let's continue this conversation with robert kelly and bruce on. he's a professor international relations of tucson national university. welcome to al jazeera so significant says all of this and especially that one of the north korean launches fell close to territorial water and south of the northern limit line for the 1st time ever. yeah, that last is a pretty big deal because it's suggested the north koreans are being a little bit more reckless. they shouldn't surprise us too much, nor corrections history. a reckless behavior of the missile launch, which man, for example, last month, you know, about a decade ago, the current leader in norfolk came down with the news brother in law using a w. m d, and an airport in se, asia. so north transaction, history of this kind of stuff, drug running and things like that, right? i'm on the missile test. they have been, i suppose you have a relatively restrained and that they've not actually been of land near south korea . and so that is a step up. i don't actually think this means like a conference or anythi

okay, thank you so much that says that robert kelly for us from pusan in south korea. thanks for having me. well, 46 people have been detained off to sundays. blossomed to key is biggest city. the explosion killed 6 people and injured more than icy. had happened on is stickle street, a bustling shopping area in a sample which is popular with the locals and tourists police side. the woman who planted the bomb is syria. well, let's get an update now from the cinnamon casio, lou anne stand boland, you have more details about exactly what happens in the risks that have been made since well, since morning, we are hearing turkish authorities giving statements about the suspects that have been arrested so far as just said, the main suspect, the female suspect is syrian national is named a sheer and she was arrested around 2 50 am early in the morning. as far as what we have learned from a stumbled police department is that as a syrian national woman, a came to the area right behind us. she said on a bench in edge left the bag, an explosive bag. and as she left the bench it wi

2 hand in hand inspecting a blister missa on friday to young. testify the song, 17 missile, or robert kelly is an associate professor axis on national university. in the south korea, he says that decision to release the images suggest kim's daughter may become north . korea's next leader, north cruz monarchy. right. it's ruled by the kim family and there been 3 events with the 3rd one. we anticipate that at the current kim were to pass away that the leadership would pass to a blood relative on. now it's never been the case. it's rarely the case and i'll talk or see that you have succession go from a male to a female. so the daughter is actually the chosen one, that would actually be sort of a pretty unique moment, but still my sense is that's probably some of the political backdrop for this right decision began to show that kim has a family and that these, the people who would would take over if, if you were to pass ways were pointing out that you had health care in the past and he's pretty obese. obviously he's a heavy smoker and this is how his father passed away to from health crisis fro

17 missile, or robert kelly is an associate professor axis on national university in the south korea. he says that decision to release the images suggest kim's daughter may become north. korea's next leader, north cruz monarchy. right. it's ruled by the kim family and there have been 3 events with the 3rd one. we anticipate that if the current kim were to pass away, that the leadership would pass to a blood relative. now it's never been the case. it's rarely the case and i'll talk or see that you have succession go from a male to female. so the daughter is actually the chosen one, that would actually be sort of a pretty unique moment, but still my sense is that's probably some of the political backdrop for this right decision began to show that kim has a family and that these, the people who would would take over if, if you were to pass away it's worth pointing out that you had health care in the past and he's pretty obese.

robert kelly's an associate professor who found national university in south korea. he says, a decision to release the images suggest kim's daughter may become north korea next week, or north cruz monarchy. right. it's ruled by the kim family and there been 3 events with the 3rd one. we anticipate that if the current kim were to pass away, that the leadership were passed to a blood relative. now it's never been the case. it's rarely the case and i'll talk or see that you have succession go from a male to female. so daughter is actually the chosen one that would actually be service. i'm pretty unique moment, but still my sense is that's probably some of the political backdrop for this right decision began to show that kim has a family and that these, the people who would, would take over if, if you were to pass ways were pointing out that you had health care in the past news, pretty obese, obviously, heavy smoker. and this is how it's by the pathway to from health crisis, from his alcoholism. and so my guess is that there's a concern inside the regime that once it get

robert kelly is a professor of international relations at peace and national university. he says north korea is being reckless. dition surprises too much, nor acts as a history or reckless behavior under miss launch or japan. for example, last month, you know about a decade ago, the current leader in norfolk him, john one half news brother in law using a w. m. d. in an airport, in se, asia, so north transaction history of this kind of stuff, drug running and things like that, right? i'm on the missile test. they have been, i suppose it's a relatively restrain and that they've not actually sort of land near south korean . so that is a step up. i don't actually think this means like a conference or anything is, is coming, but they will get worse because the north koreans just aren't going to stop. and this is really the core problem, right? i mean, every couple weeks, every few notches in the past or something, but now they're going to be like in the nuclear test before the end of the year. right. i mean, all of the serve as a threat, potentially at some point there's going

and earlier i spoke to robert kelly, who is an associate professor with the national university. he says the decision to release the images suggest kim daughter may become north korea as next leader. north cruise monarchy, right? it's ruled by the kim family and there have been 3 events with the 3rd one. we anticipate that if the current kim were to pass away, that the leadership would pass to a blood relative. now it's never been the case. it's rarely the case and i'll talk, i see that you have succession go from a male to a female. so the daughter is actually the chosen one. that would actually be sort of a pretty unique moment. but still, my sense is that's probably some of the political backdrop for this right decision began to show that cam has a family and that these, the people who would, would take over if, if you were to pass ways were pointing out that, you know, he had health care in the past and he's pretty obese, obviously, heavy smoker, and this is how his father passed away to from health crisis from his alcoholism. and so my guess is that there's a concern inside

