that guess i would offer will we see pyongyang undertake these actions? it would mark an essentially transformed regime that does respect the rights of its own people and that would be an important turning point that would allow us to engage with them in ways that are fundamentally different from how we can or how we should today. now, i will not comment here on my expectation that pyongyang will ever take those steps under its current regime. clear inave been very laying down those markers and demanding those things in actions that pyongyang would have to undertake if we were ever to get to a piece deal that would be sustainable -- a peace deal that would be sustainable and enduring. >> from the congressional standpoint, i will reiterate that it is pretty clear with the way congress comes down on human rights in north korea. , we all know that the question of north korea complicatedensely matters, very historical matters, and it is much more then one or two or even three countries when we look at who will be ultimately affected by these decisions. it is

she eventually turned up in pyongyang and she is believed to have been kidnapped from italy by north korean agents. her seizure has been interpreted as a warning to her parents not to go public with the story of their defections. early in his presidency, president trump spoke about north korea's horrific record on human rights. he invited cindy and fred warmbier to the state of the union address. he and mrs. trump met in tokyo with the mother of the 13-year-old abductee whose tragic story we heard this morning from her brother. recently, however, president trump has been quiet on the subject of human rights. in my view, human rights, including the abduction issue, deserve a place on the agenda during the negotiations with kim jong-un. i hope the moment will come soon that the united states thinks the time is right to discuss this issue very fully and try to make progress with kim jong-un on this issue. as for north korea, kim jong-un has given no indication that he is interested in considering mr. trump's proposal to help the north develop its economy in return for denuclearization.

all here as secretary of state mike pompei of visited pyongyang soon after to set the ground rules for a trump kim meeting a month later south and north korean leaders held a historic meeting which ended in an agreement to denuclearize the peninsula in may that year pompei i visited kim again returning to the us with three americans who've been detained in north korea trump then announced that they'd meet in singapore off the brusque exchanges between the leaders the first historic summit was finally held on june twelfth and both men signed a denuclearization commitment agreement kim began to dismantle rocket launching sites although he was no blige to disarm in february both leaders met again it will became known as the hanoi summit kim's nuclear weapons were top of the agenda however that event was cut short ending without a deal. joining us for today's discussion our guests via skype from tucson robert kelly professor of international relations at national university and from beijing china political analyst gentlemen welcome to you both robert let's start with you professor what is

is not dealt with the way pyongyang wants to be. ie, if sanctions are not even considered to be lifted, a step by step process, then this could be something that happens. but it's not far enough that the united states feels that they have to react. it's not an icbm test. it's not one that the u.s. themselves feel threatened by. >> paula hancocks in seoul, south korea. paula, thank you. >>> well, we are following -- excuse me. we are following a big day in washington where two major congressional deadlines are looming, and they both center around president trump. we'll have the details for you just ahead. geico makes it easy to get help when you need it. with licensed agents available 24/7. it's not just easy. it's having-a-walrus-in-goal easy! roooaaaar! it's a walrus! ridiculous! yes! nice save, big guy! good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not just easy. it's geico easy. oh, duncan. stay up. no sleepies. it's geico easy. was a success for lastchoicehotels.comign badda book. badda boom. this year, we're taking it up a notch.

and north korea's latest a missile test second within a week raises questions in washington over pyongyang's interest in solving the crisis on the peninsula. it's nine o'clock here in moscow and you're watching all to international live from our headquarters with me welcome to the program a former u.s. national security analyst has been charged with giving classified documents on u.s. tactics to a journalist he's now facing up to fifty years in prison for his alleged role in the revelation his ati's more pretty. well use thirty one years old his main aim is daniel hale and he's a former u.s. intelligence official and member of the national security agency and apparently he is facing up to fifty years in prison for leaking classified government information . was arrested in nashville tennessee now the indictment against him says that he revealed information to an unnamed reporter the name of that reporter is not disclosed in the indictment but that he gave that information over to this reporter who then published it in their book and that this material was related to u.s. anti-terrorism activ

