as well there are north korean still living who have personal experience of american bombing during the korean war nearly 70 years ago back in 2010 people in power travel to north korea to investigate claims that some of those bombs contained not high explosive but biological weapons insects deliberately infected with deadly diseases it's a claim that the u.s. has always deny but filmmaker 10 take had unique access to this extraordinary story traveling deep inside the country to talk to men who claim to be survivors and attack that american sis never happened here's dirty little secrets. almost 60 years ago this peaceful lake was the scene of either a terrible crime. or a cynical hoax. each of these old man is either a witness to the crime or a participant in that hoax. what happened or never happened here in 952 is the key to one of the most intractable international disputes today. was the 1st armed confrontation of the cold air. the $946.00 the united states unilaterally. divided korea along the 38th parallel. when in 1950 north korean forces backed by the army of communist china crossed the border to unify the country america persuaded the united nations to suppo

that meeting with kim jong-un after this historic moment when the american president walked across the line of demarcation into north korea seemed to be warm relations between the two men as they made that quick trip into the north and kim jong-un walked into south korea. these are live picture from the osan air base prime minister be speaking to the assembled troops who doubtless will be greatly relieved the president is making some progress when it comes to north korea. we have more than 20,000 u.s. troops stationed there and they are have much in the cross-hairs of north korean artillery and rocket fire. they are obviously freedom's vanguard in that part of the world and they will clearly want to hear what the president wants to say. joining us from south korea, the capital of seoul. john roberts. where do we go from here? >> that's a good question. before i get into that, because you were talking about it there. just to give folks at home an idea of the threat that this area of the world is under. there are roughly 13,000 artillery pieces stationed on the north side of the border 30 miles from here. they are all tucke

as well there are north korean still living who have personal experience of american bombing during the korean war nearly 70 years ago back in 2010 people in power travel to north korea to investigate claims that some of those bombs contained not high explosive but biological weapons insects deliberately infected with deadly diseases it's a claim that the u.s. has always deny but filmmaker tim tate had unique access to this extraordinary story traveling deep inside the country to talk to men who claim to be survivors an attack that america insists never happened here's dirty little secrets. almost 60 years ago this peaceful lake was the scene of either a terrible crime. or a cynical hoax. each of these own is either a witness to the crime or a participant in that hoax. what happened or never happened here tonight. in 52 is the key to one of the most intractable international disputes today. the korean war was the 1st armed confrontation of the cold. in 1906 the united states unilaterally divided korea along the 38th parallel. when in 1950 north korean forces backed by the army of communist china crossed the border to unify the country america persuaded the united nat

first steps over that line into north korea before kim goes into south korea, that will be given wide play throughout all of north korea. they will say we forced the americanso visit us before we visit them. jon: it may be fake news but it's effective from the standpoint of kim jong-un. >> when the international community gives aid to north korea. north korea spins that as tribute that the international community is paid to the great kim family. everything is shown as north korea being strong and the rest of the world beg for north korea's goodwill. jon: which may explain why they don't want modernization because that will put' an end to the lie of the propaganda they have been feeding their people. >> they make sure that foreign influences are not disseminated through north korean society it's an important process to seal off the outside world. here comes the president at the demilitarized zone. we can only expect momentarily we'll see kim jong-un and thehand handshake between the two leaders. cameras are whirring and click. let's listen to what else we might pick up. they is. kim jong-un walking to meet president trump. that is the dmz. >> i didn't expect

as well there are north korean still living who have personal experience of american bombing during the korean war nearly 70 years ago back in 2010 people in power travel to north korea to investigate claims that some of those bombs contained not high explosive but biological weapons insects deliberately infected with deadly diseases it's a claim that the u.s. has always deny but filmmaker 10 tate had unique access to this extraordinary story traveling deep inside the country to talk to men who claim to be survivors an attack that america insists never happened here's dirty little secrets. almost 60 years ago this peaceful lake was the scene of either a terrible crime. or a cynical hoax. each of these own is either a witness to the crime or a participant in that hoax. what happened or never happened here in 9. in 52 is the key to one of the most intractable international disputes today. the korean war was the 1st armed confrontation of the cold. in 1906 the united states unilaterally divided korea along the 38th parallel. when in 1950 north korean forces backed by the army of communist china crossed the border to unify the country america persuaded the united nations

