we say so we would like to rectify our announcement and guy, joe of rob mcbride is in. so for us and rob as we did, there's been some confusion over exactly where the missiles landed. what is the lightest that's right, we're getting more details about these 3 missiles the world detected early thursday morning, 2 of them are said to be in short range, ballistic missiles. the kind of missile that north korea has been testing pretty much continuously since the start of these. this year they flew eastwards around 330 kilometers before landing in the sea that separates the korean peninsula from japan. a by far the more most significant of the 3 mythos was the one that they detected. first thing in the morning, thursday morning and this was believe to being an intercontinental ballistic missile. now these are the much heavier, longer range missiles, the kind that north korea was testing quite regularly. back in 2017, when the korean peninsula was virtually on the verge of a conflict. these are the kind of missiles that can reach the continental united states. now, did not crea

we so, so we would like to rectify our announcement and guy joke, rob mcbride as an asshole for us and of rob south korea's obviously watching this situation very closely to that's why we're learning more about these 3 missiles that were fired thursday morning at 2 of the missiles we know are we're short range, ballistic missiles are which they have 5 consistently since the start of this year being testing them out, they flew eastwards landing 330 kilometers into the seas that separate the korean peninsula from japan. the 1st though to be fired was believed to be an intercontinental ballistic missile. now this would be further escalation in the rising tension levels here on peninsula that this is the kind of long grange miss style of north korea was testing when relations were at that lowest step back in 2017, it then stopped to testing those missiles. these are the kind of missiles that couldn't reach the continental united states, except it did test, want to be a longer range missiles earlier this year. and it does seem to be a further icbm test. now that dismissal was fired from soo

oh, rob mcbride isn't sold for us and robert was initially some confusion over exactly where the missiles had landed. what can you expect exactly with things that stand at the moments? yeah, we're learning more details about the trajectories of these 3 missiles, 2 of them were short range, ballistic missiles, the kind of missiles that north korea has been testing pretty much continuously since the start of this year. they are set to a loan eastwood's around 330 kilometers, crashing into the sea that separates the korean peninsula from japan. the 1st message that was detected though, and this is the most significant miss out because this is a further escalation, if escalating tensions here on the peninsula. it's built to have been an intercontinental ballistic missile. one of these longer range missiles, but north korea, with testing back in 2017, when the whole peninsula was almost on the brink of a conflict. these are the missiles that comply much of a longer ranges and reach potentially the continental united states, desisted for testing these weapons. for years it did is suspected of f

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rob mcbride isn't so with the latest on this story, rob? yes, i'm in a flurry of missile activity from both the north and the south. further escalating tensions here? it began earlier wednesday, when the south koreans detected at least 10 missiles being fired from north korea. that has been unprecedented missile testing since the start of this year. but this was a very large number of missiles all fired at once. and at least 3 of those all set to have been short range ballistic missiles. now significantly, one of these missiles fired from north korea east coast took a more southerly route trajectory. in fact, towards the island of young go. this is a very small isolated south korean island in the seas that separate the korean peninsula from japan. as it was detected, flying towards that island, the air raid sirens was sounded on that island. it's the 1st time that and residents that can remember the air raid sirens being activated. the missile fell, fall shore to the island, but again, significantly, it actually fell south of the de facto m

rob mcbride isn't so so tit for tat responses. rob bring us up to speed with the latest. that's why this has been a severe escalation in the tension levels here on the korean peninsula. with this flurry of miss r launches and then a corresponding response from south career. it began early wednesday when that south korea detected at least 10 missiles being fired, all at once from north korea, both east and west into the seas surrounding the korean peninsula. at least 3 of those missiles are thought to have been short range, ballistic missiles. economists of that north korea has been testing on a regular basis, really since the start of this year. now interestingly, one of those missiles fired from a north, crazy east coast, waiting on a more southerly direction than normal. in fact, in the direction of london. this is a small isolated south korean island that fits in the seas between the korean peninsula and japan. and in fact, when it was detected, flying towards the air raid sirens were activated. it's thought to be the 1st time that has actually been done. so on the isl

