents to stay indoors. japan and south korea have both condemned pyongyang's actions. after ten days of peace talks, a surprise deal has been reached between the government of ethiopia and rebel forces in tigray for a permanent cessation of hostilities. the two—year conflict has left hundreds of thousands dead, almost five million displaced, and a population on the brink of starvation. president biden has said americans must unite in opposition to "political violence" — saying democracy

little bit drier in the north on sunday. very wet across the south—east. welcome to bbc news — i'm mark lobel. our top stories... the japanese government issues a rare emergency alert after north koreace deal after nearly two years of civil war in ethiopia. it's hoped vital aid can now flow into northern tigray — where 90% of the population is going hungry. there's less than a week to go until the us midterm elections — president biden says democracy itself is on the line. we must have one overwhelming unified voice, speak as a country, and say there is no place, no place, for voter intimidation and political violence in america. and — the legacy of invasion — how is russia's war on ukraine affecting russians back home?

south korea knowing that they are all clear. now they need to fight for that top position in that group. talking about brazil, they struggled a littlehout the poster boy of the team. you have reggie go coming on, and the entire front line. that's what differentiates them between who they are as brazil is five-time world champions, and all that matters at this point is whether they win nicely are just collected three points, it doesn't matter, they are in the run of 16. >> it could all be about to change. >> it was a very low moment for african football. looking at round to, you have the feeling that now there is hope, now there's a feeling the teams can do it. it's all about the attitude, looking at morocco going into the game, they have top class world players, playing at the highest level in the world but also the coaches understood how to get the very best from that particular group of players. it has worked for them. looking at tunisia, they've been very disappointing. they got to the final slasher in december here in qatar but they've not r

towards the yellow sea easing a little further east, which as we go through our monday longest bells the frame may be a bit of a winfrey mix there into north chris, south korea. we'll also see some shares wanted to shower into eastern parts of japan, but essentially it's largely dry and settle quite so therefore the southeast of china and in to tie weather will be some showers, merging me the showers that we have across a good part of south east asia, usual seasonal range coming through here really quite nicely. just sinking a little further south is but some rather heavy ones. they're just around the malay peninsula into our smarter over the next day or 2 where we have what he see, some larvae showers and some live showers to for the philippines, live the showers longest, both afraid to, into southern parts of india and into shanker. another area cloud just up towards the northern parts of pakistan, sliding out of afghanistan, a western disturbance that will make its way further east was even western, as the pakistan says, some right now she said does tend to slow up with him. alas, the weather sponsored by cat on a ways a ah ah, you're watching l just a re

south korea. knowing that they're all clear, but now they need to fight for that took position in that group. but talking about brazil, they struggled a little bit without name or yes, we know he's the poster boy of the team. and you have rodrigo coming on and finishes and you know the entire frontline but looking at because the mirror and the goal, that's what you know, differentiate them between you know, who they are as brazil, as 5 time or champions and also an average team. they can get a go from anything, and that's all that matters at this point. whether they win nicely beautiful or just collect the 3 point. it doesn't matter then to the round of 16 and no african teams in the last 16 at the last cup in russia. 4 years ago, but that could all be about to change. yes, that was a very low moment for african football. but looking at, you know, around 2 of the group stage, much as you have a feeling that now there's hope. now there's a feeling that the teams can do that and it's really all about the attitude. looking at morocco going into that game. they knew they have a good squad and they have top class was what play is high games yet?

south korea to extend joint military exercises. great shipments from ukraine are expected to receive on wednesday. despite present bottom is lensky raising security concerns. russia confirmed little alarm vessels to continue exporting. great after earlier suspending, it involved but is government to add rebel forces from the countries to grow a region of agree to and to fighting. the breakthrough comes after a 2 year war. the skill, tens of thousands of people, and displaced millions of others. president joe biden says democracy in the u. s. is under attack the address the nation days before midterm elections. arden says donald trump's claims about a stolen election of fuel political violence. a white house correspondent, kimberly hallett as well. ah, these are the images president joe biden hopes voters will remember on tuesday as they cast their ballots in mid term congressional elections. supporters of former president donald trump storming the u. s. capital building, attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. a threat he says, remains to day. if he refuses to accept the will of the people who refuses to accept the fact that he lost his abused his po

