the south says it's still examining pyongyang's intentions. if there's any recourse from the north were always willing to hold discussions about protecting our citizens property rights so it's a spirit of into korean agreements and the resumption of tours to mark congo and. the resort was popular among south koreans until about a decade ago seoul suspended tourists in 2008 after a north korean soldiers shot and killed a tourist who allegedly wandered into a restricted area. since then the resort has rarely been used young young is said to be angry about saul's refusal to defy international sanctions and resume the tours it's also pressuring saul to assist in the goshi asians with the u.s. . north korea is sending a message that it can collapse all into korean cooperation yourself korea does not make an effort to persuade the u.s. on behalf of pyongyang. that. the move is a setback for south korean president mungy in. just a day before kim's move he repeated his desire to restore friendship on the peninsula. and will work hard to build a founda

this just after pyongyang announced talks with the us will finally resume on friday.n, haven't we, just recently? in fact, tuesday, i'm sure you're now well aware of the flooding rains that we had through the isle of man and the north of england. but they have gradually drifted their way south and east over the last few hours and we are seeing a slow improvement. so the sharp, thundery downpours easing as well in the south—east, and they will continue to clear. so by dawn, temperatures are going to be the talking point, not the rain. and in fact, with the northerly wind kicking in, the temperatures falling away quite sharply, so we are going to be greeted with some blue tones on our chart, temperate as close to freezing in places. so, yes, there could be a touch of frost first thing this morning, and, certainly, it's going to be chilly start in comparison to of late. so we start off, yes, on that chilly note, but it will be a dry one with some lovely spells of sunshine coming through and probably the best day in terms of drier, sunnier weather through wednesday. now,

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it comes just hours after pyongyang announced that it was resuming talks with the us.claim it unlawfully published one of her private letters. in a statement prince harry referred to what he called relentless propaganda against his wife. and said he wasn't prepared to see her victimised by the press as his mother was. torrential rain has swept across large parts of england and wales — causing floods, closing roads and forcing people to leave their homes. landslides blocked the railway line between carlisle and newcastle. a major incident was declared on the isle of man from where danjohnson sent this report. all the cars behind it are going, as well. they're used to bearing the brunt of the weather here. but in laxey, this — well, this was something else. oh, some sandbags, there... that is actually the civil defence van that is supposed to be laying sandbags. talk about optimism in the face of adversity. even rescue teams struggled as the river raged after hours of rain, so a coastguard helicopter came to lift residents to safety, as schools were closed and people wer

and anger in south korea after its football world cup qualifier in pyongyang is played to empty stands without live coverage. thank you very much for joining as hong kong's chief executive carrier has been forced to delay her annual policy speech in the legislature. pay the. politicians shouted her down twice as she left the chamber some even threw objects at her lamb is struggling to restore public order after months of on thai government protests in a post poll monks. hong kong people have had a very difficult time very very tough time how rather our chief executive mrs kerry. to respond to resole of the problem. our 5 months of very clear not one less and i really urge if she wants hong kong and she has no determination to govern hong kong and she has no ability and even incapable in a ministry to hong kong police that down and carrying them eventually delivered her speech through video link she said the international community is waiting for hong kong to return to normalcy to go home. employees of all trades and sexes as well as small medium and large businesses alike a deeply worr

sanctions in exchange for pyongyang limiting its nuclear bomb and missile technology to 0 as alan fischer reports. in the chill of an evening in sweden a freeze returned to negotiations between the u.s. and north korea the 2 sites have been meeting in stockholm for the 1st time since previous nuclear talks broke down at a field summit in vietnam in february but it quickly became clear the 2 are dramatically far apart. the u.s. raise expectations by offering suggestions like a flexible approach new method and creative solution is all but they have disappointed us greatly and dampen aren't doozie as in for negotiation it by bringing nothing to the negotiation table both sides agreed to restart the talks after 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