and north korea in an interview with politico donald trump said he does not consider pyongyang's recent missile tests a breach of trust as they are only short range however earlier the president hit out of pyongyang for the launch is casting doubt over its willingness to engage diplomatically the relationship continues but we'll see what happens i know they want to negotiate they're talking about negotiating but i don't think they're ready to negotiate a genuine peace and security of the country are guaranteed only by a strong physical force capable of defending its sovereignty recent test on the korean peninsula saw the launch of 2 projectiles they were apparently short range ballistic missiles fired from the northwest they landed in the sea of japan now the fresh drills come just a few days after north korea took everyone by surprise with a similar test last friday that launch broke a moratorium on tests which had lasted more than $500.00 days north korea describes the drills as regular and defensive but there has been plenty of reaction from its neighbors japan has claimed pyongyang

up until this last week, it had been 500 days since pyongyang carried out a serious weapons test.a tonight that it could jeopardise future talks with washington. he also said that he believed this was pyongyang's way of showing his displeasure at the break—up of talks during the hanoi summit between donald trump and kimjong—un, and he said that he thought this was pyongyang's way of pressuring washington to come back to the negotiating table and come back with a better deal. certainly the rhetoric we have heard from state media coming from pyongyang over the last month has shown that they appear to be warning washington that their patience will only last so long. in fact, pyongyang has said they only give washington until the end of the year to come up with a better deal or they say they will go a new way, take a new path. so, when it comes to where they are, certainly the us envoy to north korea has arrived in seoul, he is trying to get talks back on track, but it seems that both north korea and washington's position are increasingly entrenched. washington will not give up sancti

as regular on the fence of but there's been plenty of reaction from its neighbors japan's claim pyongyang has violated u.n. resolutions with its actions while china has reiterated calls for calm on the peninsula. we don't want you to. continue working towards the resolution of the issue through dialogue and making positive efforts to achieve the denuclearization of the peninsula or we heard from dr park a senior politics lecturer at britain's both university he believes the u.s. to north korea are further away than ever from reaching a consensus. this is a new indication of a shift of the north korean government after one and a half year of silence on one hand north korea we cry as the united states to stop send your name and where on the other hand you notice these continue and persist to ask north korea to dismantle their nuclear program both sides have to take responsibility but i think now the situation has taught us one thing more crystal clear than before is sending a clear message to the world that now the situation has changed. ok or bring another story to your attention i sure li

tweet comes during his 4 day visit to japan which has become increasingly concerned about pyongyang's military activity in tokyo has been highly critical of the tests with the recent missile launches the landing in the sea of japan the country also insists north korea's actions violate un resolutions. north korea launched several short range missile tests earlier this month. himself had initially condemned pyongyang's tests which broke a $500.00 day moratorium disarmament talks between the u.s. and north korea collapsed earlier this year after washington rejected a partial lifting of sanctions without full denuclearization former u.s. diplomat jim john trust believes trump is striking a balance between both the carrot and stick approaches. why is far as mr trump's public disagreeing with mr bolton their number of questions raised the most obvious one to anybody who supported drum since the election is why is bolton there in the 1st place mr bowles been quite clear that he wants regime change in north korea by military means of necessary whereas i believe president shrugs quite committ

substory comes during his 4 day visit to japan which has become increasingly concerned about pyongyang's military activity has been highly critical of the tests with the recent missiles launched landing in the sea of japan and also insists north korea's actions violate un resolutions and we used to plug in generous pleas that something's keeping a balance between both carrot and stick approach and. bars mr trump public disagreeing with mr bolton their number of questions raised the most obvious one to anybody who supported drum so if the election is why is bolton there in the 1st place mr bowles been quite clear that he wants regime change in north korea by military means of necessary whereas i believe president roh has quite committed his relationship with god chairman and to bring about a peaceful resolution on the korean peninsula and i think this is something that the his his underlings have been trying to sabotage for quite some time they've managed to tank the hanoi summit and i think what we see with some of the recent tests from north korea are showing a very good patience at tha

