secretary of state mike pompeo said kim jong-un had struck a conciliatory note and indicated changesded. >> he indicated to me he is prepared to denuclearize, that he understands that the current model does not work, and that he is prepared to denuclearize. and two, he understands we cannot do it the way we have done it before. reporter: pompeo spoke on the sidelines of the meeting between shinzo abe and president trump at the white house, the chinese with the ready to help summit. >> if the summit does go well, will you be inviting kim jong-un to the united states? president trump: the answer is yes to the second part of your question if it goes well. i think it would be well received. i think that could happen. reporter: prime minister abe praised his host for being the presidentresident -- anand said he hoped the talks would transform the future. >> we will be able to witness history soon. the summit will be held on june 12 in singapore. in france, an iraqi refugee thought to be a former senior member of the islamic state group has been arrested in paris over his alleged involveme

secretary of state mike pompeo said kim jong-un has personally admitted to him he's willing to denuclearize >> you can be sure that president trump will not stand for bad deal united states has been clear time and time again that complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula is the only result acceptable. he made it clear there is a brirgt path for north korea and its people we envision a strong, prosperous north korea integrated into the yinty of fashions. >> imports beat expectations for china, grows 26% beijing's overall trade service at $24.92 billion for the month. below forecast >>> zte has secured a deal with the trump administration to avoid crippling sanctions. they have agreed to overall the banking structure. the ban had been imposed on the company after it was found guilty of trading with iran to hide the trading from the u.s. wilbur ross said it was the strictest and largest -- his words, that the u.s. has ever imposed. and it would send a strong message to other companies >> enforcement is about two things punishing people for bad acts in the

. >> to your point, kim jong un, the statement from north korea they want to get along peacefully with you. secretary of state mike pompeo said that kim jong un told him he's prepared to denuclearize. how do you interpret that? is there a disconnect somewhere? >> when the north koreans say denuclearization of the north korean peninsula, that sounds good to the layman's ear. what it means in the history of negotiations is at some point in the future after the united states has pulled forces off, removed our nuclear braille, they will consider at that point giving up their nuclear weapons. so again, it's a loaded term. but you've got to understand the history to know that it's a loaded term. >> and look, this is not just about the united states and north korea. because you've got neighbors there, japan, china, south korea as well, they all have a shared interest in denuclearization of this peninsula. for a successful summit, does the president have to take into account the concerns and needs of these east asian countries? can he succeed? he goes in with just an america-first mindset? >> it's a really important point. when we us

steve: mike pompeo made it very clear this is different because he has had one-on-one talks with kim jong un and mike pompeo saids this particular way they do it with the denuclearization of the peninsula, have you got to pull the public on it, and apparently kim jong un says okay we're going to pull the plug on it. abby: this could be the biggest foreign policy break through if this goes well that we have seen in decades. you want the president speaking there at the white house yesterday, how transparent he is with the media and the american people. i find that refreshing because he is giving them everything that they have been -- not every single thing but for the most part what north korea is telling him. what he is giving back to them. you compare that, steve, to what we to the iran deal and how the obama administration was going behind the back of congress and the american people and trying to get money out for the iranians through u.s. banks. steve: if that's transparency translating with the american people. a brand new fox news poll shows this when asked should the president be meeting with the north kor

kim jong—un. speaking in south korea, mike pompeo said the us expects major north korean disarmament by the end of urgent talks on the situation in yemen. saudi—led forces have launched a major offensive on the port of hodeidah, leading to fears humanitarian supplies could be disrupted. aid agencies are warning of an emerging crisis in bangladesh, with the arrival of monsoon rains. several rohingya refugees have died and as many as 200,000 more could be at risk from flooding and landslides. scientists are warning that antarctica is shedding ice at an accelerating rate. a satellite study indicates that some 200 billion tonnes a year are now being lost to the ocean as a result of melting, pushing up global sea levels. and the top story here in the uk.

kim jong—un. speaking in south korea, mike pompeo said the us expects major north korean disarmament by the end of020. he travels to beijing later. the un security council will meet laterfor urgent talks on the situation in yemen. saudi—led forces have launched a major offensive on the port of hodeidah, leading to fears humanitarian supplies could be disrupted. aid agencies are warning of an emerging crisis in bangladesh, with the arrival of monsoon rains. several rohingya refugees have died and as many as 200,000 more could be at risk from flooding and landslides. scientists are warning that antarctica is shedding ice at an accelerating rate. a satellite study indicates that some 200 billion tonnes a year are now being lost to the ocean as a result of melting, pushing up global sea levels. and the top story here in the uk. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has seen six of his front bench resign after they ignored him to abstain on a vote on the brexit bill. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. wall street ta kes wall street takes a tumble as the us fed hikes the cost

