, united states and south korea. and this is something that north korea has complained about quite strongly. so there seems to be for sure a political message there as well. there are also fees, again, could conduct a nuclear weapons test for the 1st time since 2017. a say this could happen shortly after china's upcoming party congress on october 16. according to south korean, and us officials can tell us more about that. so drivers, i have seen those preparations complete on so they believe that basically it's entirely up to counseling clinical calculations on wayne and whether he wants to resume their tests. and most of the servers, i think it's unlikely that they would test particularly close to the chinese congress, given their close ties with baking. but south korea has said that they see perhaps likely window after that congress. i am the u. s. elections coming up in november and the latest missile test is seen as increasing the likelihood that north korea maybe preparing to go ahead and resume nuclear testing a

earlier today, south korea's l earlier today, south korea's interior— earlier today, south korea's interiorr said during a press conference that there were no additionat— press conference that there were no additional staffing of police ahead of the _ additional staffing of police ahead of the halloween celebrations because the government had not anticipated there to be more people than in _ anticipated there to be more people than in previous years. but there has been — than in previous years. but there has been criticism, because even in previous— has been criticism, because even in previous years, the crowds were quite _ previous years, the crowds were quite large. the police were instead allocated _ quite large. the police were instead allocated to an area pretty far away to look _ allocated to an area pretty far away to look over protest, and so they weren't— to look over protest, and so they weren't available immediately when this tragedy happened. and weren't available immediately when this tragedy happened.— weren't available immediately when this tragedy happened. and you said ou h

the 1st such launch in almost 5 years and the longest ever the united states and south korea condemned the test is dangerous and reckless. how worried should we be about north korea's next move and indonesia, navy is accused of demanding bribes from ships. it said would lead illegally anchored in its waters. we hear the audio from one captain held captive for half a year. ah . i bid was all and glad you could join us. south korean and american fighter jets have carried out precision bombing drills in response to north korea of firing a ballistic missile over japan. the launch prompt to tokyo to activate its miss all alert system and issue a rare warning for people to take shelter. it comes in a record year of weapons tests by pyongyang, which recently revised its laws to declare itself an irreversible nuclear power. ah morning siren sound out of the north of japan passengers on their morning commute, hatch and weight as trains were halted. while outside lance speaker, announcements warned people to take shelter i. it's the 1st time in 5 years that north korea is fired, a missile over j

south korea, japan on north korea day can be clearly seen just yet to have triggered this. what is so alarming about the timing? well, it's kind of come out of nowhere we've, we've had an all of a sudden in the last few weeks, 5 or 6 rounds of north korean missile testing. what we did see in august was us south korea, military jails, taking place for the 1st time. since trump's piece diplomacy of 2018. we. we anticipated reactions like this, then they didn't happen. well, we have seen in the last few days as vice president, kamala harris of the us visiting south korean japan, making anti north christ statements if you will. we've also seen the u. s. introducing as fast so called strategic assets to the korean peninsula. about 10 days ago the u. s. s. ronald reagan, an aircraft carrier, there's also been some other minor trilateral submarine anti submarine trainings. now, altogether, these may be why north korea has decided to do this because those 3 things basically comprised the most strident, political and military threat the norm has faced. since the trump era of foreign

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a terrible day in south korea but alex jansen, thank you for your time.d reports a man has killed himself after throwing petrol bombs at a new british immigration and border force centre in dover in kent. according to a photographer from the reuters news agency who witnessed the attack. we will bring you more information when we get it. but reports a man throwing petrol bombs attached to fireworks at a detention centre in the south of england. the uk government minister michael gove has defended the new prime minister's decision to reappoint suella braverman as home secretary — just days after she resigned the post over a data breach. michael gove spoke out after new email evidence seen by the bbc appeared to question ms braverman�*s account of the timing of events leading to that resignation. 0ur political correspondent tony bonsignore gave me this update. controversial for a number of reasons. one is about what happened and suella braverman using her private e—mail address to send out very confidential and market sensitive information. but also about th

it has been an early morning call for a military air and intelligence officials in south korea. the national security council met early, but they condemned this actions is also being condemned condemnation from the joint chiefs of staff and president you took your, the south korean president. a president has assured south korea saying that a, it is able to defend itself and condemning this action, but they're saying that to south korea has water tight readiness. south korea is also taken the unusual action of imposing sanctions, unilateral sanctions against organizations and individuals in north korea that are connected with north careers or weapons programs. now this is largely a symbolic, it doesn't have a much action, it a practice, but it does show you how relations have set a sour. this is the 1st time they've taken such an action in 5 years. and it comes as kim jong on seems committed to developing, continuing to develop his nuclear arsenal, declaring at the start of this week that they are determined to try to develop a smaller, tactical nuclear weapons, or at a rama bry l

