moon,you are advising mr. what would you say he should do to win the support of the american people? >> i would advise so many things. especially with the trump administration, it's very koreans.r to it is certainly about the trade. i think the trade is very with security and foreign policy. alliesde between the two , usa and korea, must be differentiated from trade with other countries. accounte to take into one's ownnsuring country, but those of mutual benefits and consideration for all allies. we shouldn't just simply look at the amount of profit gained from it is a way to assure the alliance to assure a mutually beneficial situation. to concern about these situations. >> scots, or bruce, do you have any advice for president moon? let me just say we have two people in the audience who are the people with the course issue should be directed to for comments. if i could address the political dimension of this, because i think the critical issue is -- if we look back at two is going to be advising, essentially

also, choosing the moon. south koreans have elected moon jae-in to be their new president. he has made promises washington says could strain of the ce between north korea's nuclear ambitions. is see the man to bring peace to the peninsula? in jakarta, a court finds a christian governor guilty of blasphemy, making it a test of religious tolerance in a muslim majority country, indonesia. i am brent goff, it is good to have you with us. he was responsible for the hit list of people to be murdered. that is why police in germany are claiming tonight, following the latest arrest in the case of a suspected far right terror cell inside the german army. authorities suspect the lieutenant helped another officer in a plot to assassinate top politicians and then blame refugees. this is the third arrest in the investigation so far. prosecutors say the names on that hit listncluded geany's president. >> their sites were sent on a former german president, and justice minister. investigators found their names on the list of potential targets. >> according to what we have discovered so far,

su polled neck-and-neck with moon and feared there might be an upset but moon maintained his core base of 40%. he tried to appeal to more than his core base and didn't go beyond that number he had consistently throughout the election. he tried tacking to the center on nation issues issues and we will see if he stays there or goes back to the left. i think most elections in every country are people voting their pocketbook whether frustrated with the party in power or which ever party they think will impact their economy the best. you will say you were focused on that but carbon monoxide is really -- >> he has a full record of statements but do you think he is going to implement those and the option by which to address the north korean issue with the faith that is going to work. the other platform is to see north korea has a market and that is an area where there is a contradiction. there is a way of sequencing a lot of elements and the presidency is emphasizing and ones we can move forward. i don't think we can automatically presume as seems to be the dominant theme we are on a collisio

we're expecting moon jae-in anytime now. will moon be positive for the market? we had a moon a rally last week. delivers the many things couldmised, the kospi reach 3000. we started out the year at 2000. shery: 2300 right now? thehe cost be rallied -- kospi rallied. 3000 may look far-fetched. shery: expectations were high that moon jae-in's would lead to better relations with china. there were deteriorating relations with china? >> moon said he would read -- reconsider deployment. he wants to ease geopolitical tensions in the korean peninsula. they'll be a positive story for any stocks it in china by economic retaliation. but it is more than that, is fiscal policy is expansionary. he proposed 7% increase every year, through his term. he also wants to create a lot of jobs. , couldf his policies improve domestic demand. if they areder necessary, given we see a modest rebound in the south korean economy. the government may not feel that pressure to actually boost fiscal options. >> i think the recovery is driven by the exporters. domestic consumption is still laggi

>> it evan flow, the idea of the moon. certainly from a visionary, it seems disappointing. to just had our sites on the nearest body, half a century after we been back. but the moon is a very good, as the space station is a good place to live and learn how to work in space. just half a days drive vertically up so not too far. the moon is a very good place to learn how to live in a dome and a self-sufficient colony. because you can use the lunar soil which is extremely sterile, you can get a liter of oil out of a water, sorry, out of a ton of soil and you can turn the water into rocket fuel, oxygen to read. you can use it for plants, that you go there, not to drink so it's learning to live beyond the earth, the moon is the best place to do it and it's also a place that sort of serve as a staging post for the rest of the solar system. >> chris, in your book beyond our future in space, where would you like to see us go? >> the outer solar system takes longer and is more ambitious but some of the moons of jupiter are so interesting. we have a europa clipper doing this waterworl

