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south korea says they were launched from the north's sun dock area. m seoul, south korea with more on this developing story. ivan, what more are you learning about these projectiles and the message possibly being sent by kim jong-un? >> well, it's the second launch in a week. last monday the north koreans fired what the u.s. military says were two short range ballistic missiles. and around 7:30 local time this morning, the south korean military says at least three unidentified projectiles were launched into the waters between the korean peninsula and japan. they flew a distance of about 200 kilometers and an altitude of about 50 kilometers. now the south korean military says that this goes against the spirit of a military agreement signed between the north and the south last september aimed at reducing military tensions between the two rivals. japan's prime minister has gone a step further calling it a threat to peace and security in the region. last week after the previous ballistic missile launch, five european countries lodged a complaint condemning

is suffering economically and closing its borders especially to visitors from china north korea is very much continues to be remain remain stable under kim jong un and in fact even to the point of calling a meeting of the supremes people's assembly here in pyongyang on the 10th of april just as other people are getting away from social distancing etc north korea is calling together a meeting of its rubberstamp parliament. in seoul rob thank you now the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen says who the rebels attacked saudi arabia on saturday and the mission says the kingdoms and defense systems intercepted 2 ballistic missiles targeting riyadh on the southern city of tucson in charlotte bennett's. it's nearly midnight his residence in riyadh head outside to investigate explosions. saudi arabia is a defense force saying it intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile over the capital on saturday but the head of saudi media said american patriot missile defense systems were used a added a missile also targeted the southern coastal city of just near the yemeni border witnesses in

what do you think is going on in north korea right now?> i think he's trying to push our buttons. sthink he's trying to get to move on the fact that he wants us to lift the sanctions. any sort of posturing is not going to get us to move, and we have to make sure we hold the internatnal community together ay isolating north korea. there's only oneut for them, anthat is for them to be willing to denuclearize. at this point, they're asking uo o what they've asked multiple times before, and we're doing somethingan different e've done multiple times before, which is standing strong, saying, "we're not gonna lift theanctions until we see better actions from you. something that hapat thend u.n. this week, because at the u.n. this week, the united states ocked a u.n. security council meeting on north korean human rights. it is really hard to imagine ambassador nikki haley or, a u.n. security council meeting on north korean human rights. what do you suspect that's about? >> we actually held meetings on human rights, d it made them ha upset that we

to those who have family members trapped in north korea. our community fulfills this strongly. commend congresswoman mange which can asks the state department to reunite families separated by the d.m.z. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida yields back. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. sires: i yield myself such time as i may consume for the purpose of closing. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. sires: this is a good bill to support the thousands of korean-americans whose families were torn apart by the korean war. one of the most important tests carried out by the state department is the reunion of americans with their family members and this act will focus that good work on a group of people who have waited decades for their chance. i strongly support the passage of this legislation. and i urge my colleagues to support the same. i yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and

but this is something that we saw north korea do repeatedly last year. and it's also something that we know the united states is not particularly concerned about. even though south korea, certainly, is paying very close attention because a weapon with this kind of a range could target tens of millions of people in south korea. including u.s. troops who are stationed in that country. but right now, the world's focus really isn't on north korea or its military. it's on the coronavirus outbreak. and with, you know, 4,200-plus cases in south korea, and unknown cases, none confirmed, inside the north. but clearly, it's a situation a lot of people are concerned about, you know, trying to get supplies, medical supplies, into north korea. because it is so woefully underequiped. if there were an outbreak there, it could be catastrophic given its medical capabilities. you do have to wonder if this launch is an attempt by kim judge cukim jong un to project strength and a message that it's business as usual. just a couple days ago, he oversaw a tactical strike diril.

