donald trump's remarkable visit to north korea in june at the end of the g 7 in japan he met the north korean president kim junkman at the demilitarized zone in the area marking the border between north and south korea and then took the dramatic step over the border the 1st u.s. president to do so there was hope fresh talks might make progress after president trump's national security advisor john bolton was fired he was seen by the north as an obstacle to a deal he admitted he was deeply skeptical they would ever give up their nuclear weapons and the day after the new talks were once pyongyang confirmed it had test fired a ballistic missile designed for a submarine launch a step forward in technology and a clear message to the americans even a few hours before the talks broke down u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo was confident of a breakthrough there were 4 pillars that the 2 leaders agreed to and we were very hopeful that we will make some progress we're mindful this will be the 1st time we've had a chance to have a discussion in quite some time in a statement the state department said t

could you talk more about how the interrogation rooms in the korean war itself shaped north and southkorean identities? colonization,e there were not two koreas. how did interrogations create two koreas? >> thank you for that question. i think the best way to approach that question is to think about the legacies. the people involved are having to negotiate and anticipate different types of powers. after the war, how will they do that and how does that impact and political relations play out? ,ow, firm -- for south korea one thing i have realized was that forsearch camp, when they were released, they all knew that at some point they wanted buttay in south korea, there was a lot at stake because being pows, they were always going to be marked as suspicious. for those of them who were not from south korea, they didn't to show other people they were reliably communist or reliably anti-communist. so, one of the things it was very important for me to take a i'm -- so, i mentioned the youth groups. in the p.o.w. camps, they created almost their own kind of system of interrogation that was in

since the division of the korean peninsula in 1945, every korean leader, north and south, has advocatedification. but mood appears to be the first korean leader since then to accept the unification proposals of the other side and he is doing his best to achieve that unification as quickly as he can. to pave the way for the unification of the two koreas, he is trying to make south korea's form of government compatible with the north. most fundamentally, bones democratic party of korea in 2018 tried to amend the constitution of the republic. they tried to remove the notion of "liberal" from the concept of democracy. fortunately bone failed in this effort. the south conservatives, the opposition turned back the effort but mood has kept trying. the ministry of education has been trying to change the textbooks. trying to take out this concept of liberalism they've succeeded in part because in the textbooks for the middle school as my friend tara pointed out they deleted the word freedom. remember, north korea thinks it's democratic so south korea is a democracy but it's not liberal, it's not

let's start with a couple of what i think the main precepts of dealing with the north korean nuclear threat are. first, it remains unacceptable for north korea to have deliverable nuclear weapons. now, by the word unacceptable, i don't mean rhetorical flourish by a politician. i mean that our policy should be that we do not accept it, we will not accept it. second, it seems to me clear that the dprk has not made a strategic decision to give up its nuclear weapons. in fact, i think the contrary is true. i think the strategic decision that kim jong-un is operating through is that he will do whatever he can to keep a deliverable nuclear weapons capability and to develop and enhance it further. he may try to get relief from international sanctions, he may make some concessions, but under current circumstances he will never give up the nuclear weapons voluntarily. now, this is, if you will permit a personal observation, this question of whether there is a strategic decision to give up nuclear weapons is what the libya model of 2003 and 2004 properly understood actually means. at that perio

and i think it's important to understand that the current north korean moratorium on testing of nuclear weapons and testing of icbm intercontinental range ballistic missiles tells us nothing about north korea's intentions or its strategy as its playing out. one very good, very troubling reason why there's no more testing of nuclear weapons to the moment or of long range missiles, is that north korea has in its judgment, for well or ill, finished testing, and can produce nuclear warheads and long-range ballistic missiles. that's not an encouraging sign, that's a sign to be worried about. moreover, the test of shorter range ballistic missiles that we've seen in recent months, doesn't give us any reason to think that those are not threatening. because the capabilities, the technology, things like maneuverability of close range or short range ballistic missiles, by definition, can be adopted to long-range ballistic missiles. so that indeed the testing that's going on now is not on threatening unless of course you happen to be in south korea, within range of these missiles. but bodes poorly

