when it comes to the domestic issues and forces happening in the republic of korea obviously is something that we will monitor. those are things that the people of the republic of korea will have two look at themselves but i can only speak on behalf of the military cooperation and that still remains strong and is going to continue on beyond this administration as well. i'm going to go to the phones and i'm happy to come, back. howard altman. thanks, sabrina. can you talk about the status of the so-called cease-fire between the turkish backed forces [inaudible] >> thanks howard for the questions but as you heard me say earlier we support the cessation of all violence. right now this is the time to focus on and increase stability in the region. as we have said before before from this podium the u.s. supports syria's territorial integrity and enforcing a syrian led political process while remaining focused on our mission there which is to ensure the enduring defeat of isis and any terrorism coming out of the area. we know that isis uses moments like this to exploit instability which is why w

when it comes to the domestic issues in forces happening in the republic of korea, it is something we will monitor. those are things that the people of the republic of korea will have to figure out for themselves. i can only speak on behalf of the military cooperation between hour two militaries and that remains strong and, you know, it will continue on the on this administration as well. i will go to the phones and i am happy to come back into the room. howard altman? >> thank you, sabrina carroll can you talk about -- the so- called cease-fire between the turkish forces and -- and what level support is the u.s. providing in that particular part of syria? >> thank you for the question, howard. as you heard me say earlier, we do support the cessation of all violence in parts of syria. right now, this is a time to focus on and increase stability in the region. as we said before from this podium, the u.s. supports serious territorial integrity and our focus is on about political process while remaining focused on our mission, which is to ensure the enduring defeat of i.s.i.s. and any te

for the time being as the president who must protect the constitution and legal system of the republic of korea. responding to such a legal and invalid procedures is not an acknowledgment of this, but is merely a desire to prevent an unpleasant bloodshed. president unit is giving himself up here saying that he just wants to prevent bloodshed, but also saying that he completely disagrees with the decision of the corruption investigators to detain him, saying that he's a completely innocent, that he has not done anything illegal actually. and this is sort of added on by media reports. so we're hearing now that you and is not being very cooperative with the investigators who are with him during his custody right now. i mean, according to you and he declared martial law in the 1st place, not to break the law or anything but to protect the countries constitution and it's legal system. but for the opposition, they're not buying that. they're saying that he's trying to evade justice. and that he needs to resign, pulls that to you, and did not respond to the anti corruption agency summons and force the

ready was escorted and is now following the legal process that upon the republic of korea. and here in a former preston case himself, now he faces the same face as ex president, pop, gun high and mine. he once investigated, give us some context here. how did you manage to miscalculated things so badly and end up in this situation? so it's a matter of the restriction. and it's a little bit different from the last impeachment of president popular name, because the president knew was stating that not only does he feel that the jurisdiction of the c i o, the criminal investigation organization does not exist. but he also was claiming that he should be under the impeachment process and not legal, a separate track that even if he was accused of legal accusations that it should wait until the decision of the constitutional courts came out on his impeachment because he has not been impeached so far so about is the issue and that's why he did not answer the initial calls, which unfortunately led to the arrest the war a. so he's currently being questioned in the corruption investigat

as the president, to respond to the constitution and the legal system of the republic of korea, my compliance illegal and invalid procedures does not signify my acceptance of them. it is solely a measure to prevent any unfortunate bloodshed. live to seoul and our correspondent shaimaa khalil. quite a dramatic crescendo in this story. where does it go now? this has been a few hours of heightened, dramatic and contrasting feelings and sentiment here in south korea. not long ago we were outside the presidential residence where huge cheese of celebration among anti— president yoon protesters could be heard when it was announced the president was arrested by the president was arrested by the corruption investigation officials. and minutes after his motorcade went through the gate of the building behind us, the corruption investigation office, he has now been sitting there for a few hours big question over issues relating to his botched declaration of martial law in early december, but the sentiment here is one of anger, one of defiance, among yoon supporters was that we have been speaking to many

