spokeswoman says pompei air has been very firm on the complete denuclearization of north korea sarah clarke is live for us in the south korean capital so both sides say they need to clear some things up what sort of things do they need to get through and had today's talks. well in the wake of the singapore summit last month the next step is to certainly put a map out or deliver a roadmap of how to deliver on the denuclearization plan on the korean peninsula as you mentioned we've just been friends a new lines from the pump delegation in pyongyang the u.s. state secretary said that they need to be very firm on the complete do you need denuclearization of north north korea this day there's been no softening and they're they're working on the three basic goals to get out of this meeting complete denuclearized ocean security assurances and the repatriation of the u.s. service members who were killed in the korean war now this comes in the wake of criticism of the u.s. that it's showing its no nukes approach and when i say that that criticism came in the lead up to the meeting of both sides of t

tokyo after another round of talks in pyongyang where he was accused of behaving like a gangster sarah clarke reports from seoul. the u.s. secretary of state was among friends when he arrived in tokyo met by japanese prime minister shinzo abhay my palm pio briefed the u.s. ally playing down accusations he engaged a gangster like demands at the two talks in pyongyang and so if those requests were gangster like they're that the world is a gangster because there was a unanimous decision of the un security council about what needs to be achieved instead he described the meeting as productive making good progress he said north korea agreed to destroy test sites and the next round of talks to sit down for later this month. north korea reaffirmed its commitment to complete denuclearization we had detailed and subs in discussions about the next steps towards a fully verified and complete denuclearization. of north korea painted a very different picture describing the talks as regrettable and relations were entering a dangerous phase in a statement released by the foreign ministry it said the fastest

of the remains of americans who died in the korean war in the fifty's has also been discussed sarah clarke has more from seoul. well we've just been fed new lines in an update from the the u.s. delegation which is meeting at the north korean a high level working committee in pyongyang stated that there's been no softening on the progress or the position of the u.s. and they're seeking three basic goals this includes the complete denuclearization security assurances and the repatriation of the u.s. service members who were killed in the korean war between nine hundred fifty and nine hundred fifty three both sides have also stated that they seeking to clarify a number of certainly either side intentions at these are full day talks today has told a group of political reporters or poor porters who are traveling with this delegation that they've had a good set of conversations and they're looking forward to more good dialogue has also reiterated that trump is committed to a brighter future for north korea and yesterday a progress report which is also recently been released today the u.s. state

in japan and he said there had been progress on setting up a timeline for deep nuclearization sarah clarke is in seoul for us this sara is there a deal or not. well silly as you said the last word we had from the u.s. delegation on departure from pyongyang and just before their arrival in tokyo they released a statement basically saying that progress is being made on central issues now as well as essentials issues i suppose it remain on some key central issues progress still had to be or more work had to be done on those other areas but the key word was progress and now a couple of hours later we're hearing a very different story from the north korean side as you mentioned and this is from the foreign ministry of expressed regret over the attitude of the u.s. negotiators on how to denuclearize the korean peninsula extend their extremely disappointed by washington's posture and they're expecting a gesture in the spirit of constructive talks on normalizing issues based on the pledge and the discussions that they had last month in singapore on the singapore summit between kim jong un and dona

to pin down some of the details of when and how north korea would give up its nuclear weapons sarah clarke is in the south korean capital seoul for so sara what can we expect from these meetings in tokyo that. we're expecting a press conference in the next hour from the foreign ministers from south korea as well as japan of course his head held individual talks with these two countries the u.s. allies this morning as well as you mentioned he's met prime minister so we should seek clarification on what they discussed. will be updating them on the what went on the talks at the talks in pyongyang and as you mentioned i'll talk you through the turn of events it was quite extraordinary on departure yesterday we had mike compare leaving pyongyang and just on touchdown by the time he touched down in tokyo the other side north korea had released its side of events so saying it was constructive that it made progress on central issues but still had more work to be done on others the north korean foreign ministry however suggested a very a painted a very different picture as you mentioned they said t

