seoul is another street insadong. the seoul beverly hills toyne, sodong, this is the seoul arbat street of endless art salons of souvenir kiosks and antique shops. here you can visit exhibitions of traditional south korean paintings or graphics from morning to evening, or spend money on souvenirs. and in the end, having saturated with spiritual food, wash it down with freshly brewed green tea with a traditional korean dessert, you can buy one of the most popular desserts in seoul. it is called suem, which is translated into russian, which means the dragon's beard once had this dessert right. there are only the most emperors and members of his family, and now enjoy. maybe everyone is willing to ask 5.000 questions. this is about 150 rubles. delicious thanks, in the old days, the recipe for making a dragon's beard was kept in the strictest confidence. nowadays, merchants on insadong not only sell the royal dessert, but without hiding anything prepare it right in front of a curious public, yes, and hide it. in general, n

here is more from our correspondent in seoul. , ._ ., , in seoul. five drones came over the _ in seoul. yesterday, five drones came over the border _ in seoul. yesterday, five drones came over the border into - in seoul. yesterday, five dronesj came over the border into south korean airspace without permission, something that south korea said was a violation of their airspace. four flew to the west, one of them made it all the way down to the capitol just north of the capital, seoul, so this is clearly concerning because it had the potential to run seoul valence operations, it could potentially photograph areas of the capital, the south koreans want to keep secure. the south korean sent up keep secure. the south korean sent up a series of helicopters and jets to shoot the drones down but after hours of trying, they were not successful and lost sight of them. this caused concern to the public here. it was an embarrassment for the government which was not able to shoot these drones down on the way that it wanted to. tell shoot these drones down on the

it's hard for seoul.hey have a much more complex relationship to north korea, because the korean peninsula's divided. obvious to because north korea is a more immediate and direct threat to south korea. no one has a good answer for north korea. north korea exploits that. so, they exploit that sometimes to the use of strength, through provocations, which we saw in 2010 when they blew up a south korean corvette. and when they showed islands to the west of soul -- seoul. sometimes they engage in provocative military behavior, whether that be tests or actions. sometimes the use what researchers refer to as tyranny of the week in order to asymmetrically irritate or terrorize their adversaries. these are extremely difficult and sometimes asymmetric provocations and strategies that north korea engage in. i don't blame too much trump or obama before him, or bush. no one has had a good answer for how to deal with north korea. the north korean threat is growing. north korea seems to be on the threshold of convincin

in terms of numbers, after seoul, the city of south korea was named after the mountain that is currently behind me . it is called a pool, and the mountain in korean is itself, therefore, the city located on the southeastern tip of the korean peninsula is called busan of the 21st century - this is a typical asian metropolis, a city that the koreans themselves often call the sea capital of the country, it already follows from this that the main place in the city it is one of the five largest ports in the world. he is superior in cargo turnover. such harbors of the planet as hamburg rotterdam antwerp is associated with it. if not all, then certainly most of the history is reserved for europeans. this port was opened only at the end of the 19th century, but for a long time. before. it has been a regional center of trade since the 15th century, it has been actively trading with the japanese. well, during the years of wars with close neighbors, it was busan that became the landing site for samurai next to the port , the most economic and historical place in the city, the most delicious is loca

we have more from seoul, korea. ♪ >> u.s.w worded -- heralded the launch of a space arm in seoul, korea, following a similar sermon in hawaii three weeks earlier. it would be america's allies in the sky, tracking missile activity in north korea in the real time to detect, disrupt, and destroy. >> the u.s. military is faster and better connected and more informed, precise, and lethal, because of space. >> among the nearly 70 ballistic missiles north korea has testfired this year is the so-called monster missile. it puts the entire united states within reach and could have the capability of sending multiple nuclear warheads to multiple destinations. as north korea ramps up its military ambitions via development of intercontinental ballistic missiles, submarine-launched ballistic missiles were indeed nuclear testing in washington, seoul, korea, and tokyo are strengthening military cooperation, but experts in seoul, korea say the vision of u.s. space force korea is wider and aims to reach across the greater indo pacific region, a

