live pictures here out of seini singapore. a quickening of some of kim jong-un security and cars are moving there. we know we are about six or seven minutes away now from the scheduled start time of this meeting between kim and the singapore prime minister lee shien look oong to happen in a few minutes. president trump is also supposed to meet with the prime minister but you see hee here -- this is an interesting picture. of course, we see the motorcade but to see the men, assuming security, running alongside it. >> yes. >> that is something we don't normally see, even in these motorcades which there is an exceptional amount of security involved. >> munisha reminded us of why sing is posterior is chosen. the north korean embassy has been downsized and there are few people there but singapore also abiding by the restrictions and sanctions placed on north korea and cutting visas for a lot of the north korean workers. a small population of north koreans in singapore now. let's bring her back in who is there just across from the s

kim singapore summit notebook trump can singapore summit water eight very nice. kids chomp. man. spain has stepped in to help a refugee rescue ship stranded in the mediterranean after being turned away from italy saying turn dock in spain the aquaria service is run by the charity s.o.s. medicare and its caring six hundred twenty nine people rescued from the sea off the coast of libya well the ship is currently at sea sixty five kilometers from italy and fifty kilometers from malta but with both of these countries refusing to accept the ship in may have to head for valencia that's one thousand five hundred kilometers to the west so he has more. my job to come down in the dead of night after kerry's rescued in the mediterranean six hundred twenty nine people picked up by the italian coast guard and transferred to the aquarius rescue ship run by the french charity s.o.s. me to tiffany the terror and the trauma all too evident global good will give up but yeah it was a moment of relief before more drama after the vessel was denied access to italian ports it was left

it is the air force base there in singapore. singapore at 7:30 p.m. local time on a sunday evening.ent after arriving, we're not quite sure exactly what will happen there, although hallie jackson on the ground, our chief white house correspondent saying that most likely there will be very little pomp and circumstance and that the president will quickly move to his hotel and then the meetings will ensue in the coming days. live pictures when air force one gets wheels down. we'll get you straight there and hallie jackson is on site to tell us what is happening. "the washington post" is reporting that kim jong-un did leave north korea on a soviet-era private jet that landed in singapore on an air china boeing 747. usually that is used by senior chinese government officials. the picture you see here is when he came down from the 747 and then being greeted by singapore's foreign minister and then moving away from the 747 of note is that this is the furthest kim jong-un has traveled since taking power in 2011. so a lot of firsts happening for this leader. a lot of firsts happening for the

i'll toss it back to hallie in singapore. great to be with you this hour, my friend. >> i wish we had more time to talk, chris jansing. it's been a busy evening here. busy morning where you are. much appreciated. >>> after the break, we'll take a closer look at the man you just saw walking the streets of singapore. kim jong-un. his early life. how it may have shaped him, and what little we know about his time in the western world. today, there are more sensors on our planet than people. we're putting ai into everything, and everything into the cloud. it's all so... smart. but how do you work with it? ask this farmer. he's using satellite data to help increase crop yields. that's smart for the food we eat. at this port, supply chains are becoming more transparent with blockchain. that's smart for millions of shipments. s lab, researchers are working with watson to help them find new treatments. that's smart for medicine. at this bank, the world's most encrypted mainframe is helping prevent cybercrime. that's smart for everyone

and countless hours in singapore singapore.tuff that you're seeing on the ground was orchestrated by him and his team team. so huge props. abby: give us a sense of what's going through the president's mind right now. he has of course left from the g g7 summit in canada, taking this 19-hour flight over to singapore a lot of time to think and he has said just a couple days ago. i don't want to go get lost in the attitude. i'll know in the first minute if it will be a good or bad meetin. >> it was out of it to get a debating prep session going opposite kellyanne conway used to joke let's have lunch with the president, sitting there with the president, doing debate prep? i don't want to do debate prep, i'm ready for the debate. but what's so interesting about the last 24 hours -- abby: there we have him, the president of the united states, donald trump about to walk down those stairs, stepping foot in singapore as we await this historic summit with the north korean dictator kim jong-un. anthony, talk to us about this moment. this i