but 1st let's go to rob mcbride at the g. 20 summit in barley where ladies have been discussing this explosion. hello there, rob. no doubt. some tense meetings between the key players there. yeah, absolutely. this is been playing out all day the 2nd day of this sir g 20, which is now just a wrapping up after this. miss al, certainly overshadowing events here that there is still a lot of confusion surrounding this miss out. that all the indications do seem to be increasingly pointing towards it being a ukrainian missile fired from ukraine. now a when at this and use of this broken, the early hours of wednesday morning, the g 7 members who are here and also the nato members who are part of the a g 20, convened an emergency meeting at straight after that a doubt started to emerge about the source of this miss, i'll even though it is russian mag with joe biden saying that the was looking less likely to have come from russia since then, a number of different agencies. and our reporting, quoting people like unnamed us officials and so on saying that this looks to have been possibly an s 300

it was their 1st in person meetings in spite and became president rob mcbride reports from bali, a long anticipated face to face meeting between the leaders of the world to most powerful nations, both aware of its importance. we share responsibility in my view. to show that china in the united states can manage our differences, prevent competition from becoming anything, every near conflict. china, she g and ping notate relations with the us have just turned 50. many believe them now with the lowest ever point. the current situation that the china us relationship is facing is a concern for us all the us in china have increasingly disagreed on many fronts, economic, diplomatic, military, as super power arrivals with flash points such as the self governing island of taiwan and access to technology threatening to turn competition into confrontation, this meeting was aimed at setting out the guard rails to ensure future relations never escalate into hostilities. he was clear and i was clear, there will defend american interest and values promot, university human rights, and stand up for the

rob mcbride reports from bali, a long anticipated face to face meeting between the leaders of the world to most powerful nations. both aware of its importance. we share responsibility my view to show the china and the united states can manage or differences. prevent competition from becoming anything or really mere conflict. china, she jin ping, notate relations with the u. s. have just turned 50 and many believe they're now at their lowest ever point. oh, the current situation that the china u. s. relationship is facing is a concern for us all. the u. s. and china have increasingly disagreed on many fronts, economic, diplomatic, military, as superpower arrivals with flash points such as the self governing island of taiwan, and access to technology, threatening to turn competition into confrontation. this meeting was aimed at setting out the guardrails to insure future relations. never escalate into hostilities. he was clear an hour's clear there will defend american interest and values promote universal human rights and stand up for their national order and work and lock strep of our a

rob mcbride, their 1st live in ali ah, a republican party in the us is on the costs, both taking control of the house of representatives. a secure 217 seats and is the only one seats away from flipping the chamber. then counting is still underway in some regents nearly a week after the midterm elections as take a look at how the weights look so far. as we mentioned, the republicans just one seat away from winning a majority. they need a total of $218.00 seats to do that. and while democrats expecting more winds from western sate slide, california 80 still have a slim chance of getting to to an 18. meanwhile, the democratic candidate for governor in arizona katy hobbs, has defeated her donald trump and dos. rival carry lake closely for race and the battle ground state was one of the most significant in the mid term elections of lakes. defeat all the major republican candidates in swing states who refused except the 2020 presidential results have lost peter matthews's, a professor political science at cyprus college and the author of dollars democracy on steroids. he says the loss in arizo

rob mcbride al jazeera, so u. s. and south korean defense hacker trees have been holding talks at the pentagon and lloyd austin spoke about the decision to extend their joint military exercises . we decided to extend visual store, which is our launch schedule, combine training exercise to further bolster our readiness and interoperability. and we'll continue to work closely together to develop options to protect the united states and our allies. and the reason it's out there is patty calhoun was following that meeting. i think just the fact that they're having this meeting now shows the importance and the concern they have about these record number of north korea launches. now, to put in perspective, north korea says, this is a response to provocations from the u. s. and south korea, the trump administration, the they used to do these annual exercises every year during the trump presidency. they stop those exercises in a chance to try and get some diplomacy that didn't pan out for the pentagon's response. they say th

rob mcbride, for that update from sol. well, staying with south korea and the prime minister has questioned the police in response to emergency calls when a holler when cross killed more than 150 people installed, handle fu says a thorough investigation is needed. the police released transcripts of emergency calls that show the 1st warning of a possible crush came hours before the disaster released receive 10 similar calls before the chaos turned. faithful. search and rescue. teams in the philippines are still looking for bodies in the aftermath of tropical storm. now gay, at least 110 people have died with doesn't still missing in the, in the south. an entire community of 200 houses is buried in mud. barnaby low reports in the village of kush on the stench of death. oh, in the sound of fleet management, a mass muriel for a dozen picked him sir for landslide in the village of crucial in the southern philippines. this is ground 0 of the disaster left by tropical storm naggie. the trauma is still visible on join must look at