to the domestic issues and forces happening in korea obviously it's something that we're going to monitor but those are things that the people of the republic of korea will have to figure out for themselves. i can speak on behalf of the military cooperation and that still remains strong . and it's going to continue on beyond this administration. i'm going to go to the phones and i'm happy to come back. howard altman. >> can you talk about the status of sathe so-called cease-fire and the turkish backed forces and what support is the us providing in that area or in a particular part? >> as you heard me say earlier we do support the do cessation of all violence in parts of syria. right now this is the time to focus on and increase the ability in the region. as we said before from this podium the us supports serious territorial integrity and focuses on promoting a inclusive syrian led political process while remaining focused on our mission there to ensure the defeat of crisis and any terrorism coming out of syria. we know isis uses moments like this to exploit pl instability which is why we nt are continuing our mission there to ensure isis ca

as the president, who is sworn to uphold the constitution and the legal system of the republic of korealegal and invalid procedures does not signify my acceptance of them. it is solely a measure to prevent any unfortunate bloodshed. 0ur correspondent shaimaa khalil is outside the corruption investigation offices in seoul — where president yoon is being questioned. this has been a few hours of heightened, dramatic and contrasting feelings and sentiments here in south korea. not long ago we were outside the presidential residence, where huge cheers of celebration among anti—yoon protesters could be heard when it was announced that the president had been arrested by the corruption investigation officials. minutes after, his motorcade made its way into the building behind us, the corruption investigation office, he has now been sitting there for a few hours, being questioned for allegations of insurrection, and misuse of power, both relating to his botched declaration of martial law in early december. but the sentiment here now is one of anger, is one of defiance, among yoon�*s supporters.

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as the president, who is sworn to uphold the constitution and the legal system of the republic of koreapliance with such illegal and invalid procedures does not signify my acceptance of them. it is solely a measure to prevent any unfortunate bloodshed. that was the president pre—recorded message. our correspondent shaimaa khalil is outside the corruption investigation offices in seoul where president yoon is being questioned. this has been a few hours of heightened, dramatic and contrasting feelings and sentiments here in south korea. not long ago we were outside the presidential residence, where huge cheers of celebration among anti—yoon protesters could be heard when it was announced that the president had been arrested by the corruption investigation officials. minutes after, his motorcade made its way into the building behind us, the corruption investigation office, he has now been sitting there for a few hours, being questioned for allegations of insurrection, and misuse of power, both relating to his botched declaration of martial law in early december. but the sentiment here now

loss of life following thejeju air incident and reiterated the us stands ready to support the republic of koreag strength of the us— are ok alliance. —— rok. more on that later. in less than 2a hours, the us congress will formally meet in washington to certify donald trump's election as president of the united states. as part of a certification process — which is mostly a formality — lawmakers convene for a joint session every four years onjanuary 6th. during the session, they read aloud electoral votes for an official count. the winner is then declared by the president of the senate — the vice president of the united states. this year that is, of course, the election runner—up, kamala harris. about two months after her election defeat to trump, questions loom about what's next for vice president harris. she's made no announcements about her plans after the biden administration ends on january 20th. my colleague helena humphrey spoke to the bbc�*s north america supervising editor courtney subramanian, looking at what's next for harris. this is her role as the president of the senate, it's her c

for the time being as the president who must protect the constitution and legal system of the republic of korea. responding to such a legal and invalid procedures is not an acknowledgment of this, but is merely a desire to prevent an unpleasant bloodshed that's good with a 1000 down from all corresponds at the dawn close to us. thanks for coming in don't. so this is quite the political scandal for south korea. what we could be seeing is the 1st time i still formerly sitting south 3 and presidents has formerly a respite. so just bring the details emerging from so well. president eunice giving himself up here saying that he just wants to prevent bloodshed, but also saying that he completely disagrees with the decision of the corruption investigators to detain him, saying that he's completely innocent, that he's not done anything illegal actually. and this is sort of added on by media reports that we're hearing now that you and is not being very cooperative with the investigators who are with him during his custody right now. i mean, according to you and he declared martial law in the 1st place, n