really will allow singapore to bask in the limelight because singapore has spent according to the primeminister some fifteen million dollars half of it on security to ensure that everything here goes smoothly and of course one of the reasons why singapore was presumably chosen is that this is a place that can guarantee no protests no demonstrations the media is controlled by the government so this makes it in many ways the you know the perfect environment to host a summit just like this adrian all right avery many thanks indeed i was here as adrian brown there live in singapore you're watching live pictures there from inside the. where is that where where the meeting is being held that's the style hotel. so what live pictures from inside the hotel there where that meeting between the north korean leader and singapore's prime minister is about to get under way now to the g. seven summit in canada which ended in failure and recriminations after leaving early for singapore donald trump refused to support the g seven joint communique which vowed to cut trade barriers trump blamed his reject

laura bicker, bbc news, singapore.bert kelly from pusan national university of south korea. we do not know much besides rhetoric. the attention of the world is in singapore. it is hot already, 28 degrees. we are in singapore city overlooking the financial district and the marina bay, which attracts thousands of people from around the world. and their version of the london eye. and that's a concert hall there. i can tell you we know delegations from both kim jong—un and donald trump will be meeting separate from the two men who will meet at 9am on tuesday morning. once again, robert kelly. what do we know about today? we know that various people from various camps are having conversations. what is that about? putting down the ground work for tomorrow. they have been quiet about what will happen. there has been a rumour that donald trump would like a one—on—one with kim jong—un. rumour that donald trump would like a one—on—one with kimjong—un. they said we will see what happens. when i saw you tweet about that, you were

karen travers is live in singapore. give us an idea of what this summit will actually look like. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. for now, all we know about this summit is that president trump and kim jong un will be meeting one on one to start that meeting. as you say, it will take place 9:00 eastern time on monday night. after that, they'll let in their expanded staff for what would be their second meeting, a more, full meeting a larger conversation. but for now, the white house is not indicating if there will be anything else added. but there's certainly the possibility. this, for now, on the books is a very short schedule. just two meetings. not clear how long they're going to take. but the president said over the weekend he's going to know in the first minute if kim jong un is serious about giving up his weapons. he was asked how is he going to know. he said his touch, his feel, gut instincts. >> gut instinct is how the president's going on this. i know there's a half mermaid-half lion there. what's the

this is our zero live from doha live from singapore the pilot base in singapore air force one and the president of the united states donald trump arriving in singapore ahead of that historic summit in singapore with the leader of north korea kim jong un who arrived in singapore several hours ago al-jazeera is white house correspondent kimberly how good is the all matal mark just a few feet away from the president and the dignitaries from singapore missing him kimberly. that's right the u.s. president has just descended down that stairway behind me from air force one arriving relatively on time considering presidential schedules rarely do so as you point out there are foreign dignitaries that are present but actually on this soil it's not foreign at all in fact it's singaporean dignitaries the foreign minister we know is present greeting the u.s. president he came down the stairs and followed by the chief of staff john kelly we believe there is a full contingent of the trump administration in terms of the high level team here to help the u.s. president prepare for that singapore summit

i'm christian fraser in singapore. the world awaits the summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong—un about denuclearisation. president trump touched down in singapore on airforce one ahead of the summit on tuesday. mr kim is welcomed by the singapore prime minister — it's only his third trip abroad since becoming north korea's leader. as preparations gather pace here in singapore for the summit we'll bring you the latest. the other main headlines on bbc news: the g7 summit ends in disarray over trade tariffs — president trump lashes out at the canadian prime minister calling him dishonest and weak. i have made it very clear to the president that it is not something we relish doing but it is something that we absolutely will do. because canadians are polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around. companies are to be forced to justify the pay gap between their highest and lowest earners. very good evening. welcome to singapore, it is ten o'clock local time and we are on the eve of

heard about kim's tour of singapore what more can you tell us. you know my let me let me walk you through that little stroll that kim jong un and this sister took through the marina bay area here last night so it started right behind me where you see that structure that greenhouse there is the largest greenhouse in the world with the highest waterfall indoor waterfall in the world is the gardens by the bay now from here he walked over to the marina bay sands hotel and he went up all the way to that rooftop structure there where that looks like a giant surfboard and from there you have an amazing view over all of singapore and a clear day you can even look as far as the outlying islands of indonesia across the singapore straight up their hotel guests were even allowed to take photographs of kim's own something that was that was that was they were still stopped from doing. when he arrived on sunday so he wants to portray a different picture of himself and send that out to the world a different picture than that of that brutal dictator in a repressi