rob mcbride is at the memorial in sol. so tell us how people are coping rub yeah, i mean people have been turning up at these memorial alters across south korea. this is the main one in downtown. so that side at city hall, it's just after lunch time here, when you normally see an increase in people coming to pay their respects from the surrounding office is binding up patiently and then filing past the earlier tuesday, we saw south korea is religious lead. it's turning up as a group as a show of solidarity the representatives of the main buddhist daughters of confucianism of the main christian churches. here i think there is a acceptance that south career is going through something of a shad trauma. as since the events on saturday night and that's been accepted by the countries prime minister handed sue who has held a meeting tuesday where it's been decided that the government will offer counseling services not only to people who are in the one district to suffer trauma after witnessing the terrible crush there, but also p

rob mcbride has more from salt. we are having this week joint air drills between the united states and south korean air force is involving well over 200 war played. so yes, this is very much, i think time to coincide with that. we saw wednesday yesterday, at almost 2 dozen missiles being fired off in all directions into the seas surrounding the korean peninsula. really, really increasing the tension levels here between the north and south. u. s. president joe biden has urged americans to defend democracy. he addressed the nation ahead of next week's midterm election sank. donald trump's the lies have fuel to rise and political violence is also the 1st election since the events of january 6th, when the armed angry mobs, storm newest capital. i wish i wish i could say the soul on and walk. it ended that day, but i cannot as i stand here to day 3rd candidates running for every level of office in america for governor congress, attorney general, secretary of state who won't commit. that will not commit to accepting the r

rob mcbride has more from the g 20 summit in bali. this miss are very much overshadowing the last day of this. a g 20 summit. i still a lot of confusion surrounding this. listen. it's been reportedly russia made, but just where it was fired from is still a subject of dispute. i refuse to knock the u. k. prime minister is just given his end of summit news briefing. he was pressed on what he thought about this missile. any conclusions that the u. k could draw and his view is still one of being non committal. he's basically saying, look, there's an investigation. there are international teams on the ground. the investigating this miss miss l. let's wait until we get to the bottom of it. while you, as president joe biden says, based on the trajectory, it's unlikely a missile fired from russia caused the blast. he was speaking after world latest, wrapped up in emergency making cold by him on the sidelines of that g. 20 summit. and bolling ladies made a declaration saying they deplore in the strongest terms, rushes aggression against the cr

rob mcbride is following developments from sol. this has been a severe escalation in the tension levels here on the korean peninsula, with this flurry of missile launches and then a corresponding response from south career. it began early wednesday when that south korean detected at least 10 missiles being fired, all at once from north korea at both east and west into the seas surrounding the korean peninsula. at least 3 of those missiles are thought to have been short range, ballistic missiles, the kind of miss out that north korea has been testing on a regular basis. really, since the start of this year, had the states and foreign ministers or an algeria capital for today, arab league summit, the opening ceremony. salton is the president play society at hand over the councils. presidency to the algerian leader. delegates will discuss regional political and security issues in light of the war in ukraine. south korea's prime minister, his question, the police's response to emergency calls when a holler when crush killed, more than

rob mcbride al jazeera, so an u. s. and south korean defend secretaries have been holding talks at the pentagon. we decided to extend visual store, which is our launched pro schedule combined training exercise to further bolster our readiness and interoperability. and we'll continue to work closely together to develop options to protect the united states and our allies in the region as bringing pallet calhane who's live for us at the pentagon and following that press conference. petty, certainly no sign of tensions, anything anytime soon. no, and i think just the fact that they're having this meeting now shows the importance and the concern they have about these record number of north korea launches. now to put in perspective, north korea says this is a response to provocations from the u. s. and south korea, the trump administration, they used to do these annual exercises every year during the trump presidency. they stop those exercises in a chance to try and get some diplomacy that didn't pan out for the pending i was

rob mcbride, al jazeera goes on county south korea canyon troops arrived in the democratic republic of congo to help fight the rebel group known as m. 23. congos army says the rebels are backed by rwanda acclaim. kid, golly denies. mark web reports. now from goma canyon soldiers are the latest to arrive in democratic republic of congo. under the banner of an east african regional force is part of an agreement made by east african leaders earlier this year. they say they'll be supporting congos army reserve. the ship, the, the instructions and the concept of the heads of state are very clear or canyon friends are here on a purely offensive mission. congos army says the canyon soldiers will help them fight the m 23 rebel group. it's widely understood to be a proxy of neighboring rwanda. well, they were one that denies it. there were about 70 soldiers here. can you says inside sell it'll send a battalion of around 900, which is insignificant compared to the vast territory held by great. anything kong over people waiting to find out if the soldiers will actually engage in combat with the m