it comes just a few hours after pyongyang's vice foreign minister, choe son—hui, announced that talksis week. joining me now from sangdon in south korea is andray abrahamian, a korean expert with george mason university in the united states. when it comes to what we know so far, these are reports from the south korean military, but we are talking about a short—range projectile that breached japan's exclusive economic zone. what more do you know? well, this is the ninth time the north koreans have tested a short—range missile since donald trump met kim jong—un short—range missile since donald trump met kimjong—un on the dmc on 30 june. and clearly it falls below the threshold for donald trump in terms of willingness to push back against the north koreans. and so they know, on the one hand, they can kind of get away with this sort of thing. also, yesterday here in south korea was armed forces day, and the south koreans unveiled some of their new f 35 is. that is a stealthy multirole fighterjet, new f 35 is. that is a stealthy multirole fighter jet, and new f 35 is. that is a stealthy mu

the statement from the foreign ministry in pyongyang said kimjong—un had set a deadline until the endibility or that north korea would find a new path. a report in the financial times says the banking group hsbc is planning to cut up to 10,000 jobs. the cuts would come on top of more than 4000 redundancies that were announced in august. the latest cuts are said to be part of interim ceo noel quinn's ambitious campaign to reduce costs across the company. hsbc is making no comment on the story. police in kansas city say four people have been killed in a shooting in a bar in the early hours of sunday morning. five others are reported to have been injured; their condition is described as stable. police say details of the incident are still sketchy, and that they have made no arrests. he has presided over an economic swing. the centre—right social democratic party came second in these portuguese elections. catholics in the philippines have marked world animal day celebrations by taking their pets to mass. the flock looked more like a pack at this manilla church, as dog—owners held up their

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 united states and the d.p. r. k. north korea will not overcome a legacy of 70 years of war and who still a-t. on the korean peninsula through the course of a single saturday these are with issues and they require a strong commitment by both countries the united states has that commitment the u.s. says it is accepted an invitation from the swedes to return for more talks in 2 weeks time for their part the north koreans see the denuclearization of the korean peninsula is still possible b

he noted that pyongyang is in violation of un resolutions.e foreign minister announced talks with the us would resume later this week. jonathan pollack is from the brookings institution independent think tank. he gave me his assessment of the missile launch. this is part of a continuing process of missile testing, short—range missile testing that north korea has been undertaking in recent months. some of these missiles may be intended to evade detection in terms of the missile systems arrayed against them. but the signals here go beyond the question of technology development. the north koreans are well aware that president trump has said he has no objections to short—range missile test, he only objects to nuclear missiles and long—range missiles. so they feel they have room to manoeuvre even as renewed discussions with the us begin. they may also feel in pyongyang that president trump is under increasing political pressure to produce something meaningful here. he is enormously invested psychologically in this relationship with north korea and

the president of fifa was in pyongyang as the north korean men's football team hosted the south for onlyino had to watch the 0—0 draw in a completely empty stadium, with no fans orforeign press allowed in. the north and south have been drawn against each other on a number of occasions in world cup qualifying matches, but pyongyang has only ever allowed in a team from the south once before — back in 1990. the fixture is normally played at a neutral venue. korean football journalist steve han has been following the story. it was a closed door match but what was shocking for all of us was the fa ct was shocking for all of us was the fact that right until the kickoff we did not know that this was going to bea did not know that this was going to be a closed—door game. it was only when the kick—off started and there was no live broadcast so when we started receiving the still photos of the game, that was only when we found out that it was a closed—door game. as for the explanation why this was a closed—door game, we have not heard anything from the north korean camp. that seems extraordinary.