[indistinct crowd noise] >> south korea's new president is moon jae-in. he took the oath of office earlier today. via south korea's first liberal leader in a decade. he will "sincerely negotiate with the united states." and china, their top trading partner of the deployment of the advanced missile-defense system the u.s. has been installing in south korea. the swearing-in happening earlier today in south korea. on our schedule this afternoon we will have the white house briefing coming up at 1:30 p.m. eastern. senate democrats are holding the policy committee holding a discussion on health care and the impact of the recently passed american health care act. the congressional budget office tweeting they will score the official cost of the bill sometime in the week of may 22. the house is out this week on a district work period. the senate is in session and you can follow the coverage on the future of health care in the future of health care legislation in the senate with on c-span2. [indistinct crowd noise]

officially at half moon status tomorrow, before it becomes a new moon on the 25th of may.s this your birthday month, michelle? 49 degrees in santa rosa to 55 in oakland. 54 degrees in san jose. 16 san francisco. 21 sfo. around the bay the winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. inland antioch at 13. these winds will be consistent later 10 to 20. temperatures are going up especially in comparison to yesterday when it was a relatively unseasonably cool day. we're talking about sunshine along the coast where currently we're having some areas of patchy drizzle due to the marine layer. 70 in cupertino today, low 70s los gatos. fremont 67. low 70s mid-70s east bay and north bay from 59 in stinson beach, 73 napa, full forecast still coming up but right now let's send it on over to jaclyn. >> good morning. right now, we are tracking pretty smooth conditions for drivers heading over to the bay bridge toll plaza. no major delays. we see a few cars backing up just in the cash lanes. in the green across the top to downtown san francisco. an easy 17 minutes. okay. there we go. there's a look at

moon getting maybe about 48%, now -- but he was lost. but he now this time he got a 41%. but he won. it is changing. and there are so many changing because especially mr. moon really tried to focus reform of all the custom in the politics and economic system. so i expect changing the new korea and we can expect i think. >> there's an immediate test, really, of moon's strength that is directly related to this question and that is he named his prime minister, the governor of a province. i can't remember if it's south or north. the south province. who will now be put up for national assembly hearings and there will be a vote. but also, you know, the main support from the people's party, the smaller progressive party, is really from that province. so i think that moon is already essentially making a kind of bid for support that is also designed to build a -- some kind of working consensus that will allow him to move forward if nothing else, he'll have -- in fact he exhibited stronger support from that province during the election campaign. he's now provided a kind of reward t

if you look back on us getting to the moon, yeah, we got to the moon, incredible achievement. but what we accomplished on the way, what we discovered on the way, the engineering, the technology, just the life-changing, sometimes industry-altering things that we did to do that as a nation and lead that effort was incredible. i think when we do reach mars, it will be a civilization level impact. said that already. i'll say it again. after decades of work to get there, you know, you're going to have an international team, it's going to be a global human moment. just as everybody remembers where they were when we landed on the moon, i think they will do the same with mars. it's something that i think we'll endure for centuries. when you think about that. centuries. that's a pretty amazing thought process. amazing span of time. when you think about history today, always like to look back 300, 400 years, which is really not very far in hift history, but when you look back, those enduring things that happened. this will be one of those. just like landing on the moon was when we go fo

well, moon jae-in has wanted thisjob for a very long time?y long time. time? well, moon jae-in has wanted thisjob for a very long time. he is pa rt thisjob for a very long time. he is part of the generation that helped bring democracy to south korea in the 1980s. he was an aid to a president from 2002— 2008. he did lose to park geun—hye by not an entirely large margin in 2012. but ever since protest began against the former president at the end of last year, he was out there at the peaceful candlelight vigil is. he wa nted peaceful candlelight vigil is. he wanted to be amongst the people, to show them that if he is elected, he will do away with the cosy ties between the political and business elite. in recent months, we've had the perfect storm of an impeached president and the boss of samsung facing criminal charges. many are arguing, is this really what will bring change in south korea at last? do you think that is the case, and if so, is the new president going to be able to deliver it?” if so, is the new president going to be able to deli