another news north korea has fired 2 missiles into the sea off the coast of the korean peninsula that's according to south korea's military it follows 2 launches earlier this month the u.s. and china have appealed to north korea to return to talks on ending its nuclear and missile programs or mcbride joins us now from seoul with more rob so the rest of the world is very much focused on the coronavirus that north korea's continuing its missile launches. that's right as far as north korea is concerned it does seem to be back to business as usual and this is the test this air of it so weapons and that was after a lull of several months the difference between this test and the previous 2 tests we've had this series does seem to be a more sophisticated weaponry on show the 1st 2 tests were from the east coast of the peninsula and it they appear to have been either rocket launches or long range artillery these launches of 2 projectiles were from the west coast they flew right over the peninsula 400 kilometers landing in the sea that separates the tenets of the from japan and it does appear th

south korea says they were launched from the north sun dock area. n ivan watson joins us from seoul, south korea with more on this developing story. ivan, what more are you learning about these projectiles and what this all might mean. >> there were at least three projectiles and that they flew a distance of about 200 kilometers at altitude of about 50 kilometers. u.s. officials telling cnn these launches were somewhat expected. the south korean military is saying that the launches were not in the spirit of a recent military agreement between the south korea and north korea aimed at deescalating tensions on the korean peninsula. the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, has gone a step further. he's called these launches a threat to peace and stability. and the launches were conducted exactly a week after north korea conducted a separate series of launches, what the u.s. military later said were short range ballistic missiles. five european countries launched a formal protest against that condemning those launches saying they were in violation of unit

north korea is doing just that.military commander of who i have been speaking about the last several weeks is north koreans are growing uneasily of the trump administration is coming into an election. kim jong-un is trying to decide how he'll be able to proceed with future generations. >> many thanks, another story into cnn. ted cruz is now into isolation after coming in contact with an individual who tested positive for coronavirus. we'll have the details for you when we come back. ve stories... yes. at kay... we've learned the most important love stories... will always be... your own. every yes. oh my gosh, yes begins with kay. save 20 to 40 percent on all bridal exclusively at kay. there's my career,... my cause,... my choir. i'm a work in progress. so much goes... into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2... medicines in... 1 pill to help you reach a

we don't know that it wasn't north korea. it emerges with time that the way the united states know with certainty it was in fact north korea was in the north korean networks and this leads to "the new york times" i think that this is emblematic of how the nations to attribution making. it isn't just forensic evidence. that comes back to the cat and mouse game that happens every single day. iit's at least been probably covered after the fact end up like so much else in cyberspace it gets into this messy tangle of competition one more time. >> is talks about the sources and methods which is why some folks said that as a incredible you haven't provided evidence. >> what you see the u.s. is getting better at determining the attribution and a stronger more appropriate way for what the u.s. is doing? >> the united states does its best but it's the case of the nations that appear to have counterintelligence success and again go back to if that was a russian operation which is a big if then that's an extraordinary counterintelligence

given that, there is contact, there is likely to be some spread in north korea, how well—equipped is system is very authoritative. everything is from top down. as you can see by the quarantine of foreigners, one—month quarantine of all foreigners, diplomats are leaving north korea as we speak, the problem is diagnostic hazmat suits to protective gear, masks, all of the gowns and equipment, and all of the paraphernalia that we need to fight with this virus is sorely lacking in north korea. i visited many hospitals and even before the virus, they were re— reusing gloves, they were re—sterilising gloves, re—sterilising gloves, re—sterilising gowns, so there's an endemic shortage... the word endemic probably isn't appropriate, but there a chronic shortage of this, so if they do have a problem, they will be very challenged. their doctors are very dedicated and very willing to go to the front lines. that's very interesting. given the shortages and given the sanctions in place, who does it turn to for help? south korea i think can help them. i think the us should help them. i think the sanc

some folks in the industry say we don't know what it was in north korea.it emerges that time the way the united states knew with certainty that it was korea was the united states was in the north korean networks. i think it's emblematic of how a nation does attribution many cases. it's not just forensic evidence, it's also hacking adversaries and hacking them for so much what they are doing but that is the cat and mouse game that happens every single day. this is what they uncovered after-the-fact. like so much else in cyber space he gets into the messy thank you of competition one more time. and that's obviously not something -- which is why some folks it is not credible. snooki said say the u.s. is getting better at determining attribution in a more concrete way? >> for sure. >> and other nations as well? united states is -- but it certainly is the case that other nations appear to have counter intelligence against the u.s.. go to back to the shadow brokers predict that was a russian adversary that was an extraordinary counterintelligence attack and neve