tokyo after another round of talks in pyongyang where he was accused of behaving like a gangster sarah clarke reports. the u.s. secretary of state was among friends when he arrived in tokyo met by japanese prime minister shinzo about a mike palm pilot briefed the u.s. ally playing down accusations he engaged gangsta like to months at the talks in pyongyang so if those requests were gangster like there the world is a gangster because there was a unanimous decision at the un security council about what needs to be achieved instead he described the meeting as productive making good progress he said north korea agreed to destroy test sites and the next round of talks to sit down for later this month. north korea reaffirmed its commitment to complete denuclearization we had detailed and subs and discussions about the next steps towards a fully verified and complete denuclearization. but north korea painted a very different picture describing the talks as regrettable and relations were entering a dangerous phase in a statement released by the foreign ministry it said the fastest shortcut to denucle

his north korean counterparts let's bring sarah clarke in our correspondent who is in the south korean capital seoul following events for us while the three foreign ministers seem to be certainly on the same page when it comes to dealing with north korea the one thing that was very evident from mike pompei or that he wanted to emphasize that north korea and the talks were on track despite what is being said from pyongyang at the moment. yes that and that's exactly the message is getting across so this is the first time he's actually officially responded since north korean foreign ministry mystery put out there this statement last night he said north korea in the meetings in pyongyang of the last couple days he said north korea reaffirmed reaffirmed its commitment to dig nuclearization details on the next step to confirm that they would meet in july to discuss the repair of the u.s. service members he said they agreed to destroy the nuclear test sites and the obvious stablish these working level groups which will work day to day on moving forward on this denuclearization plan he did ack

reach an agreement on a timeframe as well as the next steps on the singapore summit all right sarah clarke verifying so much. now the u.s. federal court has ordered the trumpet ministration to produce a list of all children under five forcibly separated from their parents at the border with mexico the older also requires the government to explain how each of the migrant children will be reunited with their families by tuesday the separation sparked a fierce outcry and protests against donald trump zero tolerance immigration policy john hendren has more from washington d.c. the troubled ministration went to court in california to explain why it can't abide by an immigration court order the court had ordered that the administration had to reunite the parents of undocumented children who had been separated at the border with those children within thirty days but for children under five and there are about one hundred and one of those that had to reunite them by this coming tuesday administration was in court explaining it can't do that because you couldn't locate only about half or forty six

after another round of talks in pyongyang where he was accused of behaving like a gangster is sarah clarke. the u.s. secretary of state was among friends when he arrived in tokyo met by japanese prime minister shinzo abhay my pompei i briefed the u.s. ally playing down accusations he engaged gangsta like demands that the two like talks in pyongyang and so if those requests were gangster like there the world is a gangster because there was a unanimous decision of the un security council about what needs to be achieved instead he described the meeting as productive making good progress he said north korea agreed to destroy test sites and the mix round of talks the sit down for later this month. north korea reaffirmed its commitment to complete denuclearization we had detailed and subs in discussions about the next steps towards a fully verified and complete denuclearization. but north korea painted a very different picture describing the talks as regrettable and relations were entering a dangerous phase in a statement released by the foreign ministry it said the fastest shortcut to denuclear

was also discussed sarah clarke now from seoul. well we've just been fed new lines in an update from the the u.s. delegation which is meeting at the north korean a high level working committee in pyongyang stated that there's been no softening on the progress or the position of the u.s. and they're seeking three basic goals this includes the complete denuclearization security assurances and the repatriation of the u.s. service members who were killed in the korean war between nine hundred fifty and nine hundred fifty three both sides have also stated that they're seeking to clarify a number of certainly either side intentions at these are full day talks today has told a group of political reporters or poor porters who are traveling with this delegation that they've had a good set of conversations and they're looking forward to more good dialogue has also reiterated that trump is committed to a brighter future for north korea and yesterday a progress report which is also recently been released today the u.s. state department has cau