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 united states and the d.p. r. k. to north korea will not overcome a legacy of 70 years of war and who still a-t. on the korean peninsula through the course of a single saturday these are with issues and they require a strong commitment by both countries the united states has that commitment the u.s. says it is accepted an invitation from the swedes to return for more talks in 2 weeks time for their part the north koreans say the denuclearization of the korean peninsula is still possibl

the 1st time in nearly 30 years that north and south korea have met in a world cup qualifier in pyongyang and yet for most people on the soccer crazy peninsula this is about as close as they ever got to the actually one of the you still images released by south korean soccer officials showing i don't list draw being played out in front of a very sad looking empty stadium not surprisingly soccer fans here in south korea last see that despite repeated requests no supporters were allowed to travel to watch this match and no south korea in the media were allowed in which meant no live television coverage not even any live radio commentary if you want to follow the events live then you have to rely upon your device to follow a line by line account on the twitter feed of south korean soccer officials as people here have pointed out that's the equivalent to the kind of technology you relied upon in the age of the telegraph more than 100 years ago if you wanted to follow your favorite team but if it wasn't for the good offices of people like the swedish ambassador because diplomats were allowed i

of bringing nothing to the table the aim was for washington to lift sanctions in exchange for pyongyang limiting its nuclear weapons technology robert kelly is a professor at person national university he says that donald trump needs to present some new ideas for north korea to consider giving up its weapons. nuclear weapons are really valuable for country like north korea right it's small it's isolated it's unloved and so if you're north korea right we surrounded by enemies nuclear weapons are great and so they're going to give them up reve and some of the maybe 25 percent arsenal or someone like that might be possible then the american then have to make some pretty serious counter concessions and more than just sanctions to the north koreans 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 wh

long anticipated football world cup qualifier and pyongyang has drawn anger in south korea the match between the south and their north korean hosts was held in front of an empty stadium with no live coverage supporters and players or groups of all condemned to the match as staging for the bride has this report from seoul. this was a hugely important soccer match the 1st time in nearly 30 years that north and south korea have mattered a world cup qualifier in pyongyang and yet for most people on this soccer crazy peninsula this is about as close as they ever got to the actually one of the you still images released by south korean soccer officials showing a goal was draw being played out in front of a very sad looking empty stadium don't surprise. soccer fans here in south korea asked see that despite repeated requests no supporters were allowed to travel to watch this match and no south korea in the media were allowed in which meant no live television coverage not even any live radio commentary if you wanted to follow the events live then you had to rely upon your device to follow a l

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 their fight footage shows workers and officials celebrating a trial run of the lion which runs to the foot of a sacred mountain in july 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 self-reliant. and his recap of the stories we're following for you here on the w. business. a moment of truth on the break that the pound is on the 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 who come with concern of many breaks it could mean trouble for the u.k.'s top food exports salmon. even for as well as what you need obey it. i'm going. to enter the conflicts of. lies in populist uprising in venezuela hong kong protests threats of blockade. the world is in crisis mode just this week we must factor the key introduce of the season the point of the film wants to play as they implied in the

north korea has opened a new rail routes to watch pyongyang hopes will become a major tourist hot spot stage t.v. footage shows workers and official celebrating the line to mount pic to where a large resort is being built to make the country more self-reliant kim jong un's family traces its roots back to the sacred mountain. thousands of people have taken part in protests in spain calling for higher state pensions 10 years after the real estate crisis spain's drained public office are struggling to keep up with an aging population but those gathered in madrid insist spaniards who have worked hard to their whole lives deserve a bigger share. we are all pensioners reads one of the placards brandished by the regiment of retirees who took to the streets of the spanish capital the average pensioner here receives $920.00 euros a month more than a spanish worker on minimum wage but they say they deserve an increase. of 1085 euro should be the minimum unless we know penalties for those who retire after working 40 years in effect why do you think. that eventually they should update the pensions

north korea has broken off talks with the united states on pyongyang's nuclear program north korean officials blamed us in flexibility for the collapse of the goshi asians in stockholm the american delegation says it put forward some constructive initiatives . in ecuador indigenous groups and union organizations have returned to the streets to protest the government's austerity measures this comes after 2 days of violent demonstrations that saw hundreds of people arrested president lenin merino has declared a 2 month state of emergency. the united nations is calling for and and to the violence in iraq which has left nearly 100 people dead and thousands wounded security forces have repeatedly opened fire on demonstrators who've been protesting against corruption and clement. there was. another funeral procession in iraq the country has seen almost a 100 deaths in the past week this one is for a protester whose family say he was shot by police. they don't think he went out to defend his rights nothing more but he had nothing on him and was that he was targeted by snipers to head shots that go o