news of live from berlin power play in singapore the world waits for the landmark meeting between u.s. president donald trump and north korea's kim jong un already and now saying that he will leave the summit early because pullin area negotiations on denuclearization have bluetooth faster than expected meanwhile he has lunch with singapore's prime minister and kim jong un take a stroll to see the sights and. also coming up to spain comes to the rescue of migrants on a boat in limbo in the mediterranean italy's new right wing interior minister delivering on a campaign promise has blocked the boat from entering italian ports. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. the historic summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korea's leader kim jong un is about to get started in the latest twist in the drama filled lead up to tuesday's talks trump has said that he will be leaving singapore early because negotiations on getting rid of north korea's nuclear weapons have moved quote more quickly than expected the abrupt change in trump's schedule came shortly afte

i'm jeff glor reporting from singapore. good evening to you in the states.ay morning here in singapore and a new day in relations between the united states and north korea. president trump and kim jong un have arrived at the capella hotel on the island of sentosa for their historic summit, the main goal here, to rid the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons or at least start down that road. you are looking at a live picture of the

all eyes on singapore. the president high-stake summit can north korean dictator just hours away as reaction pours from around the world and here at home. >> here is my challenge, to every democrat and republican, you need to help the president where you cannot undercut him. heather: so are democrats standing in the way of diplomacy? we debate it when our live coverage continues from singapore up next. heather: back with fox news alert. president trump tweeting from singapore, thank you prime minister, president trump meeting with leader ahead of historic summit with kim jong un. back in washington, top republican senator has warning for rogue regime. military options are on the table. hi, lauren. >> hi, heather, hours remain until that meeting between president trump and kim jong un and u.s. teams here in singapore have had a very busy day. the u.s. ambassador to the philippines meeting with north korean delegation as president trump and key members of his administration attended a working lunch with singa

welcome to singapore.on the eve of something quite extraordinary here, an unprecedented summit between the leader of north korea and is sitting us president, the first time this has ever happened. we don't know much about the detail of this meeting, but it is going to go ahead in two daves' time, on tuesday morning. in the next hour and a half president trump is due to arrive here on the west side of the main island on singapore, so we will bring you that live, so tojoin us here, as it forced one lands here, live in singapore. the north korean leader arrive here courtesy of the chinese government, a chinese flight, telling you a bit about how deep the sanctions have been, that the leader can't even arrive here on his own plane. but they did bring in three planes from pyongyang, and one of them was the mercedes—benz he will use for his security while here in singapore. correspondent was watching the develop an commentators are hoping president trump's meeting with kimjong—un will be a great deal smoother th

very difficult situation here in singapore matt.thanks for keeping an eye on whether the ball will get rolling in singapore between trump. the singapore summit has overshadowed the conclusion of the g seven meeting in canada there was an unusually acrimonious and to that annual of events that brings together when years of seven leading industrialized democracies after two days of sense talks all seven did sign a final communique seemingly finding an agreement on the need for rules based trade but then president trump decided to withdraw his country's doors went with a tweet is the first time a g seven gathering has ended without a joint statement but despite the very visible signs of discord the u.s. president did proclaim the gathering a success i will say it was not contentious what were strong was the language that this cannot go on but the relationships are very good whether it be president mccrone or or with justin we have just a really good job i think the relationships were outstanding. right a bit more on the g. seven summit

martha raddatz with us in singapore as well. to think the president is going to be sitting down in the coming hours with kim jong-un and yet this war of words with some of our closest u.s. allies, larry kudlow seemed to indicate this harsh attack is because the summit is happening right after the g7. >> reporter: which is inexplicable. what trudeau was doing was basically defending his country, which you've heard donald trump do over and over and over again during the years. he's the one that started this with the tariffs. it was also donald trump who turned to name calling. what the connection with the summit is is unclear. >> seems the white house knows the world is watching everything right now. martha raddatz in singapore. we hope you'll stay with abc news for full coverage of this summit. i'll have more in the broadcast and of course the latest on "good morning america" first thing in the morning and we'll be live tomorrow night. i'll be joining george, martha, john and the entire team when president trump and kim jong-un m

he's been tweeting a lot from singapore. also, secretary of state mike pompeo has issued this statement. the president and the entire u.s. team is looking forward to tomorrow's summit. we have had sent meetings today to include in this the north koreans. we are prepared remaining clear and unchanged. kristina: press conference set to begin at 530 this morning. in the meantime, let's go to deirdre bolton life in singapore right now. reporter: i still am. it is blustery, but the summit is what some are calling the summit of the century. both president trump of the north korean leader, kim jong un are here and interestingly enough, their hotels are about half a mile from each other. they won't see each other until tomorrow morning. the idea is for them both to strike the summit with no aid, translators only. that will be just the beginning. we heard president trump sage we will get a sense of the tone of the meeting pretty quickly. i should mention to you as well, i don't know if you saw this video, but president trump stopped