the techniques and the germs used by unit 731 match exactly the details of north korea's claims of american biological warfare and today chinese officials at least a convinced that there was a link between the 2 may say your wording and there was. show you all the details. yet. to sell woody that should. just ship. for professor mari the narrative he has heard amid the ruins of unit 731 is deeply shocked. when i get old as nails or they can i you know or she should or innocent young when i was in japan come later when us now. know who hunted us there. are no. some of your kind us had some english continuous. but i see. no. nonsense and i know from. some of them one of. the says one's a so that's the law it's not the particle to knuckle their knee so nor isn't it the. how could he she escaped justice. did america really use his pioneering technology to wage biological warfare in korea. or were the convincingly detailed confessions of american air force pilots actually extract it under communist pressure. the truth may lie in another country thousands of miles from here. voters beaten in poll

in very little it was a very vague promise that north korea made to begin to denuclearization it did stop nuclear testing it did it did release american prisoners who were being held in north korea but as far as actual denuclearization eliminating or diminishing the nuclear arsenal in north korea only the opposite has happened american teligent has found that there is actually an increase in that nuclear stockpile that we look at february that 2nd attempt of face to face a plough mysie in hanoi which was a complete failure because of the fact that these 2 leaders could not move forward on these details of how to accomplish this greater goal of denuclearization up to this point now the question is whether this 3rd face to face another moment of history made could have break the logjam well we know that trump has tried twice previously with his brand of personal diplomacy and really the u.s. has seen little results come all hugs you can start in washington d.c. thanks heidi. we're moving to another developing story certainly as protesters have defied threats my security forces to rally across the country remember this is the 1st major d

north and south korea where both leaders shared a symbolic handshake trump is the 1st sitting u.s. president to enter north korea described today's events as without precedent. this is never happened before. an american president stepping foot in north korea crossing the line that has divided the peninsula in nearly 70 years. some said he didn't know until the last moment if the meeting would take place. this handshake is all it was supposed to be when trump made his surprise on twitter on saturday. you got me but then there was more. kim said he hoped the moment would signal a new beginning after the break down of new kids hawks in february. 5th and don't judge anyone for sure what it was i believe that just looking at this auction is an expression of his willingness to eliminate all the unfortunate past and open a new future that's all on the market but. then trump went further saying he would invite came to the united states and the white house. minutes later at a joint news conference he said it was a personal friendship between the 2 leaders that helped to diffuse tension. you can talk a great relationship i really think that if you go back to whatever years and you look at what was going on pri

of the united states along with the north korean leader stepped into north korea and right into history, first time sitting american president enters the north. the president layed it all out when asked how it came together from tweet to history. >> we went to meet at the line. i said would you like me to come across? i didn't know what he was going to say but it was my honor to do it. face to face interaction the second in four months and third overall, the country in heavy sanctions of u.s. and much of the world. the president asked if he thought that would influence. at some point during negotiations things can happen. that's when we will be talking about sanctions. >> the president had a chance to see members of the u.s. military as the air base, that's just south of us here in seoul, told troops it was a great honor to stand in north korea and so now the president makes his way back to washington ahead of fourth of july celebration in the nation's capital, only this year with plenty so celebrate, both there and seoul. eric: kevin corke in seoul. >> let's bring in gordon chang, gordon, what are your thoughts ab

north and south korea where both leaders shared a symbolic handshake trump is the 1st sitting u.s. president to enter north korea described today's events as without precedent. this has never happened before an american president stepping foot in north korea crossing a line that has divided the peninsula for nearly 70 years trump said he did not know until the very last moment whether the meeting would take place. this point handshake is all it was supposed to be when trump made his surprise off while at the g 20 summit in osaka. but then there was more kim said he hoped the moment would signal and new beginning after the breakdown of nuclear talks in february. but even still that she wanted or she wanted it i believe that just looking at this action as an expression of his willingness to eliminate all the unfortunate past and opening a new future. on the markets but. then trump went further saying he would invite him to the u.s. and the white house. minutes later at a joint news conference he said it was the personal friendship between the 2 need is that helped to diffuse tension you develop a great relationship i really think that if you go back to whatever years and you look at what was going on p

north korea. that makes him the firstsitting american president to stand on north kore soil. then the north korean leader decided to show a reciprocal honor and stepped over thate dividand entered south korea. >> this is m honor. i didn't really expect it. >> reporter: though an exchange of diplomatic pleasantries, exchange of symbols. >> i enjoyed being with you and thank you very much. >> reporter: both of trying to show that they are willing to reach out, willing to cross borders, willing to engage in negotiations. president trump said that this is a big moment, that it shows thlo dipmacy is possible in the koreas. that he's making progress because of his persona welg relations with kim jong-un. >> nobody knows how things turns out. this was a great day. very legendary, very historic >> reporter: the problem is this is their third summit and while their relations have improvem and se to be getting better ll of the time andensions in the region have gone down, there have not been many steps to actually reduce the number of nuclear weapons north korea possesses. richard engel