kim jong-un. mike pompeo said sanctions will increase if we don't move in the right direction.s is our national security coverage in washington. bill, let me ask you what might be considered a success out of the meeting considering it's a first opportunity for them to meet and see if they hit it off. bill: i think a success from the u.s. point of view will be a howific timeline of denuclearization of north korea would take place. it may not have details in terms of weapons inspectors going in or facilities being dismantled but it will have some target dates and i also think -- it may have plans for future meetings penciled in. from north korea's perspective is successful meeting is at one level it very public handshake with the president of the united states at the kickoff. oft confers the legitimacy north korea that successive leaders have always thought and never received. -- sought and never received. i think we can see from the events this evening in singapore that kim jong-un is already scoring a propaganda or pr victory with his stroll about town and some of the cheers we

the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, has said he has received a personal assurance from kim jong—unhat north korea is prepared to dismantle its nuclear programme. his comments came as president trump held talks with the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, ahead of next week's planned summit with north korea. mr trump promised japan improved trade links in a bid to smooth over any worries tokyo might have about a korea peace deal. jane o'brien reports. with the clock ticking down to tuesday's summit with kimjong—un, donald trump was visibly excited. i think it's going to be a very fruitful meeting, an exciting meeting, i think we're going to get to know a lot of people that our country never got to know. so the summit now seems to be more of a getting—to—know—you session rather than a complex and high—stakes negotiation — another insight into mr trump's rather unorthodox approach. i don't think i have to prepare very much. it's about attitude, it's about a willingness to get things done. but i think i've been preparing for this summit for a long time. that is in contrast to the rath

the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, has said he's received a personal assurance from kim jong—unrepared to dismantle its nuclear programme. donald trump is due to hold talks with the north korean leader in singapore next week. speaking at the white house, mike pompeo said he had been clear about his intentions. he has indicated to me personally that he is prepared to denuclearise, that he is prepared to denuclearise, that he is prepared to denuclearise, that he understands that the current model doesn't work, that he is prepared to denuclearise and two, he understands we can't do it the way we've done it before, that this has to be big and bold. approximately 600 homes have been destroyed by lava flows on hawaii's big island. the latest estimate of property losses from kilauea, one of the world's most active volcanoes, comes more than a month after it began to erupt. millions of dollars in disaster relief have been pledged to the island by hawaii's governor. negative attitudes toward growing old are having a major impact on the public‘s health. that's according to a report out to

. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo said president donald trump is feeling confident going into the meeting with kim jong-un. the president himself said he will know within the first minute whether or not this unprecedented meeting will be a success, a meeting the entire world will be watching. president donald trump met with the singapore president ahead of the one on one with kim jong- un. >> we had a very interesting meeting. >> reporter: meanwhile, secretary of state, mike pompeo, carried out last-minute preparations with north korean officials to lay the groundwork for the trump-kim meeting. >> president trump has a confident attitude and hopes for real progress. >> reporter: the goal for the meeting has always been the same. >> he made it clear that if there is denuclearization, there's a brighter future for north korea. tomorrow, we get the clearest indication to date of weather chairman kim jong-un shares this vision. >> reporter: in exchange for denuclearization, north korea will look for significant u.s. concessions, something president donald trump may be open to. >> trump is going with no precon

kim jong—un. speaking in south korea, mike pompeo said the us expects "major" north korean disarmament by the endf 2020. he travels to beijing later. the un security council will meet laterfor urgent talks on the situation in yemen. saudi—led forces have launched a major offensive on the port of hodeidah, leading to fears humanitarian supplies could be disrupted. german prosecutors have fined volkswagen more than a billion dollars over its cheating on diesel emissions tests. the public prosecutor found vw sold more than ten million cars with emissions—test—cheating software. scientists are warning that antarctica is shedding ice at an accelerating rate. now on bbc news it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. rodrigo duterte has been president of the philippines for two years. his war on drugs has cost thousands of lives. his human rights record has attracted international condemnation and prompted charges of authoritarianism. and yet he has an approval rating unheard of in most democracies. my guest today was, until last month, chiefjustice of the philippines. maria lourd

reporter: after four hours of meetings and a steak dinner with the top aide to kim jong-un, secretary of state mike pompeo said he was still not sure if the june presidential summit would happen. >> don't know. don't know the answer to that. we've made real progress in the last 72 hours. last 72 hours. >> reporter: tomorrow kim yong- chol, north korea's 72-year-old former spy chief, will hand deliver a letter from the north korean dictator to president trump, a reciprocal message to the one pompeo brought to pyongyang earlier this month. >> so, i look forward to seeing what's in the letter. but it's very important to them. so, they'll be probably coming down to washington, d.c., on friday. >> reporter: a white house visit will be a propaganda win for north korea. the last such meeting was in 2000, during the clinton presidency. >> hopefully, we'll have a meeting on the 12th. >> reporter: today, president trump lowered expectations for the proposed summit. >> it doesn't mean it gets all done at one meeting. maybe you have to have a second or a third, and maybe we'll have none. but it's in good hands. that i can