and from june seagal, the south korea's president as also given an assurance to south korea that it is able to defend itself if it, if it had to. and saying that that there is a lot of water, tight readiness of south korea's military, but it does, it does follow with this incredible actor as a surgeon activity and miss our launch is from the north with north korea saying at the start of this week on monday that it is determined to develop small, a tactical nuclear weapons, and that all of this launching of missiles has been intended to prepare itself. if it had to, to launch a nuclear attack on the south, which is to say the least very alarming for south korea right now. all right, a rama bry life of the in the south korean capital. so rob, thank you. i time for short break here. now to 0, when we come back, spying on its own people, new accusations against mexico's o forces and we'd meet a member of the american football team. playing in the st. child woke up here and catch up more in that state. ah, anticipation is rising. and so is the atmosphere a you ready for the, with most of my

but when north korea tried this kind of provocation and south korea will stand firm with the u.s., and as you see, what has come from the previous government is korea is now also working with japan. government has its own problem, but yoon [indiscernible] laura: is there enough international cooperation on this? going back to the times of the six party talks on denuclearization, when there was a united front dealing with north korea, now it appears to be so fractured. how much coordination is there? what more is needed? alastair: i would just like to take up the point that was made about collaboration between japan and the republic of korea. i think that is important. and in terms of deterrence of north korea, clearly underlining what is often called the ironclad nature of the u.s. alliance with japan, with the republic, is important. looking at the wider international community that have been -- there is an obligation on every member state to implement the united nations security council sanctions. there has been much action by many member states. it is very obvious at the moment ther

we have recently had kamala harris in the region, without military draws from south korea, the us. from north korea's respective? yes, there are balanced provocations going on here. they objected to the restoration of south korea—us drills, we had navy exercises involving a nuclear powered carrier off the coast of north korea now. you have a new conservative government in south korea that is ending the sort of sunshine policy of the previous government. you have stronger rhetoric coming from japan. basically north korea is pushing back against all this. this is not its first missile test of the year, there have been a couple of dozen already. this is in the first test of this particular missile, hwasong—12, we think it is a missile that goes about 4000 kilometres, it's travel that far in this test. it's the first time they've done it in recent years over japan again. so they are making a statement, they don't need to test this missile again, they are using it to send a signal to its neighbours and the united states. but does this, in fact, has this year of missile launches taken no

south korea has enjoyed decades of conflict and war. as a result, national security has long been a priority in the peninsula while much of the population still supports conscription, a growing number of south koreans, a questioning the value of compulsory military service. among them is li young. soc in santa fe l. a. peace activist who refused to serve in the military. on moral grounds. lee has been campaigning against all form the violence for the last 20 years through his association world without war become dead as a day. or 2 often jojo pierre de la. they will bandon with those ot simone de la puente get co gelatin and your tail to your cell. tonya good old told ellen and uncle, good some day is all. i only got qu, georgia, if she stay metal. i see cigar. i uncle without her come. we'll get huddled, you bought up and then go settled almost all. where would he go? connecticut one. and gee, where would he's our twanging upon? don gilton did it on gun and she could on po until gimble sewage on the day. i get done and think everybody,

serious challenge for the entire international community. guidance has been similar condemnation from south korea. north korea fired a medium long range missile with a range of 4000 kilometers over japan. as i said on armed forces day on october, 1st, such reckless nuclear provocation will face a decisive response from our military and our allies and the international community. already facing the toughest sanctions and largely shunned by the international community. the north seems undeterred with north korean leader kim jong run declaring last month that he's country is now officially a nuclear armed power and testing. longer range missiles seems to send the message to the world. yeah, i think one way to read these pets pretty frequently is that there's sort of a demand for attention. north korea doesn't like being understood as a failed korea, where the weird korea are. so have a real one compared to south. this launch comes as the us and it's south korean and japanese allies wrap up navy drills led by the ronald reagan. the 1st exercise by an american aircraft carrier to korean waters in 5 ye