find out alla varvara nevskaya 30 km from the demarcation line to seoul, unidentified flying objectsth korean airspace were recorded by the military in the morning, and later ordinary residents of the province of kyon gido could also watch the drones, presumably, north korean drones were flying. so low that you could even see them with the naked eye. this morning, the south korean military located unidentified targets and suspected korean drones in gyeonggidoi province and took action in response. these are clear provocations from north korea, violating the airspace of south korea, one of the drones flew to the northern part of the capital area, and the remaining four flew around the kandu area, the south korean military immediately reacted in self-defense to intercept and eliminate the drones , fighter attack helicopters and other means of aviation from the arsenal of the south korean air force however, they apparently failed to shoot down the drones; moreover, one of the attack aircraft also crashed. seoul and an hour after that , two civilian airports in the country immediately su

seoul and an hour after that , two civilian airports in the country immediately suspended their workat charge, apparently, the drones were not equipped and were used for the purpose of reconnaissance and testing the defense capability of the republic of kazakhstan against such types of weapons. it's more of an investigative mission plus uh kinda reconnaissance in combat and testing of abilities. eh, south korea should save such objects, because as a show of force, the northerners usually either launch rockets or, as they recently launched a satellite model, they tested the engine of an intercontinental balleristic missile. and this, in general, from the point of view of precisely demonstrating combat capabilities, is a much more serious thing, according to local media reports, the fly-by zone. drones of the island of konkhwado and kimpo are the places of concentration of the main forces of the south korean infantry. sources in the ministry of defense of the republic of kazakhstan suggest the drones were sent with a target. shooting objects to improve the accuracy of targeting north k

one of the drones made it all the way to seoul. cnn's paula hancocks is covering this live from the south korean capitol. paula, what more can you tell us about this and the concerns in south cokorea and this particul type of warfare coming from the north? >> reporter: bianca, what we heard in the cabinet meeting this tuesday from the president was he believed the military was not prepared, there was a lacking of readiness when it comes to dealing with this kind of threat. that's why he said that he wants to make sure that he speeds up the launch of this drone unit. he also managed to blame his predecessor for not having prepared against this threat. >> translator: i think our people have just witnessed how dangerous it is to have north korean policies solely relying on the north's goodwill and military agreements. >> reporter: it all started at 10:25 in the morning on monday. that's when the military started tracking these drones, five of them. they say that they tracked them for around five hours. now as you say, one of them did

paula hancock, cnn, seoul. >> thank you very, very much. >>> coming up, the u.s.y, west point, now prepares to stop honoring graduates who went out to become confederate officers during the civil war. >> plus, an update on the search for victims of the brutal winter storm in buffalo, in new york's erie county. the death toll has surpass had of the infamous 1977 blizzard tl there. we'll get an update from the erie county executive straight aheaead. mumucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any y type of cough, day or night. mumucinex dm. it's's comeback season. >>> nearly 160 years after the end of the civil war, the u.s. 3 military academy is finally starting to remove monuments, references and symbols honoring the confederacy and military leaders. let's get the latest details from oran. >> among these, general robert e. lee the commander of the confederate military and after the work of the naming commission that looked not only at the serviced a eacademy but military. here is a partial list of what they're working on. first, remove a po

seoul, a south korean fighter jet crashed. oh, and the holiday spirit. which of the russian cities decided to save on new year's decorations. this morning, the south korean military raised combat aircraft into the sky. after five drones of the dprk penetrated the airspace of the country, according to the realhub agency, one of the drones flew to seoul, at least one of them was able to return to the dprk for a whole day, the aircraft raised on alarm. he suffered one wreck in the province of canwuda 140 km. pilots from the capital were able to eject in other official details, but the south korean news agency writes that information drones are to blame for the catastrophe, the south korean military fired about 100 shells to shoot down the devices, all korean drones did not violate the borders of a neighboring state in the last 5 years, yes, and so on in 2017, the south korean military only discovered a crashed device. tensions in the region have risen sharply in recent years. pyongyang has conducted an unprecedented number of missile tests this year. they h

including over a century, the work of the airport in seoul was stopped until a special order from theitary canceled three dozen flights, according to the agency. un hub to shoot down drones. so and failed, one device returned to the dprk; the rest simply disappeared from seoul's radar ; pyongyang's actions were called a provocation. the last time the dprk launched drones into south korea was 5 years ago, private weapons are located in the west. an estimated three hundred drones. the west in the conflict in ukraine was remembered exclusively for provocations, such an opinion was expressed by the president of turkey at a meeting with youth. summing up the year, recep tayyip erdogan stressed that ankara acted as a mediator and discussed with moscow the issues of operating the black sea corridor. in particular the republic responded to the initiative of russia, transfers grain to african countries for free and offered its capacity for preliminary processing, raw materials into flour , turkish leaders noted that the situation with the supply of russian fertilizers is now tense, but in the

jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul.n ongoing investigation into match—fixing. earlier, i asked snooker commentator elliott west how he felt about the latest suspension. the biggest shock was yan bingtao. obviously he is a top 16 player and we don't know what has happened, regarding this individual case, but it's worrying. if you look at the history of snooker, there has been a number of players over the years that have been involved in match fixing. some of them have got fines, some of them have been suspended from them have been suspended from the game, and obviously this is bad for snooker, and we don't want anything like this, and we want anything like this, and we want it cleared up as soon as possible. want it cleared up as soon as possible-— possible. china is a massive market for— possible. china is a massive market for the _ possible. china is a massive market for the game - possible. china is a massive market for the game of - possible. china is a massive - market for the game of snooker. a lot of revenue spons

front of the rum-hub agency, several drones from the dprk crossed the southern border in response to seoulsed attack helicopters to intercept the aircraft, but the k -1 fighter. while trying to stop the drones. crashed one of the consequences of the incidents, which have already felt the cessation of work of thousands of people in south korean airports. one of the largest air hubs in the world is incheon, the capital of the republic, which are close to the idea of ​​a militarized zone. yes, by special order of the military, they closed the sky for takeoff and landing of civilian flights. the west in the conflict in ukraine was remembered exclusively for provocations, such an opinion was expressed by the president of turkey at a meeting with youth. summing up the year, recep tait erdogan stressed ankara acted as an intermediary and discussed with moscow the issues of exploitation of the black sea corridor. in particular, the republic responded to russia's initiative to transfer grain to african countries for free and offered its facilities for the preliminary processing of raw materials int

jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul.s after the election supervisor stopped publishing results for four hours. as votes began to be tallied on wednesday, siti—veni rabuka held an early lead. but when republishing started again four hours later his rival frank bain—eem—ah—rama was in the lead. the elections office said they had to review the entire mechanism that were pushing out results. yan bingtao has become the latest chinese player to be suspended from the world snooker tour as part of an on going investigation into match fixing. he's the highest profile player to become embroiled in the investigation and his suspension comes just days five other chinese players were also suspended. earlier i spoke to snooker commentator elliott west about this latest suspension. i think the biggest shock, obviously a top 16 player and we don't know what has happened regarding this individual case, but it is worrying. if you look at the history of snooker, there is a number of players over the years that have been involved in match f

let's go to seoul now and speak to our correspondentjean mackenzie. good morning.derstand a drone got close to the capital? this happened esterda , close to the capital? this happened yesterday. five _ close to the capital? this happened yesterday, five drones _ close to the capital? this happened yesterday, five drones from - close to the capital? this happened yesterday, five drones from north i yesterday, five drones from north korea came over the border into south korean airspace without permission, something that south korea said was a violation of their airspace. fourflew to korea said was a violation of their airspace. four flew to the west, crucially, one of they managed to make it all the way down to the capital, just north of the capital, seoul. this is clearly concerning, it had the potential to run surveillance operations, could potentially be photographing areas of the capital that the south koreans want to keep secure. the south korean set up a series of helicopters and jets to try and shoot them down, after hours of trying to do so, they were not suc

jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul.eorologist who says it is a little larger than your average winter storm. keep up—to—date with all the news there and the places in america it is affecting both transport and people �*s ability to move around safely. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @marklobel and from me and the rest of the team, thank you for your time. hello. this long spell of cold weather is not ending just yet. for the time being, we are still stuck in the deep freeze, this cold air that has been brought down from the north. but there are signs of a change in the outlook, through the weekend, and into the start of next week. a south—westerly wind starts to develop and that will bring something significantly milder. in fact, by monday, the southwest of england could see highs of 16 degrees. with that there will be some wind and rain at times. but in the short term, we stick with the cold and frosty feel to the weather. some icy stretches to start thursday morning, and a day of sunshine and wintry showers awaits.

jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul. the ellen show, has died by suicide at a0. amid an outpouring of tributes, the tv star's wife said he was "the backbone of our family, the best husband and father, and an inspiration to his fans". tom brada reports. asa main as a main stain on the wildly successful ellen show, stephen boss met with countless celebrities and extraordinary figures. after hearing of his death now they choose to remember his extraordinary qualities. ellen the generous tweeted that she was heartbroken describing him as pure light and love. her grief was echoed by michelle obama who posted this photo and a message calling stephen an incredible force, someone who radiated life and positivity. after appearing as a dancer in movies like bleeds of glory and hairspray, boss found fame as a runner—up on so you think you can dance into thousand and eight. he went on to become an integral part of ellen the generous's us talk show from 2014 until it finished earlier this year. before the show came to an end the gene

here's more from our correspondent jean mckenzie in seoul. this happened yesterday. into south korean airspace without permission, so something that south korea said was a violation of their airspace. now four of the drones flew off to the west, but, crucially, one of the drones managed to make it all the way down to the capital, just north of the capital, seoul. so this clearly the most concerning drone because it had the potential to kind of run surveillance operations. it could have potentially been photographing areas of the capital that the south koreans want to keep secure. so the south koreans sent up a series of helicopters and jets to try and shoot these drones down, bt after hours of trying to do so, they were unsuccessful and they lost sight of the drones. so clearly this caused a lot of concern to the public here and it was an embarrassment for the government, which wasn't able to kind of shoot these drones down in the ways that it wanted to. so tell us more about what the president, the south korean president has been saying, in terms of dealing with any

violated their airspace with one making it all the way to the northern edge of the capital city of seoul. it was the first time in five years that a north korean drone crossed over the border. the last time that happened was in 2017 when a drone crashed in the south on a spy mission. >>> well, to ukraine, where a ukrainian drone attacked an air base hundreds of miles inside russia, killing three russian personnel on the ground after it was shot down. now, just days before on christmas eve, russia launched a deadly assault on civilians. cbs's ian lee reports tonight from kyiv. >> reporter: a security camera appears to capture the final moments of a ukrainian drone deep inside russian territory. the russians claim to have shot it down with the falling debris killing three soldiers. the target appears to be engels air base, more than 300 miles from the border with ukraine and home to russia's long-range strategic bombers. it's the second time this month the base was targeted. state tv reacted to the attack with a warning. she says "russia will seek revenge by launching more strikes against

it is less than 20 km from seoul, practically its northern outskirts. bow down.provocation by north korea in violation of our airspace, the military responded in a way that did not cause damage. to intercept the drones, the citizens raised fighter jets and attack helicopters into the sky and, just in case, suspending the work of neighboring airports, kimko and incheon opened warning fire, but as the orion hub news agency reported, not one of the 100 shots fired at south korean military targets reached one drone calmly returned in the dprk, the remaining four disappeared from the radar, and those the wreckage, which at first appeared on television as a downed north korean drone , turned out to be its own south korean attack aircraft k1, sent to intercept the cause of the crash, the force put the blame on pyongyang sugar at the beginning of the year, north korea launched 41 missile launches, increasing the level of provocation against the republic of korea and that’s all time is trying to increase the tension, especially with its ballistic missiles. this is their g

a memorial service in seoul for the 150 people who were crushed to death. paula hancocks is standing by near the site of the memorial service and she joins us live. paula, a sad and poignant day for families of loved ones. they've been visiting the site. take us through the scene right now. what are they seeing and what are they telling you? >> reporter: well, kim, what we're hearing and seeing at the moment is the names of all those that were lost in that crowd crush being read out to the families and the friends that are congregated here. there are also some of the first responders who were first on the scene desperately trying to save lives that are coming here to pay their respects and they want to show their support for those left after 158 lost their lives in that halloween crush. in the alli close to the stage behind me is filled with notes, messages. there's a make shift memorial that started a month and a half ago the day after the tragedy. that is still going at the subway exit as well. everybody wanting to show support for those affected by this

first of all, tokyo and seoul are preparing for war following japan, which last week announced with ah korea has announced plans to expand the scale of joint us exercises but signal to our regional partners that the us is a reliable ally, and a potential aggressor. our military exercises demonstrate that if necessary. we will be able to answer officially all the radiation in the us region is explained by an attempt to contain north korea, although in reality it is. they have always provoked. it was the joint military activity of washington, seoul and tokyo that pyongyang used as an excuse for new tests. and now in response maneuvers. he launched the sea of ​​japan, two ballistic missiles at once, and the united states understands this is only the beginning, but continues to push the nuclear forces of the dprk to act ever more decisively. i think what we have seen this year is quite disturbing, more than 50 north korean missile launches of various ranges. this is clear preparation for the seventh nuclear test. what are north korean ballistic missiles capable of. pyongyang promises to s