let's hampering and rob mcbride. he's joining us from barley, which has been hosting the g 20 summit. so a rob, to what extent has they the firing of dismissal overshadowed to the last day at the summit? this g 20 has been gradually wrapping up here. we've had the closing ceremony. we've been watching the live feed of convoys of vehicles taking world leaders off to the airport to take their planes are heading in all different directions as this g 20 wraps up. but yes, once again, i do. it's been overshadowed by the ukraine war and specifically about the firing and of this sir, miss south with continuing confusion up just about the, the source of it. but continuing, did doubts from early wednesday that it had come from russia. even so richie soon act you case prime minister who has given his and to summit press conference and still being very noncommittal saying look, let's wait until the investigation is over. let's get to the bottom of this. there are international investigators on the scene. once they have determin

rob mcbride has more from sol. this does come a day after an unprecedented day of missile activity. wednesday, we saw something like 2 dozen missiles being fired. most of them are short range, but again, a further ratcheting up of the tension levels. one of those short range missiles for the 1st time since 3rd, the korean war actually crossed over the de facto maritime border into waters close to south careers, territorial waters. president joe biden says democracy in the u. s. is under attack . he made an address to the nation just days before the midterm elections. he says donald trump's claims about a stolen election fuel, the rise of political violence, and voter intimidation. over the past 2 years. it, the opiates government and rebel forces from its t gray region have agreed to end fighting. after talks in south africa, the breakthrough comes after thousands were killed and millions displaced in the 2 year war. kenya is sending troops the democratic republic of congo to help fight armed groups. it may be announcements after the un mission withdrew from a military base in the e

frequency. tourney chang is covering the apec summit for us in bank called the 1st let's go to rob mcbride in. so hello there rob . what more do we know about this missile launch and what spin south careers reaction yeah, there's been a very robust response from south korea. the government here issuing a statement saying that it possesses the capability to respond overwhelmingly to any provocation, adding somewhat ominously that north korea should not misjudged this fact that this is an administration which takes a much tougher line with north career, especially in recent months, seemingly quite prepared and willing to match any provocation or military action by the north with some sort of action of its own as we see this tit for tat increase in the tension levels here. this follows a warning on thursday from north korea that it will fair to take a much fiercer response to what it sees as a build up of us forces in this region. using that the opportunity as though to drive the point home to fire off. yet another short range, ballistic missile friday's launch. this would be the 3rd icbm int

bring in rob mcbride. he joins us on the phone from sol in south korean rope festival. it seems to be some confusion over whether or not these missiles actually flew over japan. what are you hearing? yeah, that's, that's right. i mean, we do know if we show that there were at least 2 missiles being 5 now, it was indicated about an hour or so ago from japan that one of those missiles of flew over its territory, which would be a very serious escalation. most of these missiles are short range, ballistic weapons that often fall into they sees that to separate the korean peninsula from japan. occasionally, north korea will test some of its longer range weapons that actually fly like over the top of japan. they did a couple of weeks ago and it was the 1st time that it had carried out such a test is that she didn't 5 years ago when relations were really at that the worst that they have been for a very long time. so that was seen as a major escalation, a couple of weeks back flying, i missed our leverage. this again would be a further escalation if, because repeated the action.

rob mcbride al jazeera goes on counties, south korea, thousands of protests that have demonstrated in central london to mark the halfway points of cop 2079 nations climate change summit in egypt. i mean to increase pressure on well leaders to take action against global warming code. brennan has more. a cup 27. john. i'll shake so far. this week we have the un secretary general talking about humanity being on the highway to hell with. it's what's on the accelerator collected extension. and what we've got now is a day, a global day of action because of that situation. got thousands of people here in central london scenes that are also being repeated in cities all across the world. essentially mocking the halfway point of property, but also putting renew pressure on the people at comfort 7. to actually make something substantially different. for the well, talk to some of the testers here around the late. i'm sorry to interrupt. good afternoon. hello. what's your name? my name is alice. why you hear alice? you're obviously one of the container activists. i'm a public health doctor and i r