south brianna's fod several missiles in response to north korea's launch of 10 missiles into the eastern sea. sol says it's the 1st time the bizarre from little falls so close to its territorial waters. kenya is deploying its troops to the debit. contract republic of congo, help in the fight against the m. 23 rebels. it comes as the un mission withdrew its troops from a major military basely east, for the rebels of trying to advance. brazil's president has broken 2 days of silence following his defeat and a presidential vote on sunday gibe also. norah suggested that his supporters who have been blocking roads across the country should not impede transit, but he refused to congratulate his rival, president elect to let a silver or admit that he'd lost the election. to see a newman has more from supp holler. after 2 days, president jade boss, soneta finally came out to speak in public. but he did not use his address to the nation to clearly and unambiguously concede defeat. rather, he talked about the protests that have blocked many epistles, roach was otherwise the more visible, blithe the current popular movements are the result of indignatio

september, his little rather nico, who plays with him at athletic mehldau, decided to stick with spain. 2 brothers playing for 2 countries gonna face an uphill battle against south korean. south korea's in the top 30 well teams gonna is in the top 65 and south korea has attackers with the quality of sun kung men. their coach paolo bento is called the copy to back in portugal for his record in taking teams to the very top. but players like in i could williams are used to big games, spare used to pressure, and he is determined to pay back the trust his country and his team have placed it in ah .

september, his little rather nico, who plays with him at athletic mehldau, decided to stick with spain. 2 brothers playing for 2 countries, gonna face an uphill battle against south korean. south korea in the top 30 well teams garner is in the top. 65 i'm south korea has attackers with the quality of sun young men, their coach paolo bento is called the copy to back in portugal for his record in taking teams to the very top. but players like in i could williams are used to big gains, spare used to pressure, and he is determined to pay back. the trust is country and his team have placed it in ah oh, take you through some of the headlines here and al jazeera. now people in several cities across china have protested for a 3rd day against the government strict cove with 19 measures. it's a rare display of public defiance against one of presidents. she jenkins, policies, church and talk thanks for a few that is a heavy burden, but i didn't think this many people would come. i always thought that in china's current society, there aren't the conditions to organize something like this. because as everyone knows in the past few years, our freedom of speech to various ways we express ourselves

south korea ahead of us. we did see that 10-year yield cause little change.e things investors are watching close at the start of trade is the reaction to fed officials. more joining this course stressing the need for further rate hikes of the months ahead. that led to a move higher for the dollar this morning looking like this against the yen as we continue to see the move into safe haven assets. japanese stocks are in the red at the start of trade. we have some eco-data weighing into the picture, jobless rate sticking it to .6%, a sign of -- 2.6 percent, as sign of tightening the labor market. with the korean index, a significant drop, tech heavy, some of it happening in china that is a story today. we get more details on how much companies are being affected, apple saying they could be cutting 6 million units on the worker protests. the korean won, trading with a general tone of risk aversion, it being weighed down by this happening domestically in korea. we have strikes there. the government may return -- issue a return to work order when they have a cabin

little dog. from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good wednesday morning, everyone we begin with the latest barrage of missiles from north korea. one of those missiles landed close enough to south korea to set off air raid sirens enforced residents into underground shelters. this is the closest of ballistic missile has ever come to its border. more than 10 missiles were fired in all, apparently in response to ongoing military drills conducted by the us and soul. abc s matt gutman has more on the significance. there are a couple of notable firsts here. has ideou korea'srth korean balc territorial borders about 60 miles south of its maritime border, it's also the largest number of ballistic missiles fired at once by north korea since kim jong un inherited power pretty big deal here. in south korea, the president ordering his national security council into an emergency meeting. analysts tell me that this could be the north, trying to set the groundwork for another nuclear test. there hasn't been one since 2017. thanks to matt and south korea responded by test firing three missiles of its own. meanwhile, back here at home, big news today affecting your money is expected to raise in

little different story. our main allies in northeast asia, japan and south korea, have grown increasingly worried about the growing nuclear missile capabilities of china, in particular, but japan and north korea for both japan and south korea and they wonder if the ability of china and north korea to strike the u.s. homeland with nuclear weapons will weaken american resolve to come to the defense of our allies as we are committed to do. politicians in south korea and in the ruling party have various ways of strengthening deterrence. one way is to deploy u.s. -- redeployed u.s. nuclear weapons -- redeploy u.s. nuclear weapons. another way is to adopt nato type nuclear sharing arrangements with south korea. and these arrangements involve training south korean pilots actually to deliver u.s. nuclear weapons in the event of war. a third way is for south korea itself to develop its own indigenous nuclear weapons capability. the biden administration doesn't take any of these approaches, but what alternatives are there? you could see in npr are ideas for reinforcing extended deterrence. one idea is to maintain the capabi