part of the problem is of course that north korea keeps talking about the denuclearization of the korean peninsula which is what doing that the united states has avoided in any discussions that they've ever had with north korea because they believe that means that the north koreans want to see all american troops leave south korea and as much as donald trump talks and rails about having foreign troops in foreign soil it's unlikely they would do that but they thought things well have happening that they were moving because after the talks fell apart in february where that historic moment in june after the g. 7 in japan where don't trump flew to korea he was there on the demilitarized zone they area that marks the border between north and south korea and stepped over and shook hands with north korea's leader and that was the 1st time in a sitting u.s. president had actually gone to north korea and they talked about restarting talks and we thought with this initiative that may well lead to something and there is also hope because john bolton got fired no he was the national security advisor

by the japanese fisheries agency collided with a north korean boat in the sea of japan the japanese vessel was in the area looking for ships illegally fishing there incidents involving north korean boats are a regular occurrence in the area to protest as in hong kong have become the 1st people to appear in court to face charges under a controversial and t. law school the government used to colonial era imagine 3 regulations to impose that ban by decree candidates are filing their nominations at the electoral commission in colombo sri lanka is upcoming presidential election one who won't be on the list as incumbent my propeller serious and who's decided not to run after 4 years in office next up it's what this. counting the cost germany's heading for recession put aside their concerns about that to stimulate the economy farmers in brazil's amazon fear their livelihoods are under threat and the billions of dollars in blank gold locked away in back to go here. counting the cost on al-jazeera. see it there. in the gold and peter thought jinman was a. living be. born into. the. share the

sanctions on north korean exports of textiles and co if north korea saw the dismantling of their own go nuclear plums and stop enriching enriching uranium if that is what they offered and we don't know it clearly wasn't enough for north korea but as as a so often the case in these situations we it's very difficult to gauge how serious this is the city loss of less than a day in sweden we don't know whether there's more to come so we might pump air earlier today did say that expressed the hope that this would be the 1st of many rounds of negotiations shavers hansie with the latest on that story from washington she have thank you. staying in the u.s. a 2nd intelligence official is considering filing a whistleblower complaint against president trump that's according to the new york times trump is accused of using his position to pressure ukraine into investigating his political rival joe biden and his son opposition them across of longstanding pietschmann investigations on friday a subpoena was issued to the white house for documents related to the complaint president trump has called f

donald trump's remarkable visit to north korea in june at the end of the g 7 in japan he met the north korean president kim jumpman at the demilitarized zone in the area marking the border between north and south korea and then took the dramatic step over the border the 1st u.s. president to do so there was hope fresh talks might make progress after president trump's national security advisor john bolton was fired he was seen by the north as an obstacle to a deal he admitted he was deeply skeptical they would ever give up their nuclear weapons and the day after the new talks were the ones pyongyang confirmed it had test fired a ballistic missile designed for a submarine launch a step forward in technology and a clear message to the americans even a few hours before the talks broke down u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo was confident of a breakthrough there were 4 pillars that the 2 leaders agreed to and we were very hopeful that we will make some progress we're mindful this will be the 1st time we've had a chance to have a discussion in quite some time in a statement the state department sa

and perhaps from the north korean perspective they saw the need to push back against that, to demonstrateerday. well, we know how north korea gets very annoyed about those displays of arms that south korea used to do, but the timing is interesting. this has happened just a few hours after pyongyang announced the talks, some form of talks, would resume with the united states. so it feels like they are doing one thing and yet com pletely are doing one thing and yet completely going against what they have just completely going against what they havejust said. completely going against what they have just said. yes, and i completely going against what they havejust said. yes, and i think completely going against what they have just said. yes, and i think one thing we have to remember is not everything the north koreans do is strategic or aimed at the united states or south korea. a lot of it is internal as well. kim jong—un states or south korea. a lot of it is internal as well. kimjong—un is obviously the most important individual, but he is managing a system in which there are competing inte