but 1st, let's go to rob mcbride at the g 20 summit in barley where leaders have been discussing the explosion. hello there, rob, no doubt, some tense meeting have been taking place between key players there. that's why this miss are very much overshadowing the last day of this a g 20 summit and still a lot of confusion surrounding this missile it be reportedly russia made but just where it was fired from is still a subject of dispute. ritchie soon act the u. k prime minister is just given his end of summit, a news briefing he was pressed on what he thought about this missile, any conclusions or that the u. k. could draw and his view is still one of her being non committal. he's basically saying, look, there's an investigation, there are international teams on the ground. they're investigating this met miss al . let's wait until we get to the bottom of it and, and before we make any determinations about where it came from and what we do in response. but it, it has to said that it is looking increasingly likely that it was or possibly fired from inside ukraine or when this missile was

rob mcbride is that memorial, and so he says the country is sharing a collective grief. these memorial altars have been set up across the south crim there's been no light up and the number of people screaming past to pay their respects and will continue to do so during this period of morning that runs all the way through until the weekend. the president, you and so, and some of his ministers have visited the memorial that's been set up over in a while. the scene of the tragedy itself here at city hall early a tuesday, we saw the south korea is religious leaders come as a group to pay their respects the leaders of the buddhist orders of confucianism of the christian churches. here, i think there is an agreement that this is a country that is sharing a collective grief if you like, that is in need of spiritual support. the country's prime minister handle su at a meeting tuesday has announced that the government will be offering to anybody who wants it here in south career counseling support. in fact, down where we are here at city hall attend, has been set up offering just

rob mcbride reporting from sol still had on al jazeera ah brazilian truckers hit the breaks walking rhodes to protest the election victory of mila da silva. and the arab league holds a summit in algeria, but some say will take more than talk to solve the regions problems. ah hello, rick got a lot of try and settle weather for much of north america much, but not all. we do still have some disturb weather around the the central plains easing up towards the mid western. that'll make its way a further eastward clearing out of the way bryce guys coming back a miss and warm sunshine. very different story towards the jo, northwest seeking northwest in to british columbia band of cloud and rain, sleet and snow coming in here. and that wet weather, making its way all way down through oregon into a good part of california. so they'll be some snow over the cascade, maybe good dusting of snow to over the sierra nevada mountains easing further eastwards. as we go through web stay kula from cal, we talk temperature minus for celsius, but less that warmth elsewhere we getting into the twenty's. not too b

coast have been closed temporarily, with airlines rerouting that play for fear of mall launches rob mcbride era. so we'll thousands of supporters of brazil's outgoing president john bull scenario. it gathered on the streets of rio de janeiro, they reject the reserve of sundays presidential run off, asking the military to keep him in power. both scenario himself hasn't yet conceded defeat was left to strive louisa now so new lead to silver. but he said he would respect the constitution. so mechanic, here is life 1st now in rio de janeiro. what to both scenario support has been sang over them. monica well, they've been here since the morning are thousands of them despite the rain and despite it being a national holiday, it's the day of the dead. they've come here where there the military barracks here, the headquarters of the armed forces. i'm rio de janeiro and they've been asking for. 2 federal intervention, they say that there was a fraud in the election. they say that they want a federal intervention to keep president elect lula. does silva from our taking office on january the 1st. they

rob mcbride has more from sole we are having this week joint air drills between the united states and south korean air force is involving well over 200 war played. so yes, this is very much, i think time to coincide with that. we saw wednesday yesterday, at almost 2 dozen missiles being fired off in all directions into the seas surrounding the korean peninsula, a really, really increasing the tension levels here between the north and south. u. s. president joe biden has urged americans to defend democracy. he addressed the notion ahead of next week's midterm election, st. donald trump's lies of fuel to rise and political violence. a gunman who killed 17 people at parkland high school in the us state of florida and 2018 has been sentenced to life in prison. the term comes without the possibility of parole. if he appears government and dribble forces from his to gray ridge and have agreed to end fighting, the breakthrough comes after thousands were killed and millions displaced in the 2 year war. a criminal gang has abducted at least 39 children working on a farm and northern nigeria. a

