mr kim is ready for war. ultimate target may be america, but it's south korea which will find itself on the frontline first. millions of people in the capital, seoul, just 35 miles away. this south korean village is only a couple of miles from the border. now villagers worry they could come under attack from their neighbour. 80—year—old lee ho—yong is in charge of the village's emergency bunker. these doors are so heavy. oh, it's huge. so what, the whole village comes in here, that's the idea? first the air burns in, in close support, scorning the place with napalm. korea's been split for the last 70 years. during the korean war of the 1950s, the us bombed the communist north relentlessly after they attacked the south. general chun was, until recently, a top ranking officer in the south korean army. the north koreans had a very hard experience during the korean war. the americans bombed north korea so much that there were no more targets to bomb. they remembered the bombings. today the us still maintains 2a,0

mr. kim, four minutes remain. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. i have a few points. first, to clear things up -- >> mr. kim, i don't know i agree complete lewi completely with your opposing council that the wealth of the neighborhood should make a difference. but i suspect if police officers arri arrive at a wealthy home and it was white teenagers having a party and one of them says my dad just bought this house that it would be very -- and i told the kids they could have a party and it became joe told me to came and larry told me to come and x told me to come, that those kids wouldn't be arrested. maybe the kid who lied might be, but i doubt very much those kids would be arrested. >> well, your honor -- >> so how is this case different? same set of facts, sparsely furnished even a little bit dirty, lights are on, that sort of thing. so shouldn't we have a rule that if we're going to require mens raya at all, that police officers should be treating people equally? >> absolutely, police officers should be treating people equally. my clients take the obligation to do s

mr. kim. >> mr. chief justice, may i please the court. probable cause is a practical standard. it often accounts for the practical limitations that officers face when making arrest decisions, including the inability to look directly in the mind of suspects offering explanations for suspicious conduct. in a case like this, what they have established and circumstantial evidence is strong or at least fair, arrest is reasonable and constitutional and more clearly qualified immunity applies. let's turn to the circumstances and consider them from the correct perspective. >> before you do that, could you clarify? the one leading to disorderly conduct and negligent supervision. where do they stand and are they in any way affected by the argument you're making today. >> we do not pursue an argument that probable cause exists. the common-law claim fails of other qualified immunity or probable cause was there. that's where they stand. if i can turn back to the totality of the circumstances, my -- >> i'm not sure i understood what you just said. whether we hold on qualified immunity or pro

>> i thought the record established, that mr. kimresented, 19 of the 21 people cannot identify -- >> that is not accurate. the representation was that we have limited depositions that were used in summary judgment. there are two depositions were the persons rates who invited them and in both cases they said it was the hostess. is in the 56.1 where the officer says, i talked to several other individuals. this is ja 135. i talk to other individuals and they were not invited by the host. does the petition say anything about whether the police interviewed everyone at the party? >> i don't recall, i'm sorry. talk briefly about the invitation point. again, petitioners are not seeking to justify the arrest of 21 individuals on the basis of individualized suspicion. onre has been a reliance imputing mens rea from one to the other. i want to touch on that because pringle is a different case from this one. in pringle, there were three inividuals at a car at 3:00 the morning and the court reasoned that one person was certainly involved in narco

mr kim said we cannot be complacent we have to look at the fact that there are still some parents and there are problems we have to address a lack of investment another one is equality income inequality and as you said you know here in america we have a trend that goes in another direction and there's another area where also what the f. and the world think are ordering goes against what is happening here and that is the fight against protectionism and again donald trump and his government are trying to be more protective of american industry and business causing phenomenon in washington thank you very much for the coverage canada's prime minister just intell door is visiting his counterpart in mexico and drink it in and yet though just ahead of a tense trip to washington where the fourth round of nafta renegotiations began and when state leaders didn't talk about donald trump saying the u.s. might seek bilateral agreements if it's nafta instead both reaffirmed their commitment to a trilateral renegotiation they consider it beneficial to all mankind. in the end i wouldn't take seriousl