kim jong un is about the process of denuclearization. mike pompeo the secretary of state has told us on a couple of occasions now said he was told in person by kim jong un because he has met him twice in person this will be the third time that kim jong un wants to denuclearize. that he has a personal commitment from kim that, yes, he wants to go ahead and do it. but it would seem to cut against the grain last two or three decades u entered into negotiations. maybe rolling back nuclear program. the north koreans have done one thing on one hand and then they have done something quite different on the other u remember, they said they were going to get rid of plutonium production system and then they merely swapped that out for enriched uranium which is what led to nuclear bombs that they had been test you had. the president going into this with a great degree of skepticism that north korea really means what it is saying but the president insisting only thing that he will stand for is complete irreversible and verifiable denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we know to some degree what kim jong un is looking for. is he looking for econo g

kim jong—un. speaking in south korea, mike pompeo said the us expects "major" north korean disarmament by the end in yemen. saudi—led forces have launched a major offensive on the port of hodeidah, leading to fears humanitarian supplies could be disrupted. german prosecutors have fined volkswagen more than a billion dollars over its cheating on diesel emissions tests. the public prosecutor found vw sold more than ten million cars with emissions—test—cheating software. scientists are warning that antarctica is shedding ice at an accelerating rate.

we heard from mike pompeo who was a little bit more direct. he said kim jong-un understands not only what denuclearization means, but he sounds like he's willing to accept it. i know you have been a skeptic about this meeting. >> you always have to be cautious when you are in an industry i supported my entire life. once you put your guard down, that's when you are vulnerable to attack. we are look at massive moves the president plans to bring forward. but if kim jong-un is resistant we won't be able to move ford. but i am excited because we have gone the further with this than we have since 1953. we have been at war with north korea. charles: it's like the sword of cadamocles. you have got the prime minister of japan saying they would help, they would invest. saying great things about the korean people. imagine all the investments they could get from japan and south korea and china. >> it's time for kim jong-un to take advantage of that. he knows what the alternatives are. if he doesn't denuclearize he has a problem. can he and president trump come to a face to f

.>> reporter: secretary mike pompeo has met him twice before, and he said that kim jong-un indicated that he is willing to denuclearize, that is the goal, we don't know if it will happen or not, that will come down to when they meet face-to-face, a number of times we have seen the north koreans reach out like this only to pull back, president trump said he will go into this with caution, but when two leaders come face-to-face, almost anything can happen. >> two sides usually have worked out an agreement before him, but in this case, there is no agreement, just the two of them going into the room, is there a sense at all that they might come out with an agreement, or do most people think that this is just the beginning.>> reporter: we don't know you, -- yet, we know there have been lower level conversations going on between delegations, and a clue, president trump is scheduled to leave wednesday morning, he has pulled forwardhideparture date, after kim jong-un did the same, he is leaving this afternoon, whether that is an indication that they have worked out a framework, or that they

kim jong-un? nothing that mike pompeo said today persuaded me that president trump isn't willing to give quite a bit. >> but at the same time, ben, you would have a perspective on this, because the president rejected the iran deal precisely because it did not cover missiles, never was intended to, but that was a strategic or tactical decision on your part in the obama white house. so that multinational agreement did not cover missiles, it didn't cover other bad behavior by iran. he's now raised the stakes so that this deal has to cover missiles, it has to cover north korean terrorism, north korean human rights abuses, all of the things that he rejected, and a real accounting and verification that extends beyond what was achieved in the iran deal. >> that's right, andrea. first of all, my concern with this summit is kim jong-un could make an empty commitment to denuclearize at some point in the future, but there's no clear road map to get that done or clear inspections to make sure they are giving up the nuclear weapons. second, the iran template is a good thing, it had the most intrusive inspections

he expected this push back and he made it clear that what kim jong-un was signing up for. mike pompeo said complete covered it all and everyone in the room understood that. this is a new era for peace and he has the opportunity of the face-to-face talks with mike pompeo. that it was good to get the details of the explanation of what happened in singapore. this eases concerns of the stopping of the military exercises. we heard south korea's foreign minister reference that. she says this is the issue with the united states and south korea. this is something that would require consultations between the two countries. not only now, but going forward as well. that was a clear line drawn there. to the issue we heard coming from the north koreans and their state media indicating there will be sanctions relief if the negotiations and dialogue goes well. no mention of denuclearization for sanctions to be lifted from the north korean. secretary of state mike pompeo making clear no relief until the denuclearization has happened. the view from south korea is a good start and they want speed and they w