on its nuclear program and pyongyang officials blame us in flexibility for the collapse of the negotiations in stockholm but the american delegation says it put forward some constructive initiatives. turkish president russia type everyone has renewed turkey's threats to launch military action against kurdish militia in northeast syria edda one says intervention will allow displaced syrians to return home but any operation could also threaten the safe so that turkey and the united states agreed on. u.s. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders has returned to his vermont home after being treated for a heart attack 78 year old underwent heart surgery in las vegas and says he will return to the campaign trail he is one of the leading contenders for the democratic nomination. tunisians go to the polls in parliamentary elections on sunday with inflation and unemployment running high major parties are under pressure from populist voters will choose from lists of candidates lists of candidates prominent in local media and in a male dominated society campaigners are trying to ensure that th

appeared to be ballistic missiles one of which landed in japanese waters the launches come a day off to pyongyang announced fresh talks with the u.s. on its nuclear weapons program. vice president. has resigned her role as interim president and called for fresh elections furies congress appointed her to the roll a die off the earlier after the country's president not just got it dissolved the legislature tend in a tense standoff with the opposition of corruption. at least 2 people were killed and hundreds injured in clashes between protesters and police in the iraqi capital baghdad protesters were angry about public services and high unemployment as well as what they see as a remnant influenced government. printing president a lot of me is a lengthy says he's government and russian backed separatists have agreed to temporary special status for the east of the country the deal signed in belarus just hides the way for further talks to end a conflict that has ground on for 5 years and killed about 13000 people. well u.s. president donald trump has condemned an in pitchman inquiry led by democratic l

has condemned the action saying the launch violates un resolutions this incident comes a day after pyongyang announced new talks with the united states on its nuclear program. india is commemorating what would have been mahatma gandhi's 150th birthday by minister narendra modi leading the nation in paying tribute while other religious and political leaders including former prime minister manmohan singh also paid their respects the man who became known as the father of the nation . peru's vice president mercedes are all those has resigned her role as interim president and called for new elections congress appointed her to the role just a day after the country's president martin skara dissolved the legislature in a tense standoff with the opposition over corruption. at least 2 people were killed and hundreds injured in clashes between protesters and police in the iraqi capital baghdad protesters angry about poor public services and high unemployment as well as what they see as a rainy an influence on their government. now it has been exactly one year since the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi

appeared to be ballistic missiles one of which landed in japanese waters of launch launches come a day pyongyang announced fresh talks with the u.s. on its nuclear weapons program. at least 2 people were killed and hundreds injured in clashes between protesters and police in the iraqi capital baghdad protesters were angry about public services and high unemployment as they as well as what i see as arraignment on the government. well in washington the administration is defying congressional demands that officials testify in the impeachment inquiry against president trump congressional committees have issued subpoenas against trump's lawyer rudy giuliani and secretary of state mike pompei i have also asked 5 state department officials to testify and pio has lashed out at the requests accusing the democrats of bully and trying to intimidate his stuff is in italy at the start of a european trip and has said it was not now feasible for the officials to testify mr giuliani has also suggested he would not comply. well at the end of another incredible day in washington correspondent for the l.d.s. is th

other stories making news around the world north korea says that talks with the united states on pyongyang's nuclear program have broken down in stockholm but the u.s. describe the talks as good and said it's delegation unveiled new initiatives that would allow progress to negotiations in the swedish capital lasted nearly 9 hours. president recha type everyone has reviewed turkey's threat to launch military action against kurdish militia in northeast syria and iran says intervention will allow displaced syrians to return home but any operation could also threaten the safe so that turkey and the united states agreed on. france's anti terror prosecutor says a knife attack or. who killed 4 police officers probably had links to radical islam investigators believe he was in contact with the ultraconservative salafi movement a talker was shot dead after the assault at a paris police headquarters on thursday. tens of thousands of people have marched in support of scottish independence in edinburgh just weeks before britain is due to leave the european union 1st minister nicolas sturgeon says gregg'