let's just hope that mr. kim is actually intent on self-preservation as opposed to suicide.hope that they are right. let's stand back also and ignore for the moment, the president's tweets and look at what is happening on the ground. at long last there seem to be some back channel talks going on. this would be a good thing as rex tillerson said, everyone and i assume he means the president in that as well, needs to lower the temperature a bit. >> judy, the talks -- there is a point that you talk about the president inheriting this. he just had a tweet in the last hour expressing the exact situation. this is what he says. being nice to "rocket man" has not worked in 25 years! why would it work now? clinton failed, bush failed and obama failed. and he adds ominously, i will not fail. and he had the party talks, 90 for the food deal with the clinton administration it was that took a lot of oil and money and lied and continued their program. given the president george w. bush as a sign of generosity perhaps took them off the state department list of terrorism sponsors of terrori

mr. kim, four minutes remaining. >> i have a few points. first to clear things up. >> i don't know if i agree completely with your opposing counsel that the wealth of the neighborhood should make a difference. i suspect that if police officers arrived at a wealthy home and it was white teenagers having a party and one of them says, my dad just bought this and i told the kids they could have a party, and it became, joe told me to come and larry king told me to comment, those kids would not be arrested. maybe the kid who live might be but that those kids would be arrested. different? case same set of facts, sparsely dirty, lightsn are on, that sort of thing. shouldn't we have a rule that if we are going to require mens rea at all that police officers should be treating people equally? >> absolutely. police officer should treat people equally. my clients take seriously their obligation to do so and there is no selective enforcement claim in this case and with good reason. the officers took their time and investigated thoroughly. >> 21 people e

but we've never had direct talks with mr. kim, this mr. d the suggestion that we're actually talking directly to the kim regime, this kim regime, means that this question now is public and they will have to be further disclosures from the administration that the talks are ongoing, what the subject matter is and how far we're progressing. and if we don't do inthat, then there will be concern that whatever discussions we're having with the north koreans has broken down which will make the situation worse than it was when it started. >> north korea's state news agency has called the effort he's effort to impose sanctions few tile, vowing the country will become a state nuclear force. does that leave no room for gosh yas ghoesh yags sgls ? >> no, it doesn't. public pronouncements are one thing. don't forget that a proflot of discussions is for necessary tick consumption. when the kim regime not just launches missiles or conducts underground ters b grounground threatens the united states and when the president of the united states threatens nort

to reinforce that point, mr kim used a party meeting to promote his younger sister, kim yo—jong, wholy started appearing regularly a few years ago but is thought to be in charge of her brother's public appearances. it is uncertain how much power she will wield from behind the scenes but she will be aware that being part of the ruling family does not give her lifetime protection. kimjong—un had his uncle, once a trusted adviser, executed in 2013. and north korean agents are thought to have been behind the assassination of his half brother who had been living in exile. he was killed with a nerve agent at this malaysian airport earlier this year. north korea's attempts to build a nuclear—tipped missile has brought about an international crisis as pyongyang faces down its enemies in the united states. kim yo—jong has come to prominence at a dangerous time for her family and her country. the development comes as us president donald trump has accused iran of funding the north korean regime, amid concerns his administration will withdraw support for the nuclear deal signed in 2015 between i

to reinforce that point, mr kim used a party meeting to promote his younger sister, kim yojong kim yojongster, kim yojong kim yo jong. she's not his younger sister, kim yojong kim yojong. she's not yet his younger sister, kim yojong kim yo jong. she's not yet 30 his younger sister, kim yojong kim yojong. she's not yet 30 and only started appearing regularly three yea rs started appearing regularly three years ago but she's already thought to be in charge of her broth r brother's public aexperiences. it's unclear how much power she'll wield from hooind the scenes but she'll be aware that being part of the ruling family does not necessarily offer lifetime protection. kim jong family does not necessarily offer lifetime protection. kimjong un had his aungle, once a trusted advisor at the centre of power, executed in 2013. and north korean agents are thought to have been behind the assassination of their leader's half brother, who had living in exile. he was killed at a nerve agent at this malaysian airport earlier this year. north korea's attempts to build a nuclear—tipped missile has brought