jen, thank you. >>> when we come back, the news coming in from north korea. from north korea.i capacity. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, the news from north korea. you have fast-acting power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength and speed of advil liqui-gels. what pain? build a clear plan for retirement. one that covers health care costs, taxes, and any other uncertainties. because when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. a partner who makes sure every step is clear, my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have

north korea has tried to projectiles in other news into the sea off the fence in the east coast . hello and welcome to international forecast they're seeing big changes in the weather across more eastern parts of europe we have this frontal system which is moving southward and behind it significantly colder but dry as expected to move in so still looking pretty woman across southeast naris $22.00 in bucharest 20 in sarajevo during saturday but we'll see those temperatures dropping away meanwhile further towards the west we've got a low pressure system pushing towards island low pressure over the iberian peninsula giving some heavy rain before 24 hours we still see some rain across abir impinged dry across the u.k. remember those temperatures will see snares dropping by about 10 degrees as we head on through into sunday but dry weather for the most part fine conditions but obviously the risk of night time frost developing now as you move into northern and central parts of africa we've got a circulation across north africa giving some dust across parts of algeria and through into ce

danielle: it by how do solve a problem like north korea. t.: but i think that that was the right thing to do. i think if you have a relationship with china going forward, korea might be in a different position. it. danielle: with your politics you tried, give surgeons of sovereignty, politics and all of these things are internationally. she said about the president, what he does not what he said and am interested in your thoughts that have been has these things that you think are important for the country and i wanted to ask you about starting with what he does and what he says. >> so i was trying to figure out, most presidents have a lot of analysis. what makes them take. danielle: some more than others. it. k.t.: the shelf in the library, trump is going to have a whole library will make him take. i think the having worked closely with him is that he wants to win. it's all about winning ways from the new york real estate world where in mid-may that year or he lost. and he also was in the tv world. he created the whole genre of reality telev

and north korea it seems to be business as usual twice in the space of a week north korea has conducted short range weapons tests after a lull of 3 months some analysts say it's just part of regular winter exercises while others add that with denuclearization talks in stalemate he has nothing to lose by testing and that it sends a strong message to his own people that with much of the rest of the world grappling with the viruses spread kim is firmly in control and appearing to keep them safe rob mcbride al-jazeera sold. other news and israeli forces in the occupied west bank of used tear gas and rubber coated bullets to disperse palestinian protesters one person a 15 year old boy has been killed the activists were camping overnights on a man mountain near the city of nablus trying to fend off a legal israeli settlers were trying to use the location to establish an outpost of 100 people treated for injuries there or from neda ibrahim now in ramallah in the occupied west bank the palestinian was killed by israeli forces fire is a 15 year old his name is and how much how many and he was pa

>>> north korea stirring the pot as they launch two more projectiles. but why now? >>> and we'll introduce you to the man who was a drummer even before he was born "early today" starts right now >> good morning. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. across the united states officials are am area anticipating up efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak overnight a second death linked to the virus was confirmed in washington state health officials say the man was in his 70s and had underlying health conditions. the announcement came one day after a man in his 50s died near seattle. meanwhile, the virus has now arrived in new york city officials confirme said she cone virus while traveling in iw york >>> the number of cases in america has now reached 89 many stores are running out of protective masks despite the u.s. surgeon general pleading with the public to stop buying them he says they are not effective in preventing people from catching the illness for more on how u.s. officials are responding to the outbreak, here's nbc's kelly o'donnell >> reporter: the