jon sopel is in singapore. after jon sopel is in singapore. after the jon sopel is in singapore. afters jon sopel is in singapore. after the comments fron president jon after the comments from president trump's advisers over canada, a long time ally of the united states, how serious is all this for the g7, do you think? very. on friday night when i was in quebec isaidi on friday night when i was in quebec i said i thought it would be unlikely there would be a communique, i landed in hong kong and saw the breaking news there had been a communique agreed, only before i took off from hong kong to find that donald trump rescinded it. this is highly unusual behaviour and it seems it was nothing to do with justin trudeau trying to rewrite the communique it was all to do with him taking exception tojustin trudeau saying i won't be pushed round and the trump team thought that was dishonourable and that is why he called him a weak figure an dishonest. it is deeply damaging to the g7 as well. you raised the question how in the headlines how does trump treat foes and friends alike? seems rather e

to singapore's ministerfor home affairs summit, and i spoke to singapore's minister for home affairsng this summit. we're talking about the president of the united states, chairman kim of north korea. probably the highest security then people will face. coming here, the logistics of it, they are staying in two different places, meeting in a third—place. the us, meeting the security challenges and requirements, in two weeks, it normally takes months to prepare for this. we have mobilised thousands of security personnel. more than 5000 security personnel from home team and we've also got the army helping. we are quietly confident. lots of people are saying that if any country can pull this together, if any city can pull this together, if any city can pull this together, in such a short span of time it would be singapore and i'm told you have already had to turn away some potential suspects. how safe are we likely to be over the next few days? my people are quietly confident but in this business, you never say never. it's notjust people attacking the meetings or meeting the individuals

singapore is saying they are spending 20 million singapore dollars to host this.alf of that is coming in the form of security. talk more about the security side of things. stephen: so far this morning, there was not a lot of visible security but there will be a lot of courts tomorrow. a lot of roadblocks have been set up along the shangri-la hotel where donald trump and his entourage are staying, as well as at the saint regis hotel. big barricades and policed checkpoints where kim jong-un is. there is no schedule for him today. there have been no statements on his movements or news of rose block -- roadblocks today. perhaps he is just staying in, preparing for tomorrow. ramy: why so secretive so far on the two men, when we are so close to the meeting? stephen: they want to keep some flexibility. they showed up more than one day in advance. there are last-minute preparations to go. there will be negotiations between the north korean sub teens and the u.s. team. there is still jockeying going on. main event will be after 9:00 tomorrow morning. we do not know what wi

christian fraser is in singapore.he evil something quite unprecedented here in singapore, sitting us president about to meet kim jong—un. that meeting will not ta ke kim jong—un. that meeting will not take place until tuesday morning. president trump arrived a short time ago, touching down at the airbase on the eastern side of the island. you can see him coming out of the plane, and quite an entourage has come with him as well for what is a very important summit so his national security adviserjohn bolton is with him, so too mike pompeo who has been so him, so too mike pompeo who has been so instrumental to these negotiations over the last two months. also quite a big score because there is huge interest in singapore in what is going on over the next few days, some 3000 people have been accredited by the singapore authorities. security is at its tightest, over 5000 security personnel at a cost of $20 million to the singapore authorities. head of president trump, kim jong—un touched down in mid—afternoon. he's already

the center of singapore outside the st. regis.the motorcycles, the police motorbikes lining up before 6:00 p.m. local. it took them about three hours before they were ready to leave. now, i can tell you something that is unfolding around me right now, which is we're seeing more police suddenly on the street. it was otherwise empty. now what that normally means is a precursor to someone very important, possibly arriving at the hotel. we're going to keep eyes on that for you. what we normally do is see a bit of an intensification, police officers normally come over and warn us to stay off the road and we'll begin to see motorcycles with their flashing lights appear as they clear the road for security reasons and safety before any motorcade can come in. this is the kind of movement we have seen over the past couple of days, but that is a movement we saw what is roughly an hour and a half ago and right before we got all of those pictures of kim jong-un meeting with the foreign minister, vivian balakrishnan, walking by the gardens by t