looks forward to working with moon. we take a deeper look at moon's election and its implications for south korea, and for u.s. policy in the region with david kang. he is the director of the korean studies institute at the university of southern california. dr. kang, thank you very much for join us. give us a thumbnail sketch, if you will, of mr. moon. what about his background? >> well, i think the overriding thing about mr. moon is that he has worked for sort of left or progressive policies ever since he was a student and was arrested in the 1970s in pro democracy move. s, a human rights lawyer, and he worked as a chief of staff for a noted progressive president ten years ago. so he's very clearly on the progressive or leftist side of korean politics. >> woodruff: so coming after almost a decade of conservative rule in south korea, why do you think voters chose him? >> well, it's important to remember that there is domestic politics in any country, and the pendulum swings left and right. there were ten years of left

moon jae—in is resolve the crisis in north korea? yes.the previous president. and indeed, moon jae—in personally wants to carry on the legacy, which was to deepen ties with north korea. mr moon said that south korea should learn to say no to america. quite a combative stance from south korea. yes, it is, and what is interesting is that for the last six months or so, when president park was under the impeachment process, moonjae—in toned down much of his rhetoric. clearly to try to garner wider public support. but in the last month, since president trump's rhetoric has been very harsh against north korea, moon jae—in north korea, moonjae—in has now been able to go back to his progressive roots and do it more openly in public. we have spoken a lot about nationalism and populism, and it looks like we have that in mr moon in south korea. what happens when two nationalist populist, moon jae—in and donald trump, have to go up jae—in and donald trump, have to go up against each other? i don't think moonjae—in is a populist, and despite his win i

>> well, i think that it is clearly a pretty stunning rebuke by the north koreans to president moon's offer. again, it is, it could not be clearer that the north koreans have very little interest in negotiating the the end of their ballistic missile or other weapons program. you can sit down to have negotiation s negotiations to them, but it is not going to lead to the outcome that we would like to have, and there are reasons to continue to have dying log and meetings w-- dialogue, and meetings with the north, but we have to be cle clear-eyed about what is possible. >> there are agreements here and there, and we know that with china's upcoming silk road summit that they are talking about with what they want to build through europe, and et cetera that north korea was invited or planning to at the end something. we understand that there are conversations going on. but you mentioned diplomacy, and it is possible? >> is diplomacy possible? >> in that are region, yes. >> again, you have to be very clear what the goal is. if you want to engage the north koreans economically, i am sure they

he favors increased cooperation with pyongyang. >> moon jae-in! moon jae-in! stephen: will left of center moon jae-in get along with president trump? a softer approach in seoul might not please washington. stephen evans, bbc news, south korea. tim: despite fierce opposition from nato ally turkey, the united states says it will begin supplying weapons to kurdish militants fighting islamic state in northern syria. the arms are aimed specifically at the upcoming battle for the city of raqqa. for more on this, i spoke a little earlier with the bbc's gary o'donoghue. i suppose the key question is, will turkey stand idly by? gary: i don't think it will stand i believe by or protest, but -- ideally by or protest, but there is a question of how much they can do about this. president erdogan is coming to washington next week. i think he wants to send a really strong message that he wouldn't do that. we have heard he is -- we have not heard he is canceling, for example. they have strongly resisted this idea, mainly because the ypg, syrian kurds, are pretty much the same

i can look at that moon all morning, beautiful. >>> the moon will be full on wednesday at 2:42 pm. >>i knew he would know that [ laughter ] >>> it is a cool morning, and the water tender's are extremely cold with the lows cool, so we get the fog in the sun. most of the locations warming up and if you near 80 degrees. vallejo has current conditions at 50, clear and no breeze, up to 74 yesterday. that is very nice. some of the fog is coming back with half moon bay having fog and also santa cruz and moving into monterey bay.