find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> welcome back, north korea fired two short range missiles the sea of japan, according to south korea's military, as a sign the reclusive nations is renewing weapons tests. south korea believes the launch was part of a drill that north korea began last friday coinciding with the one-year anniversary of president trump's summit with north korean leader kim jong un in hanoi, vietnam. north korea's leader said he had abandoned hopes for diplomacy with the united states despite meeting with the president three times since washington had yet to lift sanctions on north korea. according to "the new york times," the north korean leader had minimized his public appearances and locked down his country to prevent the spread of the coronavirus from neighbor and ally china but last friday kim jong un resumed his public activities to attend a military drill as reported by north korea's state media. >>> and hours after the u.s. signed a peace deal with the taliban, cracks are starting to appear in that agreement to help end the longest running war in histor

and china have been pushing north korea to return to talks on ending its nuclear and missile programs or macbride has more from south korea's capital seoul. this is the 3rd test this year of it so weapons that was after a lot of several months the difference between this test and the previous 2 tests we've had this series does seem to be more sophisticated weaponry on show the 1st 2 tests were from the east coast of the peninsula and it they appear to be either rocket launchers a long range artillery these launches of 2 projectiles were from the west coast or they flew right over the peninsula 400 kilometers landing in the sea that separates the from japan and it does appear that south korean military officials here know that they were short range ballistic missiles and also they noted that the guy system appeared to have been in use so it's led people here to conclude this is part of a new more sophisticated guided weapon system that the north koreans have been developing south korea has condemned this launches saying that it is extremely inappropriate to say the least to be conducti

some other news now in north korea has fired 2 missiles into the sea off the coast of the korean peninsula that's according to south korea's military it follows 2 launches earlier this month the u.s. and china have a field to north korea to return to talks on ending its nuclear and missile programs. 30 security force personnel have been killed as an afghan military base was stormed in the cell the government plays the blames the attack and zabul province on the taliban the armed groups signed a peace deal with the u.s. last month as part of the agreement the taliban was supposed to begin talks with afghan leaders about reducing violence but the process stalled after a disagreement about the release of prisoners. a u.s. doctors nurses and other hospital workers say they simply don't have enough medical equipment and supplies to treat everyone who gets sick with coronavirus their warning if things don't change so end up in a similar similar situation to elizondo reports from new york. scenes of desperation inside a hospital in italy new york now the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in a

what are we going to do about north korea and they basically had the same policy. come back in about a weeks time and i want to hear all of your ideas and think outside the box. so there was a good td style and i said i want you to think of may be accepting the nuclear weapons state and regime change. come back and let's shake this again because you probably haven't been a reassessment of the position. we all come back about a week later and i spent the time in between learning and relearning a lot of of korea that it was probably about a decade before you were born. so anyway, they come back and have these ideas and there was no easy thing but there was a little bit of economic stuff that you could do it a little bit of military. if you put them altogether, you could have instead of thinking of a dial either on or off you could have a dial and start turning. 75% of the transportation fuel comes as a sort of gift from china. they may have said we are going to help you but they never did. the other thing is if he is the missile on his own us all the expertis all the

president says he has no problem with north korea's short-range ballistic missile tests. china and russia are calling for sanctions against pyongyang to be eased. >>> u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo is urging the taliban to abide by the peace agreement they signed with the u.s. last week. the comments come on escalating violence on both sides in recent days. in response, the u.s. said it conducted an airstrike on wednesday. >> the upsurge in violencee in parts of afghanistan over the last couple days is ununacceptable. in no uncerertain terms, violen must be reduced immediately for the peace process to move forward. >> pompeo said he believes taliban leadership is still working to deliver on its agreement. one of the sticking points on the agreement was the afghan government which was not part of the peace talks. the taliban wants the government to release 5,000 prisoners before they meet with afghan leaders, but the government has yet to agree to the demand. pompeo says the u.s. is trying to facilitate those talks. >>> meanwhile, pompeo criticized the international c