south korea is morning at least a 153 people killed in a crash in the capitol. so an investigation is underway into the cause of this. and pete and a night life hot spot where huge crowds had gathered for halloween celebrations. most of the victims were in their teens and twenties. don't forget, you can always get d w news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. up next is our technology show chef living in the digital age. we'll take a look at how 3 d scans, drones and artificial intelligence can be used to create digital backups of monuments threatened by climate change. a michael ok for me and the rest of the berlin news team. thanks so much for watching. more news in 45 minutes. i'm just kinda, i want, that's hard and in the end the some me, you are not a lot us to you and more we will send you back her. are you familiar with this smokey's reliance of the what's your story. ready ready

would not go to war to defend the south korea. so in june of 1950, armed with soviet equipment and aided by the chinese the north korea invaded south korea. as you can see from our map they stormed right across the board are for the south koreans were largely caught off guard and unprepared. the u.s. had military forces in japan under far eastern commander douglas macarthur. the problem was those troops and their units were badly under strain the troops were badly trained. in the equipment they had was carryovers from world war ii. wasn't that useful for them pretty quickly through over some forces. the saddest episodes with task force smith. i was a battalion commanded by a guy named charles smith a lieutenant colonel had extensive combat experience. smith occupied a position under soviet built tanks or white throat. one guy lieutenant ali connor fired a bazooka 22 rounds point blank and shoot soviet made tanks and they bounced off. needless to say that was disconcerting for the troops, the tanks pass-through and packets of them c

we have seen what that responses with the firing of these 4 missiles from south korea is east coast out into the sea that separates the korean peninsula from japan withholds that 2 a 5 by us forces 2 by south korean forces they are set to have been surface to surface missiles which hit that targets out at sea. there was also tuesday, a joint ad drill by us and south korean and forces the flying drills over on the other side of the korean peninsula in the yellow sea that separates the korean peninsula from china. apparently, a south korean f 15 fight to jet dropped to guided bombs on a bombing range out in an island in the yellow sea. at the 1st we knew about the launch of the missiles came from a residence in that gang of the city on the east coast, reporting on social media hearing these launches happen also reporting a large explosion and the fireball with images that being released on social media repairing to show this explosion within the confines of a military base and it does appear as though a missile exploit exploded on law and joel just after launch. the south cretan military

since 2017 south korea and the u. s. responded with a show of strength, firing force surface to surface missiles of the east coast and conducting air drills. us also ran at joint drills with japan, dad. this dangerous and reckless launch of a long range ballistic missile that move over to pan. and it posed an unacceptable threat to the japanese public. this action is a clear violation multiple resolutions adopted by the un security council. and again demonstrates the threat that the g p r a. i hold both as it relates to it's a law for one program, but also it's for financial program and the threat than it poses to its neighbors as well. like hannah has more on this from washington d. c. very strong reaction. those words, her dangerous and reckless, were echoed by all branches of the bite and administration. it was stated that the white house we heard it from the pentagon, and also there from the state department of the senior leaders of the administration. the secretary of defense, the national security adviser, all h

, seem to be locked in this, escalating tensions at the moment with south korea accusing north korea of violating this 2018 agreement by which the 2 sides agreed at that time. when redwood relations were far better than they are now not to carry outside these provocative style. military drills close to this heavily fortified at d, m. z. and according to south korea and the north koreans her have violated that her vote. so the military and intelligence officials were up very early in meetings. this are friday morning. we've heard from the national security council. they have condemned this action also from the joint chiefs of staff and from noon cit. girl, the south korea's president as also given an assurance to south korea that it is able to defend itself if it, if it had to and saying that there are, there is a war of water, tight readiness of south korea's and military. but it does, it does follow with this incredible actor as a surgeon activity and miss our launch is from the north with north korea saying at the start of this week on monday that it is determi

he was the 1st lawyer to resist the draft in south korea. it has had a thought for the for could in could even deal will be in the, in his he worked at her pat our guy who's in go off and don't come out to me that he upset about it for me much. chelsea and forget the sheer for target to me that we will eat a yogi shuffle. how i don't kind of wanted to push it on me that mashini standing by while in prison, he wrote 1000 letters to influence you south koreans. to raise awareness about conscientious objectors, but it made little difference. esther fell called what's happened there. publishing and i said we could consider it put in and they couldn't get help pulling anything up when you had anyone return my phone. you can see that when they just need to call and get a best nation, and course neither. o, as in the middle. now realizing doing the cache and, and put it up. and have you seen a sh jackie feeling your intestine? i don't want you to watch and read, seen, didn't create a kissing again, a coke from. great. andrew was any that any questi