the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, has said he's received a personal assurance from kim jong—une next week. mr pompeo told reporters at the white house that the north korean leader had been clear about his intentions, as our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. the summit is almost certainly on, but the strategies of the two nations are far from clear. the us wants north korea to give up its nuclear weapons, but there's been no public indication that denuclearisation is on the agenda with kim jong—un. this is the closest we've been to any senior figure suggesting it could be. he has indicated to me personally that he's prepared to denuclearise, that he understands the current model doesn't work, that he's prepared to denuclearise and two, that he understands we can't do it the way we've done it before, this has to be big and bold. but what does big and bold mean and do the us and north korea agree on what a definition of denuclearisation? yes. reporter: can you describe that a bit? no. earlier it was all smiles as donald trump met the japanese prime minister, shinzo

he said that kim jong-un came back begging for summit. today mike pompeo rebuked giuliani in the briefing room when he said i'm sorry, he may have been making a joke, i don't know what he was saying. > has rudy lost it in a political sense? sometimes i think bill clinton loses it in terms of tonality. why would you on the eve of a probe a very important summit to put it lightly, trash the other side and say they came begging for this job for this chance to be with the president? it's own harder for the president to get a deal from the guy, kim. just common deal making. > maybe he wants to blow it up so he can say it was kim jong-un who did not come to the table. >> who gave him license to kill? >> it hasn't been set up in a thoughtful way. >> rudy giuliani took credit along with the president, i had a great idea. can i see that again? i thought i was seeing something there. along with the president for bringing kim jong-un back to the negotiating table. let's watch that. >> we said we're not going to have a summit under those circumstances. well kim jong r

second questions about what the united states is willing to offer to kim jong un england exchange for declan denuclearization. mike pompeo saidt's not the case were talking about removing u.s. troops from south korea. there are questions about human rights and whether or not we would stand up for people like otto warmbier as we seek denuclearization. do you have any idea based on your reporting there about what the united states is offering north korea? >> bret: we are trying to get specifics. we are talking to people behind the scenes but in public and on the record, secretary pompeo was pressed and wouldn't get into exact's going t happen. a lot is flexible. we are told they are not going to talk about human rights but i'm not told that that's in stone. we are told that they are not going to deal with u.s. troops anywhere in south korea, but we don't know what we don't know in that private meeting between the two leaders. you're going to look at that meeting i think a lot will come out of it and hopefully we will hear more details. the end of the korean war officially, while ministerial in its layout, is a big deal. here in

kim jong-un. overnight secretary of state mike pompeo said the denuclearization of the korean peninsula is the only come the u.s. will accept. >>> number two, an air bag deployed overnight in a san jose police patrol car. this happened in a parking garage at san jose state. we have a call in to sjpd to see what happened and if the officer was injured. >>> number three, dramatic cell phone video shows officers dragging a kidnapping suspect away from his burning vehicle in emeryville. he's in critical condition. his female passenger died. the victim who got kidnapped is o okay. >>> after years of delays, an 80-story office building is set to open this morning at the world trade center in new york city. 3 world trade center is the third office building at the site where the twin towers once stood. >>> today about 12 degrees warmer as we all see hints of summer heat that will get more obvious tomorrow and wednesday. >>> number six, we haven't had any major traffic issues so far today. things are starting to fill in. exhibit a here on the bay bridge toll plaza, those metering lights on at about 5:22 thi

kim jong-un. mike pompeo declaring that mr. trump will be prepared shortly after the president said he doesn't need much preparation for the historic talks. pompeo also is trying to diffuse rudy gho rudy giuliani's provocative statement that kim jong-un begged for the summit. invisi insisting the president's lawyer doesn't speak for the administration. more republicans are rejecting the president's fbi spy conspiracy theory. reaction from senator mark warner, the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee. and our correspondents and analysts are substantial doubting -- standing by. pamela brown, the president said this summit is about attitude. >> reporter: he sure does. he struck an optimistic tone during the joint press conference today. saying he believes it will be a great success in terms behalf he thinks it will take to make it successful, he said it's about attitude not being overly prepared, wolf. president trump meeting with japanese prime minister shinzo abe at the white house. >> it will be a pretty crowded number of days, but very exciting. i think a lot of good results could come about. >> reporter: it's just fi

kim jong-un to begin denuclearization. what we know is the secretary of state mike pompeo has said he doesn't want to put a deadline on the reans and he wants to continue talking about all of this, but defense secretary mattis said this will take very detailed negotiations with kim jong-un to make this work. >> thank you. >>> moments ago two senior fbi agents who sent the anti-trump campaign messages arrived on capitol hill. they are facing lawmakers behind doors. we'll take you to capitol hill live. stay with me. ♪ heartburn and gas? ♪ now fight both fast new tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums new tums chewy bites with gas relief hi.i just wanted to tell you thdependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... we're experts in connecting your advertising m