and china have been pushing north korea to return to talks on ending its nuclear and missile programs almost 30 security forces personnel have been killed as an afghan military base was stormed in the south the government blames the attack and zabul province on the taliban the are groups signed a peace deal with the u.s. last month a spot of the agreement the taliban was supposed to begin talks with afghan leaders about reducing violence those are the headlines to stay with us though the news continues here on al-jazeera after my cuba which is coming up next. as the world battles the coronavirus pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the world. with updates about travel restrictions and how to protect yourself. coronavirus primetime special coverage on al-jazeera. oh and on the getting. it up on the scene but on the local. to me as a young they. believe. in a little. boy and i'm going to. bring my own little one of them with you. know a lot of. hugs all that i get all the laws. i suppose. for. i bug but. just. a random individual. rolled. and. i knew. it. was alm

and inconsistencies raising questions about how klobuchar handled the case. >>> and this morning, north korea reportedly carried out new missile launches. that's according to south korea's military. north korea reportedly fired two short range missiles off the east coast into the sea. earlier this year, the country had vowed to take, quote, shocking angst over what it clls beggangster like behavior from the u.s. over the weekend kim jong-un watched a military drill through binoculars and photos released by state media soldiers can be seen wearing masks, perhaps due to fears over the coronavirus. >>> voters in israel are going to the polls this morning in the country's third national election in less than a year. the election could determine the fate of israel's longest serving prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. he also faces a criminal trial later on this month on corruption charges. the last two elections were inconclusive and neither nett netanyahu or his main political rival were able to form a coalition government. >>> police shot an armed man inside a catholic church on sunday. officers

japan's chief cabinet secretary said north korea fired suspected ballistic missiles. the projectiles landed in the waters between the korean peninsula and japan. this morning, china called for peaceful dialogue involving north korea. >>> so coming up on the "morning news" now, violence erupts at international women's day celebrations around the world. >>> and red carpet debut. the daughter of dwyane wade and gabrielle union makes a special appearance after coming out as transgender. a special appearance after coming out as transgender. if your adventure... keeps turning into unexpected bathroom trips. you may have overactive bladder, or oab. not again! we're seeing a doctor when we get home. myrbetriq treats oab symptoms of urgency, frequency, and leakage. it's the first and only oab treatment in its class. myrbetriq may increase blood pressure. tell your doctor right away if you have trouble emptying your bladder or have a weaallergic reactions,etriq mays like swelling of the face, lips, throat or tongue, or trouble breathing. if experienced, stop taking and tell you

they didn't sell any tickets because nobody wanted to go to the olympics and all of us and north korea up and we want to be participants in the olympics. if everybody fell off their seats and that's because of me. by the way, the president of south korea gives total credit for that. he became successful in the bottom line is, is a very good relationship with them and i cannot guarantee anything but for three years we've spent nothing getting sanctions and we are not at war with north korea. which is not bad. >> bret: all right, mr. president, thank you. it was speed it will take a quick break and when we come back we will have more questione audience and then we have a lightning round. with more president trump. ♪ before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? and i don't count the wrinkles. but what i do count on is boost high protein. and now, introducing new b

and china have been pushing north korea to return to talks on ending its nuclear and missile programs almost 30 security forces personnel have been killed as an afghan military base was stormed in the south the government blames the attack and zabul province on the taliban the armed groups signed a peace deal with the u.s. last month as part of the agreement the taliban was supposed to begin talks with afghan lead is about reducing violence but the process stalled after a disagreement about the release of prisoners those are the headlines you're up to date on al-jazeera do stay with us though next we'll be witness. war. lord her warm. is skiing yet but in this economy and now that a flying song is. beast that has taught them what it is and they're choosing i mean done. that afghanistan lifting but i bullish them as cool we should now that at the moment we didn't have this as group doubled up in heaven. but abolishing the no school child has sought to doubt about me get a better place than a school for the charge out of that i. just put it cool with. hundreds of you do not wish. to see