rob mcbride is joining us from one such from real and sol. so how have people been coping and how they come out to pay their respect these that memorial alters have been set up across the south crim. there's been no light up in the number of people screaming past to pay that respects and will continue to do so. during this period of morning that runs all the way through until the weekend, the president, you and so, and some of his ministers have visited the memorial that's been set up i over in a while the scene of the tragedy itself here at city hall earlier tuesday, we saw the south korea is religious leaders come as a group to pay their respects the leaders of the buddhist orders of confucianism of the christian churches. here, i think there is an agreement that this is a country that is during the collective grief if you like, that is in need of spiritual support. the countries prime minister hand up to that meeting tuesday has announced that the government will be offering it to anybody who wants it here in south korea counseling support

rob mcbride, al jazeera, so or the u. s. and south korean defense hacker trees have been held and talk to the pentagon. dan lloyd austin spoke about the decision take stand that joint military exercises. we decided to extend vigilance store, which is our launched pro, schedule combine, training exercise to further bolster our readiness and interoperability and will continue to work closely together to develop options to protect the united states and our allies and the region. some of the world's most famous glasses will vanish by the year 2050, according to the unesco report, whatever the global temperature rise urging need is now to act fast in order to save the rest. un cultural agencies as glass is at one 3rd of the 50 world heritage site, studied a condemned to disappear, including those in yellowstone and kilimanjaro national parks. the glass is losing 58000000000 tons of ice every year. that's the combined annual water use of france and spain. melting glass is also responsible for nearly 5 percent of the global sea lev

rob mcbride is at a memorial in so so the president still the prime minister is still speaking. what has he been saying? yeah, the prime minister has been giving a lengthy, a briefing for international media here, prime minister handbook sue a he explaining the government's response to this tragedy. how it will ensure that nothing like this he says, will ever happen again, to be honest, haven't revealed too much in the way of new information if it's pop from a commitment to he says, a full comprehensive investigation of this and also repeating a promise that we've also heard from president unit, so y'all that really south korea does have to improve. it's a crowd management, it's large street. carnival events like this for all of it's sophistication and advance is that it is made south korea is still lacking in that, in the way of controlling these large crowds where they come to the actual cause. because there is now an extensive investigation underway into all of the various things that lead up to this tragedy and the search people forward. if the prime minister han says no one

rob mcbride has more from so these memorial alters, have been set up all across the south korea for thousands of people to come along and line up and pay their respects here in downtown sol, outside city hall. this is one of the larger ones. it's getting up to lunch time here we only see the lines at length and as more people come from surrounding offices. earlier tuesday we saw south grays. religious leaders come along here as a group. they are the representatives of the main buddhist orders. the christian church is even the representative of confucianism. here. visitors to shanghai disneyland have been trapped inside unable to leave until they show a negative covered 1910. the resort announcer would close immediately. shanghai reported 10 locally transmitted cases on saturday. search and rescue teams in the philippines are still looking for bodies after tropical storm. now gay, at least 110 people have died. dozens are missing and more than 800000 are displaced. 9 people have been arrested in connection with the collapse of a pedestrian bridge in western india. at least 141 people died when

rob mcbride, al jazeera barley area, their g 20 summit is now officially getting underway and bali, let's speak now to algiers. diplomatic editor james base who is there, james, or the summit just kicking off. so how divided are these leaders right now? and what are the biggest sticking points? well, the certainly all big divisions of, of the leaders with regard to the situation in ukraine because clearly there is one here that has a very different view from everyone else. of course, present person is not here. the leader of the russian federation. so gay lover off his foreign minister is representing russia very unlikely. i think that they can agree any language in a final communique will satisfy all the 20, including russia, because various other members of the g 20 would like strong condemnation. all the g 7. the us and european allies in japan would like that to be very tough. come, condemnation of russia in the g 20 communicate china clearly. i don't think we'd like that tough language, but it certainly wouldn't go as far as russia believes it's doing a necessary security operation.

rob mcbride, hansel light, it's from south korea's capital sol. a lot of military aircraft activity happening the length of the korean peninsula, both north and south. the south korean military have announced that during the day from late morning local time through to mid afternoon. here they have been detecting flights by around 180 military aircraft of different types in north korea right across the, at the breadth of the north korean part of the peninsula. but some of those aircraft movements have been close enough to the dmc that separate the 2 korea to trigger the scrambling of its own south korean jets in response as a precaution. so they have announced that said during that the day they have a scramble to total of 80 aircraft. they're taking to the air among them, the latest f, 35 fighter jets. now it, all of this activity from north korea seems to be in direct response to ad drills, which have been taking place jointly between south career and us air force. it's all week involving some 240 military aircraft. this is enraged at the north as

