pyongyang itself painted a different picture. it doesn't release gdp estimates. the next best thing we have from pyongyang itself is reports on the state budgetry revenue every year. there, it paints the picture of a slowing growth. it went from plus 6% in 2016 to plus 4% in 2017 and plus 4% in 2018. which of the two are we supposed to believe? what we can see otherwise is that foreign exchange rates remain stable, that pump prices for oil and diesel appear to have stabilized, and there is no reports of significant unrest for what it's worth in the country. when one talks about the impact of sanctions, one also has to talk about china-north korea trade. china's north korea's main trade partner. some say that counts for 90% of its trade. and i'm going to give you some numbers to illustrate the impact of maximum pressure. at its peak in 2014, china-north korea trade was about $7 billion according to chinese customs. four years later in 2018, basically the year after maximum pressure was adopted, it dropped to 2.4. going from 7 to 2.4 sounds like a scary drop. but d

is pyongyang has previously find missiles capable of reaching the entire united states and is carried out six nuclear tests the last of them sixteen times the size of the whole russian up last. and este pyongyang's renewed saber rattling now could lead to more us sanctions and an increased us military presence in the station. in a move that could delay criminal proceedings against israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he will also parliament for immunity from corruption charges that's a no he was indicted in november on charges of bribery fooled on breach of promise that you'll nice. all connell gets under way once they need to see request is made in the meantime betting against the blue and white partially deaf. launched a scathing attack on this on ya delightsts me i never imaginedd that we would see the day that a prime minister of israel would avoid standing g before te law and the justice system. should not a prime minister would not care about the future of the state of israel. rather only about himself and his individual fate she today it's clear what we're fighting f

un is vowing to develop what he calls a new strategic weapon did you theorize ation talks between pyongyang and washington stalled in. hong kong's new year celebrations were scaled back due to security concerns following months of violent antigovernment protests thousands of people though still gathered across the territories financial hub on the waterfront calling for greater freedom from beijing al-jazeera stiff divya the pollen reports now from hong kong. these are the scenes that defined 29000 for hong kong protesters shielded by umbrellas blockading roads and confronting riot police. a call to disrupt new year's eve celebrations kept many people away from areas normally packed with revelers tourists and shoppers but some still ventured out to ring in a new decade and mingled with those chanting slogans on the harbor from a mall. i hope that it will be a peaceful year and everyone will be more cheerful mass antigovernment protests were sparked by a proposed extradition bill that would have allowed criminal suspects to be sent from hong kong to mainland china for trial after much opposit

il soon launch a new strategic weapon denuclearize asian talks between pyongyang and washington stalled in october so korean media is reporting that in his annual address to the party kim said the u.s. would suffer helplessly if it continued to delay talks he accused the white house of making gangster like demands but he has left the door open for dialogue and said the scope of any testing would depend on the answered she'd of the united states what mcbride's has been following developments from seoul. statements obviously have been long awaited here we knew that there was this end of year deadline for the u.s. to come up with concessions to get things moving again obviously that has passed and so. everyone has been expecting to see what exactly will be the new path that north korea chooses to take so they had by their statements at this special session of the workers party of career which had been carried extensively this new year's day morning on north korean t.v. kim jong un has basically said that this moratorium on longer range weapons testing and possibly even nuclear testing has

i don't think his end game is to end up dying in a radio active in pyongyang. we have dealt with worse, even if half of international population died, the world would be socialist and it would come back, and china has a really big population, you know, i don't care: he said things like this. we have dealt with these people before. nevertheless, none of us wants to be in that world, so then the alternative to that presumably is a cold war, intensified sanctions. i don't have any reason to believe more sanctions will work. this administration seems to be a pa a, raul castro is still living presumably in active retirement in cuba, the russians still occupy crimea, the iranians have not given in but rather cause trouble. the sanctions don't seem to be working, so the notion we're going to get somewhere with this path is a new cold war. more dangerous because the north will have more nuclear weapons, more accurate missiles and probably view itself as giving up on diplomacy as opposed to looking forward to that as a possibility. an alternative to that is preventative