well clearly someone's misjudging the atmosphere in the room the north koreans have walked out saying we're done there can be no denuclearization on the korean peninsula while the u.s. continues with this sanctions policy although the north saying that directly they're certainly suggesting that meanwhile the americans have come out and said this we have invited this to more talks here in 2 weeks and we are going to be there it could well be there sitting across an empty table the state department has issued a statement in the last couple of hours it says that the united states and the d.p. r. k. north korea will not overcome a legacy of 70 years of war who still ety on the korean peninsula through the course of a single saturday these are weighty issues in the choir strong commitment by both countries the united states has that commitment clearly they're expecting talks to resume next tuesday to extend. but north korea doesn't seem to be at the same point in the process they believe that the economic sanctions that are in place are stopping north korea from reaching its full potential

fishermen after a collision see a japanese patrol vessel collided with a north korean boat in the water is in the sea of japan it was in the area looking for ships illegally fishing is japanese waters 40 salami has more from tokyo now we're getting good information from multiple sources that the number is about 60 members this gives an idea of sites of this fishing boat it's quite large for fishing boats in the area which is open rated to order which is the japan exclusive economic zone and it seems that the japanese ship which is operating under under the ministry of fisheries in japan it's inverted to give several warnings to the north korean ship which was poaching in the area and asked them to go out from the from japan's exclusive economic zone but after they refused we don't have details how this collision happened but it's very clear that the north korean ship sank totally and all of the crew members were in the sea and they were rescued actually all of them there's confirmation from multiple sources from multiple media sources that all of the crew members were rescued and they h

just as american and north korean diplomats announce they are poised to reopen talks, setting the stageor another possible summit between kim jong-un and donald trump. >> could happen soon. >> experts say these satellite pictures suggest north korea could be on the verge of launching this, a hulking, missile-ready sub, which kim was recently seen inspecting. middlebury institute observed the north koreans building a tent the size of a football field. >> if they want to load it with a ballistic missile, do minor deck alterations, all of this activity can happen under this netting and we won't be able to see it. >> kim successfully test fired a ballistic missile from a smaller submarine in 2016, a ship that expert says could hold one large nuclear-tipped missile. >> it appears to be capable of carrying multiple ballistic missiles, possibly as many as three or four. once they build this, i fully expect they'll continue building submarines like this. >> cnn and outside experts have been tracking the development of new submarine and the activity at the shipyard for months. top pentagon offic

are in full propaganda mode. >> for north koreans, few places are as sacred.4,000 years ago of the mythical founder of the kim kingdom of korea and the kim dynasty has co-opted that story. >> kim jong-un derives his legitimacy from this mythical blood line that they call it. this idea that the kims have descended from north korea and have been divinely chosen to be the leaders of north korea. he says he has pectu blood in his veins. >> i think the way to think about it is a little like camp david. it's where the north korean leader would go to reflect and ponder important moves. >> kim ascended it near the time of the test firing of the largest intercontinental missile. he went there just before giving a chilling order which consolidated his power. >> the most famous instance of kim jong-un going up there was when it was about two weeks before they executed tek in 2013. >> that was kim's uncle who they had executed with an anti-aircraft gun. he pulled a page out of the putin playbook. the russian president is fond of being photographed on his horse, including

and they have been transported to another north korean ship we don't know if this another fishing ship was about i think there or is it on or is it a military ship. from north korea but we know that all of them are saved and there is very much tension actually in japan when this news arise from the morning we got the information about the collision around 3 am in the evening in the afternoon but there was so much tension because the japanese government has set up by the asian office in the prime minister's headquarters and they were trying to get the information to north korea through a country. the timing is very bad because north korea now has threatened that terrible consequences to the end of the negotiations with no with the united states with the states with which ended in sweden yesterday and the last thing that japan wants is a reason for north korea to start the program global. movement for the birth of a provocative action because of this incident so the safety for the safety of all the crew members is confirmed that should be a great relief to the japanese government and aid

rode out the sanctions to get these things on the north koreans going to want aid they're going on a peace treaty they're probably going want to huge pile of cash they might want to access to international institutions like the i.m.f. and the world bank and there's not really been a whole lot of discussion least publicly on the american side of what that package of concessions might be you know if you look at the op ed pages of the big american newspapers you don't see people out there from think tanks floating ideas about what we might give the north koreans in this and that and so i still kind of feel like the americans are approaching these things that are really offering a comprehensive sort of like new package and that's exactly what the north koreans actually came out and said on the american side there needs to be a policy process in which the whole series of different possible concessions are debated and there's some actual consensus behind it and this is something that donald trump himself has got to lead because then there's a lot of dispute inside the american government a