we can speak about singapore or south korea. a in the 60s, one of the first countries, i have a chapter in my book, north korea or south korea. today south korea great. developing state. the other book, his thesis is in the last 20, 25 years inequality is on the rise. the cap between the poor and the rich he says most part of the 20th century they've decreased inequality but something changed in the 90s and we have increased inequality. for him, these are but i tell you something, and 2000, 26% of the worldwide population lived in extreme poverty, today is less than 10%. these are the years he called back years. so it's whether you are focused on inequality as he does or poverty as i do. if you say inequality is the problem the chinese people should go back because they were more equala at that time but wn i was in china a lot of times they would tell me we have to go back because we were all equal. they are more unequal today because of the billionaires. but there are a lot of people better off. from inequality instead focusing

laura: south korea and the u.s. have tested surface to surface missiles in response to north korea's latest missile test. the united states will call for you one -- united nations meeting over the test. reporter: the basics a major escalation and follows a prolonged period of increased missile testing by north korea. the intermediate range missiles flew over northern japan, prompting a warning for people there to take cover. it landed in the pacific ocean and brought this response from japan's prime minister. >> the firing followed a recent series of lunches from north korea and is a reckless act. i strongly condemn it. reporter: it has been five years since the north fired missiles over the top of japan. >> it threatens the peace and security of the region. it is a serious challenge for the international community. reporter: there has been similar condemnation from south korea. >> north korea fired a missile over japan. as i said, such reckless nuclear provocation will face a decisive response from our military, rls

with the assistance of the un, they sponsored elections in south korea and the south koreans elected a democratic government. north korea wanted to unite under its terms. it sends insurgence into south korea to try to overthrow the government. they failed to do so. then in january of 1950, the u.s. secretary of state made a really significant error. in a speech talking about the areas of influence and positions that were vital to the united states's interest, he mentioned japan and the philippines and omitted south korea. north korean's interpreted that as a statement that the u.s. wouldn't go to war to defend south korea. in june of 1950, armed with soviet equipment and aided by the chinese, the north koreans invaded south korea. as you can see from our map, they stormed right across the border. the south koreans were largely caught off guard and unprepared. the u.s. had military forces in japan under our far eastern commander douglas mcarthur. the problem was, those troops and their units were badly under strained. they were badly trained. the equipment they had was carryovers from

some difficult games for south korea as well. they're in group 8 up against christiano and all those that are portugal gun on your guy. and that $110.00 south korea have their star fair song. you mean? do you think he can make an impact at this tournament? for sure, his quality and what is produced consistently year in year out. i remember playing against him back in my day are the final in the asian cup in austria. ah, he made an impact on that game. but as an asian player, you say that, but i say global player, he's known everywhere on and off the park. he's a good character, but when he shows up, the whole team revolves around him and he, he basically puts everything into it. so for professionalism, for someone to turn to it's a great responsibility that he holds well and i know that he'll do well in this fall cop. well, i think the previous generation of asian play, especially japan and korea, had more talents, bigger names. honda was paying in milan, nikoto was staying in rome or park was bring in my united from korea, but g

, here again there is a great deal of the united states because south korea is the closest ally of the united states in asia, and that's why i think that there can be active cooperation with south korea, by the way, now poland has become very active its work with the defense-industrial complex of south korea and eh, only the programs of defense equipment are going in other directions, so i think that it is possible to work here too eh and here the only thing is that again in all these cases the united states occupies a central role and here it is a little unclear to me, on the one hand, there is full support, on the other hand, just in the systems about there is some kind of skidding, it is not clear to the end. to me personally , that is, there is no such impulse that could simply launch, for example, evaluations as much as possible transfer to ukraine the old complexes of the petriv complexes. for example, what can be done with israel , what can be done with the same south korea, where the united states has both a technological and financial contribution to this system and has

as for south korea , again, there is a great influence of the united states here, because south koreae closest ally of the united states in asia, and that's why i think that south korea can be active, by the way, active cooperation, by the way, now poland has greatly intensified its work with the defense and industrial complex of south korea, and there are only programs for the defense of equipment and in other directions. i think that it is possible to work here as well. and here the only thing is that , again, in all these cases, the united states plays a central role. and here it is a little unclear to me. on the one hand, there is full support, on the other hand, precisely in the systems of skidding is not completely clear to me personally , that is, there is no such impulse that could simply start the process, for example, estimates of how many old complexes of complexes can be transferred to ukraine - petriv. for example, what can be done with israel, what can be done with this south korea, where the united states has a technological and financial contribution to this system and