officer at the time being, as the president must protect the constitution and legal system of the republic of korea. i'm just responding to such a legal and valid procedure. so not an acknowledgement of this, but is merely a desire to prevent an unpleasant flush of it. for let's get all the details from us. he's at dawn close to now. good morning, dawn. thanks for coming into the studio. so this is quite the scandal at a in south korean politics. it could be the 1st time us, the full body sitting south korean president is formerly arrested. so brenda's the day's health. well, president union says that he is giving himself up to protect prevent bloodshed, but he says that he completely disagrees with the position of the corruption investigation to detain him since he claims that he has done nothing illegal. actually, according to him, his decision to impose marshall last last month was to defend the country's constitution. and the legal system of the opposition is completely not buying this . they're saying that the president is trying to evade justice and they're calling for his resignation. also t

for the time being as the president who must protect the constitution and legal system of the republic of korea. i'm just responding to such a legal and valid procedure, so not an acknowledgement of this, but is merely a desire to prevent an unpleasant bloodshed. let's get more details from our correspondent. don't close the door to me in the studio. good morning, don't. so as we know, it's the 1st time is still formally sitting south korean presidents has been arrested. what are the details? imagine from solar the night? well, as we just heard from the president there, he said that he's giving up only to prevent bloodshed, but that he completely disagrees with the position of the corruption investigation since he claims that he's done nothing wrong according to you. and he's his decision to enforce martial law last month was intended on defending the country's constitution and its legal system. but the opposition is completely not buying that they're saying that the president is trying to evade justice and that he needs to resign the poles that say you and did not respond to the anti corruptio

participation process, and there is no reason to believe that any of the democratic pillars of the republic of koreare will be an election and we will have a new president somewhere probably during the summer or later. let's turn to some other headlines now. the us surgeon general has proposed that alcoholic drinks should carry warnings about the risks of cancer. vivek murthy said that alcohol is the third most common preventable cause of cancer after tobacco and obesity and is responsible for 20,000 deaths each year in the united states. share prices of us listed alcoholic beverage, these fell a%. germany's foreign minister is warning syria's new leaders not to establish an islamist government, after bashar al—assad was forced from power last month. annalena baerbock is visiting the syrian capital damascus alongside her french counterpart. they met syria's de facto leader ahmad al—sharaa and visited the notorious saydnaya prison, where opponents of the assad regime were tortured and killed. it's the highest—level visit by western powers since the rebel group hayat tahrir al—sham seized power. air p

to this end the republic of korea plans to launch initiatives next year as a follow-up. mr. president, in his final book, genesis, henry kissinger observed that ai could fundamentally change the entire international system including the failure system itself. we are not now on but it only starting to comprehend the profound implications of ai. facing the immense promise of ai countries can react differently, some may focus on safety, some on innovation and some on finding the best application. future challenges to international peace and security involving ai can come not only from humans building ai but those are from ai being out of human control and in this hyper-connected world ai can be a potentially unpredictable threat as its knowledge is unlimited, it's applications under guided and its sphere of influence unbounded. our best hope against this potential boundless threat is borderless cooperation by the peoples of the united nations. thank you, mr. president. >> i think the representative of korea and now give the floor to the representative of the russian federation.

to this end, the republic of korea plans to launch capacity building initiatives next year as a follow-up to the summit. >> mr. president, in his final book henry kissinger challenged the entire international system, we we are only now starting to comprehend the profound implications of ai. facing the immense promises of ai some react differently. some focus on safety, some on innovation and some on finding the best application, but future challenges to international peace and security involving ai can come not only from the and those ai being out of human control and in this hyperconnected world, ai can be a potentially unpredictable threat as its knowledge can be unlimited, its applications underguided and its fear of influence unbounded. our best hope against this potential boundless threat is borderless cooperation by the people of the united nations. thank you, mr. president. >> i thank the representative from the public of korea and i now give the floor to the representative of the russian federation. >> mr. president, we thank the secretary-general mr. guterres and the briefers for