laura bicker, bbc news, singapore. our correspondent, barbara plett usher, is in singapore.is from south korea now. both leaders are here. president trump arrived last night. he has had a night to rest and recover. from his tweets this morning, it seems he is preoccupied with other things. he has been tweeting about the contentious meeting he left behind, the g7 summit, where he refused to sign the communique due to his anger with the canadian prime minister talking about retaliation for donald trump's tariffs. he also said there is excitement in the air. i think donald trump is excited. you can tell when he has talked about the summit in the past two days, he likes a grand and historic gesture, he likes to do things other presidents have not done, and that could be appealing to him. he is more in his comfort zone here than at the g7 meeting, him and one other person, one—on—one, a battle of wills. he sounds confident. he says he will know straightaway if something is possible. i think he is getting prepared today and is looking forward to this meeting which will take place

this is deja vu dude live from berlin donald trump arrives in singapore the us president steps off air force one on what he calls a mission of peace he's there for tuesday's historic talks with north korean leader kim jong un who arrived in singapore earlier today. so coming up is this is the defining image of the g. seven sometimes german chancellor angela merkel chastising trump or maybe it's this photograph from the u.s. president cool and collected during photos capture an acrimonious split as leaders meet to canada. welcome to the program i met her meant u.s. president donald trump has arrived in singapore for tuesday's highly anticipated summit with north korean leader kim jong un trumps plane landed at a military base after traveling from the g. seven summit into beck jim arrived earlier today the summit will be the first time that a north korean leader has met with a sitting u.s. president it's expected that they'll discuss junks nuclear arsenal as well as potential efforts to formally end the korean war but the north korean leader almost never travels outside his home country

lester, long way from singapore. you were on the ground in south korea, that was in april last year. you were on the ground in north korea in january of this year. so, you know the environment. you've -- you've felt it yourself. talk about the importance of what is happening. and how this feels for the people there, the kind of response you got to what could potentially happen with the conversation at least that would move things forward between the two leaders? >> well, i'll tell you, watching president trump walk off air force one a moment ago, i was simply struck by how swiftly and dramatically things have turned. i've made four trips to the korean prince oveninsula over t 14 months. we sent near the dmz on a hair trigger, ready to fight, that's their slogan. we were going to do "nightly news" and word got that north korea was going to launch another missile. we've been in the command center, we got rare access where the missile launches are monitored. and decided whether they were a threat to north korea or anywh

everyone is looking at singapore, the spotlight here is on singapore.ts ican singapore. we've got some live shots i can talk about. that's the motorcade going to the asta na, that's the motorcade going to the astana, the official residence of the singaporean president, the motorcade from the us delegation, from president trump, they are heading there to meet with the singaporean prime minister, lee hsien loong. this is, of course, talks ahead of those historic talks that we've been talking about which ta ke that we've been talking about which take place starting 9am local time tomorrow here in singapore. of course they have got a day to prepare for it and already we've been hearing various things, including from the likes of secretary of state mike pompeo, who tweeted a little earlier, saying that they will want permanent, verifiable, irreversible denuclearisation, and that is on the agenda, that is on the table in terms of talks tomorrow. of course, we are bringing you all those live events as they happen right here in singapore with myself, with a who

the singapore summit takes shape we look at a key player that isn't invited china and the search for survivors around guatemala as months away go becomes more difficult and less hopeful. the annual g. seven summit has ended with an escalating round between the u.s. and canada after leaving the meeting early withdrew his backing of a joint communique signed by the group's leaders he blamed it on what he calls weak and dishonest statements from the canadian prime minister john hendren has more from quebec city the g. seven summit in canada began in crisis in ended in conflict u.s. president donald trump came late left early and seated no ground is united states has been taken advantage of for decades and decades and we can't do that anymore i can gradually the leaders of other countries for so. crazily being able to make these trade deals that was so good for their country and so bad for the united states neither did the six other world leaders at the g. seven summit they were united in opposing trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum a move they say is likely to spark a trade war after