north korea's latest a missile test its second within a week raises questions and washington over pyongyang's interest in solving the crisis on the peninsula. it's eight o'clock am in moscow and you're watching r.t. international line from our headquarters with me in india welcome to the program. human rights activists have been attempting to prevent france from sending any more arms to saudi arabia by filing lawsuits on the transfers violate the. trade treaty they say there's clear evidence societies have been using french weapons against civilians. they claim the sales of their for illegal and render micron administration complicit in war crimes we are denies ever intentionally targeting on incompetence protesters gathered in normandy in northern france on thursday to voice their opposition after the government announced a new shipment. what this thing called we're protesting against the arrival of a saudi ship that is coming to collect a delivery of arms at the port of. there's no doubt that france sells weapons used to kill in yemen used by coalition led by saudi arabia i have no problems

a breach of trust as they were only short range projectiles those despite previously criticizing pyongyang for the test and casting doubt on the mic kingdom's willingness to engage in diplomacy the relationship continues but we'll see what happens i know they want to negotiate they're talking about negotiating but i don't think they're ready to negotiate a genuine peace and security of the country are guaranteed only by a strong physical force capable of defending its sovereignty. the recent test on the korean peninsula saw the launch of 2 projectiles there were apparently short range ballistic missiles that were fired from the country's northwest vengefully they landed in the sea of japan these fresh drills though come just a few days after north korea took everyone by surprise with a similar test last friday that launch broke a moratorium on test that lasted up to $500.00 days north korea described the exercises though as regular and defensive player reaction as you'd expect from its neighbors japan has claimed pyongyang has violated un resolutions of its actions or china too strongly re

pyongyang says the seizure goes against the spirits of the recent summits between the u.s. and north korea the vessel was detained in indonesia last year it was towed into american samoa on saturday washington says the vessel was carrying coal that if it's true would be in violation of sanctions against north korea broad joins us live from the south korean capital so what's the reaction from pyongyang. that's right peter this does seem to be another example of another source of antagonism between the united states and north korea the north koreans predictably demanding the immediate release of this ship it's one of the north korea's largest vessels it's a bulk carrier as you mentioned there it was allegedly involved in the illicit transfer export of coal which was banned under united nations security council resolutions but as we know it's been has been well documented there have been a number of cases of north korean ships getting around those sanctions this allegedly is one vessel that was involved in that trade it was seized in indonesia early last year but it's seizure

>>quite recently in fact, but something pyongyang doesn't plan on getting rid of its missiles. >>north korea is not going to give up their nuclear weapons, but what they want is a kind of deal where international sanctions come off and in exchange for that they don't give things up, but they stopped tests like this. i'm john lawrence reporting. >>the 41 people were killed when a russian airplane made an emergency landing at the airport in moscow we want to warn you. the video that you are about to see may be a little hard to watch. now we do have video from inside the plane look at this a total 78 people were on board you see the flames there. 2 children were among those of the 41 people that were killed 5 people are still in the hospital video from the ground shows people evacuating on an emergency slide right near the front of that jet. and so far no word on what exactly caused that fire. russian president vladimir putin has ordered a thorough investigation. well boeing knew about a problem with that 7.37 max 8 airplanes before 2 planes crash ash killing 346 people. the compa

leaders met in hanoi now a frustrated pyongyang has resumed firing this so what message is it sending can diplomacy still reduce tension on the korean peninsula this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan once again kim jong un has put the u.s. and its neighbors on high alert it happened after japanese and south korean defense systems detected projectiles being launched from north korea critics say that kim is using his military complex to send a political message just a week after he traveled to beat president bush to be a putin in russia that actions adding to already mounting tension after trump and kim's failure to reach an agreement at their summit in hanoi in february but south korea's quickly asked dion gang to restrain itself a spokeswoman for the presidential palace said that it urged the north to stop action that intensifies military tension on the korean peninsula she also said the launches go against an intercom rian military agreement and north korea is expected to actively join efforts towards the first resumption of denuclearization talks well

this, despite pyongyang firing projectiles over the weekend. john lawrence has the latest. >> north korea appears to have testfired its first missile since 2017. chairman kim jong-un sending a message to the white house. >> i think what you are seeing from kim now is an effort to try and pressures trump back to the negotiating table. >>> the group analyzing satellite images of the launches say these were likely short range ballistic missiles. south korean officials say the projectiles flew somewhere between 43 to 125 miles before crashing into the sea. president trump shrugged off the action tweeting chairman kim knows that i am with him and does not want to break his promise to me. the deal will happen. the secretary of state mike pompeo agrees saying a stalemate between president trump and chairman kim can be resolved. >> we still believe that there is an opportunity to get a negotiated outcome where we get fully verified denuclearization. chairman kim repeated that quite recently in fact. >> something pyongyang doesn't plan on getting rid of