rob mcbride joins us from bali for more on all of this. rob, i know you were following this, the 3 hour face to face between joe biden and choosing pin. we heard joe biden, it is press conference. we got the statements from the chinese side. where does all of this leave the us china relationship? yeah, it's certainly significant and it's certainly moved the relationship. but i think people are still trying to work out here in barley and whether in a good way or a not so good way. but it was a certainly very substantial meeting, lasting 3 hours, both sides. it seems really laying out their positions their stalls, if you like, joe biden, in his press conference afterwards saying that, you know, and he say he is blunt to heat a says exactly what he means. he means what he says in his words, and it does seem as though both sides were talking very frankly, candidly, to each other, to the point basically of a blunt le bluntness. and it almost makes it look as though a rather than agree and gone. and i think it's almost, they were pointing up all

rob mcbride is in. so for us, rob, i expect there was some very disappointed fans there. just one point from te games . an agonizing outcome here on a cold and rainy night in the center of sol. the last of the south korean fans are full, lonely and bedraggled, making their way or other way from here. thinking about what might have been, they knew they really realistically had to win this match to have a good chance of going through progressing in, in this world cup. that they were all ready to nail down at half time. their beloved son, her men, in spite of them cheering him on every time they got anywhere close to a touch of the ball, still not finding form despite being into his 2nd match, not getting into his stride, his teammates still seeming, they not been able to finish it wasn't until the beginning of the 2nd half that south career and their whole of their at tournaments are covered so far. got their 1st shot on goal. then there was this transformative moment, this super sub moment of lea kang, in he has come on before. now and transformed games, there was a huge c

rob mcbride has the latest from south korea capital, sol, a lot of military aircraft activity happening the length of the korean peninsula. they're both north and south. the south korean military have announced that during the day from late morning local time through to mid afternoon here. they have been detecting flights by around 180, a military aircraft of different types in north korea. right across the, at the breadth of the north korean part of the peninsula. but some of those aircraft movements have been close enough to the dmc that separate the 2 korea to trigger the scrambling of its own south korean jets in response as a precaution. so they have announced that during the day they have a scramble, the total of 80 aircraft. they're taking to the air among them, the latest f, 35 fighter jets. now it's all of this activity from north korea and seems to be in direct response to ad drills which have been taking place jointly between south career and us air force. it's all week involving some 240 military aircraft. this is enraged at the north as it often does these joint military ex

rob mcbride is in bali where the g 20 summit will open on tuesday. what can we expect rob? the anticipation growing ahead of this meeting between joe biden and g. g, and ping here on monday. the lead as arrived for this g 20. what we see often as the case this time is the will of these bilateral are organized on the sidelines of the main event, but as it may well turn out with this meeting between she and biden, this may prove to be the most consequential meeting of any that are going to be held over the coming few days because i think there is this growing awareness that there is the super power competition building between china and the us on so many different fronts. and that they really need to frame their relationship for the way forward, whether it be a competing, economically, competing diplomatically, especially in the asia pacific region, even militarily, with the increasing military presence of both countries in this part of the world with around flash point like taiwan, and the south china sea. so it is important that these 2 leaders meet the 1st time since by an

and that's where we find rob mcbride it seems the whole of south career is anxiously following the pace of san hung. men's recovery especially here in his home town of john john, right in the center of the korean peninsula. and just south of the d. m. z border with north korea. it's where san 1st learned to kick a ball at his dad's football academy. now antonio conte, the tottenham boss, reckons he will be fit enough to start the competition. but a couple of unnamed saucers at the career fe say he could miss the 1st couple of matches, at least now that's not something that people here want to hear, hasn't can, the whole nation is cheering for you. so i'm hoping you'll be back working hard for me. all the people a cheering for you, please don't be sick anymore, just take care of your body. i hope you recover quickly. we want to see your bright smile again. south korea's 1st game is against uruguay on the 24th, so the clock is ticking on songs recovery. but some of the more gushing football writers here are saying his mere presence on the bench a kick off time will be enough to give his t

rob mcbride is in sole, and lucy anemia is in montevideo. probably we will come to you 1st few relieved faces watching that game. and so, is that a fair assessment? absolutely, i mean, how a south career would dearly of love to have joined the ranks of the giant killers that are and is emerging in this competition. but they are a deeply relieved and will be happy with that at this sir. draw up and judging by their looks on the people's faces as they were drifting away from this fan zone here in the center of soul, you could almost have been forgiven for thinking that south career at one that would they would be extremely happy with this one point especially as, although in the early parts of the match, south career seemed to have a lot of the play. it was really your, a guy who had these a stunning chances and they simply couldn't convert. and also given the disruption to that training schedule ahead of this competition, the injury to song hung men as throwing everything out of kilter. there was almost a collective sigh of relief across sout