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north korea summit in singapore. more not -- more analysis on the summit from the white house for nader. on northyl kimball korea's nuclear capabilities. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy event in washington dc and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> good evening from washington where it is in :00 east coast time. tuesday morning in singapore. these are pictures of the island where the meeting will take place in singare. a historic meeting. only the third time that can on -- kim jong-un has traveled outside the country as the leader. president trump spent the day meeting with leaders in singapore. the white house issuing a statement on a beat out of a conversation that

let's cross live now to singapore and the bbc‘s sharanjit leyl it is all happening in singapore.t 24 hours and more. a person who has been with us throughout this is professor robert kelly. he is from pusan national university of south korea. you watched the handshake. i have been told there was a collective gasp. how did you feel? it is a big step. the us does not recognise north korea. we do not talk to them very much, except sometimes in back channels. we are worried about recognising them, especially after all of their human rights abuses. and now we have our flags next few days. that his recognition. they just met the president. —— next to theirs. is it a big pr stunt? for north korea, it is. wejust have theirs. is it a big pr stunt? for north korea, it is. we just have to make sure it is notjust that. we need to make sure that we can say they got the pictures but we got xyz. we do not know what that is. it is concerning we do not know what else besides denuclearisation they are talking about. thank you for being with us through the coverage. great to speak to you. we also h

back to singapore. —— back to singapore, thanks, lizzie.it. we think he is going to go to meet singapore's prime minister, actually. donald trump is not there for a few more hours. you will be arriving about later on, and the summit itself takes place on tuesday, the summit between mr trump and kimjong—un, tuesday, the summit between mr trump and kim jong—un, this tuesday, the summit between mr trump and kimjong—un, this extraordinary summit really, which seemed unthinkable not very long ago, but is going to happen on tuesday. these are some of the support vehicles of the motorcade of the north korean leader, including what looks like a fire engine, actually, amongst other vehicles, heading off with the north korean leader. perhaps that's an ambulance. anyway... heading off to see the singaporean prime minister, and we gather this is the furthest from north korea that kimjong—un has ever been. he has been to china, but he hasn't been to singapore or anywhere like that. so that's the hotel, where he and the rest of the north koreans are stay

and a sharp focus on singapore, with the media frenzy that's now engulfing singapore's city—state.bc world news, it is newsday. so, here we are, just a couple of hours away from the moment when, on a small island just a few hundred metres from here, the leaders of the united states are north korea will finally meet face to face. who could have predicted thatjust months after the two men were exchanging insults on twitter, the pair of them would be sitting down together for a one—on—one, with just the translators present. so what are the prospects for some sort of agreement? well, the us says talks are moving quickly, but there's a note of a caution from the secretary of state, mike pompeo. he says the united states has been fooled before, and president trump will accept nothing less than the complete, and irreversible denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. here's our north america editor, jon sopel. cheering was there ever a more vivid symbol of the dramatic change that seems to be in the singapore air? the reclusive leader of a one—time pariah state on a night—time walkabout in

>>> tonight, breaking news from singapore. theinal countdown as president trump and kim jong-un meet face-to-face. auclear summit unlike anything we've ever seen has arrived. the american president and the north korean dictator in the same room, and it's a long way from this -- >> rocket man should have been handled a long tim ago. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> will north korea agree to give up its nukes? and what will president trump promise in return? >>> also tonight, a dramatic hostage soff back home. a police officer shot, an armed man holding four small kids. >> we are urging him to release those children. >> our team is there. >>> a mystery solved. the air force captain with access to america's top secrets who vanished without a trace found 35 years later living a double life. >>> a massive explosion levels a home, blowing apart a neighborhood. investigators combing for clues. >>> and urgent new evacuations ordered as a major wildfire gets way too close to homes. >> announcer: thi

part of our team in singapore. many of whom you have seen on our singapore.tinuing coverage, doing a sterling job. white outs at the hotel where kim jong—un doing a sterling job. white outs at the hotel where kimjong—un is staying. you can see the picture, the scene where we are expecting president trump to give a press conference within the next coming minutes, he is expected to outline some of the details in the historic agreement. we saw that agreement signed and our or so ago but very few details emerging from what has been agreed between the two leaders. we are expecting president trump to give us a little bit more detail about what was signed. they have made promises, the two leaders, when they talk to the press in the signing ceremony, if you can call it that, kim jong—un said, this will change the world, that was his analysis of what they have agreed on today. president trump said, they got on surprisingly well. more than anyone could have predicted. so a very interesting turn of events, given what we have been discussing in the last five minutes or s