says that talks with the united states on pyongyang's nuclear program have broken down and stop. what the u.s. described the talks as good and said it's delegation and build new initiatives that would allow progress comments come after nearly 9 hours of negotiations in the swedish capital. france's anti terror prosecutor says a man suspected of a deadly knife attack in the paris police headquarters likely had links to a radical vision of islam investigators say he had contacts with members of the ultra conservative islamic salafist movement the assailant killed 4 police officers before being shot dead on thursday. tens of thousands of people took to the streets of edinburgh to support scottish independence just weeks ahead of britain's planned exit from the european union 1st minister nicola sturgeon contends that it will devastate scotland's economy in 2014 a majority voted against independence. well it's the opening weekend of one of the most anticipated movies of the fall season the movie joker is based on the batman comic book villain. you need to do squeeze joker. but as mov

at a minimum sanctions enforcement but i think there are other ways china could help pressure pyongyang. we're just not seeing it right now. >> first of all, i'd like to thank very much the secretary shriver for taking time out of his day and coming to spend about an hour with us. we're thinking everyone at c span for watching us. we're going to break for a few minutes. let's give secretary shriver a big round of applause and thank him. [ applause ] we'll take a short break while the next panel comes up. >>> we're live this morning on capitol hill where u.s. special representative for iran, brian hook, will update members of the senate foreign relations committee on u.s. policy toward iran. this is live coverage on cspan 3. we do expect this to begin shortly.

other ways there are that china can pressure pyongyang into being a more in tructive participant these talks, should they resume, and we're just not seeing it right now. >> ok. like to thank 'd very much secretary schriver time out of his day and taking an hour. thank you for those on c-span watching. we are going to break for a few minutes. please, let's give assistant schriver a big round of applause and thank him. [applause] we'll take a short break while the next panel comes up and takes the table. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] congress returns to capitol hill today after a two-week ecess with house committees working on impeachment inquiries against president trump. legislation to lower costs and n drug curbing the outsourcing of u.s. jobs. continues work on the president's executive and judicial nominations including ir force secretary nominee barbara barrett. watch live gavel-to-gavel coverage of the house on c-span s

well, in world cup qualifying for 2022, the two koreas will meet in pyongyang on tuesday, the first time the north's capital since a friendly back in 1990, with the two countries still technically at war. south korea departed on monday. this tottenham's star forward son heung—min is included in the squad. the teams are expected to face each other at the kim il—sung stadium. both have won their opening two games in the second round of qualifying in qatar. in group d, saudi arabia have travelled to the west bank for their qualifier with palestine. many arab countries have historically refused to play in the palestinian territories, as it requires obtaining entry permits to israel, a country many do not recognise. the match marks a change in policy for the saudis, who have previously played matches against palestine in a third country. we are pleased to be in palestine for this game. football needs to be like that, and it is of course a historic game, so it will be a very tough game, first of all because palestine beat uzbekistan in this group already, so the level of this tea m group alrea

washington has accepted sweden's invitation to return in two weeks for more discussions with pyongyang. it's unclear if north korean leaders will come back to the table. many protesters in hong kong wearing facemasks in definance of a new ban. it started at mooind. overnight arson attacks prompted the closing of subways. kbovts are calling on all sides to cease the violence. >> i strongly condemn all acts of violence on all sides and i call all those engaged and responding o to do it in a peacefu >> a group of hong kong legislators are filing a legal challenge against the masked man. >> earthquake season is on the line. sports is next. ♪ ♪ >> 49ers are 3-0 for the first time in more than 20 years but facing a tough test case next week. incredible offense coming to levis for monday night football. kickoff is at 10:00 a.m. it all comes down to tomorrow for the san jose earthquakes. team's playing in portland and depending on what happens we're going to find out if they're in the playoffs. the stadium should be rocking. the team will be holding a watch party there. we'll have complete cov