in the united states from the summit in singapore and said his meeting with kim jong—un was a truly historic event. his secretary of state, mike pompeokorea to begin talks about the details of the process of denuclearisation. this report from john sudworth contains some flash photography. in north korea, most of the information—starved masses had heard nothing about the summit until today. it is, of course, being sold to them as a great victory. "donald trump is halting the us south korean joint military exercises," the newsreader says. the suspension of the drills, for so long such a key feature of america's alliance with south korea, appears to have taken many in the region by surprise. not least south korea itself. the japanese defence minister made his concern clear today. translation: the drills and the us military stationed in south korea play a vital role in east asia's security. but back on the ground after his flight home from the singapore summit, donald trump was on twitter again. "there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea", he said. and yet, having criticised his predecessors for being outplayed, the deal mr tr

secretary of state mike pompeo said it will not happen until after complete -- kim jong-un completelyup his weapons. working for the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am indirec emma chandra. this is bloomberg. alix: thank you so much. bubble is the five-year. comeatest policy decision investors looking for policymakers to invest more than just the future of interest rates, including quantitative easing slowing down. also, they watch for the output gap in inflation, wages. joining us now, paul donovan, ubs global wealth management chief economist, and candice bangsund of fiera capital is with us as well. paul: i think there is a pretty good chance they will announce a schedule for ending bond buying. it will be the end of the year. what is more interesting -- if you are an economist -- is what comes around that. what will they say about reinvestment? how do they do it, where do they do it? remember, it is italian, portuguese, and spanish, and t

kim jong un. rob: after days of high stakes talks with mike pompeo. jillian: allison barber live with what it means for possible nuclear summit. >> he is said to visit thete house and had the letter to donald trump from kim jong un. the most senior official to visit in 18 years. top north korean military leader, from kim jong un from kim jong-il. one of kim jong un's closest, a former intelligence chief sanctions by the us because of the 2014 hack of sony pictures. mike pompeo spent the last week today's meeting with kim in new york, delegations in singapore and the north-south border working on things related to the summit. donald trump sent a letter canceling the june 12th summit which is officially not back on but pompeo says there's progress. >> we made real progress in the last 72 hours towards setting conditions was the conditions are putting donald trump and kim jong un somewhere where real progress could be made. it does no good in a place where we don't think there's real opportunity. >> donald trump says hopefully the summit happens on june 12th. he wants it to be meaningful. the pres. said they might need a second or third meeting or none. th

mike pompeo coming to address this gathering of global reporters. let's listen in. updated events of president trump's summit with chairman kim jong-un. mr. trump said on saturday this is truly a mission of peace. this afternoon the president called prime minister abe of japan and president moon of south korea. earlier today our ambassador, sun kim, led a group to meet the talkntinue this afternoon even as we sit here now. they're in fact moving quite rapidly. we anticipate they will come to their logical conclusion even more quickly than we had anticipated. before discussing the summit i want to address a report in "the new york times" that suggested that the u.s. team lax the technical expertise on dismantling north korea's weapons program. i want to address that report directly for over three months an interagency group of over 100 experts has met multiple times a week to discuss this they include experts from the military charged with dismantling nuclear weapons, the department of energy including ph.d.s from the doe labs and experts covering north korea the same experts cover north korea's programs these experts include dozens of ph.d.s who hav

the united states from the summit in singapore, and said his meeting with kim jong—un was a truly historic event. his secretary of state mike pompeoisation, as our correspondent john sudworth reports. there is flash photography in this report. in north korea, most of the information—starved masses had heard nothing about the summit until today. it is, of course, being sold to them as a great victory. "donald trump is halting the us south koreanjoint military exercises", the newsreader says. the suspension of the drills, for so long such a key feature of america's alliance with south korea, appears to have taken many in the region by surprise. not least south korea itself. the japanese defence minister made his concern clear today. translation: the drills and the us military stationed in south korea play a vital role in east asia's security. but back on the ground after his flight home from the singapore summit, donald trump was on twitter again. "there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea", he said. and yet, having criticised his predecessors for being outplayed, the deal mr trump has signed isjust as vague as any that h

longer a nuclear threat from north korea, even though kim jong un has not given up any nuclear weapons. during a visit to south korea, mike pompeo saidkim to take major nuclear disarmament steps within the next two years. he expects talks with north korea to resume in about a week. but he slammed a reporter who asked for details on the denuclearization process saying he found the question insulting, ridiculous and ludicrous. meanwhile, the president is dismissing concerns about his human rights record of north korea. he said a lot of other people have done some really bad things. as for his decision to negotiate with kim, the president praised him as smart and tough. he was able to take control of his country at a young age, and he said, quote, i think we understand each other. >>> abc news has learned president trump's long-time lawyer, michael cohen, is parting ways with his legal team and will likely cooperate with federal investigators. this comes two months after the fbi raided cohen's home and office. pierre thomas has more. >> reporter: he was one of president trump's closest confidantes, at his side for more than a decade. hi