south korea is in a period of national mourning after more than 150 people were killed in a crush. sobbing: i turn around and i told the crowd, i "you can't come this way, people are dying." as mourners line the streets of seoul to pay their respects, south korea's president promises a thorough investigation. translation: a tragedy and disaster that should l not have happened took place in the heart of seoul. i hope the people who are injured will get better soon. the president of somalia says more than 100 people have been killed in two car bomb attacks on a government building. uk government minister michael gove says the home secretary, suella braverman, deserves a "second chance" — after allegations of a security breach. shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, remains unconvinced. now questions about whether she has given an accurate description of what happened, she said she reported it straightaway, there are other reports that, no, she didn't and was confronted on this. polls open in brazil to chose either former left—wing leader luiz inacio lula da silva orfar right incumbent

it turns lombardy hunter to church in for you on earth on, on a leukemia south . korea has enjoyed decades of conflict and war. as a result, national security has long been a priority in the peninsula. while much of the population still supports conscription, a growing number of south koreans, a questioning the value of compulsory military service. among them is li young suck in santa fe l. a peace activist to refuse to serve in the military on moral grounds. lee has been campaigning against all forms of violence. the last 20 years through his association world without war brooklyn dared as a debt to gotten jojo pierre de la. they will bandon with those or to mom. no, not when you get k gelatin and get him to the or sale. no good old told ellen and uncle, good sunday is hall. i only got qu cajoled. will she stay? i'm at all. i see cigar uncle without her come, we'll get somebody bought up and then go settled almost all. where would he got connecticut one and gee, where would he got one general pendant gilton did on gun gee, could on po until jim box, load it on the day i get done and think

/south korea exercise meant to be a show of force. martha raddatz with late reporting. >>> the developing headline tonight from purdue university. authorities investigating the murder of a college student in his dorm room. his roommate is under arrest. >>> tonight, alec baldwin and producers reaching a settlement with the family of cinematographer halyna hutchins executive producer on the movie going forward. but does this change potential criminal lablt? >>> chilling new video showing the apparent kidnapping of four family members in california. tonight, a suspect in custody. but where is the family? >>> the war in ukraine. and even as vladimir putin signs russia's so-called new territories into law, tonight here, the new images. ukrainian forces gaining ground in some of those very territories. ian pannell in ukraine. >>> in the u.s., gas prices in the months ahead. tonight, ope c pushing ahead wih the biggest cut in oil production since the start of the pandemic. >>> in new york city, who was the mystery man spotted running along t

the u.s., japan, china, russia, north korea and south korea. china hosted those talks and they signed on to u.n. security council resolutions against north korea. that is no longer the case. china is not willing to cooperate on north korea. in fact, if anything we are seeing the china, russia, north korea axis coming together, he could hearing even more closely -- cohering even more closely together with the events in ukraine, with these north korean launches and with the chinese activities and exercises across the taiwan strait. host: we're talking with victor cha about north korea. please dial in this morning, we divide the lines, republicans, democrats and independents. you can also text us, include your first name, city and state. victor cha, describe the internal political situation in north korea right now. guest: so, you know, this is a country that's just been ruled by one family since 1945. the kim family. kim el sung, the first leader. now kim jong un, the third leader of north korea. it is a totalitarian system. there's no freedom of

and the united states is firm in its defense of japan and south korea. but aware that north korea is trying to say that if there is a conflict on the korean peninsula that north korea would try to war in the us off by saying that it could hit any us cities or bases if united states were to be engaged in such a conflict, i don't think united states will be, will be deterred by that, but it is certainly an escalation as what, noting this is not the longest range missile, but no threat hasn't. it's off. no, no, they've got into intercontinental ballistic missiles. they successfully tested in 2017 and i expect that we will see another such test of an icbm in the coming months. is that the feeling of young and south korea just give us an idea of what the policy that is from the current government towards the north government is trying to deter the those korean provocation. and i mean while we are trying to do much more, you know, other 610 or for example yesterday no school. yeah. and ground exercise is you know, vital and bama plane and our air force lunch li