president has entered the north the critics are skeptical that it will amount to much more than a photo op. this has never happened before an american president setting foot in north korea crossing the line that has divided the peninsula for nearly 70 years. trump said he did not know until the very last moment whether the meeting would take place. this brief handshake is all that was supposed to be when trump made his surprise offer while at the g 20 summit in osaka. but then there was more kim said he hoped the moment would signal a new beginning after the breakdown of nuclear talks in february. but given don't judge him on what he wanted i believe that just looking at this action is an expression of his willingness to eliminate all the unfortunate past and open a new future. on the marriage but. then trump went further saying he would invite came to the u.s. and the white house. minutes later at a joint news conference he said it was the personal friendship between the 2 leaders that helped to diffuse tension. you can do great relationships i really think that if you go back you were there for years and you look at what was going on prior to my becoming president it

the techniques and the germs used by unit 731 match exactly the details of north korea's claims of american biological warfare and today chinese officials at least a convinced that there was a link between the 2 may be your wording and there was. show you all the details. yet the un would aid that should. just. for professor morey the narrative he has heard amid the ruins of unit 731 is deeply shocked. when i get older snails or they can i you know or she don't know as a young man as in japan come later when us now. who hunted us there. by. some your kind us had some english continuous. but i see. no. nonsense and i know from. some of them one of. the says ones i saw last fall it's not a particle to knock on their knee so no it's another thing. how could he she escaped justice. did america really use his pioneering technology to wage biological warfare in korea. or were the convincingly detailed confessions of american air force pilots actually extract it under communist pressure. the truth may lie in another country thousands of miles from here. i'm counting the cost india has lost that cr

a new future people do have concerns, because north korea has been responsible for enormous amount of human rights violations not just looking for americandent to make most of the time on denuclearization although that is priority but also to address some human violations sections of simply liberties people living in north korea. >> if you missed it while we were sleeping as it unfold in real time at demilitarized zone between north and south korea very impromptu came together in a matter of day or days meeting with kim jong-un, exchanging words at many different points pressed from both sides involving we hear reports that even incoming press secretary u.s. press secretary executiscuffled up by troops as press tried to cover this moment i don't think as you watch video there are moments, where it is in clear how far the president is going to go, you know, secret how far does secret service go into north korea, really interesting moment of the u.s. president goes, of course, does have a secret service there but in those pictures you are seeing the president going off on his own with chairman kim some media company them didn't go very far

our media doesn't want peace with north korea they want they don't want thawing tensions they don't want relations they want the average american to view north korea just like this all right that is all it is that is the entirety of the nuance of the whole country so how do they achieve that well one way is to act like all of north korea is one person all 26000000 people or a single pudgy tyrant that is. now look at these headlines from just a couple weeks ago if you see just north korea executed its top nuclear negotiator according to a report yes the whole nation executed them every every even baby north koreans played a hand in the murder of north korean babies just 5. nuclear negotiators they really and this is my favorite from reuters north korea executes envoy to failed us summit media who told you they were executed media. did tell me you don't read. they tell us the exit was made the. point is everybody in america sees this and thinks dear god what a tyrant kim jong un is but oh wait 3 days later we find out north korean official executed over failed nuclear summit with us c.n.n. doing concert. if you were executed woul

our media doesn't want peace with north korea they want they don't want thawing tensions they don't want relations they want the average american to view north korea just like this all right that is all it is that is the entirety of the nuance of the whole country so how do they achieve that well one way is to act like all of north korea is one person all 26000000 people or a single pudgy tyrant that is. now look at these headlines from just a couple weeks ago if you see just north korea executed its top nuclear negotiators according to a report yes the whole nation executed them every every even the baby north koreans played a hand in the murder of north korean babies just 5. nuclear negotiators say really and this is my favorite from reuters north korea executes envoy to failed us summit media who told you they were executed media. media told me you know. they tell us the exit was made the. point is every. buddy in america sees this and thinks dear god what a tyrant kim jong un is but oh wait 3 days later we find out north korean official executed over failed nuclear summit with us c.n.n. doing concert. if you were executed w

our media doesn't want peace with north korea they want they don't want thawing tensions they don't want relations they want the average american to view north korea just like this all right that is all that is the entirety of the nuance.