we trust that the republic of korea is a global leading democracy will proceed in accordance with theitution and rule of law. >>> coming up on the show, we break the final pmi numbers as it points to a shaky confidence among businesses. >>> also coming up, mourners bid farewell to former president jimmy carter who lies in repose in the state of georgia. >> i like to be remembered as a champion of peace and human rights. those are the two things that i've done as a died guide for m life. (auctioneer) let's start the bidding at 5 million dollars. thank you, sir. (man) these people of privilege... hoarding the financial advantages for far too long. (auctioneer) 7.5 at the back. (man) look at them — unaware that robinhood gold members now enjoy the vip treatment — a 3% ira match on retirement contributions. (auctioneer) 11 million sir. (man) once they discover their privileges are no longer exclusive... their fragile reality will plunge into disarray. ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs." i'm silvia amaro. here are your headlines. a pick up of eurozone pmi helps prop up the euro with the key s

we trust that the republic of korea as a leading global democracy will proceed in full accordance withof the rule of law. geoff: police officials are considering all available options. here at home a judge in new york has rejected donald trump's attempt to delay sentencing and is hush money case scheduled for friday. his lawyers asked for time to appeal the justices decision last week to uphold the verdict. donald trump's legal team says the sentencing as planned would force them to appeal the verdict lucky was in office. mr. trump was convicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records last may. the judge marchand said he doesn't intend to give mr. trump any jail time. a separate judge in new york found rudy giuliani to be in contempt of court today for failing to cooperate in the handover of millions of dollars in assets to to armor election workers he defamed. they say rudy giuliani has displayed a consistent pattern of willful defiance in supplying what is needed to pay down the defamation judgment against him. the judge has yet to detail what specific penalties he could face. th

overwhelming odds and making the ultimate sacrifice to save the lives of his comrades in the republic of koreaf june 11th, 1953, to june 12, 1953. private first class johnson was serving as a browning automatic rifleman with company b15 infantry regiment, third infantry division. chinese forces attacked his unit during a massive nighttime assault. during the ensuing battle, overwhelming numbers of chinese troops assaulted the trenches and bunkers defended by private first class johnson and his squad. private first class johnson, wounded from a direct artillery hit on his bunker and subsequent from a hand grenade thrown inside the bunker, the personal disregard for his injuries, and ministered first aid to those more seriously injured. understanding the seriousness of the situation and being under direct fire from the enemy, private first class johnson personally dragged a wounded soldier to the safety of a secure bunker, stopping intermittently to eight injured soldiers and killed several enemy troops in hand-to-hand combat. departing the safety of the second bunker come he conducted a search

we trust that the republic of korea, as a leading global democracy, will proceed in full accordance withion and the rule of law. stephanie: back in the u.s. a judge in new york has rejected donald trump's attempt to delay sentencing in his hush money case, scheduled for friday. trump's legal team said the sentencing as planned would force him to appeal the verdict while in office and, quote, "deal with criminal proceedings for years to come." trump was convicted on 34 counts of falsifing business records last may. the judge has said he does not intend to give trump any jail time. meantime, a separate judge in new york found trump's former lawyer, rudy giuliani, to be in contempt of court today. that was for failing to cooperate in the handover of millions of dollars in assets to the two former election workers he defamed. the lawyers for ruby freeman and shaye moss say giuliani has displayed a "consistent pattern of willful defiance" over the last few months in supplying what's needed to pay down the $148 million defamation judgment against him. venezuelan opposition leader edmundo gonza

the united kingdom for their statement and i now give the floor to the representative of the republic of korea. >> thank you madam president. before delivering my statement i would like to highly appreciate the dedicated efforts of the five members come ecuador, japan, malta, mozambique, and switzerland in maintaining international peace and security during their past two year term as a member of this council. i also thank asg and mr. >> for their insightful briefings and welcome the permanent representative of israel to today's discussions. while 2024 was a disheartening year marked by heavy casualties in the middle east, the recent of elements in the region gave us a liver of hope -- gave us a glimmer of hope that 2025 bite bring change. once again we find ourselves gravely concerned as we witness potential escalation of another conflict in yemen. it is regrettable that the houthis continuously exploit regional uncertainty while the middle east stands at a critical juncture. attacks in the red sea and beyond disrupt global supply chains. impede political progress and ultimately endanger live