i can look at that moon all morning, beautiful. >>> the moon will be full on wednesday at 2:42 pm. >> i knew he would know that [ laughter ] >>> it is a cool morning, and the water tender's are extremely cold with the lows cool, so we get the fog in the sun. most of the locations warming up and if you near 80 degrees. vallejo has current conditions at 50, clear and no breeze, up to 74 yesterday. that is very nice. some of the fog is coming back with half moon bay having fog and also santa cruz and moving into monterey bay. i show you the water temperatures that makes it easy for the fog to form when it gets this cold. 41 and half moon bay and that is a cold pattern. 40s and 50s for many, to the north more 40s and 50s. nap i-45, san rafael at 45, and the big low in southern california giving them helen rain but moving to the south. that high pressure will give us a nice day today and tomorrow with another system dropping in with 60s and 70s and a few low 80s. >>> it is 5:01 am. >>> do we have anything on the screen?>> apparently we have gone back to 1975 to the traffic jam when we had

the half moon is rising. we have a slight breeze now.emperatures 46 in livermore, 46 in santa rose. otherwise in the 50s. the winds not as breezy as 24 hours ago but will be increasing late today with more of an offshore push. that's why we'll have clear skies at the beaches, as well. >> all right. satellite-radar, you want to know what an offshore flow looks like? it's right there right now. you see the clear skies along the coast. sure, we do have an area of low pressure just spinning its wheels off the coastline right now. but as i forge ahead look at our futurecast, the clouds remain off the coast through our friday through our saturday although they start to get a little bit closer over the weekend. we'll just have the cooler air mass associated with the marine layer push onshore dropping the temperatures by the beginning of next week. until then, that ridge of high pressure, it has arrived diverting the jet stream well to the north bay area. we are the recipients of an offshore flow. sunrise this morning, 5:56. the sun sets at 8:15

right now mr moon does not appear to have that.used to work on korean issues that the cia under president obama and president bush. there is concern, that there may be a potential divergences stop in policy coming out of washington towards south korea. obviously moon jae—in out of washington towards south korea. obviously moonjae—in has out of washington towards south korea. obviously moon jae—in has a different approach to north korea, preferring engagement and dialogue. the trump administration wants to put maximum pressure on pyongyang and beijing. there is a potential for real divergences between washington and south korea. when we have that result confirmed he will get that from us on bbc news. let us turn to an important decision in the us. in 2014 us combat operations against the taliban in afghanistan officially ended. let's show you this, donald trump and 2013 saying... iam i am telling you to bear both those things in mind. i want to tell you we have reports the us is considering a new deployment of at least 3000 troops.

bodega bay at 48, 49 san francisco bowie, half moon bay 51. another bowie not far from monterey is 51 and 53 all the way down to santa barbara which is coldwater. 40s and 50s on the temperatures, 46 for cupertino, gilroy is at 43. that is low, in santa clara 45, 40s in uk to and ukiah, 27 in truckee, monterey at 48. this system producing unusual, not necessarily rare, but unusual snow for denver. they don't get snow in may that often. that will move across the plains and we are on the driver side with high pressure winning out for 3 to 4 days. this dome of high pressure building in and peaking on saturday. inland temperatures on the way up to upper 70s and a few mid 80s. antioch in concord at 84 and buchanan is warm is anybody on the planet now. livermore 82, santa rosa 82, upper 70s and near 80 in the santa clara valley. warmer friday and saturday. i think the fog will play into the coast of forecast by sunday and monday. >>> are we seeing more dry and brown hills?>> they were green almost 2 weeks ago when they change so fast. i was thinking