korea's latest missile test it's the second within a week or resists questions in washington over of pyongyang's interest in solving the crisis. to the world this is our international always a pleasure to have you along i mean and only our top story human rights activists have been attempting to prevent fronts from. ending any more arms to saudi arabia by filing lawsuits arguing the transfers violate the u.n. arms trade treaty they say there is clear evidence the saudis have been using french weapons against civilians in yemen they claim this sales are therefore illegal and render the administration complicit in the saudi war crimes riyadh denies ever intentionally targeting noncombatants protesters gathered in normandy in northern france on thursday to voice their opposition after the government. put this on here protesting against the arrival of a saudi ship that is coming to collect a delivery of warrants at the port of. there is no doubt that france sells weapons used to kill in yemen and used by coalition led by saudi arabia i have no problems with saying that these weapons are made to kill

as regular and defensive but simply reaction as you'd expect from his neighbors japan is claimed pyongyang violated un resolutions with its actions while china has reiterated calls for calm on the peninsula. move on with our duty that we hope that all parties can continue working towards the resolution of the issue through dialogue and making positive efforts to achieve the denuclearization of the peninsula. we have more from dr pac-man wong a senior politics lecturer at bath university in britain who believes the u.s. and north korea are moving further away from a consensus. this is a new indication of a shipped off the north korean government after one another half years of silence on one hand north korea we class that you know has to stop sending and wares on the other hand you notice these continue and persist to ask north korea to talk or dismantle their nuclear program both sides have to take responsibility but i think now the situation has taught us one thing more crystal clear than before is sending a clear message to the world out now the situation has changed. facebook co-founder

and north korea taking another dive president trump has hit out at pyongyang the latest missile tests and cussed over its willingness to engage diplomatically. the relationship continues but we'll see what happens i know they want to negotiate they're talking about negotiating but i don't think they're ready to negotiate genuine peace and security of the country are guaranteed only by a strong physical force capable of defending its sovereignty the recent test on the korean peninsula saw the launch of two missile as they were a part of at least short range ballistic rockets fired from the northwest and landed here in the sea of japan well the fresh drills come just a few days after north korea took everyone by surprise with a similar test last friday know that launch broke a moratorium on tests which had lasted more than five hundred days north korea described the drills as regular and defensive but there's been plenty of reaction from its neighbors japan's claim pyongyang has violated un resolutions with its actions well china has been calling for peace on the peninsula. to move on w

well, this all goes back to the negotiations between washington and pyongyang over its nuclear programmected to get what he wanted — that was to lift us sanctions in return for piecemeal tentative denuclearisation on north korea's part. he clearly didn't get what he wanted. so we've seen north korea ratchet up tensions through rhetoric and now two missile tests. the united states, for its part, has been pretty discontent with the way negotiations have been going over the nuclear programme. and we've seen a clear violation on north korea's part of the un sanctions that forbid north korea from exporting coal. this was a un sanction back in 2017. and we're seeing that the violation has been taking place, has been observed, since 2018. but with this seizing of the ship, how serious an escalation is that in terms of the tension between the two countries? should we be concerned by that move? well, this marks the first time that the united states has actually seized a north korean ship for violating un sanctions. and the atmospherics of the nuclear stand—off between the two countries, that the

pyongyang seems to be quite dissatisfied that it couldn't reach a deal at the second north korean u.s. summit in hanoi. in the new year will do not move. the missiles don't seem to directly threaten the united states japan or south korea so they appeared to be taking care not to break down the dialogue so at the same time they were definitely expressing an opinion. well that's an opinion not only to well at least while parts of south korea the island of yeonpyeong has that been hit by north korean artillery and rocket fire was nearly a decade ago since the island's residents have stepped up their preparedness. the south korean island of yawn pianka is a two hour boat ride from the port of entry on its actually closer to north korea. soldiers pour off the ferry unofficial figures suggest there is one soldier for every resident of the island a total of more than two thousand troops even more in times of crisis in twenty ten north korea fired around one hundred seventy shells and missiles at a young pyong two soldiers and two civilians lost their lives north korea said it was responding