the help that it receives from iran, the help that it receives from the people's republic of china and from north korea, you worry that there is aligning of the autocratic regimes, and there's a lot of countries in the world who want to follow the west and want to be our friend, and i just hope that we're strong enough and patient enough to work with these countries, and we can counter the autocratic regimes. i hope we can do it friendly. i'm not in favor of military conflict. but we have to preserve our way of life and democratic institution institutions. >> there's a piece of legislation you worked closely with the president on, and you can tell us about, and tell us about how you were able to be successful with that legislation. >> talking about the corruption, president biden said very clearly that corruption is a core national security concern, and corruption is the fuel that allows autocratic regimes to do what they do. we know that mr. putin, who has been a civil servant all of his life is purported to be the wealthiest person in the world. that's through corruption, through his ligarchs, throug

korea has. on the north, they have 500,000 well-trained, well-equipped troops. they are supported by the people's republic of china and the soviet union. south korea faces a very delicate situation. now the united states in this case, this administration, has recommended one year ago and reiterated it again this year that the united states, south korea, north korea, and the people's republic of china sit down at a conference table to resolve the problems of the korean peninsula. this is a leadership role that the united states under this administration is carrying out and if we do it, and i think the opportunity and possibility is getting better, we will have solved many of the internal domestic problems that exist in south korea at the present time. >> i noticed that mr. ford did not comment on the president in july. this is a typical example, one of many others, that this administration overthrew an elected government and helped establish a military dictatorship. this is not an ancient history story. last year under mr. ford, 85% went to the military dictatorship in chile. another point i want to make is t

we have had the coercion from the people's republic of china, you have seen russia's invasion of ukraine and malign activities from iran, north korea, and terrorist groups. in those same remarks you heard secretary austin talk about the fact that the international community have stood up to president putin, two north korea and iran, and to hamas and hezbollah. secretary austin has been guided by his three priorities of defending the nation, taking care of our people. employing those priorities as the northstar as well as the national defense strategy has helped the department stay focused on the right things when it comes to addressing the challenges we have faced. as you have heard the secretary say in his last several engagements, he could not be more proud of this service members and civilians protecting this nation. >> biggest regret? maj. gen. ryder: i think with -- the secretary feels we have confronted many of the challenges i just laid out and that we have been able to make the country both safer and our alliances stronger. >> a few questions regarding ukraine. what is the current estimate of north korean connection -- kill

republic of china. you've seen russia's invasion of ukraine and malign activities from iran, north korea, and terrorist groups. but in those same remarks, you heard secretary austin also talk about the fact that this country and the international community have stood up to president putin, we've stood up to north korea and to iran and to hamas and hezbollah. so during his tenure, secretary austin has been guided by his three priorities of defending the nation, taking care of our people and succeeding thru teamwork and employing those priorities as the north star as well as the national defense strategy has really helped the department stay focused on the right things when it comes to addressing the challenges that we have faced. and as you've heard, the second re-- as you've heard the secretary say in his last several engagement he could not be more proud of the service members and d.o.d. civilians who are protect protected our nation. reporter: biggest regret? general ryder: i think the secretary feel we was confronted many of the challenges i just laid out and we have been able to make the country bo

on the north they have north korea with five hundred thousand well-trained, well-equipped troops they are supported by the people's republic of china; they are supported by the soviet union. south korea faces a very delicate situation. now the united states, in this case, this administration, has recommended a year ago and we have reiterated it again this year, that the united states, south korea, north korea and the people's republic of china sit down at a conference table to resolve the problems of the korean peninsula. this is a leadership role that the united states under this administration is carrying out, and if we do it, and i think the opportunities and the possibilities are getting better, we will have solved many of the internal domestic problems that exist in south korea at the present time. ms. frederick: governor carter. mr. carter: i notice that mr. ford didn't comment on the prisons in chile. this is a typical example, maybe of many others, where this administration overthrew an elected government and helped to establish a military dictatorship. this has not been an ancient history story. last year under mr. f