media sources that all of the crew members were rescued and they have been transported to another north korean ship we don't know if this another fishing ship was operating there or is it on or is it a military ship. from north korea but we know that all of them are saved and there is very much tension actually in japan when this news right from the morning we got the information about the collision around 3 b.n. in the evening in the afternoon but there was too much tension because the japanese government has set up at the asian office in the prime minister's headquarters and they were trying to get the information to north korea through a country. the timing is very bad because north korea now has threatened that for terrible consequences to the end of the negotiations with no with the united states with the states with which ended in sweden yesterday and the last thing that japan wants is a reason for north korea.

i think that the north korean's are wary. they're not starting for a deal.e this timeline imposed by their leader, by kim jong-un, that something needs to give, there needs to be some progress by the end of the air. so -- by the end of the year. they are working on the december 31 timeline. we can see, they walked away from sweden with these negative statements. some of it is positioning. to be sure. but they're not looking desperate for a deal. there is a theory that they are under such pressure from sanctions that the apsley have to get a deal and i'm not seeing that kind of behavior. -- that they absolutely have to get a deal. in terms of the urgency, i think the american team was hoping this would be beginning of a series of these kinds of conversation. and the north korean message is no, we need to see your offer it has to be on the table and wants move more quickly on a gradual process of dealmaking. i think the north korean's are ready for that but squaring that circle is very difficult. maybe they made more progress than we can see. in stockholm. but

donald trump's remarkable visit to north korea in june at the end of the g 7 in japan he met the north korean president kim jumpman at the demilitarized zone in the area marking the border between north and south korea and then took the dramatic step over the border the 1st u.s. president to do so there was hope fresh talks might make progress after president trump's national security adviser john bolton was fired he was seen by the north as an obstacle to a deal he admitted he was deeply skeptical they would ever give up their nuclear weapons and the day after the new talks were the ones pyongyang confirmed it had test fired a ballistic missile designed for a submarine launch a step forward in technology and a clear message to the americans. even a few hours before the talks broke down u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo was confident of a breakthrough there were 4 pillars that the 2 leaders agreed to and we were very hopeful that we will make some progress we're mindful this will be the 1st time we've had a chance to have a discussion in quite some time in a statement the state department s

standing alliance with south korea our foremost obligation is to defend south korea against any north korean attack so it makes sense that we will continue to sell them equipment like that like this and i think that's very consistent with our alliance obligation and our negotiations with north korea are also consistent with the obligation in trying to reduce the threat to our ally in south korea. clearly in the region china has a huge influence on north korea you know given that north korea's fired at least 7 missiles into the sea of japan since july i think more that china could and should be doing all china has somewhat different interests from the united states its main interest is denuclearization but stability in its immediate neighborhood in the region so its main interest is in continuing diplomacy. and reducing tensions over time so i think the north koreans can count on china to do very little and largely supported priorities. particularly in forcing sanctions and so forth mintaro thank you very much for joining us at least 25 soldiers have been killed in an attack on 2 army bases a

and north korea's kim jong un has decided south korean built hotels are not good enough for him we take a look at the joint peace project that is on the rocks but you know we also have a mountain of of the best talent of all is tackling the trash piling high on the slopes of mount everest. we also take a look at how india is preparing for it and we'll festival to bali which starts this weekend. i'm melissa chan and this is news asia thank you for joining us pakistan plans to tighten its control of internet activity through a nation wide web control system news outlet code a story says it's gained exclusive access to documents showing that islam about contracted a canadian company called san divine to help build the system the surveillance infrastructure would monitor all of the country's incoming and outgoing internet traffic. very own marley was one of the reporters who worked with coda story on the investigation or tell us a little bit more about what you found. so i would start with thing that this is unprecedented move in pakistan in this current environment and the system in genera