one made it close to seoul. four went to the west coast of the peninsula.n't appear any were shot down. they caused a lot of disruption. the main international airport not far from the dnc was shut for a period. the drones were for reconnaissance purposes. south korea sent up its own surveillance flights. it was back in 2017 the last time. drones have been downed in the past. they have 300 ahead of its arsenal. two more missiles were launched. 92 tests in the past year. a record for north korea. missiles inclued icbm and rockets. he is suspected to talk about the growing military capability. another nuclear test is expected by analysts. chairman kim is trying to get back in the headlines in 2023 and that could have some very provocative results. back to you. >> julie: all right, greg palkot, thank you. >> we do not have any other choices but to protect our sit stens. however, we are prepared to negotiate some acceptable outcomes with all the participants of this process. it is their business, not us who refuse talks, it's them. >> alicia: vladimir putin cla

they flew to seoul and passed through the entire airspace of the capital in the areas over which they temporarily suspend air traffic. military aircraft, pilots crashed, ejected. the head of the russian military department, sergei shoigu, joined the wish tree charity event. he took one of the children's postcards. this time, darya from izhevsk was lucky; her message ended up on the christmas tree at the national defense control center. daria, 13 years old, of the udmurt republic, dreams of getting a real protective helmet. pilots to watch the parade on may 9 on the red square podium, then we are waiting for everything to be done on may 9 on red square. the pilot's protective helmet will be presented by the girls during the new year holidays. well, someone's dreams have already been fulfilled, someone has been on board a military helicopter, someone has launched a museum of troops, let me remind you that the air defense action is all-russian this year. it takes place for the fifth time participating, including children from the new regions. and a great gift for fans of figure skating,

pursuit of violators, a light single-engine attack aircraft crashed, the pilots safely ejected, official seoul that one of the drones as a result returned to the territory of the dprk and the rest simply disappeared from the radar . as a response measures the ministry of defense of south korea sent its unmanned vehicles across the border to military installations in the territory of a neighbor, the number of victims of the strongest snowstorm in the united states rose to 55, national media report today 12 states the main cause of accidents is called extreme cold in many regions, air temperatures approached record lows and blizzards caused more than a million homes and businesses were left without electricity. interstate vehicular traffic has been disrupted across the country, with about 2,000 flights cancelled. at the same time, meteorologists give a disappointing snowfall forecast. and cold will keep america in his captivity until the end of the week. today in moscow there was a kremlin christmas tree for the families of the participants in the special operation, more than 5,000 people of the

two main airports in and around seoul has takeoffs postponed for an hour.k tate dictated by military as this was going on. also, one of those south korean jets that was scrambled to d to with this did crash, we once from the defense ministry there were no casualties in that accident. this is not unprecedented, but it is unusual. the last time it happened was 2017, at that point, the ministry said they found a crushed drone in airspace. and building intelligence on a u.s. air missile in the country. similarly in 2014, there was a crashed drone found as well. now, they were fairly crude drones with, effectively, a camera strapped on to them. we don't know if the technology has improved. we haven't heard from the ministry of defense at this point. exactly what these drones look like. but it comes at the end of an historic year for north korea. never in their history have they fired so many and tensions high. >> our thanks to paula. >>> the death toll is climbing in the western states. from the storm. but first, check out this video from outside of austin, texa

one of the five drones flew very close to the capital, to the northern parts of seoul. the other four were detected on the east coast. the south koreans fired something like 100 shots at the drones, but they weren't able to bring them down. they lost track of them. the south koreans even crashed one of their own aircraft in an attempt to bring down those drones. their pilots are said to be safe after that crash. and this morning the south koreans also launched their own reconnaissance missions of drones into north korea saying that it was a corresponding mission, which seems to suggest that the north korean drones were also on a surveillance mission in the south. kristen, this is the first time they have launched drones into south korea since 2017 and the south koreans say that this was a very provocative act in their airspace. >> just incredibly discon terting and to put this into a broader context, tensions have already been rising in the region. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: that's right. the north koreans have launched over 90 missile attacks into or

back in october many remember the rock climber -- he was competing in seoul, korea, without her he jobsportswomen are mandated by the regime to keep their scarves on while competing overseas, one representing the country. of course this is a significant moment of defiance by the sportswomen, but what is the concern now is what response you will receive back in iran, of course -- competing in kazakhstan, we have seen sports people in the past facing pressure and oppression by the regime, some of been speaking under duress, when denying taking the stance of solidarity with the protest, -- saw her family home being demolished weeks after competing in seoul, there is a significant concern over how she will be met by the regime upon her return to iran, but of course this comes amid an ongoing protest and nearly in the fourth month, and of course we see reports of max as executions of detainees facing the death sentence picks a brave move from this woman, thank you so much. >>> the doctor brazilian football legend pelc showed a photo on instagram of her family at the sao paulo hospital where