to reinforce that point, mr kim used a party meeting to promote his younger sister, kim yo—jong.but is thought to be in charge of her brother's public appearances. it is uncertain how much power she will wield behind the scenes but she will be aware that being part of the ruling family does not give her lifetime protection. kimjong—un had his uncle, once a trusted advisor, executed in 2013. and north korean agents are thought to have been behind the assassination of his half brother who had been living in exile. he was killed with a nerve agent at this malaysian airport earlier this year. north korea's attempts to build a nuclear—tipped missile has brought about an international crisis as pyongyang faces down its neighbours and the united states. kim yo—jong has come to prominence at a dangerous time for her family and her country. let's head to philadelphia now — and what's being described as the largest public art project in the us for a decade. one the city's major thoroughfares is celebrating its centenary. an artist from china who helped organise the opening and closing cere

and the world bank for the world economy are good but both like mr kim said we cannot be complacent we have to look at the fact that there are still some parents and there are problems we have to address a lack of investment another one is equality. income inequality and as you said you know here in america we have a trend that goes in another direction and there's another area where also what the f. and the world think are ordering goes against what is happening here and that is the fight against protectionism and again donald trump and his government are trying to be more protective of american industry and business causing phenomenon in washington thank you very much for the coverage canada's prime minister just until door is visiting his counterpart in mexico and rick opinion yet though just ahead of a tense trip to washington where the fourth round of nafta renegotiations began on wednesday the leaders didn't talk about donald trump saying the u.s. might seek bilateral agreements if at least nafta instead both reaffirmed their commitment to a trilateral renegotiation they consider

lagardere and mr. kim said we cannot be complacent.e have to look at the fact that there are still some perils, and problems we have to address, the lack of investment for example, and the other the inequality with income. here in america, we have a trend that goes another direction. and there is another area where the imf and world bank are ordering, where it goes against what is happening here, the fight against protectionism and again donald trump and his government are trying to be more protective of american industry. >> thank you very much for the coverage. more world news with sarah harmon and kenya. sarah: the kenyan police have shot dead two opposition supporters as the protests intensified ahead of a presidential election rerun. rallies have been banned in three cities after the top court annulled the president's win in august. but as concerns grow among the opposition supporters about the legitimacy of the new election, demonstrators are flouting the ban. correspondent: kenyan police armed with tear gas back on the streets o

the women have been charged with killing mr kim at kuala lumpur airport in february.

mr kim said we cannot be complacent we have to look at the fact that there are still some perils and there are problems we have to address the lack of investment another one is equality. income inequality as you said you know here in america we have a trend that goes in another direction and there's another area where also what. the world think ordering goes against what is happening here and that is the fight against protectionism and again donald trump and his government are trying to be more protective of american industry and business causing phenomenon in washington thank you very much for the coverage. more world news now with sarah and unrest in kenya that's right javier thank you kenyan police have shot dead two opposition supporters as protests intensify ahead of a presidential election a rerun that's coming up later this month and well is have been banned in three major kenyan cities after the country's top court a know all the president who are as election win back in august but as concerns grow among opposition supporters about the legitimacy legitimacy excuse me on this

>> once again, mr. kim is a rational actor. t's frankly i think actually going, the chinese, i blame the chinese for that, telling people that he is the power behind the drum. that got kim jong-un attention and usually exactly who the power, he doesn't have the power behind the drum. he made that point very clear. he wasn't on an emotional win. that's once again to solidify, show the world he is in charge. the same rationality what i mentioned would probably prevent him from time is likely to prevent them from waking up one morning and decide he wants to try to nuke l.a. that's not conducive to his longevity. that's not conducive to his regime stability. >> final word. >> in the intelligence business we target intention, capability and what we call resolve. right now the intelligence community is wrestling with resolve questions, not just with good but other in the region. that has to with signaling and statements here right now we're in the early stages of a new administration and the region is watching for how everybody respon

and in fact, if mr. kim would omise to send a missile to hollywood only, i would send the guy a couple hundred dollars to develop his nuclear program. thank you. host: final thoughts? guest: well, i think in this case actors, entertainers, movie stars, singers, they want to be involved politically. think that they -- a lot of them opposed trump and i think they want to have their voice heard. and people might say they shouldn't be involved in the process. what do you know? you're just an acter. but there's a long history of actors and entertainers who are popular getting involved. there's been some protests that they don't want to be sidelined just because they're entertainers the them opposed trump and i think same way to have their voice actors don't want to be sidelined. they're going to weigh in to politics. the wine steen thing is a connection that sort of short circuited this whole relationship between hollywood and politics. but i don't think acterors are going to want to sit out going forward. host:

the women have been charged with killing mr kim at kuala lumpur airport in february.ow at 3:30am on bbc news, it is time for dateline london. good morning. welcome to dateline. let the people decide. in kurdistan they have, and this weekend catalans wanted to do the same, by holding a referendum on independence in the uk, a referendum of course in the uk gave us brexit. jeremy corbyn, leader of the opposition labour party, has announced he would give similar, decisive votes to people he says politicians ignore. in germany, the voters rewarded angela merkel with a term as chancellor last weekend but also gave the far—right their first seat in the bundestag in more than 50 years, though the taboo against holding referendum in germany remains as strong as ever. to discuss all that i'm joined by henry chu, international editor of variety, polly toynbee from the guardian, maria margaronis, who writes for the nation, and stephanie bozon from germany's der welt. welcome to all of you, good to have you with us again. let's talk first of all about this question of referendums.

mr. kim: thank you for having me back on.ust how powerful financial tools are in fighting poverty. i didn't know the combination of leverage and stocks and hedges and political risk insurance and guarantees, how powerful those instruments -- i had to learn macro economics and finance. the toolsg those two, the rich use every day to make themselves wealthier are just as useful for lifting people out of poverty. tom: let me go to a new project of the world bank which has my attention. i look at the mystery of the decline in productivity in major countries, including the united states. human capital, the idea of a human capital project. that is translated in the world bank -- what does human capital mean? mr. kim: we want to be very clear that this is a huge part of the wealth of nations. we are writing a report where we in terms ofapital overall wealth is more than 60% of the existing wealth in the world. was take ated to do hard look at the connection between health outcomes and educational outcomes, whether you're learning th

mr. kim. >> probable cause is practical standard. it accounts for the prak kal limitations when officers face making decisions. including the inability to look into the mind of suspects offering innocent explanations for suspicious conduct. circumstantial evidence that is strong or at least fair. re

. >> neither personality, mr. kim jong-un as we know him or president trump as we know him quite well seems like the kind of person who would pull back the way that that key at that crush chef did in is the 63. okay, i went too far, i'm going to pull back and take the heat, even if it means the loss of my regime, when was can the case with krush chef. do either of these personalities strike you as the personality goodness for humanity or concern for humanity would pull back and step down. >> so. i think they're both sensitive to the perception that they're weak. kim jong-un in particular i think has been pour laying president trump's rhetoric to boost his own legitimacy. it is striking. they had never heard of otto warmbier. the yooufrtd of virginia student who died after being jailed in north korea. but everybody we talked to completely knew about president trump's speech to the united nations because north korea wants them to know about it because it fits into their narrative of kim jong-un as the protector of the k

and the world bank for the world economy are good but both like mr kim said we cannot be complacent we have to look at the fact that there are still some parents ahead and there are problems we have to address a lack of investment another one is equality income inequality and as you said you know here in america we have a trend that goes in another direction and there's another area where also what the f. and the world think are ordering goes against what is happening here and that is the fight against protectionism and again donald trump and his government are trying to be more protective of american industry and business causing phenomenon in washington thank you very much for the coverage. canada's prime minister just into doorways in mexico city to meet with mexican president enrique pena nieto he's visiting mexico just ahead of a tense trip to washington where the fourth round of nafta renegotiations began on wednesday the leaders didn't talk about donald trump's comments just a day earlier where he suggested the u.s. might seek bilateral agreements if it leaves nafta instead both

and mr. kim jong il responded. i know that a nuclear is a useless object. it is useless. bu because of america, the american hostile policy, i have to do that. i have to develop these nuclear weapons. that's the answer. and we said, of course, no, americans don't have that sort of hostile policy to you. those kinds of discussions took place. that's 2004. and 2005, september, as i said, they agreed to abandon all nuclear weapons. what happened after north koreay have cash. that's very important for his decisions. many felt that he was in a sense deceived by the international community. that is what happened. then maybe he went for a nuke test in 2006. 2007 and 2009 already he mentioned about that. now what happened after that, things are getting worse. the new leader, as we know kim jong-un, he went after all kind of -- he was so so determined to go for nuclear, the launching of missiles, a number of nuke tests. and why was he doing that? certainly that you could ask the reason why he was so determined to do so. and not sure that we can answer in two ways. one is domestic