he's really going to do at the end of the day, and we have in donald trump something that the north koreanse never had before, his grand father, his father, an american president never sat down with them and said look, trust me, if you do this, we will normalize and bring north korea into the world and we won't try to change your regime and you will remain in control and your country will prosper. that's never happened before. we will have to see, but it's really two people have to decide if they are going to walk down this path together. but i really think -- if i were the north koreans, i would want to wait and see if trump would come back. this impeachment thing has complicated their assessment of what's going on. i'm in the camp that they will wait for a little longer. eric: that's an amazing historic offer from the president of the united states to try and break the horrible bureaucracy and human rights record of that country, as well as the threat that it's posed to japan our allies and us. we will see how it continues to go. good to see you, thanks for joining us as always. >> thank

collided with a north korean boat in the waters off the sea of japan it was in the area looking for ships illegally fishing in japanese waters friday salami has more from tokyo now we're getting information from multiple sources that the number is about 60 members this gives an idea of the size of this fishing boat it's quite large for fishing both in the area which is overrated to or which is japan's exclusive economic zone and it seems that the japanese ship which is operating under under the ministry of fisheries in japan it's inverted to give several warnings to the north korean ship which was approaching in the area and asked them to go out from the from japan's exclusive economic zone but after they refused we don't have details how this collision happened but it's very clear that the north korean ship sank totally and all of the crew members were in the sea and they were rescued actually all of them confirmation from multiple sources multiple media sources that all of the crew members were rescued and they have been transported to another north korean ship. there's been more

vessel arrived to rescue those on board and japan says it's rescued dozens of north korean fishermen after a collision. a japanese patrol vessel collided with a north korean boat in the waters off the sea of japan it was in the area looking for ships illegally fishing in its waters. now more than 130 climate change protesters have been arrested in a global demonstration that organizers say will span 60 cities planned by the london based extension rebellion group and he's 21 people have been arrested in london the group is plenty a fortnight of what it cost peaceful civil disobedience brok ing access to keep roads and bridges in cities around the world john hall is live at the climate protests in london jonah tell us about what's happening on the streets 60. hi follett world we are standing in the heart of government in central london here just outside parliament behind me over there is whitehall you can see a protest blockade across whitehall government offices behind it of course the office of the prime minister number 10 downing street behind that i'll move you across over here you

donald trump's remarkable visit to north korea in june at the end of the g. 7 in japan he met the north korean president kim jump in at the demilitarized zone the area marking the border between north and south korea and then took the dramatic step over the border the 1st u.s. president to do so there was hope fresh talks might make progress after president trumps national security adviser john bolton was fired he was seen by the north as an obstacle to a deal he admitted he was deeply skeptical they would ever give up their nuclear weapons and the day after the new talks were nice pyongyang confirmed it had test fired a ballistic missile designed for submarine launch a step forward in technology and a clear message to the americans. even a few hours before the talks broke down u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo was confident of a breakthrough there were 4 pillars that the 2 leaders agreed to and we were very hopeful that we will make some progress we're mindful this will be the 1st time we've had a chance to have a discussion in quite some time in a statement the state department said the un

the chinese, russians the russie iranians, north koreans, terrorists. tuesday the best you have to have a competitive streak. you've got to see the best in people and we have labor markets that are challenging for us. you've got to stay the best in technology, and only the secretary a and the top leadersp can move people forward. they will keep doing whatever they are doing well probably for a long time but they are not going to move forward. that is where the problem comes. >> and not someone that has made the ability to say i am confirmed, i'm here in miami vision. >> half the battle and the other half is if the president listens to me. i didn't have to deal with that and none of my predecessors, when i first worked for weinberger for example, it was clear it didn't mean that he ran all the battles and stuff like that, but at that time it was plain as day the president of the united states listened to the head of the department of defense. and it was the same thing bush wanted dick cheney, bill clinton, on and on most of the time yes but not all the t

and finally north korean state media has reported the opening of a new railroad to watch going out hopes will become a major tourist hot spot. unverified footage shows workers and officials celebrating a trial run on the line which runs to the foot of a sacred mountain korean leader kim jong un's family trey's its roots back to mount to the north korean government is building a large tourist center there as part of push to generate more streams of revenue. and that wraps up our program for more you can always go to d.w. dot com slash business or follow some social. thanks for watching. conflicts in the philippines. between the muslim. christian coalition. last. month the city center. president deterrence response was. called. the reconquest turned to tragedy. this is not the kind of freedom that means want. to become a gateway to islamist terror and this is. an exclusive report from a to. straight city. philippines in the sights of starts october 24th gong to tell you. it's all happening go to visit a. tour link to those from africa and the world. your link to inception stories and discu