south korea's military says the north has fired on an identified project unclear to pyongyang fired a single or multiple ones so that launch took place in the vicinity of sonora in the north of pyongyang province south korea says the project was launched towards the bride story joining us from seoul what more are you hearing about this project to alt. that's right daryn this is still a developing story as you mentioned that defense and security officials here in the south they are analyzing exactly what has taken place in the north they are collaborating in communication with the presidential office here as you mentioned it seems to be some sort of projectile or projectiles we don't know whether we're dealing with more than one and it took place fairly recently about an hour and a half ago now this launch seem to be from the an area in the west of the peninsula the west of north korea firing as you mentioned towards the east presumably if it is some sort of weapons launch then it would be directed at landing in the sea separating the korean peninsula from japan now we have no idea at

oversaw drills to test large caliber long range multiple rocket launchers on saturday comes after pyongyang five what has been described as several unidentified short range projectiles into the sea off its east coast south korea initially described it as a missile launch before downgrading that description well the suspected weapons test follows the failure of the denuclearization summit between kim jong un and donald trump in vietnam in february what mcbride has laced reaction from the south korean capital seoul. this is turning out to be potentially one of the most provocative military gestures by north korea in more than a year and certainly not in keeping with the spirit of current moves at reconciliation between north korea and the u.s. and north korea and south korea in the south korean government has said as much there has been a top level meeting of the security and military officials at which they've issued a statement saying that this test was inconsistent with the military agreement reached between north korea and south korea at the summit in pyongyang last september and calling

responsibility but i think now the situation has taught us one thing more crystal clear than before pyongyang is sending a clear message to the world that now the situation has changed. has set up a special police hotline for muslims to report harassment and violence it's in response to a wave of reprisals against their minority populace in the wake of last month's terror attacks. unfortunately the muslim community is being harassed and targeted for actions committed by a few individuals the suspicion towards muslims could grow and there could be localized attacks that would be the danger. on easter sunday a string of suicide bombings tore through catholic churches and high end hotels across sri lanka killing over 250 people islamic state claimed responsibility for the atrocity since then the country's authorities say they have received hundreds of calls reporting abuse against muslims in addition to physical violence many say they have been affected by threats verbal abuse business owners are also reportedly suffering as a result of calls for a boycott of muslim owned firms there's also been

south korea says pyongyang has carried out a weapons test off its eastern coast the south korean defense ministry says it has detected the launch of several projectiles test comes just months after a failed summit between u.s. president on the north korean leader kim jong un in february. the three day coronation ceremony for the thai king is underway kingma what you are long gone will be crowned later on saturday as he formally ascend to the throne the sixty eight year old has already been so. the country's mark since his father's death in two thousand and six the. photos way there's opposition leader why though is vying to fight on to win the support of the military against president nicolas maduro is urging his supporters to march to military barracks and army bases on saturday to ask soldiers to break ranks the army's allegiance is key in the battle for power in venezuela so far resume dura has retained support from the diplomatic front the lima group of mostly latin american countries met in the peruvian capital to see how they can help end venezuela's political standoff today is a b

launched several short range missiles earlier this month trump himself had initially condemned pyongyang's tests which broke a $500.00 day moratorium disarmament talks between the u.s. and north korea collapsed earlier this year after washington rejected a partial lifting of sanctions without full denuclearization former u.s. diplomat jim believes trump's advisers are undermining his efforts. well you know as far as mr trump's public disagree with mr bolton there are number of questions raised the most obvious one to anybody who supported since the election is why is bolton there in the 1st place mr bolton's been quite clear that he wants regime change in north korea by military means of necessary whereas i believe president roh is quite committed to his relationship with god chairman kim and to bring about a peaceful resolution on the korean peninsula and i think this is something that the his his underlings have been trying to sabotage for quite some time they've managed to tank the hanoi summit and i think what we see with some of the recent tests from north korea are showing a very imp