korea. this is not vietnam . as now we are back with mr. we can get a little bit worse worse worse communication thank you mr. solomakh i want to ask you about the southinciple as much as possible now there is some danger after freeing the khersons thus they maybe the chances of an offensive on mykolaiv, then on to odesa, which is now a danger to odesa, let’s say there from a naval point of view, so i will talk from the point of view of a land officer why because, uh, in order to somehow storm odesa about maritime about maritime danger from the point of view of a land officer, this means a question of landing, making an impression on the odessa direction means it is impossible to conduct. actually, the black sea fleet after he confirmed according to the official data that the general staff now provides that it is 15 ships including the flagship of the black sea fleet, it actually turned into a luftwaffe and into a flotilla, and the power of one flotilla is only enough to carry out some diversionary sorties, and at the same time to participate in massive missile strikes because there are several carriers of cruise missiles caliber or submarines, it’s p

little bit of cloud up towards the yellow sea. this system will make its way casias c into the korean peninsula, snow one, the northern flank or that and that wet weather eventually pushing into south korea as well. it will continue to make its way further. east was japan seeing some of that wet weather across western parts upon chew into arcada as we go through where tuesday. not too bad in t. ok by this. these temperatures around 20 degrees celsius. still a few showers into tie one much to try to last. you try but for central western parts and wet weather coming in here. wet weather continue across southern parts of india. flank are also sing lavish hours on the northeast lemon. soon. much of india is dry. it is warm as well up towards good rock where we seen temperature touching 39 celsius november record heat in good, a rats on saturday and stays very warm over the next few days. where we do have a western disturbance tried to push him across western parts of pakistan. northern pakistan tended to snow over the foothills of the himalayas. the still a few showers. just look in the way down was at southeast corner of india. and i shall as once again make in the way it is for lanka. aah!

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little relief in the slow battle to take the city from the russians. >> nic robertson, stay safe over there. >>> other news we're following, the aggressive provocations by north korea. southays north korea fired at least 23 missiles, the most in a single day, further escalating tensions in the region. cnn's oren liebermann is following all this for us from the pentagon. oren, how significant is this new barrage of missile launches? >> it's significant for a number of regions. 23 missiles of different types fired in one day, including short-range ballistic missile. that according to south korea is a record for short-range missiles fired in a 24-hour period. one of those landed very close to south korea's territorial waters, near what's known as the northern limit line. that and in itself is very noteworthy. the question, was that an accident or intentional by the north koreans? it's also noteworthy because this didn't happen in a vacuum. this is the 29th time this year that north korea has launched multiple missiles. that's including intermediate-range ballistic missile, short-range as well as cruise missiles. the missile that landed near south korea's territorial waters,

spoke for a little over three hours and they cover ad range of issues including north korea's nuclear threat. that was a big point that president biden discussed with the leaders from japan and southea before leaving cambodia. the president had planned to ask xi to use his influence over pongyang to try to tamp some of this down. biden framed this as a mute all interest but said in conclusion he is unsure if china can in fact control north korea. nevertheless he made clear china does have a responsibility to try in that area because if not, the u.s. would need to respond defensively in a way that in biden's words would be up in china's face although not directed at china. he said he is confident that china is not looking for further escalation on nukes in north korea and he listed one other big point from president xi own nuclear weapons, with respect to ukraine. listen. president biden: we discussed russia's aggression against ukraine, reaffirmed our shared belief in the threat or use of nuclear weapons is totally unacceptable. reporter: through president biden is about the strongest directive that we have heard from china toward russia on the war in ukraine, stuart? stuart: jacq

little bit on that. a direct question about taiwan, being in-country as opposed to approximate. and another question about north korea on the uptake. what needs to change in japan and south korea for the u.s. military disposition? dark out we got a quarter billion words in the index to address all of this. i don't know that we can get into all the details. in general, the posture is not what it was in the past. career veterans will often talk about how during the cold war, the air force had 29 squadrons squadrons in europe alone. the active component today is 32 total. 32 across the air force active. in the old days he had 29 just stationing in europe. today the u.s. army has two brigades, a stryker brigade infantry brigade terminally based in europe. a far cry from the level of u.s. presence back in the cold war. the same thing. dramatic drawdown on the korean peninsula. minimal footprint in japan, all things considered compared to the cold war. when the 1990's occurred, we brought everybody back home. we maintained a token presence abroad in these other regions. 9/11 happens. now it is counterterrorism, counterinsurgency. primarily in afghanistan and iraq. we focused o