mr. murphy? kimguadagno: how do you plan to pay for kindergarten through 12th and college education with universal health care? just to name a few. i think they add up to be of from $55 million to $65 million without raising taxes on the middle class and working class because your plan right now provides only $1 billion. and i say only $1 billion. anybody who runs a campaign that says they will raise taxes in new jersey is simply out of touch with new jersey. how do you plan on paying for all of the promises you make during the primary? phil murphy: that is quite a question. [laughter] phil murphy: you know those numbers are not true. you are saying me and the turnpike in running for president -- we have got to get to the basis of truth of the discussion. that is what people turned up for tonight. sorry, could not hear you. [laughter] [speaking simultaneously] [indiscernible] [applause and cheers] >> we would like to keep a certain decorum and professionalism in this room. i apologize for the interru

the pair are accused of rubbing the highly toxic vx nerve agent on mr kim's face as he waited for a flighty to murder, saying it was a tv prank and they were tricked by north korean agents. the labour mp who defeated nick clegg in this year's general election, jared 0'mara, has apologised for using what's been described as "vile" and "horrendous" language in the past. mr 0'mara said he was a sexist and homophobic young man when he made the comments posted online in 2002 and 2004, but says his views have since changed. he's not been suspended from the party but has stood down from the women and equalities committee. an extremely rare £1.5 million supercar was badly damaged after it smashed into a crash barrier in west sussex. the pagani zonda, which has a top speed of more than 200mph, crashed on the a27 at tangmere on saturday morning. sussex police said the driver was not injured but the "one—off" italian—made car was left with "significa nt damage". it is thought the car was travelling in a convoy of sports cars at the time and police have appealed for witnesses. that's a summary of the

and in fact, if mr. kim would omise to send a missile to hollywood only, i would send the guy a couple hundred dollars to develop his nuclear program. thank you. host: final thoughts? guest: well, i think in this case actors, entertainers, movie stars, singers, they want to be involved politically. think that they -- a lot of them opposed trump and i think they want to have their voice heard. and people might say they shouldn't be involved in the process. what do you know? you're just an acter. but there's a long history of actors and entertainers who are popular getting involved. there's been some protests that they don't want to be sidelined just because they're entertainers the them opposed trump and i think same way to have their voice actors don't want to be sidelined. they're going to weigh in to politics. the wine steen thing is a connection that sort of short circuited this whole relationship between hollywood and politics. but i don't think acterors are going to want to sit out going forward. host:

kim guadagno isn't sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr.ios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up your awesome technology to anything other than a fiber-optic network? i got to go. peterson. peterson's wife. counting on you guys. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. and now get our fastest internet ever plus tv and phone for just $79.99 per month. >> a local football team got a hand delivered check from congressman bob brady for the overbrook football team. the anonymous donor asked the congressman to make the donation. it's not the first time brady helped these players. he raised $26,000 when equipment was stolen. >> coxe is dealing with a calf injury, smallwood has another injury. cardinals sit at 3-1 earning respect nationally. they say that's not their end game. >> our dream, plan for the team is way more than winning three games. 3-1 doesn't mean anything. we can't celebrate through long and look into the futu

people like kim fromly moth, kin kin -- people like kim mr. policewomen on, minnesota. that's why i think we should have medicare part d negotiations. i have a bill that now has 3 cosponsors, that lifts the ban makes it illegal for 41 million seniors to negotiate the prices of drugs. seniors can be a pretty stubborn and very vocal group. why don't we let them unleash their power and allow medicaid to negotiate prices. senator grassley and i have a bill to stop pay-for-delay where major pharmaceutical companies are paying off generics to keep their products off the market. i have a bill with senator grassley and senator leahy and senator lee, the four of us lead the bill, the creates act, which makes it easier to get more generic competition in the market. and we also -- senator mccain and senator lee and i have bills that allow for drugs to come in to compete more competition to bring the price down. when four of the top best best-selling drugs in america, the prices have gone up over 3400%, i don't think we can sit harder and do nothing. i bring up these because for th