four suspects left the airport and reached pyongyang without being arrested.other north koreans were arrested but released without charge. having endured under agent attack in the biggest airport one may assume that malaysia and the rest of southeast asia made calculations that they did not want to incur the wrath of the kim family. north korea is also active in cyberspace. in 2018 north korea was charged with cyber attack on sony pictures entertainment of the us and around somewhere attack described but there was no apparent wordplay intended as virtually unparalleled was another one of their gifts. but more importantly, to address directly the question of denuclearization, what could be a more effective survival and security guarantee that could be offered north korea then is nuclear weapons and sophisticated delivery means ? secondly, what have we gotten in return for the various concessionswe've made ? third, what can we say, the united states say thatwould be believed and trusted ? our record of fealty to agreements our government has made is not good . a

the bureau in so i has to this new strategic weapon do we know if they've got the technology in pyongyang to come up with something this new. that's right peter i mean people are still trying to work out exactly what kim jong un was we're talking about when referring to a new strategic weapon of course over this in the past couple of weeks there have been these tests satellite launching sites of what were presumed to be new engines this could be part of what was what he's talking about there a development of a new engine of course while much has been made of the fact that over the past 2 years there haven't been any launches of a longer range intercontinental ballistic missiles there have been developments of the shorter range missiles of the submarine launched missiles were met weapons with guidance systems and so on so that could be what he's referring to here all of that development has been continuing but what people are concerned about is whether kim judgment would return to launching longer range missiles or indeed do any nuclear testing so people have been looking to this new year

jong un is trying to develop what he calls a new strategic weapon denuclearization talks between pyongyang and washington stalled in october. the united nations and government forces in the central african republic have declared a notorious neighborhood in the capital bangui a weapons free zone the area known as p.k. 5 recently saw days of fighting between a militia and local traders the armed group was given a deadline to disarm which is now passed out a series of address reports from bangui. i sure force by united nations troops in an effort to avoid an all out war between traders and their former militia protect is in bundy's speaking a 5 day boat the area was once described as one of the most volatile districts in the country. now the united nations has stepped in calling on both sides to this. matter. anyone seen with arms will be arrested disarmed or neutralized if he or she resists the population shouldn't take long to their hands it's the responsibility of niska and local forces we will also occupied control bases of self-defense groups for government forces this is the 1st time th

and pyongyang he played a crucial facilitator between washington and pyongyang. those are the four major strategies of the government peace initiative. then other challenges and opportunities that you clearly saw and witnessed the new horizon peace particularly april last year. i was there and saw the great positive piece under north and south korea but they adopted a military agreement on september 19 and pyongyang and there was article one of that decoration and since then there was no conflict. last year chairman king showed up in west coast and ordered the test exercise of missiles that was perhaps the only violation of military agreement adopted [inaudible] there has been a sense of progress but overall the government is facing several llamas and challenges. first is the drama of peacekeeping. of a way of enhancing peacekeeper ability he was strengthening deterrent capability and then our government has been purchasing f35 fighter from the united states and we have secured the global hope high altitude on the drone surveillance and devise and we will be spen

denuclearization talks b between pyongyang and washington stalled in october.ightning strikes have started victoria as the crisis threatens to get even worse. the navy is preparing to evacuate hundreds of people trapped on a beach. hong kong's new year's celebrations were secured -- were scaled back this year because of security concerns amid months of violent antigovernment protest. traditional fireworks display was reduced, but many were not deterred. anti-china demonstrations are now into six months. protesters are calling for greater freedom from beijing. have nots celebrations distracted protesters. reporter: away from the new year's activities, protesters have gathered here outside a subway station. it has been four months since police stormed the subway station. peopleshow them hitting with batons and firing pepper spray. that incident angered a lot of them ofere accusing using excessive force. one of the demands of protesters have been making since the start of the protest nearly seven months ago is greater police accountability. they want an independen

deeply disappointing report bright joins us live now from so rob from pyongyang's perspective is or are these comments from kim jong un actually signaling or trying to signal to the pentagon and the white house look the door is not completely closed here week we can room find room to maneuver. i think so peter these statements obviously have been long awaited here we knew that there was this end of year deadline for the u.s. to come up with concessions to get things moving again obviously that has passed and so we everyone has been expecting to see what exactly will be the new path that north korea chooses to take so they had but their statements at this special session of the workers party of career which have been carried extensively this new year's day morning on north korean t.v. kim jong un has basically said that this moratorium on longer range weapons testing and possibly even nuclear testing has come to an end and we will see what happens but as you mentioned that the north korean leader did say that just the scope and the depth of this testing of what it gets of the development