the government of singapore is picking up his hotel tab. kim telling the prime minister, "if the summit proves successful, the name of singapore will go down in history." president trump said he would know instantly if kim is serious about making a deal. >> i think within the first minute i'll know. >> how? >> just my touch, my feel. that's what i do. i think i'll know pretty quickly whether or not in my opinion something positive will happen. >> reporter: the two men spent most of last year trading insults, and ominous words of war. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. >> reporter: kim jong-un posing more and more of a dire threat. testing missiles capable of hitting the u.s., and a hydrogen bomb some ten times more powerful than the bomb dropped on hiroshima. what will happen? diplomats have been working day and night on a joint statement. in reality the answer depends on two men who relish their own unpredictability. >> there are only two people that can make decisions of this magnitude, and those two are

now our correspondent boston horrific is on the ground in singapore he joins us now. this meeting isn't going to happen until tuesday what happens between now and then. well we know that president trump is scheduled to meet the prime minister of singapore here tomorrow something that kim jong un has already done today that of course is part of the protocol here singapore being the host to this summit now other than that we don't really know what's on the schedule of both leaders until they meet here on tuesday morning that. the expectations are very high for these talks i'm sure a lot of preparations will go into them how likely is it that the two sides are going to reach a concrete agreement this week that's really hard to say president trump tried to downplay the expectations in the run up to this summit saying that he thought this was more or he thought of this more as a as a meet and greed sort of occasion an opportunity for himself and kim jong un to get to know each other and he also said that he would know president trump would know within the first minute of s

i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: the korea summit fortress — police reveal the scale of the shutdowns for tuesday's big event. the summit has in declared as a high security special event from june ten untiljune 1a. during this period the public can expect heightened security measures. the view from japan where fear of missile attacks from north korea has led to these air raid drills. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: two hundred missing and 75 dead — the death toll rises from the volcanic eruption in guatemala. and why are japanese tourists flocking to a small hotel in the english county of wiltshire? we find out. live from our studios in singapore and london. this is newsday. good morning. it's midnight in london, and 7am in singapore — where, with just five days to go before the historic trump—kim summit, the authorities have announced the sheer scale of their security operation. the so—called ‘enhanced security special event‘ will see large areas of singapore sealed off — notjust o

init is 6:30 singapore.here at the lion city with a little over 24 hours to go before the historic summit between president trump and kim. both men arrived sunday. we saw some fanfare. now. called -- calm much at stake in the next 48 hours. i am yvonne man. haidi: i am haidi lun. you are watching daybreak australia. let's get you to first word news with ramy inocencio in new york. ramy: good morning. president trump and kim jong-un are insight for -- are in singapore. they will be meeting at the secluded capello hotel on the island on tuesday. nuclear weapons are top of the agenda of course. president trump will insist the rth agree to dismantle its program while kim will demand the u.s. remove its own weapons from the region. the trump administration is stepping up its attack on canada, saying justin trudeau is heading to hell for crossing president trump. peter navarro said a nafta deal would have been agreed by now if canada had spent less time lobbying congress. trump left the g7 with a stream of tweets

in singapore. we're hours live with president trump going face to face with north korea's kim jong-un. it's an historic first-time meeting between the leaders of these two nations and expecting to hear from the secretary of state at any moment. we'll head there straight live on monday, june 11th, 2018 "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >>> and good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm contessa brewer. >> i'm mike santoli. brian sullivan is on assignment today. >> we're looking for a big historic moment this morning this is a live shot in singapore where, as we said, we're waiting for the secretary of state mike pompeo to come out and talk to reporters about what's on tap for this day an historic meeting between president trump and kim jong-un of north korea the first time that the leaders of these two nations will have met. a lot on the table it seems like at this time that the united states is somewhat downplaying expectations i think the president set the tone this morning and saying

from singapore to social media. comments as we mentioned pouring in about this most high profile handshake on the planet. carly shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7 serious xm 115 with what people are saying about this historic meeting, very interested to see what donald trump's detractors would say as this was happening and what his supporters would say. >> body language says a lot. on social media, laser focused on the summit and it started off with a historic handshake, folks describing that moment in no uncertain terms, maggie said i remember my heart beating so fast in my entire life, caleb saying it shouldn't matter where you stand politically, what is happening right no incredible. a lot of folks are focused on this picture from cbs news white house correspondent who tweets can't recall ever seeing an arrangement of us and north korean flags side-by-side like this and also get a reaction from inside the korean peninsula with the caption remarkable shot of moon looking at the handshake, line from the blue hous