cnn's paula hancocks is live in seoul, she joins us now with details.ning about this? >> well, rosemary, that is really the latest development. the fact that the south korean president -- has commented on this now. we did not hear from him on monday when the jones come across into south korean airspace, but what he said is he believes this has shown that the military does not have a readiness for this kind of incident. as you say, he is trying to speed up this unit, specifically for the drones, and he also blamed the previous administration for the fact that this unit was not up and ready before. >> i think our people have just witnessed how dangerous it is to have north korean policies solely relying on the north goodwill and military agreements. >> so this has been called a provocation by the south korean side, what exactly happened as on monday morning by 10:25 in the morning the military started tracking these drones. now according to the military tracking lasted about five hours. so there were five jones that crossed into south korean airspace, one

paula hancock joins us from seoul this morning, south korea.erstand is issuing a new response, is that right? >> reporter: that's right. we've had a couple of comments from chinese officials today and they are hitting back at the restrictions we see popping up around the world saying they are transparent with data, the nation health commission saying they're truthful, open, and transparent. the top epidemiologist in beijing saying there is no secrecy, pointing out they have been doing tracing and sequencing and they see they have nine strains of omicron, the same as is swirling around the world at this point and say they're sharing this information with the world health organization. it's not something that many countries, including the united states, necessarily adhere to, though, that necessarily believe there is enough transparency in the data coming out. we did hear from the global virus database that they have seen more tracing uploaded by china and as of now what is swirling around in china appears to be, from the information they have, t

south korea's air force and army conducted a drill near seoul based on the scenario of drones infiltratingts airspace. the joint chiefs of staff says about 20 aircraft were mobilized and they practiced detecting, identifying, tracing, and intercepting drones. photos released by the military show soldiers reviewing the process of shooting down drones with automatic cannons and surface-to-air missiles. the military is facing criticism after five drones from the north crossed the military demarcation line on monday. south korean military helicopters and other aircraft fired more than 100 rounds but failed to shoot down the drones. >> translator: many people were worried and concerned. north korea needs to learn that provocations are always met by harsh consequences. >> president yoon says the only means to deter provocations is punishment and retaliation against acts violating south korea's freedom. >>> the u.s. military says one of its planes had to take evasive action to avoid hitting a chinese military fighter jet that intercepted it. the close call occurred over the south china sea last w

system, because he fired 100 shells and shot down almost nothing, and so that these drones fly to seoul, which are really not far from the border north korea but nonetheless. this is clearly a clear puncture, but the situation is escalating. it 's escalating around taiwan it's escalating in korea it's escalating now in kosovo where the serfs are ordered within 24 hours. hmm, to dismantle their barricades that were built there, uh, built by the serbs, despite the fact that already since uh, for 7-8 years. that side has not fulfilled, in general, not a single condition that it was supposed to fulfill, that is, it is blazing in various directions. and of course, the united states is interested in destabilizing the situation along our periphery as much as possible, but we are most interested in the fact that our allied core our deeds are right and victory will be ours, we pass the word to the news, and the big game will return at 22:45. hello on channel one, evening news with you andrey kharev a meeting of friends in st. petersburg began an informal summit of leaders of the cis countries di

. >> thousands of south korean fans turned out to watch back home in seoul despite the temperature dropping to minus three degrees celsius. spare a thought for this poor supporter in particular who looked sad at seeing her team being beaten by brazil. i suppose there's always next time, assuming they can qualify for the world cup in 2026. brazil will face croatia in the quarterfinals after croatia won the first penalty shootout thanks to the heroics of their goalkeeper, putting an end to japan's magical run in his world cup. japan channeled the samurai spirit in the 43rd minute. croatia tied things up in the 55th minute. his first goal at this world cup. japan stretching themselves to save that one. beg game at one all after 90 minutes, going into the first overtime of the tournament. stopping three penalties and a shootout. the quarterfinals after winning 3-1 on penalties. next stop, they face brazil. joining me in the studio is a football analyst. our brazil beatable? >> i think it is difficult to stop brazil at this time. they came into the tournament with some scoring options and have s