as pyongyang welcomed in 2020 it marked the expiration of the deadline kim had set for the u.s. to come up with concessions installed you clear. so far kim has stopped short of resuming tests with long range ballistic missiles or nuclear weapons knowing that would risk losing what little chance he has of getting concessions from the u.s. president because donald trump has been probably the most supporter. for negotiations between north korea and they. actually continue so moving his faith there would be great risk for mr king. this hardening of north korea's position leaves the vague commitments by the 2 leaders to denuclearize ation now in tatters it also marks the end for now of south korea's efforts to mediate between the 2 powers seoul welcomed in the new year back in the familiar position of facing an increasingly belligerent northern neighbor to come i think we can make a good relationship with north korea and i hope we can have a good discussion with trump to improve things attending a new year's eve party at his mar-a lago resort president trump remained optimistic we ha

really young hole that's prompting speculation of a shift in the country's foreign policy free was pyongyang's top diplomat over recent period of historic outreach including nuclear disarmament talks with the united states is replacement has not yet been made. well health officials around the world are sounding the alarm over a deadly new virus that's led to an outbreak of pneumonia in central china where it's already killed 2 people in the city of han there are dozens of confirmed cases but scientists say there are likely many more that have not yet been diagnosed and as the number of cases rise officials are fearing a larger outbreak of the virus and are taking steps to prevent it from spreading to other countries especially as people travel now for the upcoming lunar new year holiday. it's a race to stop the deadly virus from spreading passengers touching down in the u.s. on flights from central china now face a medical check health officials that airports in new york los angeles and san francisco of testing travelers coming from the region who may have symptoms of the virus most passengers

on the streets of venezuela in the deserts of northeast syria and we seen them get manipulated by pyongyang despots as our allies laughed, literally laughed, at him behind his back. all these dictators and hostile regimes no they are realizing the sameto thing that the president of the united states is easy to control as a toddler. thump your chest, issue schoolyard threats and you've got him.im he will fall for it every time. he will do your bidding as if it is your own. i wish this weren't true but my diaper wearing 20 month old daughter has better impulse control than this president. kids in school cafeterias note not to look up when someone tells them they are gullible is written on the ceiling but i'm pretty sure donald trump, a man whoso once stared directly intoa solar eclipse, could be caught stealing a glance just to be sure. the thing is trump told us we was long before he stepped into the oval office and too many chose not to believe him. as a so-called businessman he left a string of bankruptcies where everyone destroying both companies and -- but now as commander-in-chief his i

in the north koreans were treated to a televised spectacle from the capital pyongyang thousands of people had gathered in kim il sung square to usher in the new year i ended by the world's tallest building to bash khalifa was the center of a display featuring fountains projections and fireworks from the 800 meter tower. london's big bend rung in the new year in the british capital the familiar chimes were accompanied by an elaborate pyrotechnic display from the london eye lighting up the river thames and the thousands of revelers celebrating the arrival of 2020. chaps. in australia residents are returning to the ruins of their homes that have been ravaged by bushfires 3 people have died and at least 200 houses have been raised by fires in the states of new south wales and victoria or thora these are now delivering food and water to thousands of residents who are sheltering on beaches and the danger isn't over yet fires are still burning and the navy is on standby for possible rescue missions. stranded by the sea side. of tourists and locals being held hostage by raging wildfire in the tow

he meets the north koreans were treated to a televised spectacle from the capital pyongyang thousands of people had gathered in kim il sung square. to usher in the new year i. was by the world's tallest building the burj khalifa was the center of a display featuring fountains projections and fireworks from the 800 meter tower. london's big ben rang in the new year in the british capital the familiar chimes were accompanied by an elaborate pyrotechnic display from the london high lighting up the river thames. thousands of revelers celebrated the arrival of 2020. 8 shouts come at. it watching telly news live from but not next adult film with a look at me entering affection holding the same around the walls and i forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website at www dot com and now i'm nick cannon for me and the whole team here thanks for joining us i'm happy. to. learn which courses. video. anytime anywhere. w yes.