north korea calls up and says, we want to be a participant in the olympics. d by the way, the president of south korea give us total credit for that. so it became successful. the bottom line is i have a very good relationship with him. i cannot guarantee going. but for three years, we have spent nothing. we're getting sanctions and we're not in war with north korea which is not bad. [applause]. >> martha: we'll take a quick break. when we come back we'll hear more questions from the audience and then we'll have a lightning round for president trump. [applause]. ♪ ♪ dad: oh, hey guys! mom (on speakerphone): hi! son (on speakerphone): dad, i two goals today! vo: getting to a comfortable retirement doesn't have to be an uncomfortable thought. see how lincoln can help. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ nothing is everything. keep your skin clearer with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achi

and north korea stalled last year. well british prime minister boris johnson has announced the closure of old u.k. restaurants and cinemas in jeans in an effort to slow the spread of the virus britain is almost $4000.00 confirmed cases all of the infection but the real number could be much high as testing has been limited by government scientists say the virus is quickly spreading across london and many people have ignored advice to avoid pubs and restaurants. last orders called in an attempt to hamper the spread of the corona virus despite government warnings to stay home in south isolate pubs in the british capital remain full on friday the prime minister addressed the country i do accept that what we're doing is extraordinary we're taking your way the ancient you need to be right to free born people of united kingdom to go to the pope to help cover the wages of workers hit by the outbreak the government is stepping in for the 1st time in history. government grants will cover 80 percent of the salary of retained work

and north korea stoled last year. well the british government has told all palms restaurants and gyms to close in an in an effort to fight the corona virus outbreak prime minister boris johnson said venues should close as soon as possible and not reopen until further notice he said the measure was essential to slow the excel or writing spread of the virus the closures also include not cobbs cinemas and theatres effectively closing down public life in the for the foreseeable future . we need never to push down further on that curve of transmission between the us and so following your agreement between all the 4 nations of the united kingdom all the devolved ministrations we are quick to be telling tele cafes pubs bars and restaurants to clues tonight as soon as they reasonably can and not to open to more. correspondent shell auto parts sent us this update from london on the new measures announced by the british government boris johnson has always insisted that he's doing the right measures at the right time and now the

the policy implementation managers programs ranging from venezuela, north korea, iran, russia, syria, nicaragua and other sanctions. the countermeasure deals with illicit financing for the use of conflict so we are a government representative to the process and we are also at the state department representative to work very closely with our treasury colleague to implement anti-money laundering standards within the status. one of our goals is to help design the architecture of the framework for the respective sanctions regimes and we do so by working very, very closely with our special representatives on iran, special representative abrams on venezuela, and the deputy special representative on north korea as well as obviously the close partnership with our treasury colleague as well. we were instrumental in helping to draft recent executive order 2984 which allows us to make factors contributing to the situation in syria but it allows us to do more. it allows us to recognize that this regime along with other dictatorial regimes are moving the wealth of their own people and to not only

will we have to live with the idea that north korea will have north end nuclear weapons? 75 percent of north korea's food, fuel, transportation, comes as gifts from china. you get the chinese to help you. we had other things going on with china so i think the chinese may have said my stuff like we are going to help you, but they never did. the other thing is that, trump has done this all on his own. all those experts he was getting advice from, they didn't understand as a negotiator understands that with trump and with kim jong-un, it would always be personal. kim doesn't care about his people. he will let them starve. he doesn't care about his generals. he cares only about him and his ego and maybe there's a little bit about being a greater later than his father or his grandfather. so i think trump has found that way to play to his ego. his welcome term. he said i don't need you in singapore. was very carefully chosen. i was gone from the administration by then. singapore is the most modern city in the world and if done it in about 30 years time. that's a demonstration t