kim guadagno isn't sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr.s is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up your awesome technology to anything other than a fiber-optic network? i got to go. peterson. peterson's wife. counting on you guys. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. and now get our fastest internet ever plus tv and phone for just $79.99 per month. >>> jeff skversky has a check on sports, this was not even a contest >> the eagles dominated so far out scoring teams by 38. but they did something they had not done all season unbelievable start to this game. what a start by the eagles today. quarterback carson wentz does something that no quarterback in eagles history has ever done before. wentz throws three touchdowns in the first quarter alone, wentz and the eagles on fire, against the carolinas, fly eagles fly chants all day long. eagles cardinals, carson wentz red hot in the red zone, trey burton bank. second drive, o

mr. carter called north korea's leader kim jong un "unpredictable." he believes north korea has advanced nuclear weaponry that could destroy the korean peninsula, japan and possibly some of the west coast. >> the investigation continues into the death of four us service members killed in an attack in africa this month. steve rapoport has the latest.>> reporter: mourners gathered in south florida on saturday to say goodbye to sergeant david johnson. along with staff sergeants bryan black, jeremiah johnson and dustin wright were killed in ambush earlier this month in niger by militants. it remains unclear why johnson's body was found almost a mile from the ambush site or how he became separated. >> this is an unstable region and a lot of weapons they came out of libya are going down there. they're being used by al qaeda and isis affiliated groups.>> we have 1000 troops supporting a french led group. that news has left some including senate minority leader chuck schumer surprised.>> we are in a brave new world. there are no set battle plans. having said

mr. carter called north korea's leader, kim jung-un, and predict double and he says he believes north korea advanced nuclear weapons that could destroy the korean peninsula, japan and possibly parts of the u.s. west coast. >>> prompt's biggest owners are gathering this week to talk about raising money for future elections. politico reports the group is focusing on the 2018 and 2020 elections. the meeting is expected to include two dozen wealthy trump backers plotting a path toward the 2018 midterm races. donald trump junior is scheduled to give remarks at the session. oil tycoon t. boone pickens will host a strategy section for the america first action super pac tomorrow at his ranch in texas. >>> this week the public may get a first look at top-secret documents about the assassination of president john f. kennedy. 25 years ago, congress set a deadline to release all the files by october 26 of this year which is this thursday. president trump said on twitter he will allow the release of the classified information. experts who have studied john f. kennedy's assassination do not anticipate an

kim jong-un? >> i think that mr. the fact that we have got back channels to the north koreans. with regard to general mattis. i think what you spa was a general in action up on the hill when he was asked a point-blank question of senator king, is the iran deal in the national interests of the united states in your judgment and he said yes. i don't fault him that much for it. we just got the knowledge that a lot of us suspected for a long time that's folks in there think we ought to sustain it because the losses from dumping it over would be greater than any gain. lou: it will be interesting which way the president does come down on this. let's turn to the million dollar donation to the resistance movement in the democratic party. antitrump resistance groups. we are talking about tax exempt non-profits, the money coming from soros and you name it, and no problem. fight the president and no responsibility to the irs. >> this town, washington, d.c. is peeled with foundation and public policy institutes and things like t

mr. adamle's ife, kim adamle, and dr. ell eleanor perfetto who is the widow of ralph wenzel. they can speak to the challenges they live with and witnessed as a result of this trauma and they can also speak to the concerns of the future and whether they believe they will be adequately supported by the nfl or other organizations as they face future challenges. i'd also like to challenge we invited the nfl to attend but they declined. the science has raised enough red flags about repetitive head trauma that it's incumbent to those who organize contact sports to make the game as safe as possible. this must come from all levels of play including the highest level of football. since the nfl recognized the link between repetitive hits and brain trauma they need to commit to supporting independent research, meaningfully reducing the risks and supporting players suffering from the effects of long-term brain injury. so this forum is critically important. it's unfortunate, however, this discussion is not being conducted in a formal congressional hearing. despite our repeated requests fo