the beach the north koreans were treated to a televised spectacle from the capital pyongyang thousands of people had gathered in kim il sung's where to usher in the new year. i replied the world's tallest building the burj khalifa was the center of a display for. drink fountains projections and fireworks from the 800 meter tall. london's big ben rang in the new year in the british capital the familiar chimes were accompanied by an elaborate pyrotechnic display from the london high lighting up the river thames. thousands of travelers celebrated the arrival of 2020. 8 percent tax cut no matter that their section. it will fly from next markets will have something to celebration the new year a new trade deal between the u.s. and china as the details in business just after the break i'm on you confess mackinnon in berlin thanks for watching and having it. for. 50 years of religions for peace keepers from many different things all working together toward a common goal.

north koreans were treated to a televised spectacle from the capital pyongyang thousands of people had gathered in kim il sung square to usher in the new year. can do. the world's tallest building the burj khalifa was the center of a display featuring fountains projections and fireworks from the 800 meter tower. london's big ben rang in the new year in the british capital. the familiar chimes were accompanied by and the labrat pyrotechnic display from the london eye lighting up the river thames and the thousands of revelers celebrating the arrival of 2020. 6 send us a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you the death toll in australia as well as has risen the fate of the 7 people confirmed killed since monday and conditions are expected to deteriorate this weekend with the return of high temperatures and strong winds. you're watching t.v. news live from berlin up next a d w don't film was the latest in lunar research aimed at surviving on the moon i mean you could just mckinnon on behalf of the whole team here thanks for joining us and happy new year. but. your link to

north korea also put on a show 1000 people gathering in pyongyang to see the new year. in g bio's well world's tallest building the burj khalifa there was one of the center of attention day in the u.a.e. . and london as well said goodbye to 2019 with the display from the london eye locking up the thames river and the houses of parliament while been told . in a strategy of growing fears full residents and tourists in several coastal towns who are now trapped by raging bushfires 3 people have been confirmed dead in the last 24 hours killed while trying to save their homes sheltering on beaches the navy has been called up for a possible brisky mission. stranded by the seaside. tourists and locals being held hostage by raging wildfire in the town. it's too late to leave so they can do is wait along the beach for help to come. back. the fire along the. east just. across the region have made the difficult decision to stay behind but the authorities. now on their own. communities. temperatures on tuesday peaked at 41 degrees celsius. in some places the places are so intense th

to the north koreans were treated to a televised spectacle from the capital pyongyang thousands of people had gathered in kim il sung square to usher in the new year. in dubai the world's tallest building the burj khalifa was the center of a display featuring fountains projections and fireworks from the 800 meter tower. london's big ben rang in the new year in the british capital. the familiar chimes were accompanied by and the labrat pyrotechnic display from the london eye lighting up the river thames and the thousands of revelers celebrating the arrival of 2020. well the new year arrived on a somber note in australia where a further 7 people have been confirmed dead over the past 2 days authorities are now delivering food and water to the thousands of people taking refuge on beaches outside. and the danger is far from over. fueled by searing temperatures and fast moving winds more than 200 fires continue to consume a strain southeastern states of new south wales and victoria. a fire full stays rescue volunteers to take shelter and that truck as flames surrounded them. the crew made it o

and i think the key point here, jim, is that pyongyang believes price has gone up.hown their nuclear weapons. they've shown their delivery system. now they are saying, listen, you cannot get us for the same price as you could have gotten us ten years ago, five years ago. and that's the failure in washington i think to accept that the price has gone up. it's going to be interesting how it plays out over the next few months. >> or even the deal you could have gotten three years ago. you heard the president there saying he's a man of his word. he and i have a good relationship. in the face of, well, contradictory facts, frankly, in terms of how north korea has been behaving and threatening here, are you concerned the president is valuing, is relying on his personal relationship with kim over the facts of north korean behavior? >> oh, i'm very much concerned about that. i think, you know, we have a situation in which both trump and kim believe they are playing on each other. and that's a very dangerous situation. and i believe there is really no personal rapport. that's