north korea has not publicly confirmed any cases of covid-19, but its state media has said anti-virus measures are a matter of "nation existence." london is not under lockdown, t prime minister boris johnson ordered schools, pubs, and other social venues to close except for livery and take-out, and joining us now, npr's frankstay langfitt. frank, what street do we find you on outside of london? >>i'm on the high street, basically what we call the main street here in england,n a town called waybridge, it's out 16, 17 miles outside of london. >> sreenivasan: what's it like there? i inee traffic by. i see pedestrians. >> yeah, i'm a little surprised harkey. inside.ht more people would be what's really interesting is there are even some cafes here and maybe restaurant or wo that are not paying attention to what bor t johnso prime minister said, said last night, which is he wants people, he wants cafes and bars and reosaurants to . >> sreenivasan: so how seriously are people taking this? re there runs on stores? >> yeah, there are. in somet placesy have been really stripped bare, and some

north korea, iran, by the way, and others. we are open for helping other countries, and there's a very serious time, and north korea's going through something, iran is going through something very, very strong. we let -- iran is really going through a very difficult period with respect to this, as you know. so i've put the, it's really a glad hand, is all it is, to north korea and to iran and to many other countries. and we're working with, as the doctor can say, we're working with many cups with respect to the problems that -- countries want to the problems that they have. again, it's over 140 countries right now. north korea, iran and many other countries we will help, and we're willing to. as an example if this new test works out where instead of going through what we all went through with this rather difficult test, to put it nicely, we would have -- is that just a swab on the tongue, doctor? just a -- how does that work? >> it's a sum -- similar swab finish. >> not to the same level. >> it doesn't go all the way up and ha

what is happening in north korea is a issue of concern knowing that tens of thousands of workers north korea workers go to china work and come back. this could be also part of him telling the world, i would need your help soon, because this is north korea you don't know about. is catastrophic. >> or deflecting attention from the fact they do have that decidediseasebreaking out in noa here, is doing that nationalistic thing they are plowed oplowedare --proud of one people. >> that would be hand, but he is telling south korea expu and us. it will explode in our country i need your help and money some thank you. >> thank you. capri: take a look at this a huge rally on wall street today -- woohoo. capri: is it safe to say it's time to go back in the water? one of the products i helped develop at 3m was a more secure diaper closure. there were babies involved... and they weren't saying much. that's what we do at 3m, we listen to people, even those who don't have a voice. we are people helping people. 1 in 3 deaths is caused by cardiovascular disease. even those who don't have a voice. milli

and north korea it seems to be business as usual. twice in the space of a week north korea has conducted short range weapons tests after a low of 3 months some analysts say it's just part of regular winter exercises while others add that with denuclearization talks in stalemate he has nothing to lose by testing and that it sends a strong message to his own people that with much of the rest of the world grappling with the viruses spread kim is firmly in control and appearing to keep them safe rob mcbride al-jazeera soul. turn here is live for us and beijing for the latest on what's happening in china i was saying local transmission rates there slowing down. keeping an eye on cases imported from elsewhere what more can you tell us. that's right kim so we've heard in the last 24 hours 24 new cases reported in 22 deaths but what's significant about this number of the 24 new cases 10 of those new cases were imported primarily from italy and a province the epicenter of the virus itself there were early 13 new cases reported which is very s

to close the information minister says those who violate the curfew will be jailed in other news north korea has fired 2 missiles into the sea off the peninsula's east coast according to south korea's military earlier this month that launched several missiles into the same area as part of what its leaders called firing drills almost 30 security forces personnel have been killed in an attack on an afghan military base the government has blamed the attack in zabul province on the taliban the armed group did sign a peace deal with the u.s. last month. the american country music singer kenny rogers has died his family said he died at home in georgia he was 81 he won 3 grammys and performed for 60 years retiring from touring in 2017 its biggest hits lucille islands in the stream those are your headlines the news continues after the listening post i'll have more news in about 30 minutes so you know that. hidden away in the room a 1000000 japanese shun the outside world 101 east investigates why so many young and old feel lost in japan on al-jazeera. this disconnect between what we're hearing from