kim guadagno isn't sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr.ork. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up your awesome technology to anything other than a fiber-optic network? i got to go. peterson. peterson's wife. counting on you guys. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. and now get our fastest internet ever plus tv and phone for just $79.99 per month. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, the las vegas shooter's girlfriend returning to the united states met by the fbi at l.a.x. authorities hoping she can help unravel the mystery behind the motive of that mass shooting as dramatic new images emerge. police releasing body cam footage. >> get back. >> get back. >> first responders on the scene as those shots rain down as we hear new stories of heroism and learn more about the hundreds of victims. >>> president trump set to visit las vegas after his first visit to the devastated people of puerto rico tossing paper towels to hurricane victims,

between president trump-- who's threatened to destroy north korea-- and north korean leader kim jong-un, who has called mrump "mentally deranged." next week, the president makes his first trip to asia, including a visit to seoul to meet with south korean president moon jae in. general joseph dunford, chairman of the joints chiefs of staff, was in seoul today, meeting with his south korean counterparts, and vice president pence made a pointed visit to minot air force base in north dakota, home to nuclear bombers and missiles. >> anyone who would threaten our nation should know that america always seeks peace, but if we are forced to defend ourselves or our allies, we will do so with military power that is effective and overwhelming. >> reporter: meanwhile, the administration is using other tools to increase pressure on north korea, this week imposing new economic sanctions. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> woodruff: in the day's other news, new violence erupted across kenya over the repeat presidential election. and, officials postponed attempts to finish the voting tomorrow. police battled proteste

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mr. obama is scheduled to campaign tonight for democratic nominee in virginia 's race for governor. >>> new jersey lieutenant governor kim guadagno did not have a public appearance scheduled today. she's republican date in new jersey's governor race. last night guadagno faced off against phil movie any a live debate right here on cbs 36789 they argued over various topics including state property tax and immigration. election daisy tuesday move seventh. >>> city of philadelphia has officially submitted its bid to amazon hoping to land the tech giant's second headquarters. today at barnes fun days mayor kenney thanked coalition that made cities bid possible. philadelphia's proposal included three site options, city scale and schuylkill yard in university city as well as navy yard in south philadelphia. >> every segment, every sector of our region and city of come together in one voice and whether we get amazon or whether we don't i want to thank amazon for bringing us together as a city, for the first time in a long time. >> philadelphia is one of more than 100 locations nationwide, vying for amazon's second headquarters.

mr wong would you to know that return to court in november. in malaysia the two a woman accused of killing the half brother of north korea's the leader kim jong un have been taken back to the scene of the crime the defendants prosecutors lawyers and trial judge were all taken to kuala lumpur's international airport as part of a reenactment of the fatal attack the two women have pleaded not guilty. china's ruling communist party has confirmed president xi jinping as its most powerful leader for decades by adding his name and ideology to the constitution at the end of the party's five year the congress the delegates voted unanimously to include using ping thought as a guiding principle this gives president g. the same level of prominence as party fall into the dock pulling ahead of the pack the chinese team leads the fleet at the world's most challenging ocean sailing event the volvo ocean race that's also where chinese leaders she seemed ping wants to see his country as a global leader it's among the goals outlined in president xi jinping has broad vision now enshrined in the country's constitution to get there she has pledged to navigate chin

kim jong-un from power. president trump is reconsidering the nomination of congressman tom renoas the nation's chief drug czar. mr. trump's second thoughts were prompted by reports by cbs news and the washington post that he played a key role in weakening federal authority to stop opioid distribution. west virginia senator whose state was hit hard by the opioid epidemic says the 2016 law needs to be changed. >> they made it and camouflaged it so well that all of us, all of us were fooled. nobody knew. >> west virginia democrat says he's horrified that a bill everyone approved made the epidemic worse. >> there's no oversight now. that bill has to be retracted. it has to be through the senate last spring. >> those in favor say aye. >> it had the backing of the justice department. it was sponsored by members of both parties so no one in congress thought to question it. >> it's not unusual for something like this to roll through without much fanfare. >> missouri democrat introduced a bill to repeal last year's law. >> how realistic is that? >> i think it's realistic. i do sense that there is a bipartisan kind of we'v