moon jae—in with the president of china nor any other world leader.rms of what kimjong—un is capable of as far as being engaged and that is something we need to see. it's one of the most iconic buildings in the world but did you know that the sydney opera house has bad acoustics? a four—year renovation project is now under way, to address this, and other issues. hywel griffiths has the story. the building that defines notjust sydney, but australia, is like no place in the world. in the baking sunshine, the opera house's tall sails are iconic. but inside, the sound is not so stunning. its resident symphony orchestra is filled with frustration. the shape of the concert hall makes it hard to hear themselves and each other play. it is a bit like playing ball on a pitch that's surrounded in fog. you know your teammates are out there somewhere, but they're hard to see and for us the issue is that they're hard to hear. often i don't feel like we're really always playing together and then with some of the other sections of the orchestra we can have time delay

joining me from seoul is chung—in moon, distinguished university professor at yonsei university, and magazine and website global asia. he was an adviser to the government of kim dae—jung. soa human so a human rights lawyer is now the president of south korea. what difference do you think it is going to make? it will make a big difference. as you point out, he was a very famous human rights lawyer, therefore he knows the virtue democracy he does how to heal the pain ofa democracy he does how to heal the pain of a polarised korean society andi pain of a polarised korean society and i think that he will make a great contribution to the maturing of democracy and south korea. one of the most divisive issues, i think, and south korea, is how to behave towards the north, how to handle the north. how do you think he will do that? he will pursue a policy of active engagement with north korea, he will be a daunting challenge of harmonising inter— korean relations with our key us alliance. and in addition, there are quite a large number of conservative forces who we re number of conservative fo

moon declares victory. the son of north korean refugees wants to renew dialogue with pyongyang. ♪ ♪ mahmoud abbas said he is prepared to meet with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu when donald trump visits the region, that visit due to take place later this month. the palestinian president is in germany, the last month, he was in washington holding talks with trump. he says reaching peace between the israelis and palestinians is not as hard as previously thought. here is abbas speaking earlier. >> when i met with president trump last week, he accepted our invitation to come to the palestinian territories, and we are awaiting his visit to bethlehem. i told him that we were ready to and to meet with minister underme u.s.-sponsored talks in order to establish peace. laura: let's go to jerusalem now. you're a smack let is standing by. minister under u.s.-sponsoredis there anythingt mahmoud abbas said today? >> there is new energy. that is for certain. we haven't heard him willing to meet with israel's

oakland 58 in san jose, upper 40s, gil roi and half moon bay. so we are looking at the low clouds and fog to cozy up to the coast. we will have partial afternoon clearing, will you get sun at stinson, temporarily along the san mateo coast. but the fog will be there most of the day around half moon bay and pacifica. 49 in san francisco. 51 in napa with some fog. 55 by the delta. vacate in concord, 52 in livermore, look at the golden gate. so we'll get a little sun here. it will come back quickly. we'll have that 30 to 35 degree spread today. partial clearing at the coast. hot inland today and tomorrow into monday. clearing begins on tuesday. will you feel that breeze around the bay. sunday night into monday for most of you. so advertise in san jose in the mid-70s. look how it will be today and tomorrow, we were already warm yesterday. will you notice into monday. not much change, it's tuesday and wednesday, in fact, by early next week, we could see thunderstorms in the sierra nevadas. it's all about the low clouds today t. low cloud deck allowing

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so mr moon's ‘s suggestion is to give other shareholders much more power. to promise so, again, we will wait to see what has been done. 0n thejob proposal there isa been done. 0n thejob proposal there is a concrete suggestion? democratic public spending, keynesian public spending. it is a culture that needs changing, if it needs changing, and changing, if it needs changing, and changing a culture by legislation is quite difficult. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: a beautiful voice, that she can't even hear. how this deaf musician has overcome her disability and returned to the stage. the pope was shot and the pope will live. that was the essence of the news from rome. the man they called the butcher or went on trial today in the french town where he was in the second world war. winnie mandela did not look like a woman sentenced to jail. the judge told her there was no indication she felt even the slightest horse. an all-out effort has been called for to help victims. the computer deep blue has denied triumphant over the wo