now bolton told reporters in tokyo that as a result of those launches sanctions against pyongyang must be kept in place. in the statement north korean spokesperson also said quote it will be fit to call bolton not a security adviser striving for security but a security destroying advice orwho is wrecking peace and security. it is not at all strange that perverse words always come out of the mouth of a structurally defective guy and such a human defect deserves an earlier banishing. joining us now live from tokyo is chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. for president trump, this is another overseas trip overshadowed by controversies of his own making. when it comes to north korea it appears as if the president is trying to show that his big gambit with kim is a success as we head into this election year. what do you make of this? >> reporter: he's keeping the door open yet for more talks with kim jong-un. that's a fair assessment. when you look at how that trip by president trump who by the way is now 30,000 feet above the pacific ocean, he's headed home as of a few hours ago.

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last month, pyongyang did say it tested but it described as a new tactical guided weapon and that washe first launch since those talks in vietnam between the north korean leader kim jong—un and president trump. those talks ended with no agreement. we will have more on that story, of course, on bbc news. cyclone fani is one of the most powerful storms to hit india in five years it's brought torrential rain and winds of up to 200 kilometres per hour to india's eastern coast. as the storm now moves north it leaves behind a trail of destruction in the state of adisha, of destruction in the state of odisha, formerly known as orissa, where it first made landfall on friday. more than a million people have been moved from their homes. rahul tandon is there in the town of puri and sent this report. such was the fury of one of india's most powerful storms in recent times. glass smashing. shouting. cyclone fani hit the eastern state of adisha, cyclone fani hit the eastern state of odisha, with torrential rain and devastating winds of more than 125 mph. it made landfall at 8:00 in the morning in

president trump shrugged off pyongyang's action tweeting chairman kim knows that i am with him and does not want to break his promise to me deal will happen. and tweet secretary of state mike pompeo says he agrees. we still believe that there's an opportunity to get a negotiated outcome where we get fully for verified denuclearization term kim is repeated that is repeated that. >>quite recently in fact. >>most analysts and experts believe that pyongyang does not plan on getting rid of its nuclear missiles. >>and united states wants to send a message to iran. the uss abraham lincoln carrier strike group is being deployed to the us central command region. a bomber task force is also heading to the area. the white house says this move is being to troubling warnings that have come from iran national security advisor john. saying quote we are fully prepared to respond to any attack. a us official with knowledge of the situation say it says that these deployments are aimed at preventing military action from iran. there's no indication any action. and a few showers around the bay area today an

washington and pyongyang trading missile tests in an exclusive setback for denuclearization talks.s there a real threat? how do the china trade talks fit into this? jillian: believe it or not, donkeys are a thing, you heard me right, when university said students were stressed enough to bring them to campus. we will bring you that. ♪ ard when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com we'd love some help with laundry. spray and scrub anything with a stain. wash the really dirty clothes separately. new tide pods with upgraded 4-in-1 technology unleash a foolproof clean in one step. aww, you did the laundry! it's got to be tide. >> nobody is happy about it but we're taking a good look. the relationship continues but we will see what happens. they want to negotiate but i don't think they are ready to negotiate. jillian: donald trump signaling north korea may not be ready to negotiate in denuclearization after the kim regime launches its first missile test since 2017. rob: what does this mean for talks going forward? joining us to talk ab

test large caliber long range multiple rocket launchers on saturday the announcement comes off the pyongyang five what is being described as several unidentified short range projectiles into the sea off its east coast south korea initially described it as a missile launch before downgrading description of the suspected weapons test follows the failure of the denuclearization summit between kim jong un and donald trump in vietnam in february right has the latest reaction from the south korean capital seoul. this is turning out to be potentially one of the most provocative military gestures by north korea in more than a year and certainly not in keeping with the spirit of current moves at reconciliation between north korea and the us and north korea and south korea in the south korean government has said as much there has been a top level meeting of the security and military officials at which they've issued a statement saying that this test was inconsistent with the military agreement reached between north korea and south korea at the summit in pyongyang last september and calling on the nort