rob mcbride has more from sol. it has been a very robust response from south korea. the government here issuing a statement saying that it possesses that capability to respond overwhelmingly to any provocation, i think, somewhat ominously that north korea should not misjudged this fact. now this is an administration which takes a much tougher line with no career, especially in recent months, seemingly quite prepared and willing to match any provocation or military action by the north with some sort of action of its own. as we see this tit for tat increase in the tension levels here. this follows a warning on thursday from north korea that it will take a much faster response to what it sees as a build up of us forces in this region. using the opportunity as to drive the point home to fire off yet another short range, ballistic missile of friday's launch. the this would be the 3rd icbm and coincidental ballistic missile 5 this year. these are much larger heavy missiles that, that north korea was testing with great frequency in 2017 very provocatively, that's been a sev

pool made if the game, but what did the funds make if that result back i am, we will hear from rob mcbride in so shortly. the 1st this reaction from lucy and human in montevideo. oh well it's oh amazing. some people like to watch it every single 2nd of this game. it was so close. lion team tried over and over just for a goal makes good. and i missed all of that in one lone korean woman here. here now being congratulated by a brazilian bad, she was here the whole time broadcasting live to south korea with very, very interesting, very passionate. this is a very small country or a why a tiny country. i'm only 3000000 people. sandwiched in between 2 giants of brazil and argentina. but you cannot underestimate this or why when it comes to what fall, remember, or why one, the very 1st world right here in want to be nail in 1930, then one and again, 1950 against the brazil my background, i stadium. and there are hoping that after 72 years, this and they will be able to bring the car back home. it didn't, i didn't turn out exactly as they had hoped in this 1st game, but at least they didn't know 0

we routing that play for fear of mall launching, rob mcbride, i'll just era. so king is deploying troops to democratic republic of congo to help fight and 23 rebels. the un mission with john, it's troops from a key military base in the east, with the rebels are trying to advance processors set fire to un vehicles in the city of gama complained. the mission has failed to protect them. the rebels lost a new offense of an a tober and seized control of 2 large towns and saturday. well, the violence in the eastern province of north cave who has broken months of relative calm, more than 90000 people have been forced out of their homes by fighting between government forces and the m. 23 rebels. kinshasa has accused nibbling rwanda of supporting the armed group, but that a london government has denied any involvement. the armed robbery group m 23 is based in eastern democratic republic of congo. it's made up of mainly ethnic tootsie fighters who emerged more than a decade ago when they seized the city of gola on the border with romando. m. 23 signed a peace deal in 20

rob mcbride, i'll just era. so can you deploy troops to democratic republic of congo to help fight m. 23 rebels. the un missions with jon its troops from acute military base, the east, where the rebels are trying to advance. protesters set fire to un vehicles in the city of gama, saying the missions failed to protect them. the rebels launched a new offensive tobar and seized control of 2 large towns and saturday. on the violence in the eastern province of north keyboard has broken months of relative, calm, more than 90000 people have been displaced by fighting between government forces and the n. 23 rebels. kinshasa has accused neighboring rwanda of supporting the armed group by the rondon government has denied any involvement. markham webs. johnny is not alive from nairobi. what's behind kenya, sending troops to democratic republic of congo. well, the democratic republic of congo joins the east african community economic block in march the a few months later, east africa and had this statement here in robi. and

our sales rep, mcbride, is that what can we expect them rob from this sir? biden. she meeting yeah, there is growing anticipation here about this so called bilateral meeting. these bilaterals always take place around these big summits on the often on the sidelines . they're often the side show, but given the problems besetting the g 20, this might actually turn out to be the most consequential meeting of the week. it is the meeting between these 2 superpowers really to try to work out or try to frame their relationship. moving forward, there is a growing acceptance that they are china and the usaa coming increasingly into competition. and at times, confrontation with each other on so many different fronts, economically, diplomatically, especially in this part of the world in the asia pacific. and even in terms of the way that their militaries operate in this part of the world, there is an increasing chance of miscalculation so that i think there is an acceptance as, as the this is a very important meeting between the 2 world leaders. china is very mistrustful of wh