. >> secretary of state mike pompeo said negotiators have made serious progress forgetting that june 12th meeting between the president and kim jong-un back on the schedule. i'm lauren blanchard live in washington with the latest coming up. >> plus, an apology from late night comedy buy host samantha bee. her comment that crossed the line. >> and history on mare island as a navy ship docks there for the first time in more than two decades. stay with us. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is coming up next. we all know guys like gavin. boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off...to hawaii." gavin's... not gonna work... as governor. >>> now to today's top stories. authorities have identified the woman found dead in a power plant stairwell at zuckerberg sf general hospital as 75-year-old ruby lee anderson. see lived at a residential care facility on the grounds of the hospital. she left

long said the goal is the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula and this will mark the first time a sitting u.s. president has met with a north korean leader. mike pompeo met with kim jong- unn the last few month leading up to the summit and today he sat down with reporters in singapore. >> sanctions will remain until north korea completely eliminates the map funds -- the weapons of mass destruction programs. if diplomacy does not move in the right direction, the measures will increase. >> the president is slated to meet with kim jong-un on tuesday at 9:00 a.m. in singapore and at 6:00 p.m. our time. >>> overnight, severe weather sweeps through parts of the east coast, leaving neighborhoods underwater. >>> net neutrality rules are ending today and what this could mean for your internet service. >>> tesla plans to deliver a self driving car. >>> the stock market just opened up and the dow is up about 40 points. coming up, an update from jason brooks, our financial reporter. internet. but not just any internet. it's "you've never gamed with speeds like this" internet. it's "all your teenagers streaming at once" internet. it's "i can get up to one, two, three, four, five mobil

said we will not have a summit under those circumstances. kim jong-un got back on his hands and knees and begged for it. >> the secretary of state mike pompeo responded this way. >> we're focused on the important things. i know rudy. rudy doesn't speak for the administration when it comes to this negotiation and set of issues. >> giuliani also weighed in on the stormy daniels and if melania trump believes her husband. >> she believes in her husband. she knows it is not true. i don't think there is a slight suspicion it is true. >> a day later, the first lady's spokesperson said i don't believe mrs. trump has ever discussed her thoughts on anything, under score anything, with mr. giuliani. the first lady has never publicly addressed the stormy daniels story. giuliani says he never interviewed melania trump about stormy daniels. >> that was remarkable to see the first lady's office come out so strongly. >> it appears the president is comfortable with everything rudy is doing. he likes this pr attack on all fronts. >>> another troubling video. new video from mesa, arizona. >> where is the gun? >> no gun. no gun. >> that's a 15-year-old suspect

mike pompeo's going to take the lead in these negotiations going forward. he said that based ont happens going forward he would really like to see kim jong un at the white house point. we're far away from that kind of a summit follow-up right now, but the president believes he got things started. he is also open to the possibility that maybe it won't work out. he believes that kim jong un is different from his father-s different from his grandfather-s committed to making a real change, a real agreement with the united states that he's not going to back away from. i think most of the rest of the world is going to wait and see, can he take concrete steps to put meat on those bones, to put meat on the bones of the statement today and convince the world that he's really changed and really willing to give up he those weapons. >> and george, one more question for you before you go. this was an extraordinary interview george did with the president moments ago. you also asked about potential changes for u.s. military in the region. and the president talked about war games in the region and how we could see things evolve over time, his part of this agreement. >> yeah,

mike pompeo said t todayt north korea has confirmed its willingness toma dle its nuclear arsenal. that revelation comes just days, of course, before theul sch summit with president trump and kim jong-un. before the president heads to singapore for that he will be meeting with g-7 allies in canada where contentious discussions over trade and ilriffs are expected. it certainlybe a big event for investors and the market which today finished mixed as bond yields dip. the dow jones industrial and averages are advancing 95 points. the nasdaq cooled after a serie of record closes down 54 points today with e s&p off about 2. >>> the ucs. has s a deal with chinese telecom company ztb which home a lynchpin in trade relations between the u.s. and china. some say this may point to progress in the high speed trade talks. wilbur ross says lzte w pay a $1 billion fine in return for ending sanctions on the firm. >> it imposes the most strict compliance that we've ever had on any company, american or foreign. we are literallydi emb a compliance department of our choosing into the company to monitor it going iforward. april the u. smps. banned exports for making sales to north korea and iran. >>>am wa

mike pompeo held talks with north korean envoy kim yong chol in new york, and reported "real progress." pompeo said tomorrow, kim will deliver a letter to president trump, from north korean leader kim jong-un. we'll have a full report, after the news summary. in the day's second major story, the trump administration formally imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum from the european union, canada and mexico. levies of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum were first announced in march, but delayed, pending negotiations. commerce secretary wilbur ross suggested further talks might yet make a difference. >> we look forward to continued negotiations, both with canada and mexico on the one hand and with the european commission on the other hand, because there are other issues that we also need to get resolved. >> woodruff: in turn, mexico announced retaliatory tariffs on u.s. farm products. canada said it's imposing new tariffs on u.s. steel and aluminum. canadian prime minister justin trudeau, along with his foreign minister, declared washington's actions are "totally unacceptable." >> canada buys more american steel than any other country in the world, indeed we account for half of u.s. exports, u.s