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border into south ko tod ofs say fiotheir r space oit all theay northern edge of the capital city seoul. it was the first time in five years that a north korean drone crossed over the border. the last time that happened was in 2017 when a drone crashed in the south on a spy mission. well, to ukraine, where a ukrainian drone attacked an airbase hundreds of miles inside russia, killing three russian personnel on the ground after it was shot down. now, just days before, on christmas eve, russia launched a deadly assault on civilians. cbs' ian lee reports tonight from kyiv. >> reporter: a security camera appears to capture the final moments of a ukrainian drone deep inside russian territory. the russians claim to have shot it down with the falling debris killing three soldiers. the target appears to be engels airbase, more than 300 miles from the border with ukraine, and home to russia's long-range strategic bombers. it's the second time this month the base was targeted. state tv reacted to the attack with a warning. she says, "russia will seek revenge by launching more strikes against ukra

. >>> south korea is on high alert after north korean drones were flying near seoul.ary fired warning shots at them and launched jets and attack helicopters. although south korea was not able to shoot down any of the drones. the military called it a, quote, clear act of provocation, and later sent planes into north korea to take aerial photographs. civilian aircraft temporarily suspended flights. >>> take a look at the blue flames shoot into the air at this power substation. four were broken into in pierce county, washington, knocking out power to two hour. apparently warning were sent out about attacks to power sub stations in the pacific northwest. nothing was stolen during the break-ins and police are hesitant to indicate domestic terrorism because they don't have a suspect. many of the residents who lost power were also left confused about the attack. >> i don't know why anyone would want to do that to other people. a today when we're here to celebrate and have the down time, especially through the last couple years when thing have been really hard for everybody.

in seoul and tokyo. russia says it will ban oil sales to countries. the restriction on russian crude exports will begin on the first of february and last until at least july 2023. a separate ban on refined oil products such as gasoline and diesel will take effect on the date to be set by the government. southwest airlines canceled almost two thirds of its flights on tuesday. still hobbled by the massive winter storm that blanketed much of the u.s. in a deep freeze. southwest plans to operate one third of its schedule for the next several days. analysts estimate that the disruptions could shave up to 5% from the airlines fourth-quarter earnings. the u.s. supreme court has ordered pandemic era borders -- border restrictions to remain in effect. it grants a request by republican state officials who said lifting the rules would have a surge. justices voted 5-4 to block a lower court decision that would've invalidated the title 42 rule as of wednesday. u.s. federal prosecutors are investigating an alleged cybercrime that trained more than $370 million out

systems, because he fired 100 shells and shot down almost nothing and so that these drones fly to seoul clearly a clear puncture, but the situation is escalating. it is escalating around taiwan ; it is escalating in korea; it is escalating now and in kosovo. where the serbs are ordered to dismantle their barricades within 24 hours . that side has not fulfilled at all a single condition that it was supposed to fulfill, that is, it is blazing with the most diverse parties. and of course, the united states is interested in

in seoul and tokyo. russia says it will ban oil sales to countries.triction on russian crude exports will begin on the first of february and last until at least july 2023. a separate ban on refined oil products such as

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this will be the year of the seventieth anniversary of the establishment of allied relations between seoul the united states and south korea have already promised verbatim joint combined demonstrations of firepower to contain pyongyang, which means crossing north korean drones of the demarcation line, although it diverted attention from ndr missile launches for a while, it will also clearly be used by the united states to increase its military presence in the region alexander balitsky otsonov nikolai petrov lead. beijing bureau. in the regions of the far east, which suffered from a powerful snow cyclone, they began to restore power supply. the first area where the light returned was the olginsky district, a rectangular height of snowdrifts. specialists reached a record three meters there, they rode an all-terrain vehicle for almost 20 hours. huskies evacuated seven people from a local hospital, but they have not yet been able to establish a road connection, so some houses are still brought by helicopter with everything they need. pores under snow cover. here is my leg. i'm just on the fenc

one of them reached the northern regions of seoul and then returned to the dprk four other devices haveadar, according to the ministry of defense south korea in response to the invasion filmed key north korean military installations, including with the help of unmanned reconnaissance assets in uniform, while trying to respond to the incident, a south korean attack aircraft crashed for security reasons, the authorities suspended the reception of civilian flights in two. the country's airports in the joint chiefs of staff command violation of the borders of the republic of south korea called obvious provocations comments from pyongyang have not yet followed. we present a deposit that combines all the advantages for you the highest rate of up to 9.5% per annum easy and fast registration in sberbank online and, of course, reliability have time to open a deposit the best interest rate sberbank is obviously profitable. is chekin comfortable? and i said, a new convenient service for booking hotels throughout russia . order at a savings banquet from a scooter and receive an order with a 15% dis