she brought us the first moon shot. it is our hope we continue those spirits as we celebrate the anniversary. host: only immediate surviving ember with the death of jacqueline bouvier john f. kennedy junior, caroline ambassador to japan n. this video, she had this to say. kennedy, may e 29th would be my father's 100th birthday. i've thought about him and missed him everyday of my life. rowing up without him was made easier thanks to all the people who kept him in their hearts, inspider them to work and fight and believe in a better world, to give something to this country that has given so much to so many. underneath my ng father's oval office desk when i sitting on his lap, he would points out the white shark and purple shark who boat, i could never quite see them. he said they liked to eat socks would have his friends throw their socks overboard, which i loved. kennedy inspired a generation that transformed america, march for justice, they peace corps, in the inner cities, in outer space. carried on that work, fightin

moon takes a much softer approach than the previous president who got impeached moon favors dialogueh pyongyang so we are watching the polls and we expect him to take a softer abroach unlike the hard line approach we just saw. >>> the opening of a small bakery in san francisco getting a lot of attention. nbc 7 news was in the westportal area. the eatery is the first business to open around speedy permitting process. it gives small business owners one point of contact to navigate the permits. paperwork and fees required by different city agencies. >> i bake for a living so i don't necessarily speak that language or know the vernacular, know the policy. >> the small business accelerator program is designed for food businesses and so far 100 eateries have signed up. >>> tossing out the staualt sha may not be enough for your heart health. only 10% of the sodium we eat comes from food prepared at home. most of the salt we consume comes from restaurant and store-bought foods. we're talking 71%. and from sneaky sources like crackers, breads and soups. americans are warned to limit their sal

crowd: moon jae-in! moonjae—in!, to japan, to north korea?" crowd: moon jae-in! moonjae—in! "who's the president who won't defer to the us or to china?" if moonjae—in wins power, that would be a big change in policy — a move to the left — a closeness to pyongyang. that is what happened the last time he was in government. but being closer to pyongyang might make it more distant from washington. there are five main candidates. whoever gets the most votes on election day wins. the us has installed an anti—missile system in south korea, called thaad, to shoot down north korean attacks. left—of—centre mr moon says there is no welcome in korea for it. potentially, there's a little bit of a train—wreck here, where you've got the trump administration saying "pressure, pressure, pressure" on north korea, and suddenly you have a new south korean president who says, "actually, that's not going to solve the problem. we need to talk to those guys, we need to improve the relationship." in a room in the national assembly, defector

one actionable moon take against family-run conglomerates -- what action will moon take against family-runates? peter: he has talked about reforming the family-run conglomerates, particularly the cozy relationship between these conglomerates and government. define southed korea as it is, today. it is mainly responsible for the growth of this country. years, a lotecent of corruption has erupted. public sentiment towards these can -- these conglomerates has soured and moon has appeared -- appeal to that in calling for stricter regulations, more enforcement, governance reforms such as making cross shareholdings by these families more transparent. these are all really appealing to many of the younger voters, who feel that these conglomerates have basically stifled the growth of small and midsize businesses. mark: we saw a picture of moon arriving in a car. i know there are some calls by awmakers to consider constitutional change to reduce the powers of the president. is there much appetite for that? peter: i think so. the massive protests were hundreds of thousands of people appeared every wee

moon jae-in! moon jae-in! who is the president who won't defer to the us or to china?ge in policy. they moved to the left. a closeness to be gang. that is what happened the last time he was in government. but being close to pyongyang might make him more distant from washington. there are five main candidates. whoever gets the most votes on election day wins. the us has installed an anti—missile system in south korea, called thaad. like bell potentially, this could be a train wreck, be, because you have the drug administration saying pressure on north korea. and then there is a south korean leader who says that might not be the solution. ina room says that might not be the solution. in a room in the national assembly, defectors from north korea urged voters not to choose moonjae—in. they feel that a centre—left government would allow more contact with north korea, making it easier for north korean assassins to come south to target them. moonjae—in is not president, yet, and he might slip up at the last. but if he wins, a softer policy on north korea is on the way. the h