again south korea's football team are considering complaining to fifo after their experience in pyongyang at the historic world cup qualifier against north korea the team arrived back in seoul on thursday with players saying their opponents were rough and used abusive language the goal is draw was played in an empty stadium and under a media blackout which frustrated many fans in the south the korean f.a. also don't believe north korea properly accommodated a visiting team with an official rules of conduct and we played a match as if we were fighting in a war i had never seen shouting like that the allies of the north korean plays rely with an egotist to win the game it's true that the white game is burdensome and i am proud of our players who did well in a difficult circumstance well barcelona and real madrid have rejected a proposal to move their classico match away from barcelona because of protests in catalonia spain's the league had asked the spanish football federation for the move earlier after clashes in the city following the jailing of catalan separatist leaders the match is due

president's special envoy among team is meeting on an island of stockholm washington wants pyongyang to end its nuclear program in return for lifting sanctions such days for talks of the 1st since donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un met in june dane chamorro is a senior partner at control risks asia pacific and a former u.s. diplomat he explains what's north korea hopes to get out of the talks. well there what north korea really wants is a relief from the same regime that's in place by the un by the united states and so this game that they play of kind of will will give you something. decommissioning of a facility or a. moratorium on testing of missiles or nuclear weapons etc in return for the lifting of sanctions is kind of the stock standard process that we go through every every few years so there is something very much in it for them and they absolutely want. really relief from those sanctions and really the question is you know what are they willing to give up in order to get get some of that at least 10 people have been injured in a grenade attack in indian adminis

. $35.00 selfe warplanes it's part of souls biggest ever weapons purchase pyongyang says the new weapons are grave provocation that violates recent into korean agreements that boris johnson has confirmed there may need to be custom checks on arland off to bragg's it but says that won't necessarily involve new infrastructure his comments have been met with concern in the an anger in our land which is against a return to a hard border or a challenge says this report from the conservative party conference in manchester. it's boris johnson thinking of bringing customs checkpoints back to the island of ireland it's what dublin fears after an irish broadcaster said it had seen leaks brecht's it proposals sent by london to the e.u. and the british prime minister spent cheese day morning at the conservative conference in manchester denying it it's of course early days and we're working very hard to get a deal over the line i think the references that i've heard a plan over to papers don't actually relate to what we are going to table i think there's some. confusion about what's being what's bein

pigs but harmless to humans but the government in seoul says it struggling to get information from pyongyang when hail reports. south korea is on high alert for a possible threat coming across the border from north korea this time it's not a military threat but a biological one in the form of african swine fever and it may be an impossible one to defend against because of the 250 kilometer long demilitarized zone that separates the 2 countries from well you know. we can't control the spread of the virus from other countries like china and airports or seaports however we have little information about north korea i mean it's a relief that there is no exchange of people or goods but even if the south becomes free of the virus we will always continue to have a big headache a lot of. the south koreans aren't sure where the virus came from but the 1st case was reported in north korea in may intelligence reports suggest it's now spread around much of the reclusive country last month south korea reported its 1st case prompting the government to begin culling pigs on farms in the area vehicles coming

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 said the united states and the d.p. r. k. to north korea will not overcome a legacy of 70 years of war and hostility on the korean peninsula through the course of a single saturday these are witty issues and they require a strong commitment by both countries the united states has that commitment the u.s. says it is accepted an invitation from the swedes to return for more talks in 2 weeks time for their part the north koreans say the denuclearization of the korean peninsula is still possible but