certainly he can make an argument that his relationship with the president of north korea is better than any american president with any of the threat north korean leaders from the end of the korean war forward. but abby got right at the send tra central point. this is the third meeting. you can get away with photo ops in the first and second. by the end of the meeting in hanoi, it is clear they have not done the prep work to put together something that resem e resembles a solution. right now, it is going well for president kim. he is continuing to manufacture nuclear material and build missiles. he is not testing them. his program is hardly frozen. >> trump says he is angry about the murder of khoshoggi. >> they are ordering equipment. not only military equipment, but $400 billion of actually more than that over a period of time. with that being said, i'm extremely angry and unhappy about the thing like that taking place. >> david, the white house read out shows they discussed human rights. is that progress? >> depends on what it is they said. most white house readouts for most white houses, not jus

north korea had somewhere between 20 and 60 nuclear warheads, nuclear weapons. what is the government's estimate today on how many nuclear weapons north korea has? >> it's like the blind man touching the elephant. american nuclear scientists estimate that the north korea has about 30 to 35. they used to estimate north korea has 10 to 15 nuclear warhead. we don't know. that's why we are talking to north korea. >> we have to let you go soon. one last question. is it your expectation based on the numbers you're giving me since we got that number from the south korean government, that the number of nuclear weapons that north korea has has increased? >> we don't know. since president trump initiated dialogue with north korea, is an indication that the north hasn't tested ballistic missile and nuclear bombs. north korea might not have stopped production of nuclear materials. we should see. that's why we should talk with north korea. we should make north korea more transparent. >> chung in moon, we appreciate you taking the time to talk to us today, sir. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the south korean president called this a big step forward, as did mr. moon there. what will it yield beyond th

and today we witnessed history the president stepping right into north korea, first time a sitting american president has entered the north. mr. trump laid it all out for us too when we ask him how this all came together from tweet to history. >> we went and met at the line and in meeting at the line, i said would you like me to come across and he said i would be so honored and that's the way it worked out. i didn't really know what he was going to say, but it was my honor to do it. >> john you may be wondering about the north korean leader so this face to face interaction with our president was actually his second in four months, and third overall, but his country is still under incredibly heavy sanctions, both by the u.s. and much of the world, and the president was asked if he thought that could end soon. >> look, i'm looking forward to taking them off. i don't like sanctions being on this country, i'm looking forward but the sanctions remain , yes, but at some point during the negotiation, things can happen, and that's where we'll be talking about sanctions >> before making his way back

and dad saw in north korea we'll be prepared to give glean some in 2 or 3 nuclearization. in principle they will look very cool completely you. and americans may agree to actually live the more humanitarian. assistance to north korea and dad which we can expect not much more than dad in this suit if you are meeting. how they're korea analyst and from the center for the study of privacy speaking to us from augusta thank you for joining us on al-jazeera as depok failed to appear. on saturday the summit of the world's biggest economies came to a close with odd leaders agreeing to present a united front on pliable trade but the big developments to pass on the sidelines with the united states and china agreeing to restart trade talks our white house correspondent can be how to get reports from eye socket. with fears of further escalation in the trade war between the united states and china chinese president xi jinping issued words of warning to u.s. president donald trump. and the searchers should only china and the united states benefit from. a confrontation. of the united states donald j. trump those words may have resonated following that me

north korea? >> i have to say that this was a very historic day. it was the first summit arranged between one day. and secondly the first sitting american president to step in north korea. but my worry is the substance. north korea, kim jong-un has done nothing to do new chloride as they said they would. hopefully his visit will restart talks that of installed mainly by the north koreans. >> critics have said that president trump is simply raising the profile of a dictator without any hard concessions in return. but president trump believes that this could be a turning point in the negotiation. where you stand on the side of the debate? >> i would hate to sonic a politician but i stand on both sides. we are legitimizing kim jong-un. and we are putting them on the royal stage. now an american president has gone to him. on the other hand it's good the two of her leaders in the state of high still in have a personal relationship, the problem is kim jong-un negotiators are not ready to meet kim jong-un's initial concession which is we will do nuclear is. they've done very little, hardly anything. i think if we get talk started again, the pr