north korean state media has reported the opening of a new braille route through what pyongyang hopes will become a major tourist hot spot of verified footage shows workers and officials celebrating a trial run of the lion which runs to the foot of a sacred mountain. as family traces its roots back to now back to the north korean government is building a large tourist center there as part of a push to make the country more self-reliant. and his recap of the stories we're following for you here on the w. business. a moment of truth on break that the pound is on edge as our officials as the u.k. and the e.u. scramble to secure a last minute to punch a deal. and fish farmers look on with concern a messy break that could mean trouble for the u.k.'s top food export salmon. been his will get what you need only if. i am. the be. after the fall. let's see what's in store for you from the world of culture. for the very 1st time a photographer has received peace prize for his. emotionally charged pictures. will roll material. more specifically. his canvas. commission with his printed. the peace

this time the north koreans made such an event out of it they pulled their legendary state tv anchorut of semi retirement to give her signature breathless narration. pyongyang's state-run news agency released several photos of kim riding a white house on mount pectu. they called it a great event of weighty importance. >> it is clear they are in full propaganda. >> reporter: for north koreans few places are as sacred. it is the birth place about 4,000 years ago of the mythical founder of the kingdom of korea. >> kim jong-un derives his legitimacy as the leader from this myth al blood line they call it. this idea that the kims have descended from mythical mount pectu in north korea and therefore they have been divinely chosen to be the leaders. >> i think a good way to think about it is like camp david. it's a place where the north korean leader would go to reflect and ponder important moves. >> reporter: kim ascended mount pectu near the timing of his test firing of the ent intercontinental ballistic missile. he went there just before giving a chilling order which consolidated his pow

and then we know what happens next, long, drawnout negotiations during which the north koreans try to extort more money and payoffs from us, and ultimately, you get a weak agreement that locks in the the new normal, and north korea breaks the agreement right away. that is the definition of insanity if we do that again. i think that the chance that we have, and this gets to the point of the integration of military options, which is important, how do we convince kim jong-un and the kim regime that he is less safe with nuclear weapons that he is without them? that is just not just a military threat but the threat of strong sanctions thanks to nikki haley and what she did at the u.n. these are unprecedented sanctions. they haven't really kicked in all the way because it is in december, for example, that all of the north korean slave labor, the so-called guest workers, have to go back, for example. there are many more tools available. secondary sanctions, if chinese want to allow financial flows into north korea, that is an example of an option. i will stop there but i think we have to exa

to the north koreans they need to commit to denuclearization. hoping the north korea will do so in the near future. they have scrambling technology in place across the border. network the high stakes diplomacy high tech innovation is being taken as close to north korea as possible. in the. south korea. time for the sport now let's go to peta statement of the world athletics championships here and. welcome back to the f.a. 6 world championships at the khalifa international stadium where deena ashley smith has lived up to her reputation as the golden girl of british athletics and clinched her 1st will title she powered to victory in the final of the 200 meters in a time of 21.88 seconds a new national record america's brittany brown and swiss runner move come boogy 6 over and bronze respectively this gold for ashley smith as to her silver medal from sunday's 100 meters 5. i got really hot in the samples it's nice coming into it pretty strong so i wasn't allowed myself to get distracted by anything and i'm just grateful to want to pay down and just

donald trump's remarkable visit to north korea in june at the end of the g 7 in japan he met the north korean president kim jumpman at the demilitarized zone in the area marking the border between north and south korea and then took the dramatic step over the border the 1st u.s. president to do so there was hope fresh talks might make progress after president trump's national security advisor john bolton was fired he was seen by the north as an obstacle to a deal he admitted he was deeply skeptical they would ever give up their nuclear weapons and the day after the new talks were the ones pyongyang confirmed it had test fired a ballistic missile designed for a submarine launch a step forward in technology and a clear message to the americans. even a few hours before the talks broke down u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo was confident of a breakthrough there were 4 pillars that the 2 leaders agreed to and we're very hopeful that we will make some progress we're mindful this will be the 1st time we've had a chance to have a discussion in quite some time in a statement the state department sai