south korean foreign minister as for a timeframe on how to achieve that neither side is set a date sarah clarke al-jazeera sole. still ahead here on al-jazeera dozens are dead and many more missing in japan after torrential rain triggered flooding and landslides last. week. with rules and spills are running with the bulls the last people taking part while doing. hello there there's lots of sunshine across the southeast in parts of asia at the moment there's also some rather violent thunderstorms around as well they are particularly over parts of the philippines and not then trail down towards the southwest working its way across k.l. and singapore as well say this trading like still with us as we head through monday and we'll still see some shop showers here to the north of that will that will also be some wet weather across many parts including forth in thailand and a few of them on choose they will turn out to be rather heavy the bit further towards the south and they'll just be a good deal of cloud across the southern parts of borneo and as you head down towards java bali for most of us here

there the world is a gangster because there was a unanimous decision at the un security council sarah clarke now with more from the south korean capital so. also in the message we got out of that press conference this morning was that talks were on track or the tactics of the accusations that north korea had made against the u.s. in the waiting gauged the north korean delegation in the pyongyang talks he played that down he suggested that they had a good and open lengthy discussions with north korea about complete dinny theorize ation across a range of weapons and he stated if a broad it's a broad definition and the north korean officials understood that now and interesting quotes he said if those requests were gangster like the world is a gangster because there was a unanimous decision at the u.n. security council about what needs to be achieved so as mentioned the north korean other accusation suggested the talks were grettir ball and the relations were in danger. it was quick to to remind everyone turned to look for that one particular line in the transcript or the the foreign ministry me

commons contrast with mr pomp ayos who describes his two day visit in pyongyang as a very productive sarah clarke now has more from seoul. it seems that north korea is disappointed by the way the talks have gone and particular suggested that the that is appointed by the u.s. is insistence on focusing on the denuclearization plans over what they describe as the big picture issues are certainly a setback and a change of heart in a very different picture coming from the north korean sign it certainly does not like posturing and i doubt there will be a response tomorrow when michael peo as i said is in tokyo he's meeting the foreign minister of south korea and this time as a team of japan that they have in trilateral talks to discuss what was on the time all somali security services are now back in control of the interior ministry building after two bomb blasts and a gun battle a car bomb exploded outside the building in the heart of the capital mogadishu before gunman from inside eight people are reported to have been killed in the attack. more than one point six million people have been ordered to

investigation for a and for tax evasion that a judge on thursday ruled the charges were disputable sarah clarke has more from seoul. but around three hundred people here it's not a stuff it is stuff stewart's pots from two of south korea's biggest airlines held a protest here they moved a protest. targeting management at the different airlines probably the most high profile issue is the issue of the korean a stuff demanding the head of the chairman of the company stand down this is an investigation into tax evasion and embezzlement involving mr cho alas not a court gave him a reprieve and denied prosecutions request for an arrest warrant today pilots staff and stewards were back on the streets today it's not a protesting and demanding that he stand down now the second issue involving the other way along which is south korea's second biggest carrier this is yana airlines they're protesting and demanding management of fix a problem over catering this week around one hundred ten flights took off without their meal service and this is due to management changing that catering stuff it's not assigned

south korean foreign minister as for a timeframe on how to achieve that neither side is set a date sarah clarke al-jazeera sole. shops have been burned and looted in haiti's capital as anger rises over the government's attempt to raise fuel prices. riot police fired warning shots of protesters is strip supermarkets that have been left charred by two days of violent protests at least three people have died since demonstrations began against the government's plan to hike fuel prices by around forty percent haiti's police chief has ordered officers to crack down on what he called bandits who disturb the security of the country. president daniel ortega has rejected calls for an election demanded by opposition protesters follows three months of unrest in which two hundred twenty people have died in a rally of supporters in the capital managua a seventy two year old leader ruled out going to the polls the influential catholic hierarchy has called for the election schedule for twenty twenty one to be brought forward to march. out conditions inside venezuela's jails on atory asleep bad with serious ove