north korea. he wants to meet kim jong-un while he's there. president is willing to cross into north korea. that's something no americanver done. it's unclear if kim plans to show up. the regime calling the invitation interesting. we'll have a special coverage of the president visit starting midnight eastern time right here on the fox news channel. retired nypd detective who fought for health benefits for 9/11 first responders has now died. lewis had cancer which was linked in the manhattan after the attacks. he leaves behind a wife and three sons, he was 53. >> it's a star studded cast. nobody asked. reading that depicted event from the mueller report. the one night only event, think god was hosted by law works and was live streamed for the masses. here's a sample. >> his conversations with the president were not protected by attorney-client privilege. >> what about these notes? what you take notes? lawyers don't take notes. i never had a lawyer who took notes. [laughter] >> he keeps notes because he's a real lawyer. [laughter] >> that was the best no. it's called the investigation, search for the truth in ten acts. n

the airfield in a suburb of pyongyang, the north korean capital, south korea's largest daily newspaper reported on friday cite aganonymous source. neither americantlets nor north korea having confirmed the execution. that's not surprising since north korea is the most isolated country on earth. the bbc notes there have been previous reports of executions that have turned out to be untrue but it adds "the report is plausible. these key officials have been out of the public eye since the summit in february. kim jong-un is clearly angry at the outcome of his talks with donald trump and may have been looking for someone to blame. he has carried out executions in the past. in 2013, mr. kim's powerful uncle was executed for treason. today secretary of state mike pompeo said the trump administration is investigating the report. its plausibility serves as a stark reminder about the character of president trump's potential very good friend kim jong-un. joining me now tom malnow ski of new jersey, a member of the foreign affairs complete. congressman, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> let's just -- it gets lost in the normalization of the disc

north koreans are ready to do that. the americans needed to come up with some sort of symbolic gesture to start this and north korea neededtechnical side as well. a lot of pressure on president trump and kimjong—un a lot of pressure on president trump and kim jong—un but we a lot of pressure on president trump and kimjong—un but we cannot ignore the roles that china and south korea played. it is easier to understand the south korean role. a much more open society and president moon jae—in is very keen for progress between the us and north korea and he helped again to broker a meeting, as it did with singapore into thousand i8. as it did with singapore into thousand 18. donald trump cancelled that at the last minute and it took moonjae—in slipping into reviver that summit. he created a platform and donald trump and kimjong—un recognise that and brought him in for a freeway handshake and i thought that was a good recognition of the role he played. china is a bit tougher to understand. xi jinping and kimjong—un had a summit barely a week ago. it is clear that china does not want to be left out andi china does not want to be

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our top stories: a step into history — donald trump becomes the first serving american president to set foot in north korea got to meet and stepping across that line was a great honour. a lot of progress has been made. a lot of friendships have been made, and this in particular has been a great friendship, so i just want to thank you. that was very quick notice and i want to thank you. european union leaders are meeting in brussels for talks to decide who should get the eu's five topjobs. sudanese authorities fire tear gas at anti—government protestors in khartoum who are demanding civilian rule. japan resumes the hunting of whales for profit, in defiance of international criticism. hello, and welcome to world news today. donald trump has become the first sitting us president to enter north korea. he walked across the border — into the north from south korea — shortly after meeting kim jong—un. critics have dismissed the occasion as political theatre. but mr trump later claimed to have brought peace to the korean peninsula. this report from our correspondent nick bryant in seoul. "meet me at the dmz," said

administration, certainly there hasn't been much communication between the north koreans and the americans. so north koreaplaying perhaps a little harder to get. we mentioned those short range ballistic missiles that were fired in may while ruffled the feathers of many in the international community, it didn't seem to really bother donald trump. obviously there are members of his administration which took exception but not the president himself. he has always placed so much weight on his relationship with kim jong un and yet it was probably south korean president moon jae-in who really made this all happen in the first place. he was working behind the scenes, trying to facilitate dialogue between the north koreans and the americans and, you know, this is a man who's a liberal. when he came into office, he wants peace on the korean peninsula. that is something he has campaigns for all along, and then obviously we saw that incredible moment last year when he stepped across the military demarcation line at the dmz, and embraced kim jong un. it was an incredibly special moment, something that obviously donald

there was any significant meeting of visit by any significant meeting of visit by an american leader to north koreang there back in1991i as presidentjimmy carter and met kim il—sung there back in 1994 as the two of them developed a bilateral step—by—step peace plan and that was long after he left office, of course,jimmy long after he left office, of course, jimmy carter. this is the first us president to visit the dmz, certainly if he stepped over the border into north korea, that would be unique. that would indeed. no sitting us president has ever been to north korea. 0bviously for many, many years, the korean war back in the 50s now, the korean peninsula has been divided for many decades. president trump, i don't know if we can hear what he is saying. we didn't give him much notice but we respect each other. we respect each other. maybe we like each other. he has agreed to meet and i am going to meet him in about four minutes. i'm going to cut my speech a little bit short other than to say you are terrific people, you have done a fantastic job and we terrific people, you have done a fantasticjob