they do believe president trump is under pressure. >> reporter: the north koreans sense an opportunitying trump as politically as a rule n -- vulnerable and starving for a win. >> what happens if these talks don't succeed? >> it will be back to square one and the question will be whether the personal relationship between trump and kim can be used to prevent us from going all the way back to fire and fury. >> reporter: analysts say it's a safe bet the north koreans are using that newly tested missile and the new submarine will be deployed on as leverage in the united states against the talks in stockholm and beyond that. this is a show of threat for north koreans and a threat if talks break down this relationship could go back to the war like posture both sides displayed two years ago. >>> house democrats demanding documents from vice president mike pence as the impeachment inquiry widens. going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro... ...patients get their day back... ...to be with... ... family... ...or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious in

and finally north korean state media has reported the opening of a new rail route to watching out hopes will become a major tourist hot spot on verified footage shows workers and officials celebrating a trial run on the line which runs to the foot of a sacred mountain korean leader kim jong un's family tres is rooted back to mild to the north korean government is building a large tourist center there as part of the push to generate more streams of record . and that wraps up our program for more you can always go to d.w. dot com slash business or follow some social time 1st full length thanks for watching. enter the conflicts of the flies and populace closing in venezuela. called protests for except look at. the world is in crisis mode just this week sweetness track of the key interviews of the season the point of the film wants to change they can apply the law for me oh i'm sure you know this so you. know for. the last of their kind. of trend with extinction every year around half a 1000000 of them end up as a delicacy. but for the bird mafia it's a lucrative business. and by our presen

11th hour break agreement plus they say a picture is worth a 1000 words so please tell me what is north korean leader kim jong un saying to his with these images of a question ecstasy. i burnt golf it's good to have you with us tonight u.s. president donald trump is warning that u.s. sanctions against turkey will be devastating if a meeting between vice president mike pence and turkish president richard tie your hair to one is not successful but successful for everyone has rejected calls for a cease fire in northern syria where his incursion against former u.s. allies the syrian kurds has now also drawn in troops of syrian president bashar al assad meanwhile syrian troops have reportedly entered co bani and are also in control of the key town of. many of the fighting so far much of the fighting so far has been centered around the border city. the turkish military has been carrying out its offensive for over a week its targets are kurdish militias in. a town on the syrian border. bombs are exploding in the city center the military has released images of soldiers . from the turkish border city o

tonight the north korean dictator exasperated with adversaries whom he wants to become his partners. me has rejected south korea's offer for face-to-face talks over how to resort north korea's fame resort. pyongyang insisting on discussing the matter in writing. analysts say this is likely posturing, but that kim is also probably feeling some real financial strain. >> and they're getting -- i'm not saying desperate, but they're getting worried about it. i think kim and his government is under huge financial stress from these sanctions. >> reporter: kim visited mount kumgang last week and blistered the place for its state of diss repair comparing it to a refugee camp. it was once a resort, a joint effort between north korea and south korea, until 2008 when a person was shot and killed. south korea banned citizens from coming there. kim is demanding south korea come in and tear down old buildings it con strused at the resort. experts say kim can complain about the south koreans all he wants, but he needs them if the resort is going to get its shine back. >> the market for mount kumgang

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collided with a north korean boat in the waters in the sea of japan it was in the area looking for ships illegally fishing in its japanese waters friday salama has more from tokyo. now we're getting information from multiple sources that the number is about 60 members this gives an idea of the size of this fishing boat it's quite large for fishing boats in the area which is overrated to or which is japan's exclusive economic zone and it seems that the japanese ship which is operating under under the ministry of fisheries in japan it seems that it gave several warnings to the north korean ship which was coaching in the area and asked them to go out from japan's exclusive economic zone but after they refused we don't have details how this collision happened but it's very clear that the north korean ship sank totally and all of the crew members were in the sea and they were rescued actually all of them confirmation from multiple sources multiple media sources that all of the crew members were rescued and they have been transported to another north korean ship there's been more fighting betw