kim jong-un. his commentsame as he welcomed japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, to the white house. a short time later, u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo saidhe received a personalsu nce from mr. kim that his country is ready to denuclearize. but the interpretation of that term is bound to be a key topic in singapore. the bbc's jane o'brien begins our coverage. jane: with the clock ticking to tuesday's summit with kim jong-un, donald trump was visibly excited. pres. trump: i think it is going to be a very fruitful meeting, exciting meeting. i think we are going to get to know a lot of people that our country never got to know. jane: the summit seems to be a session to know yo rather than a complex and high-stakes negotiation. another insight into mr. trump's unorthodox approach. pres. trump: i don't think i have to prepare much. is about attitude and willingness to get things done. i think i've been prepared for the summit for a long time. jane: that is a contrast to the rather more direct approachta taken by sec of state mike pompeo. when iboth sides were closer on a definition of virginia globalization -- -- denuclearization -- secretary

mike pompeo said that's not actually the case. >> the economic relief that north korea will receive will only happen after the full denuclearization. >> reporter: back at home, the president's gushing praise for kim jong-un is raising eyebrows. six months ago, he said this -- >> no regime has oppressed its own citizens more totally or brutally than the cruel dictatorship in north korea. >> reporter: but now? >> i think we understand each other. >> but he has still done some really bad things. >> yeah, but so have a lot of other people done some really bad things. >> reporter: human rights groups say kim's regime has carried out torture, forced starvation and systemic murder of thousands. >> why is he now downplaying north korea's horrific atrocities? >> the president hasn't downplayed. the president has north korea's human rights record and some of the abuses of the north korea regime on a number of occasions. >> he said a lot of other people have done some really bad things. how is that not downplaying the atrocities? >> a lot of people have done some bad things. however, the president hasn't ignored bad things that have been done by the north korean regime. >> the white house is now insisting that pres

what concessions he has given, if any, or concessions that kim jong-un has made with regards to his nuclear program. mike pompeo yesterday saidy could offer up some unique suggestions as far as providing pyeongchang with security guarantees. that was obviously a main concern of the north koreans, that donald trump and the united states would not go back on its word about regime change. much like critics of donald trump have said, he has gone back on commitments from the g7. he has pulled the united states out of the paris climate accord, deal, whatclear would keep from backing away from agreements with north korea? anna: we want to bring back our guests. david, i will start with you. how trump --ut let's listen in. >> he loved his country very much. [indiscernible] will you be meeting again? >> thank you very much. >> the world is waiting for one handshake. we must have seen about 10 by now. david, i want to bring you back in. trump has said he has developed a very special bond with kim. are you buying that? can you develop a very strong bond within a couple of hours? david: we all have some special bonds in our life, but ver

kim jong-un. it is essentially a piece of paper. yesterday we had a briefing from the secretary of state, mike pompeo, and he said the following. many presidents previously signed off on pieces of paper only to find the north koreans either didn't promise what we thought they had or reneged on those promises. what makes this time different, mr. president. >> well, you have a different administration, a different president, a different secretary of state. you have people that are, you know, it is very important to them and we get it done. the other groups, maybe it wasn't a priority. i don't think they could have done it if it was a priority frankly. i don't think they honestly could have done it even if it was a priority, and it would have been easier back then, for me, it would have been much easier if this were five or ten years ago. i am not just blaming president obama. this goes back for 25 years this should have happened. i was given a very tough hand. i was given this and given the iran deal and plenty of other problems, but we are doing really well. the iran deal, i have to be honest, i did it because nuclear is number

kim jong-un. essentially a piece of paper, you say we had a briefing by mike pompeo. he said the following. many presidents previously have signed off on pieces of paper. only to find that the north korean leader did not promise or reneged on promises. what makes this different? >> you have a different administration in a different president. you have a different secretary of state. you have people that are -- and we get it done. other groups, maybe was not a priority. i don't think they could have done if it was a priority, frankly. i do not think they could have done it even if it was a priority. and it would've bemuch easier if this were 10 years ago or five years ago. and we are not just blaming president obama. this goes back 25 years this should have happened. i was given a very tough hand. i was given the iran dea and plenty of other problems. but we are, we are doing well. the iran deal have to be honest, i did it because nuclear is always number one. nuclear is number one. on uranium, i think iran is a different country than it was three or four months ago. i do not think there loo