type of ballistic missile that can be launched from a submarine it's the 1st test of its type by pyongyang in almost 3 years missile was fired into the sea towards japan and it came hours after north korea said it would resume denuclearization talks with the u.s. on saturday a mason which he is a professor of international relations at hanko university of foreign studies he says this missile launch is unlikely to harm talks with the u.s. . this is definitely a qualitative. improvement in range versus what we've seen from testing. was the missiles in north korea over the last few months and this well i think that pressure among other things on the trumpet ministration and how they view in north korea you know trumpets the short range ballistic missile tests that were not a problem that they were standard you know this is obviously. 'd higher terms of threat of course it's very much will depend on how good north korea submarine capabilities are and what we know about them so far is that they're not particularly sophisticated in the submarine warfare technology by the u.s. and japan and south

it's unclear whether it was under the water or from pyongyang's recently revealed submarine sims.ours after the u.s. and officials are set to resume next week. pyongyang has conducted nine missile launches since president trump and kim jong-un met at the dmz back in june. >>> and today, boris johnson will present a final brexit deal for the european union. johnson vowed to move through with or without a deal. however, last month, parliament passed a bill forcing johnson seeking a third delay from the eu if there is no deal in place. something the prime minister says he would, quote, rather be dead in a ditch than do. this is less than a month since the latest brexit deadline. the cap forward remains unclear. >>> president trump congreat congratulates china on its 70th year. a tweet writes congratulations to china and president xi on 70 years. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell issued a statement saying the chinese communicate party's method are not just a tragedy for more than a billion chinese and its neighbors. the president's cheerful presentation after protests in hong

and was fired into the sea towards japan the 1st such test and 3 is the launch came hours after pyongyang said it would resume denuclearized nation talks with the u.s. on saturday the united states is set to impose a $7500000000.00 worth of tariffs on imports from the european union on october 18th the tariffs 'd are in retaliation for years subsidies given to european airplane manufacturers which the world trade organization says were illegal but the e.u. could impose its own terrorists next year. and a colombian politician jailed for electoral fraud has escaped from custody age in milan or had been a scorcher by a prison guard to a doctor's office for an appointment but once the guard was out of the room she opened the window and used a rope to shimmy down to the street below a motor bike was waiting for her and they quickly sped off the government has launched an investigation well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera manmade on the trail. i'm going to move this pile of real west that i've been down here looking for to us that tugs on a property tugs gives a li

disputing north korea's assessment after pyongyang's top negotiator said the u.s.pty-handed." south korean media reporting the north is not keen to hold more talks until washington withdraws what it calls hostile policy toward pyongyang. where agal, that is socialist prime minister one this weekend elections. gaining more seats in parliament. he will fall short of an absolute majority. a rare victory for europe left. it has been batted on both sides by the rise of the greens and the far-right. turkey says u.s. troops are withdrawing from northern syria after the u.s. signaled it will not stand in the way of turkish operations in the region. this comes after president erdogan flagged an operation against kurdish militants, ankara suspect in the u.s. is backing kurdish aspirations for self-rule. turkey willing to use military force prevent that. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tic toc at twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. driven factory orders aggravating and industrial slump that has pus

between washington and pyongyang ended after just one day. the two sides disagree on whether they had broken down with the north korean envoy saying the u.s. came empty-handed. they say some sanctions will remain in place until pyongyang read gauges. and here in asia, singapore has beat the u.s. to the top stop -- top spot in the global competitiveness ranking, citing growing uncertainty from business leaders and declining other spotsss the went to hong kong, the netherlands, and switzerland. global news, 24 hours a day on air, on tictoc, and on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna, matt? anna: thank you very much. , we have learned that credit suisse is in talks to return. we will discuss how the banks may tap into one of the biggest wealth centers. a fascinating story. remember, bloomberg radio is also live on your mobile device or dab digital radio. they will also be bring you up-to-date on brexit, dublin, and the credit suisse story. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welc