i'm rico hizon in singapore. today i'm rico hizon in singapore.back with us soon, maybe by next week. comcast makes a $65 billion bid for the 21st century fox company, pending an earlier proposalfrom century fox company, pending an earlier proposal from the walt disney co. . the big question is, will there be a bidding war? —— upending. that's it for now. stay with us on bbc news. i'm rico hizon. see you again soon. hello once again. i know it's the second week in june hello once again. i know it's the second week injune but i have to start this particular show by reminding you we've got a named storm on our hands and there's an amber warning from the met office for gusts of wind on wednesday morning which could in extremist get up morning which could in extremist get up to around 60 or 70 mph. where's all that coming from? this great lump of cloud hurtling towards us and deepening all the while and as it does so, quite a vigorous area of low pressure for the time of year, it's got into the wrong place in the atmosphere and it has been deepening a

singapore's long been neutral. the foreign minister hear said inise here to serve tea and coffee, not to inject ourselves into negotiations. that said, singapore is not a meek nation, it is an economic powerhouse with the infrastructure and moxie to pull off a meeting like this one. e.s prime minister told the press today the summit is expected to cost them around $20 million. they have that money, they said it is the cost they are "willing to pay as our contribution to an international endeavor." elaine. >> quijano: "cbs evening news" anchor jeff glor in singapore, thank you. how did the u.s. and north korea come from what seemed to be the ko brink of war just months ago to u joint appearance on the world stage? ben tracy takes us through the twists and turns on the bumpy road to singapore. >> reporter: his endless string of missile launches earned kim jng-un one of president trump's umst memorable and derisive nicknames. >> rocketman is on a suicide mission for himself. >> reporter: north korea pulled p punches,

we have anderson in singapore. we have to get a break in. >>> ahead for us after years and years of antiu.s. propaganda what message is north korea's state run media sending today. the dow looks like it is set for a higher open. investors turn attention to the summit in singapore. stay with us. let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some card twirling twirling cards e*trade. the original place to invest online. there's a new place with daily laundry service. a place with a day spa. a place where seniors get the care they need in the comfort of home. home instead senior care. gary: i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. i

good morning from singapore. i am bret baier. we are live in singapore. it is 6:00 in the morning and we are three hours away from the first ever meeting between a u.s. president and a leader of north korea. moments ago, president trump tweeted: "meetings between staffs and representatives are going well and quickly. but in the end, that doesn't matter. we will all know sooether ornotf the past, can happen!" before the meeting has even begun, we have word that summit will be shorter than we thought with both principles leaving earlier than planned. the administration says things are moving more quickly than expected. exactly what direction they are moving it remains to be seen. we have a full hour of coverage and we will take you on a mini tour of siore to show you where the meetings are being held. we start off with chief white house correspondent john roberts and new details as the summit officially kicks off very soon. good morning, john. >> good morning. president trump had planned on staying in singapore through wednesday morning in case more meeting

that is the picture in singapore. back to the picture in singapore. back to the studio.ed in disarray, after president trump rebuked the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau. mr trudeau told reporters that canada would not be pushed around on trade tariffs, prompting mr trump to accuse him of being "dishonest and weak". the president then withdrew his endorsement of a joint communique on the importance of free trade. from quebec, our correspondent gary o'donoghue reports. scarcely 2a hours after the president arrived at a summit he had thought about skipping altogether, he was off, defiant in the face of a clutch of world leaders still furious with america's unilateral trade tariffs. the warning signs that something was wrong came early when the president showed up late for a leaders' breakfast on gender equality — one of the few areas where there had been hope of a meeting of minds. while officials worked towards a final agreement all the leaders could sign up to, the president was sticking to his position, blaming former us leaders for allowing the rest of the world

north korean leader has said that he's grateful for what singapore has done because singapore according to the prime minister here has spent something like fifteen million u.s. dollars half of it on security to ensure this summit takes place that's a big investment by the singaporeans and is a reminder of course they have very deep pockets here but the prime minister of singapore says it's a small price to pay in the interests of peace on the korean peninsula so this is the first photo opportunity the first time we've seen kim jong un of course in singapore these two countries do have diplomatic relations but this is. the first time that a north korean leader has ever been here before so another little piece of history but of course the real historic moment is coming on choose day on choose day morning here in singapore when kim jong un and president donald trump will sit down face to face these two enemies united states and north korea for the first time facing each other every many thanks adrian brown there live in singapore environmentalists in australia say they're appalled that tax