well sarah clarke joins us live from seoul is not just korean allies stauffer on happy thoughts about the protests there. but there are actually two protests different protests but both from a two of south korea's biggest airline carriers were planted they eventually. both are in support of each other's causes as you mentioned the bigger international issue is looking at the situation of korean air away staff first stewards and pilots have held a number of protests including tonight's demanding that mr choice the chair resign over an investigation into his role in tax evasion and embezzlement using the company his company for financial gain for his various business empire operations and now last night as you mentioned a court gave him a refer. denied a request by prosecution to have a arrest warrant and tonight the staff and stewards of pots were back on the streets and demanding he stand down this is also not just him but his family's bad behavior as they call it at the door you might remember the not bridge case where in two thousand and fourteen where a flight was forced to go back

round of talks in north korea show yang who's accused of making in its words gangster like demand sarah clarke reports now from south korea's capital. the u.s. secretary of state was among friends when he arrived in tokyo met by japanese prime minister shinzo ave my palm pio brief the u.s. ally playing down accusations he engaged gangsta like demands of the to die talks in pyongyang and so if those requests were gangster like there that the world is a gangster because there was a unanimous decision of the un security council about what needs to be achieved instead he described the meeting as productive making good progress he said north korea agreed to destroy test sites and the next round of talks to sit down for later this month. north korea reaffirmed its commitment to complete denuclearization we had detailed and subs in discussions about the next steps towards a fully verified and complete denuclearization. of north korea painted a very different picture describing the talks as regrettable and relations were entering a dangerous phase in a statement released by the foreign ministry it sai

south korean foreign minister as for a timeframe on how to achieve that neither side is set a date sarah clarke al-jazeera seoul. tokyo state news agency says several people have died in a train crash near the greek border five carriages came off the rails close to the city you have called him around one hundred kilometers west of the train's destination istanbul the train was carrying about three hundred. turkey's government has fired more than eight hundred thousand people from state jobs saying they are a security risk or sent to a better one is due to be sworn in for another term as president on monday this time with hugely expanded powers the state workers include one thousand police officers and six thousand members of the armed forces as well as hundreds of teachers and academics one hundred and one hundred thirty thousand people have been fired from state jobs under turkey's state of emergency which was imposed after a failed coup attempt in two thousand and sixteen. more than seven hundred thousand ringette have fled minbar into neighboring bangladesh since a government crackdown began

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sarah storey, one of britain's most successful pa ralympians, is returning to racing. coming up on bbc news, england's most capped international retires from rugby. rochelle "rocky" clark packing our bags for a holiday in europe in the last summer before the uk leaves the european union. so just what impact is brexit likely to have on our love of european travel? around 18 million britons are heading to spain this summer, they've been joined by our reporter adam fleming who's in one of its most popular resorts, benidorm. hi, well, benidorm has already been feeling the effect of brexit ever since the uk voted to leave two yea rs since the uk voted to leave two years ago, because they fall in the value of the pound. british holiday—makers have been booking slightly shorter holidays and spending less extras like excursions. but what does the future hold? it's the last summer before brexit, which could change how we holiday. it's not been decided yet whether british tourists will need a visa or not. even if they don't, they could still be affected by the eu's new travel authorisation system coming in in 2020, where visitors from outside the eu have to register on a website

sarah storey is calling for a women's tour de france. britain's most decorated paralympian rode in the one day event but says she and others are ready for more. england's rochelle ‘rocky‘ clark see you later. thank you, chris. local council leaders have today published their own proposals on how to tackle the social care crisis after the government consistently delayed its consultation. the local government association says a desperate lack of funding has left care services at breaking point and they expect things to get worse, it says services could face a £3.5 billion funding gap by 2025. the organisation's green paper sets out possible options for plugging the funding gap, such as increasing income tax, national insurance and council tax, and means testing benefits such as the winter fuel allowance and tv licences. david simmonds, who is deputy chair of the local government association. alan long, who is the executive director of private service provider the mears group. and nadra ahmed obe, who is the chair of the national care association. thank you all forjoining us. david, what are your solutions? we need the national conversation going about this. when people talk ab