well, after that in seoul they even wanted to convene a meeting of the national security council, butn they changed their minds and in response launched several of their reconnaissance drones into the territory of the dprk. about a hundred injured, this is the result of the snow storm that captured japan, according to local meteorologists, abnormal snowfalls were recorded in the north and west of the land of the rising sun, and in yamaga prefecture and in the north on the largest island of honshu, on monday, that is , this morning, 169 cm of snow fell, the bad weather also caused problems with electricity supply in thousands of households in ukraine, in addition , huge problems are recorded on the country's highways due to the fact that the road services simply do not have time to clear them , but dozens of flights were canceled at local airports. today is sunday, but i will finish my favorite column with a burning fire today in novosibirsk, well, it’s far, you understand, far away, someone unsuccessfully and not in the place intended for this conquered warehouses where things could b

i asked our seoul correspondent jean mackenzie about the fan reaction to the news.m, urging him to be safe, to come back safely, and of course, they will be waiting for him. but when he posted that photo on sunday night, tens of thousands of fans got back to him to tell him how good their haircuts looked. and also to offer their own advice from the army, and my favourite was a fan who posted to say that he should bring lots of warm clothes with him how much he hated the cold. of course he's not the first pop star in south korea to do military service, but can you talk us through whether he and other members of the band, do they have a choice of doing this are not? they didn't really have a choice because, as you say, military service here in south korea is compulsory for all men, but are a few exceptions. they have been rumours for a few months that the government was considering giving them an exemption so that they could skip the service on the grounds, really, that they have done so much already to serve their country and perhaps their time could be better spent

flights at airports in seoul were briefly suspended, after it was reported that one of the drones hadtal. a russian air base hundreds of kilometres from ukraine has come under attack for the second time in less than a month. the russian defence ministry says the engels base in the southern saratov region — was targeted by ukrainian drones during the night. russia says it shot down the drones, but three of its servicemen were killed by falling debris.(biv)the base is host to long—range russian strategic bombers — the type of which have launched numerous missiles strikes on ukraine. from moscow, our russia editor, steve rosenberg, reports. caught on cctv... ..an explosion at a russian airbase. russia says it shot down a ukrainian drone, but that three russian soldiers were killed. engels airbase is deep inside russian territory, hundreds of miles from the ukrainian border. the base hosts long—range bombers which are believed to have launched missile attacks against ukraine. state tv reacted to the news with a familiar warning to kyiv. russia, she says, would exact revenge by carrying ou

if you're wondering what it meant to the fans watching back in seoul — just take a look at these picturescan't breathe! i almost faintedj during the play! it was amazing! i think with this type of performance, we can beat brazil in go all the way towards the finals and win the world cup! brazil remain favourites to win the tournament and had already qualified for the knockout stages. but they were surprisingly beaten by cameroon — the indomitable lions becoming the first african side to beat brazil at a world cup with this goal by vincent abou—bakar. but — that victory wasn't enough for cameroon — switzerland's 3—2 win over serbia means they went through — only finishing behind brazil on goal difference. as for cameroon — their fans were greatly outnumbered by brazilians at this fan zone in doha — but despite being eliminated from the competition, they leave the tournament happy. yes! i know my team. 2—1! 2—1! viva cameroon! well — he didn't predict the score — but he did foresee the win. so — here's the last 16 line—up in full. much more on our website. the actor will smith hit the headl

aerial photography of pyongyang's key military facilities today became seoul's response to the invasionirspace. in the morning, five dprk drones crossed the thirty-eighth parallel to intercept aircraft. but even 100 fired shells did not help, and light k1 fighters crashed and fell into the field. no one was hurt, the pilots managed to eject according to the local presses. drones. they flew over densely populated areas. including the capital of the republic often changed the trajectory and height. after that, one of them returned back to north korea. and four more disappeared from the radar. the incident disrupted the operation of airports and, until further notice, paused three dozen flights in total, which happened as another provocation from the neighbors. earlier , fragments of autonomous aircraft were found several times in the forest zone near the border of the two countries, while western estimates are now in service. drunk them around 300 the collective west has completely discredited itself as a partner in negotiations and in the implementation of political agreements, sergey la