kim jong un has said that he'll soon launch a new strategic weapons denuclearization talks between pyongyang and washington stalled in october south korean media is reporting that in his annual address to his posse kim said that the u.s. would suffer helplessly if it continued to delay tool cues the white house of making gangsta like demands. catastrophic bushfires continue to rage across eastern australia 3 more deaths have been confirmed in the state of new south wales and one of victoria lightning strikes overnight on tuesday started a number of new fires in victoria with more than $200.00 now burning. tens of thousands of demonstrators are expected to take part of the peaceful new year's day march through hong kong overnight violent protests disrupted the city's famous new year's eve celebrations its fireworks display was significantly reduced due to security concerns the united nations and government forces in central african republic have declared a neighborhood in the capital bangui a weapons free zone fighting recently broke out in the area that is p k 5 between a militia and local t

leader kim jong un has promised to soon launch a new strategic weapon denuclearization talks between pyongyang and washington stalled in october south korean media is reporting that kim has said the u.s. would suffer helplessly if it continued to delay talks the u.s. secretary of state has just responded to kim's remarks. their chairman kim has reneged on the commitments he made to president trump that is deeply disappointing lightning strikes have started new bushfires in the australian state of victoria as the crisis there and neighboring new south wales threatens to get even worse the navy is preparing to evacuate hundreds of people from the tunnel in victoria where they remain trapped by the fires for a 2nd day hong kong's famous new year's celebrations were significantly scaled back due to security concerns with months of violent antigovernment protests the anti china demonstrations and into their 6th month calling for greater freedom from beijing in his new year's address china's president said he sincerely hopes for the best for hong kong and its people. the situation in hong kong has b

best we can get in negotiations that pyongyang. but there was a period when the worst really appears possible. after general ridgway restores ,orale and starts going back members of congress say, why do we need to keep funding this program? we are now moving into north korea again. we got enough equipment, weapons and so forth. the administration at that point, i think, kept arguing worst-case, and the battle of the 1951 budget had them really stretching their arguments beyond what i believe they really thought, because that was the only way they could get the republicans coultop vote. and some for democrats. this was a time when a large group of southern democrats acted democratic. the rest of the time they voted with republicans. so, it was a problem. robert: good. our resident about congress. all the way in the back. sam, for your book. this is the korean war, the first war i remember as an eight-year-old and macarthur was one of my early heroes, but studying the history of the world little later i keep running into truman insis

north korean state media the dictator told ruling party leaders at if the us hostile policy toward pyongyang remains in place. there will not be denuclearization on the korean peninsula. north korea has recently been testing short range weapons state media said because of the no tolerance nuclear stance. north korea no longer feels obligated to abide by the self-imposed moratorium on nuclear and long-range missile tests and they say they're planning to bolster their nuclear defense. us officials have been closely following north korea after its promise to deliver a so-called christmas gift to the united states. >>tonight we know that san francisco city officials will settle a lawsuit with more than 200 inmates who are swamped with sewage. this was in the county jail. those problems lasted for months after faulty plumbing a burst. attorneys have not disclose the amount involved but they have said the conditions lasted between january of 2017 and september of 2018 before getting fixed. the board of supervisors still has to approve that settlement some sad news in the sports world tonight, form

mil y veinte tambiÉn se ven las celebraciones hay que llegaron hasta la capital de corea del norte pyongyangugar desde hace muchas horas a pesar las bajas temperaturas esperando que el espectÁculo comience por cierto, nosotros tambiÉn vamos a estar mostrÁndole en nuestras pantallas, a partir de las diez de la noche. todo lo que ocurre en este lugar falta muy poquito para que desechan square agarrÉ el conteo regresivo vÉlez cinco cuatro tres, dos. sono l vemos la bienvenida al dos mil y veinte. >> con esas imÁgenes llegamos al punto final como siempre grave siendo muchÍsimos acompaÑar durante todo este aÑo y, por supuesto, tambiÉn durante es el Último dÍa del dos mil diecinueve. esperemos que nos acompaÑan a todo el siguiente aÑo, el dos mil y veinte sabemos con toda la informaciÓn desde ese sector ya, por supuesto, entregando lo mejor todo el equipo de univision la compaÑÍa con eso llegamos al final, va a ser unÓ muchas gracias por este 2019 y la esperamos con lo mejor en este 2020. >> no se pierda la fiesta de despedida de aÑo de univisiÓn. >> martes 31 de diciembre y estas son las principa