barrels of criticism from the republic of georgia and that country, his leadership, sense of the use latency trying to overthrow the electorate government. the north korea conduct the test, the launch of a new type of sunny ballistic missile, and the flies across the country, reaching the top speed of 4 kilometers per 2nd before hitting the target in the waters off the nation's east coast. the go. you're watching our team to national reaching you live from a new center with moscow. i a michael project. i'll process the president, the amount of them across as the african need, as a forgotten despond, powers for supposedly enabling them to keep their sovereignty. and that's as a several african nations of order to all french troops to leave the territory. that's supposed to be felt like francis not retreating in africa, is reorganizing itself. we chose to move out of africa, not because we had to move out. it was our commitment against terrorism since 2013 . we were right. i think some african leaders forgot to say thank you. it doesn't matter. it will come with time. in gratitude, i am in a good position to know is a non communicable disease of humans. b

of mothers and fathers. i guess now i can advocate around the world the czech republic and south korea and australia and taiwan on all kinds of matters that impact. and the more that i wrote and the more i spoke and the more that i interviewed, i realized it's not just marriage. it's every topic around, marriage and family that puts adults first. it's always us before them. it's always adults before children. and it needs to be exactly the opposite. it needs to be done before us. it needs to be children before adults. and if we don't do that, we not only get broken children, we get a broken nation. so i'm going to give you sort of the basics of what the them before us framework looks like in matters marriage and family. we believe that children have fundamental natural rights. many of you are probably familiar with the truth, that children have a natural right to life. and even if our civil government does not recognize that right, we have to fight for it. we want to have it reflect. it both in culture and in law. some of you may be a little more surprised to hear that children also have a natural right to the

republic of georgia and our country. his leadership sides of the e. u is lethal. leech line to overthrow the elected government. the north korea couldn't fit test launch of a new type of funding, ballistic missile. and if lies across the country is meeting a top speed of 4 kilometers best 2nd. before it hit the target in the waters off the nation's east coast. the mary also belts christmas from the russian capital. this is our international. we're continuing our coverage of the latest trends shaping the world right now. i have michael quarter or no sizes president. my cause says offer good lead is have forgotten to find paris for supposedly enabling them to keep the sovereignty. and that's as several african nations have ordered the old french troops to leave the country. and territory possibly felt like francis not retreating in africa is re organizing itself. we chose to move out of africa, not because we had to move out. it was our commitment against terrorism since 2013 . we were right. i think some african leaders forgot to say thank you. it doesn't matter. it will come with time. in gratitude, i am in a good position to

with a garage of criticism from the republic of georgia and the countries leadership fast to be used late. trying to overthrow the elective government. the north korea, i conduct for the test loans of a new half of funding, ballistic based off of the flies across the country, reaching a top speed of 4 kilometers per hour for a 2nd before hitting targets in the waters off the nation's east coast. the kind of, they're welcome to our, to international reaching you from the russian capital with the latest from around the world. i a my, you called now for us as president, you monitoring my cost as offer getting lead as a forgotten defense, paris for supposedly enabling them to keep the solvency. and that's as several african nations have order to. busy french troops to leave the territory that's supposed to be falling through france is not retreating and africa is reorganizing itself. we chose to move out of africa, not because we had to move out. it was our commitment against terrorism since 2013 . we were right. i think some african leaders forgot to say thank you. it doesn't matter. it will come with time. in gratitude, i'm in a good position to know

of their work undermine our republic and are wholly unacceptable. he also warned about the prospect of public officials defying court orders they disagree with, calling it dangerous. >>> overseas now to south korea where authorities announced all 179 people who died in a plane crash sunday have been identified. today the families of the victims were taken to the crash site for the first time to pay their respects. u.s. investigators and representatives from boeing have examined the crash site. cbs' ramy inocencio has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: soldiers painstakingly sifted the soil around south korea's worst airline disaster looking for human remains among the mangled debris and magazines fluttering in the wind. eight u.s. experts joined the investigation from the national transportation safety board, federal aviation administration, and boeing. rupert wingfield-hayes with cbs news partner, the bbc, was there. >> here in south korea we see them out on the field, on the crash site, inspecting the crash site behind me here. but the focus of the investigation is not going to be here. it is going to be on what are called the black box flight recorders are that are inside the plane

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