he didn't say if north korea attacked us or invade south korea he said if they develop the capabilities to attack us. and that is completely different than everybody started to get very nervous about nuclear war all of a sudden and it struckk me now might be a time to go back and look as much time has passed gobetween hiroshima with the weather one - - wizards of armageddon ande now, but if i look back into the archives it is kind of interesting because nothing had been declassified like president kennedy or johnson what they thought or said about nuclear war. now a lot of things even through reagan or carter i did quite a bit of research at the carter library and i interviewed a lot of people. so this book focuses more on the decision-makers the bomb is the protagonist that rises over everything and the subtitle president generals in the super history is how various presidents have a crisis and there's more than what people think that the nuclear options have been seriouslyy contemplated and how they have been dealt with these issues and dilemmas and what they came upp with. so i will

toes because unlike with rap music north korea does at least in their history were often represented as something that was in that was true they represented themselves as actually cataloguing the real exploits of whoever their patron was that was sort of the beginning of the shot it has changed now it now has fused in fictional elements but the key distinction is that rap music has never presented itself as some sort of chronicle of real events the way that north korea dos have expert witnesses. you talk a lot about that when they so the prosecutors will bring up quote unquote which are usually from gang units yup they are and they have absolutely no understanding of rap music oftentimes in order to curry favor with the jurors they will be openly hostile to it off i don't ever listen to that i don't and it's clear that they don't they say some they say demonstrably false absurd things about the genre they have no training in literature many you know many don't even have you know college degrees and that i don't mean to disparage people for that but they don't have any real training a

we flew to north korea, we negotiated them out and made the long flight home. when they got off his airplane, itwas 2:30 a.m. . and they cried tears of joy. you'll remember the pictures president trump and his wife were on the tarmac and one of them handed me a card, i put it in my suit pocket as they were making their way towards the crowd. when i got home that night i saw susan and pulled out the card. at index card wasso 126 . it said the lord brought back the captives and we were like men, our mouths were filled with laughter and our tongues were bound with joy. and it was said among the nation the lord has done great things for them, the lord has done great things for us and we are filled with joy. amen to that. >> many of the hostages would not have been able to make public, there is nothing on more proud of than what president trump is doing in bringing home every american. we had lots of success. [applause] so that's the mission of the state department. how i spend my time advancing it? you should know that it's different, different secretaries rolled d

in 2011 al-jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged lives of the country's elites rewinds north korea cinema of tweens and al-jazeera. revealing eco friendly solutions to comeback threats to our planet on al-jazeera. new york's central park becomes a giant field hospital and donald trump talks a very tough days ahead amid predictions of up to 240000 coronavirus debts in the u.s. . a robust us and this is all jazeera live from doha also coming up. italy remembers its thousands of dead the high.

in 2011 al-jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged lives of the country's elites rewinds north korea cinema of trains on al-jazeera. from london is one of the most unfortunate cities in the world and decisions made here have an impact right around the globe and so here it i'll just say right we will show you the true impact of those decisions on people but how it affects their everyday that. we are free to put them on air and to really engage this is because we know that all audience is interested not just in the mainstream news but also the more hidden stories from parts of the world that often go on the record. we will be extending our guidelines to april 30th to slow the spread. donald trump steps up measures to fight the coronavirus pandemic and warns the number of people dying in the u.s. will peak in 2 weeks. hello i'm down jordan this is our jazeera live from doha also coming up a glimmer of hope for europe's worst hit

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for north korea it seems to be business as usual. twice in the space of a week north korea has conducted short range weapons tests after a low of 3 months some analysts say it's just part of regular winter exercises while others add that with denuclearization talks in stalemate he has nothing to lose by testing and that it sends a strong message to his own people that with much of the rest of the world grappling with the viruses spread kim is firmly in control and appearing to keep them safe rob mcbride al-jazeera soul. well as we've been discussing the virus has had a massive economic impact across the world and profits have plunged that cathay pacific as it's become one of the many airlines is suffering as the spread of the coronavirus the stripes global travel that interest scale is editor of asian aviation a civil aviation magazine and he says some carriers will be more affected by the crisis than others. the carriers that do not lease aircraft are probably a little bit better off because they don't have to make those lease payme