south korea against ghana, the african side, gonna two goals up. and a lot of them around me outside of the studio are going nuts when their team scores. i'm getting a littleough portuguese fans from portugal who are massive fans of cristiano ronaldo. so everywhere i've been going in doha. i keep meeting people who want to talk about it. so cheers, some for the pitch and others for my interview with rinaldo. >> ainsley: what did they say about the reaction of the interview? >> i've been completely stunned and i've done interviews for 30 years but i've never done one based on such extraordinary action may be because it was right before the world cup started or maybe because on instagram and has half a billion followers. he is the biggest star on the scene really and people all over the countries around the world. and yesterday, back in england we have no one to go to lunch with and i enjoyed every 2 minutes people from ecuador, bahrain, australia, the united states, from the u.k. it was amazing. they all wanted to ask me, "where is cristiano reynold are going to play next?" >> brian: how about the u.s.? >> i have no idea. coming here and lionel messi coming

loosen up a little bit on the restrictions in part because they need to do it for commercial reasons, in part because they look in their own neighborhood and they see that japan and south koreavery strict rules have also managed to lift them and don't seem to be having big resurgences. >> watching the shares in the region fall because of the idea that xi will respond with tougher covid lockdown restrictions. david sanger, so nice to see you. thank you so much for getting up early this morning. >> great to be with you. >>> a powerful storm system that could affect some 25 million people from texas to indiana. let's get to straight to our meteorologist. who is most at risk here for severe storms? and when does it happen? >> we're looking tuesday afternoon into tuesday evening and looks like parts of the southern plains getting in on the action initially and break this down because for right now, generally quiet conditions across the eastern half of the u.s., really a beautiful setup. while back towards the west, all the activity in place and sit that weather maker where parts of at least eight states underneath these winter weather alerts where for some upwards of a foot of sn

little chilly out there. james. it is. yeah, we'll take a break here at 7.20. and when we come back here on the kron, 4 morning news, we'll take you to south korea where >> they areing more measures now as the investigation unfolds into that deadly crowd surge will give you updates on what we know so far. care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my magical faraway kingdom of care-a-lot, way up in the clouds where anything is possible? they have direct flights to vegas. close enough! ♪ ♪ >> we're back at 7.23. turning to international news now where police in south korea are scouring security cameras, social media footage and interviewing witnesses after a crowd surge killed more than 150 people over the weekend. police have launched a nearly 500 member task force to look through all of this. and the police chief there has admitted they only had about 137 officers on site for this crowd of more than 100,000 people. witnesses were there for

little unusual. in i part that's because we have a new government here, a conservative government here, a conservative government and conservative governments in south koreareach. the covenant wants to be tougher on north korea but it is tough to be tougher on north korea. hope that makes sense will stop it is difficult to be tough on north korea because if you strike north korea it is risky so instead you get these shows of force. i'm not sure south korea had many other good options will top the best idea would be... it also risks the possibility of a spiral, things are slipping out of control. it is or is really dicey and to exactly respond to these provocations. it is that psychology of the old days of the soviet union. when it comes to reports suggesting that pyongyang is attempting or might have another nuclear weapon test, what is that built on and what reports and intelligence is the southend west able to do and garnered to draw a conclusion like that?— conclusion like that? that's right. there is a big _ conclusion like that? that's right. there is a big discussion - conclusion like that? that's right. there is a big discussion for- conclusion lik

some little sun life becomes difficult if north korea keeps firing artillery, how can the fish survive? the drills have been in protest against a return this year to joint military exercises between south korean and us forces. it's divided opinion here with this demonstration in sold by japanese and south korean, religious and civic groups, warning the saber rattling could lead to a wider confrontation number got near the now the korean peninsula is becoming a powder keg for new cold war that could expand to a confrontation between china and america. last week, north korea fired an intercontinental ballistic missile. and dozens of short range weapons, one of which has been recovered. one of the missiles flew over the de facto maritime border landing in the seas close to south korea's territorial waters. the 1st time that's happened since the peninsula was partitioned and further raising tension levels on it. as a precaution, fishing boats were told to return to port here, good enough, the navy and the coast guard urgently asked us to stop fishing and some boats had to abandon their nails in a sign of increasing brings will shift south korean fighter jets responded by firing missiles of