nick: pyongyang has previously tested missiles capable of reaching the united states, and carried outtests, blasts 16 times the hiroshima blasts. it could lead to more sanctions and an increased u.s. military presence i in east asisia. genie: in hong kong, meanwhile, tens of thousands marks the first day of the year by protesting. the new year's march there the latest in over six month of antigovernment demonstrations and the first tear gas of 2020 and hong kong was fired just as new year's eve celebrations were winding down. [chanting] >> launching an independent inquiry into what they say is police brutality, and amnesty for protesters and a fully independent and democratic hong kong. anger remains on the streets of the city. >> i think we want the situation take place rather than the last half of six months, and listening to what the people are actually demanding. >> the new year's day march followed scuffles on new year's eve. riot police fired rounds of tear gas and rubber bullets in several districts after protesters blocked some roads. decried beijing's growing influence in the

leader kim jong un has said he'll soon launch a new strategic weapon denuclearization talks between pyongyang and washington stoltz back in october and the united nations and government forces in the central african republic have to claridge's a neighborhoods in the capital bangui weapons free zone fighting recently book rights in the area known as p k 5 but you know militia and local traitors that see it states the news continues on al-jazeera after life that. what kind of care does that provide and is anyone willing to pick up the cost we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in so is it possible for trump to actually admit to a keyhole and counting the cost on al-jazeera. it's a mobile world. with cold texts and apps to help make our lives easier. but not everyone's benefit. yet. can mobile phone apps be designed to help make a better world. this series challenges app developers from around the world to visit communities who are missing out and then come up with an app that could help . a life. this week life apps is in brazil. a country that's

government that we're not at war with we've crossed the rubicon not only in tehran but in moscow beijing pyongyang caracas they ought to sit there and say to themselves all right the americans now feel entitled to kill anybody and our government because of what over what disagreements over syria or whatever else. wiki leaks founder julian assange has claims he's slowly dying in the british jail he's incarcerated in and alleges use tranquilized and kept in solitary confinement for 23 hours a day he made those disturbing claims in a phone call his friend von smith on christmas eve. all 4 and it was very upsetting to hear him the idea of him being sedated has come from several people who visited him who clearly been told and the british government have been asked about it and they refuse to address that matter what they say is they're not mistreating him but clearly he's being kept in solitary confinement for 23 hours a day he sounded awful and he said to me that i'm slowly dying here please remember he's served that time for all the bail charge and he served his time too and he's now on remand it's

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north korea also put on a show thousands of people gathered in pyongyang to see the new year in. also due by the world's tallest building the burj khalifa was the center of celebrations in the huey. and also in moscow russians were treated to fireworks lighting up the sky above red squid. well ahead of the new year's celebrations we sent our correspondents out to ask people in a number of cities about their hopes and wishes for the new year. i hope hong kong will become. hong kong has always been called a cultural it does it because we focus on economic development we young people should show hong kong's cultural uniqueness to the world. for the coming decades i wish for the lebanese people to wake up and become aware that their religious and political affiliations would give them no way and would never be and would never have been because the. i would like lattimer putin to stop dallas he's been in power for over 18 years and i'm tired of it and i want to change for russia. even just strongly. obvious good governance and good economic growth and i want to get out of poverty to.

government that we're not at war with we've crossed the rubicon not only in tehran but in moscow beijing pyongyang caracas they all have to sit there and say to themselves all right the americans dell feel entitled to kill anybody and our government because of what over what disagreements over syria or whatever else. the international response has been vocal china says it is concerned turkey is angry and syria accuse the united states of spreading instability it's a pity to see. the good it but what if the united states used. to kid somebody. the way gangs do it but not everyone agrees though israel says job well done president roh deserves all the credit for acting swiftly forcefully decisively israel sterne's with the united states in this just struggle for peace security and so firms america's nato allies are not thrilled at all we have woken up to more dangerous world the us action did not make it any easier to reduce tensions we had all parties to deescalate for the conflict is in none of our interests. it didn't exactly go over well at home either american media has accurate all sorts of all