pyongyang says expectations were not met. came after a string of missile launches including the firing of a submarine-based missile -- ballistic weapon. trainf hong kong's stations remain closed after a weekend of more protests and violence. vandalism escalated after the government invoked a colonial era emergency ban on facemasks. turnede demonstrations into clashes with police as protesters set fires and damaged train stations, banks and businesses. china is signaling his reluctance to agree to a broad trade deal with washington. sources say senior officials in beijing have told the u.s. the range of topics they are willing to discuss has narrowed considerably. the vice premier said the offer he will carry to washington will not include commitment to reform industrial policy or subsidies. in japan a new poll suggests three quarters of respondents are unhappy about the higher sales tax. says 71%by kyoto news of people are concerned about the likely impact on the economy after the tax went up. the increase has been a key part

have talked about the september 2018 agreement that moon reached with kim jung-un when moon went to pyongyang that agreement clearly favors the attacker north korea much more with observation posts, fencing near the demilitarized zone is also been lamenting plans to make the south korea army mall or in circumstances which are quite puzzling and he has been undermining south korea's alliance with the united states. there is one country one country that has pledged to the events of south korea and it is the country the rush to south korea's defense after the north koreans crossed the 38th parallel on june 205th 1950 and it's the one country that has 28500 horses in south korea now and it is the united states of america. most people in south korea support the alliance. this was made clear by an institute council on foreign relations which was released in january and it doesn't matter what most people what south korea think and they don't count politically in the new south korea. what matters is what one person thanks that person moon is president. he has allowed the senior officials to mischarac

but harmless to humans and the government in seoul says it's struggling to get information from pyongyang when hey reports. south korea is on high alert for a possible threat coming across the border from north korea this time it's not a military threat but a biological one in the form of african swine fever and it may be an impossible one to defend against because of the 250 kilometer long demilitarized zone that separates the 2 countries. we can't control the spread of the virus from other countries like china and airports or seaports however we have little information about north korea i mean it's a relief that there is no exchange of people or goods but even if the south becomes free of the virus we will always continue to have a big headache. the south koreans aren't sure where the virus came from but the 1st case was reported in north korea in may intelligence reports suggest it's now spread around much of the reclusive country last month south korea reported. its 1st case prompting the government to begin culling pigs on farms in the area vehicles coming in going from places where

washington has accepted the invitation to return in two week, but more discussions with pyongyang. north korean leaders are willing to come back to the table. >> a rally in sacramento today calling for the recall of governor gavin newsom. dozens of people gathered to help with the recall movement. the group known as 2 million californians to recall gavin newsom started a facebook page in july. it now has more than 14,000 members. last month the group received approval from the secretary of state to start gathering signatures on a petition. members say they are outraged over recent bills that the governor signed into law. >> he has not dealt with the homeless situation very well, and i'm just concerned that i can't afford to live here anymore and i've lived here my entire life, retired and i would like very much to be able to stay here. >> the group needs to gather more than 2 million signatures before it can go to voters. >> now to the weather. >> red flag fire warnings set to take effect for the north bay in just a few hours and right now a live look outside of san rafael. rob may

and north korea break down just hours after getting started with pyongyang accusing the american delegation of bringing nothing to the negotiating table also ahead. a brutal standoff unfolds in the ecuadorian capital as the government scraps of fuel subsidies it to meet the terms of an i.m.f. a bailout loan. the u.s. government approves the sale of millions of dollars worth of anti-tank missiles.

east of pyongyang. reportedly landed in the sea of japan about 280 miles away.orth korean missile to land that closnovemb no word on how this will affect saturday's negotiations. >>> lawyers for a wisconsin man whose story was featured in the netflix documentary making a murder are asking the state's governor to pardon or commute his sentence. he was 16 years old when he confessed the police he helped his uncle stephen avery and murder photographer teresa how brett in 2005. they are serving life sentences for the client. >>> not a single piece of evidence tied him to this crime. no dna. no blood. no hair. no fingerprints. nothing. >>> lawyers say he is borderline intellectually disabled and vulnerable. they contend police asked him 1500 questions during for interrogations over 48 hours without a lawyer present. they also say the police manipulated and coerced him to confess to a crime he did not commit. wisconsin prosecutors claim his confession was voluntary. >>> he does for the university of california system are weighing whether to drop requirements for stand