hard-line trump and softer moon, how well that worked out?d he would go to pyongyang if the conditions were right. he said he wanted to meet president trump and signaled he is not anti-american. the difficulty would be if president trump decides on a military attack on north korea when president moon says you simply cannot do that. north has kepte silent about a new man in the south. kim jong-il and wanted someone who would talk to him. his media said so. moon keep his more conciliatory approach? tim: in syria, u.s. backed forces made significant gains as they prepare an assault on islamic state in their last qqa.r stronghold of ra as the extremists lose ground, some fighters are trying to get back to europe. dozens are currently being held in northern syria. our middle east correspondent and our cameramen sent this report. reporter: the free syrian army are driving out i.s.. here in northern syria, so-called islamic state is collapsing. to itst happens believers and converts, those who abandoned europe to live under the caliphate? civilians,

and half moon bay may be but too much resistance.r than that fog it is clear with a hint of a delta breeze. 40s, 50s, fremont at 46, sent a clear 44, 42 in gilroy, 45 and santa cruz. 40 for boulder creek, cupertino and bookends. 27 in truckee and 44 and ukiah with the west looking good other than some patchy fog. we have a whopper of a system at the intermountain region out of the rockies into the planes -- plains in it could be a tornadic day for oklahoma and kansas with a high risk meeting the ingredients are already in place. we are on the drier side as we watch this system. if you have travel plans this is the focused of the severe weather today. we are on the ridge side of this and temperatures warming up with mostly sunny skies today other than a few high clouds. 60s, 70s, low to mid 80s. tomorrow upper 80s and near 90. 90s inland over the weekend, 60s and 70s on the bay, cooling down fast early next week.>>> one of your favorite sports heroes has a birthday today, reggie jackson. >> i interviewed him a long time ago when i wor

crowd: moon jae-in! moonjae—in!ates, to china, to japan, to north korea?" crowd: moon jae-in! moonjae—in! "who's the president who won't defer to the us or to china?" if moonjae—in wins power, that would be a big change in policy — a move to the left — a closeness to pyongyang. that's what happened the last time he was in government. but being close to pyongyang might make him more distant from washington. cheering there are five main candidates. whoever gets the most votes on election day wins. the us has installed an anti—missile system in south korea, called thaad, to shoot down north korean attacks. left—of—centre moonjae—in says there's no welcome in korea for it. potentially, there is a little bit of a train wreck, here, where you've got the trump administration saying "pressure, pressure, pressure" on north korea, and suddenly you have a new south korean president who says "actually, that's not going to solve the problem — we need to talk to those guys, we need to improve the relationship." in a room in the n

i think you had a conversation with president moon last week and i'm sure this issue came up. are you prepared -- is japan prepared to do more on this issue given the importance to you and to korea and to the united states of a healthy, productive relationship between japan and south korea? is japan prepared to make more concessions and to acknowledge more responsibility for comfort women in the way that president moon would like? is that a basis for a deal you can get again? prime minister abe: the other day with the new president moon, we had a telephone conversation about we would like to further develop our bilateral relationship in a forward-looking manner and for north korea what should be the position and stance we should take. we have discussed on this and to president moon i believe on the whole have been accepted, the stance of the dialogue and pressure and forward action that the international community should work in unity to try and stop the acts of north korea and try to denuclearize. i believe we were able to come to agreement. now, for the comfort women issue,