let's talk about this with robert kelly. he's an associate professor in the department of political science and diplomacy at pusan national university. he's in san joining us from there. welcome back to al jazeera. so what the release of this picture be for a domestic audience or for an international audience. almost certainly for domestic audience, north korea monarchy. right. it's ruled by the kim family and there have been 3 of them. the 3rd one, we anticipate that if the current kim were to pass away, that the leadership were passed to a blood relative. now it's never been the case, it's rarely the case not talk or see that you have succession go from a male to female. so the daughter is actually the chosen one that would actually be, serve a pretty unique moment, but still my sense of that's probably some of the political backdrop for this decision. begin to show that kim has a family and that these, the people who would, would take over if, if you were to pass ways were pointing out that you've had health care in the p

joining me from busan, south korea's second city, is professor robert e kelly who is an expert on inter an unprecedented firing salvos at this time. . . �* . unprecedented firing salvos at this time. , ., �* , . time. yes, that's right, including one that crossed _ time. yes, that's right, including one that crossed the _ time. yes, that's right, including one that crossed the border, i time. yes, that's right, including one that crossed the border, the | one that crossed the border, the ostensible board, even though it is disputed, as so many things are here. that is a big step up. the first time north koreans have been done this and it's been heavily reported on the news today. i think there will be some discussion about whether it is a wayward missile and whether it is a wayward missile and whether the north koreans intended to do it because the other nine missiles went further north than this one so there is questions about how attentional it was. it looks like it was. that raises questions of why. what signals are the north koreans sending? we assume it is directed towards us and s

. _ earlier i spoke to professor robert e kelly from busan university in south korea about the significance a big step up. this is the first time the north koreans have done this and it has been heavily reported in the news today. i think there will be some discussion on whether or not this was a wayward missiles, did the north koreans intend to do it because the other nine missiles went further north than this one so there are questions about how intentional it was. but it looks like it was and if so that raises the questions of why, what a signal of the north koreans sending? we assume these things are directed towards us and south korean exercises but crossing the border is a new step for them and i think that's why it is getting so much news attention today. what so much news attention today. what about the south _ so much news attention today. what about the south korean _ so much news attention today. what about the south korean response, the fact it scrambled jets and surface—to—air missiles were fired in return? is that usual or unusual? it's a little unusual. in part that's because

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kelly, thanks very much, indeed. >>> nicole has made landfall as a category one hurricane. fox's robert ray in daytona beach.rter: stuart, it is still very windy. and look at the atlantic. this is supposed to be daytona beach, the actual beach, but it is now full of the atlantic the ocean storming in and creating surge where i'm standing on the boardwalk here in daytona beach. you look down there, totally flooded. now a tropical stormy coal, it came in at 3 a.m. look at this, guys, i want to show you this. we are seeing compromising situations here. the boardwalk here, part of it has collapsed by the energy, and you see the water flowing in and moving that concrete. it's going to cost a lot of money to fix this. unfortunately, they think that other areas here may experience more compromise as the day goes on, maybe even into tomorrow. and the thing is, stuart, all the -- can. [no audio] stuart: okay. that's what happens when you're reporting live from the middle of a hurricane and the water's coming right at you. you'll sometimes lose contact, but i'm sure robert is in good shape. are we going to get him bac

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roberts in washington. candidates in key battle grounds making their final pitches to undecided voters. arizona is a prime example, mark kelly

roberts in washington. candidates in key battle grounds making their final pitches to undecided voters. arizona is a prime example, mark kelly is fighting for political survival. republican blake masters within striking distance of unseating him. >> sandra: if masters is able to pull off that victory, it may be thanks to republican governor candidate kari lake, campaign focused on inflation and border security and appears to be resonating with arizona voters. we have a jam packed show for you just ahead, all-star poli poli poli political -- >> john: and alicia, which voters are the candidates targeting today? >> all about the super important, illusive, unaffiliated voters, all the candidates are targeting today and the issues that are most important to voters inflation and border security. >> our border crisis has been going on for decades, and washington has failed arizona and other border states on this. hey, i provided a billion dollars more for border patrol agents, technology and monitoring at the border. >> that was democrat incumbent senator mark kelly. he's in a dead heat race to keep his job trying to convince voter

through the work of john kelly at the washington post and one of our members who prefers to remain in the backseat anonymous. we're able to locate four members of dr. robert russell motins ancestors or descendants. i'm sorry his descendants. so i want to i want to have them stand up and and i'll introduce them. and they should be over here dr. so we have robert d. moton. who is the great grandson? of dr. robert armed there was some melton we have his wife jennifer hardy moten. and their daughter parker mountain now robert is a great grandson. which makes parker a great great granddaughter of dr. robert rosemount. and that's not that's not the end. we also have consuela austin. who is on great-granddaughter of dr. rockford tourism ocean? so we're very happy that they were able to travel to dc. and and be part of this presentation of and get to hear more about their their great-grandfather. and great great grandfather from a hundred years ago. so let's begin the program. i have the distinct pleasure. of welcoming charles sam's the third chuck sam's is the was just confirmed last december. as the president bidens first director of the national park service.

through the war of a john kelly at the washington post and one of our members who prefers to remain in the backseat anonymous. we are able to locate for members of dr. robert ancestors or descendants. i want to have them stand up and i will introduce them. they should be over here. we have robert who is the great grandson. we have his wife, jennifer hardy. we have their daughter parker. robert is the great grandson which makes parker a great great granddaughter. that is not the end. we also have consular austin who weighs a great granddaughter. we are happy that they were able to travel to d. c. and be part of this presentation and get to hear more about their great grandfather and great great grandfather from 100 years ago. let's begin the program. i have the distinct pleasure of welcoming charles sams the third. chuck sam's is -- was just confirmed last december as president biden's first rector of the national park service. chuck sam's is the first native american director of the national park service. he is an enrolled member of the confederated tribes of the material indian reservation in northeast oregon where he grew up. sam's is a veteran of the u.