. >> secretary of state mike pompeo says that kim jong un has told him that he is in fact prepared to denuclearize. >> what i have said has indicated to me personally that he is prepared to denuclearize, that he understands that the current model doesn't work, that he's prepared to denuclearize and that too, he understands that he can't do it the way we've done it before. >> so president trump is set to depart just a few hours from now. he is expected to receive less than a warm welcome when he meets with world leaders. adding that it is trump that he has become what trump has become in the wake of his unilateral trade insecurity actions. ahead of his departure, president trump didn't exactly ease those tensions firing off a series of tweets aimed at g7 members stating in one, please tell them they are charging the u.s. massive tariffs and create nonmonetary barriers. the eu trade surplus is 1 $151 billion and canada keeps our farmers and others out. the tweets came after the prime minister and macron both promised to confront trump on the tariffs but the two leaders will have less time to do that. in fact, the white

says he'll know in the first minute or so if kim jong-un is really serious about these negotiations. listen to what the secretary of state mike pompeo said just a little while ago about the lengths the united states will go for a successful summit. >> we are prepared to take what will be security assurances that are different, unique, than have been provided -- that america has been willing to provide previously. we think this is both necessary and appropriate. >> joining us now to discuss various possibilities, the former senior adviser at the u.s. state department, now a visiting professor at georgetown university, balbina wang. balbina, thanks so much for joining us. what do you think the u.s. will be seeking in these talks? >> it's quite fascinating. this is one of the most remarkable meetings we're seeing. we simply don't know. secretary pompeo was very clear. he said nothing short of cvid. so these are the standard -- exactly the standard positions that we've always seen from the united states. but it's not quite clear exactly what it is that the united states is going to be willing to offer to kim jong-un. and we'll see what kim j

up to the summit including john bolton and mike pompeo and john kelly and it is one tool in the tool box, this official said, that the meeting with kim jong-un with, but the president had told those around him that he wanted to size kim up first before making any decision and any concessions. so it was really a game-time decision when he made this big concession of halting the joints exercises on the korean peninsula. that really caught allies off guard and including some military officials as well as some lawmakew secretary state m pompeo pushed back on any criticism say koreaesn't follow pledge, on the promises, that those joint exercises could be reimplemented, wolf. >> pamela brown at the white house. >>> joining us now, repub senar james langford of ok he's a member of the senate intelligence committee. thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> i want to get your thoughts on north korea and inmout first top of the hour, president trump's long time personal attorney michael cohen splitting now with this -- his legal team in a critical moment and that is fuelling lots of speculation that he may be preparing to cooperate with fede

the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, has said he's received a personal assurance from kim jong—unpared to dismantle its nuclear programme. donald trump is due to hold talks with the north korean leader in singapore next week. speaking at the white house, mike pompeo said kim had been clear about his intentions. facebook has warned a software bug may be responsible for millions of users unknowingly posting private information to the public. the company apologised and said the glitch had set users' posts to be shared to "everyone", even if they had previously chosen a more restricted option. the firm added that those affected would be notified on their news feeds. the telecoms giant bt has announced that its chief executive, gavin patterson, is to step down later this year. the company said the reaction to recent results showed there was a need for a change of leadership. bt announced last month that it was to cut more than one in ten of its workforce as part of a shake—up of the company. negative attitudes toward growing old are having a major impact on the public‘s health. that's

the table, secretary of state mike pompeo, chief of staff john kelly and national security adviser john bolton. we're learning during that expanded bilateral, kim jong un saidof course there are challenges ahead but i am ready -- or willing, it's unclear which word he used -- to do this." this is the moment seen around the world right here. the president of the united states shaking hands with the leader of north korea. moments later president trump saying

the table, secretary of state mike pompeo, chief of staff john kelly and national security adviser john bolton. we're learning during that expanded bilateral, kim jong un said "of course there are challenges ahead but i am ready -- or willing, it's unclear which word he used -- to do this." this is the moment seen around the world right here. the president of the united states shaking hands with the leader of north korea. moments later president trump saying this -- >> i feel really great. we're going to have a great discussion. i think tremendous success, we'll be etree metremendously successful. it's my honor and we'll have a terrific relationship, have ii o doubt. >> north korean president kim jong un following up with this. >> this really is a moment for the history books. but what's going on right now could really make history. when we get to the bottom of it, if they come out ofse meetings w a deal. i want to get right to the ground there in singapore. anderson cooper is there along with christiane amanpour and chief national correspondent jim s sciutto. anderson, you saw that historic handshake between the two men. what's your assessment of it? >> i

. >> you signed a document with kim jong-un -- it is essentially a piece of paper, yesterday with everything from mike pompeo he said "many presidents previously had signed off on pieces of paper, only to find that the north koreans either didn't promise what we thought they had or went back on those promises." what makes this time different? pres. trump: you have a different administration, a different president, a different secretary of state. you have people. we get it done. the other groups, maybe it was not a priority. dok th could'e it if it was a priority, frankly. i don't think they could have done it if it was a priority. it would have been easier back then. for me it would have been easier if this was five years ago. i'm not just blaming president obama, this goes back 25 years. i was given a tough hand. i was given the iran deal. plenty of other problems. but we have done really well and the iran deal, to be honest, i did it because nuclear is always number one to me. number one. i think iraneal, is a different country now than it was three month ago. i don't think they are looking so much to the mediterr