clear skies, that is what we refer to as the 82% waning gibbous moon on its way becoming a half moon on the 18th of may and then it becomes a new moon where you can't see it at all but what we can see right now is a lot of clarity, a lot of clear skies out there. daylight hours today 14 hours, 13 minutes of sunshine, but i got to tell you something, we are going to be cool. we will talk about the cool temps and then the warmup. traffic and weather in four minutes. >>> a 15-month-old kansas girl is in critical condition after she suffered a possible electric shock at a carnival. her family believes she was shocked when she touched a guardrail surrounding one of the rides but police have not confirmed that detail. the toddler's grandparents say that moments after she touched the fence, she went limp and lost consciousness. a kansas state lawmaker says that a proposed law that would require stricting personalities for amusement park inspections could have prevented this incident. >> we don't know the circumstance but if it could have been prevented through inspection or through a better

a lot of 80s on the board and half moon bay sticking out, a high of only 59 degrees. even at this hour, holding on to warmth. comfortable around the bay in the 60s and 70s. we have the warmer air arriving over the next 48 hours. wh >> thank you. after a string of shark attacks in southern california, a surfer claims to have come up with a device that protect s surfers from a shark attack. >>> and kids getting a message to stop bullying thanks to a unique presentation involving a bay area k-9 officer and paying based on demand. the new controversial pricing policy that could have you >>> a downed power line trapped pass sentenengers on a bus, a ll across the bus and passengers were told to stay on board, and people living in the area were told to shelter in place, it facebook -- it took 40 minutes for pg&e to secure the line. >>> niner the k-9 is used to sniffing out bombs. but he is taking a spin instead all in the name of eliminating bullying. >> if you see something, and you see somebody out of the ordinary not talking, maybe down. you guys can step up be and leader

moon rise.mostly cloudy skies, spotty drizzle is likely. but not very widespread. high temperatures will reach into the mid 60s right around the bay, upper 60s in the inland areas and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast forecast. a little slow there, but it finally popped in. mostly cloudy tomorrow. windy and cool on friday. but skies will be sunny and breezy on saturday. mothers day is looking nice. a few clouds around, high temperatures getting into the low 70s inland on sunday so a great day for mothers day. clouds will increase on monday. a slight chance of showers on tuesday. and lingering clouds next wednesday. all through the period, the weather won't be relatively pleasant, temperatures will be generally below average for this time of year. >> all right. thank you, spencer. >> all right. more frustration in the air, a mid-air fist fight and get this, the woman who had to relieve herself in her seat. >> ooh. >> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. you received a piece of damaged ma

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the wider picture will show you, 64 at half-moon bay. it is still warm in hayward, 83 right now, 84 in san jose. san francisco, we were in the mid-70s today. we're now at 69 degrees. future tracker temperatures, it's a mild evening out there, out and about and once again, tomorrow, we're going to repeat this heat and actually increase those numbers over the next 48 hours. we'll look at the numbers, tell you when this heat will break coming up in the full accuweather forecast, eric. >> thank you very much. >>> california's democratic party is holding it's annual convention in sacramento at some of the party's biggest names called on supporters to stand up to president donald trump and republicans on capitol hill. >> that they are held accountable in the election. >> democrats cheered when house minority leader nancy pelosi spoke this morning. democrats across the country have focussed their efforts on retaking both houses of congress in next year's election. and party leaders urged california democratic to campaign against the state's 14

half moon bay about 25 miles per hour. yes, that wind advisory is expected to remain in effect until 9:00 p.m. tonight. those winds are expected to kick up this afternoon anywhere between 20 and 30 miles per hour with gusts could hit about 45 miles per hour especially along the coastline. if we fast forward through saturday, 9:30, pay attention along the coastline. half moon bay 29 and even down here in the south bay expect to see winds 20 miles per hour. 2:30 this afternoon half moon bay seeing conditions. then we finally begin to see those winds die down just a bit into the overnight hours as we head into sunday. but still expect to see those windy conditions turn breezy as we head into sunday about 10:30 a.m. especially near inland areas. we definitely start seeing the winds finally dying down, which will make for a much more pleasant day to be outside. if you had any parties planned for tomorrow. but if you head into the cinco de mayo festival in san francisco today. expect to see sunshine through the 11:00 a.m. hour t