korea has very different expectations to the americans. they see it as a gently, gently approach, a step by step approach. and north korea with its offer to dismantle yongbyon nuclear weapons facility was a good step forward, obviously, that wasn't enough for the americans, and no doubt, that is something that donald trump and kim jong un are currently discussing. what is it going to take to move things forward? we have to remember, the americans said that it was full denuclearization or nothing. if the north koreans wanted these crippling sanctions to be lifted, and it's not just the lifting of sanctions. it's the inter korean economic projects that are so vital for the north korean economy. it's allowing tourists from south korea to go to north korea. there is a lot at stake. and obviously, the north koreans know that. the south koreans know that, as does donald trump. so hopefully, they are working out the next step. what are the concrete steps that could be taken forward? so that this is not just a photo opportunity, theatrics, optics. we know that donald trump is a showman. this is what he loves. he loves to g

north korea? >> sure i would. i would feel comfortable doing that. reporter: that would be something to see, an americanresident stepping into north korea. white house officials aren't sure if that's going to happen. the president will be at the dmz with moon jae-in. the bilateral meeting between xi jinping of china to talk about restarting trade negotiation between the u.s. and china. the two side agreed to do that. president trump promised he would not put any new tariffs on china. and he said he wasn't going to take any tariffs off. as to what to do about telecom giant huawei which the president sees as a national security threat. he said that is something that will come later. but he also suggested that if there could be a new trade deal between the united states and china, that the relationship could change in such a way that president clinton used to talk about it. george bush said china was a strategic competitor. bill clinton said china was a strategic partner. that was the language president trump used. but he doesn't know if a trade deal with get done. president trump: i think we'll be strateg

you really got the sense it was more than just an american president stepping into north korea.uld lead to not only denuclearization of the peninsula, maybe, just maybe, eventually a chance to reunify a nation long separated be amilitarized border -- by a militarized border. >> we went and met at the line and in meeting at the line, i said would you like me to come across? he said i would be so honored. that's the way it worked out. i didn't know really what he was going to say, but it was my honor to do it. >> an honor to do it, said the president, who notably did not mention denuclearization during his remarks today, but guys, he did talk about possible sanctions relief. >> at some point, look, i'm looking forward to taking them off. i don't like sanctions being on this country. i'm looking forward, but sanctions remain, yes, but at some point during the negotiations, things can happen. that's what we will be talking about sanctions. >> talking about sanctions indeed. before leaving asia, heading back home to washington, the president took a little time out to address members

not all north korea needs to demonstrate that it is a sovereign state and american pray that i'm going one of the way to korea and the course of the t.m.c. . north koreans to do it to pay for an international recognition of the legitimacy of the middle korean regime. and trumbull and their hand cuban a mystic political difficulties he would like to demonstrate that he can do something that not all of the president has done in the history. of war again with north korea and demeter i think it's create cell but it's a night going to happen dandy because in all its careers scoring to. stay the course into court because. there be a situation is something they get they cannot undo completely but they will say to him that he knew he knew there is asian throughout the korean peninsula rather than their own country north korea so all america needs to gave some diplomatic commission peace treaty the state and all the armies the supremum did we have today but these things it's going to be bait if you go with conservative. republican senate for example. but but to die in a legacy of very helpful a

north and west, sunniest in the south and east. a step into history. donald trump becomes the first serving american president to set foot in north korea.st talks collapsed. stepping across that line was a great honour. a lot of progress has been made.

the papers will be full of those pictures tomorrow, all that handshake in north korea, which took place between the americania by the end of today. in the meantime, staff in the papers today. glastonbury have said there is no water shortage. it does not stop the papers picking up on the red hot day yesterday and people needing to keep cool and get a drink. it is important to note the glastonbury festival has denied there is any water shortage despite what the papers are saying. they have gone plastic three this year. they have taken heed plastic three this year. they have ta ken heed of plastic three this year. they have taken heed of the outcry about plastic pollution. a broader conversation about how feasible it is to go plastic free quickly. i have friends who have tried to do it for a month and they find it very difficult with the children, to say the least, who want fizzy pop and the least, who want fizzy pop and the rest of it. it is possibly somewhere where we are still looking at moves in terms of packaging. we have seen straws change pretty quickly but we have a long way to go with the rest of it.