and south korea vowed a tough response. i had only little more hon heck, ball such reckless nuclear propagation would face a resolute response from our military, as well as our allies and the international community. her hello. thalia junior high pushing north korea's leader kim john own has long been working on expanding the countries miss all program. and it's nuclear capabilities. last month, north korea declared itself in nuclear weapons state, ruling out any possibility of de nuclear as ation. military experts believe this message was an intermediary range, ballistic missile, most likely of our song, 12 shown in these images of a north korean military parade. from april this year. the miss i launch comes after japan, south korea in the u. s. conducted naval exercises together for the 1st time since 2017 south korea and the u. s. have been warning that pyongyang is preparing to conduct another nuclear chest, which they say could happen soon after north korea's ally, china holds a communist party congress on october 16th

hold on to japan and south korea. they have both qualified, 20 years off, the co hosting, the world cup themselves. mcbride report arriving for a kaylee clash, it was south korea as main stadium for world cup matches 20 years ago with the thoughts of many fans now focused on guitar. the goal recently we've had good results, so i think we can do well. one thing, the opponents in our group, i don't think it will be easy, but we could get into the round of 16. these were the scenes in 2002, when incredibly co host south korea, which the semi's, the 1st country outside europe in the americas to do so. 20 years and for world cup later, south korea has never been able to recreate that magic to the disappointment of its pans, the red devils. but there are hopes, but just maybe guitar will be different. heavy responsibility rests on the broad shoulders. if this man team kept in and talk them forward on hungry and the fans and the media turn out whenever he does. but he insists the national squad. it's far more than just him a

distraught relatives have been visiting hospitals and a missing persons centre in seoul, south korea'sve been injured or killed in a crush on saturday. 154 people died in a narrow alleyway in the itaewon district that's just over three meters wide. officials have warned the death toll could rise. south korean investigators say they don't yet understand the circumstances that led to the crush as the crowds celebrated halloween. south korea's foreign ministry says that at least 26 people from 14 countries were among the dead. 0ur correspondentjean mackenzie sent this report from seoul — you may find parts of it distressing. as the bodies are counted and the victims identified, devastating accounts of seoul's halloween night of horror are emerging. thousands packed onto the streets to party... nuhyil ahammed was in the alley. he managed to climb onto a platform to safety, where he watched the horror play out. there's no way you can breathe. so, everyone lifting up, like... he gasps for air. ..and that's what they're doing, like, taking their last breath and things, so kind of suffocating.

south korea's president has also warned of what was described as a resolute response from the region. be the response? where does this go and what is the benefit in north korea pushing, sort of poking the bear, as it were? right, there are three things you can do, and one of them is the diplomatic statements you here. we condemn it, maybe there is another resolution at united nations security council. it goes so far. north korea has heard them before, it won't have much effect. secondly, sanctions but north korea is already one of the most heavily sanctioned countries on earth so that is unlikely. and the third is talk. one of the things north korea may be signalling with this is that it's time to get back into serious discussions, meaning with the united states and north korea, the last time we had any such talks was about three years ago when president trump was still in office. there has basically been radio silence since the two countries since. how realistic is that proposition? we have recently had kamala harris in the region, we've had military drills from south korea, japan, t

and i said to south korea -- i told you about the $500 million, right? >> yes. >> they're paying $500 million more. it took me one day. i said, we're defending you, and we're losing a fortune. and you're paying the same thing for 30 years, which is nothing. you pay almost nothing. you've got to pay. and they agreed to $500 million. now i'm asking for billions more. but i say, you know, it's a rich country pitch say, so we're didding you, we're allowing you to exist. why are we doing that? why do we care? we're 8,500 miles away. why do we care? why do we have our 32,000 soldiers over there, willing to fight for you? and you're not paying us? why?

mm mm ah, ah ah, this is g w. news live from berlin, south korea in morning after halloween celebrations. turn tragic. more than a 150 people are killed in a crowd surge in the capital soul. most of them young people on a night at the death toll of twin car bombings. in the somali capital mogadishu rises to $100.00 somali as president vows to defeat the asher bob militant group after it claims responsibility for the attack and international condemnation. after russia suspends a deal on ukrainian grain exports, moscow says the movies in retaliation for a drone attack on its navy. ah . warm greetings to have you as round the world on michael oak who south korea has declared a period of national mourning for the victims of a crowd surged during halloween celebrations in the capital. so the crush happened in a narrow alleyway in a district of the shout korean capital called it tay one. it's a popular night life area and often attracts large numbers of visitors. an investigation is now under way into what caused the tragedy. we should caution this report includes distressing image. oh no, it

and south korea have been running joint military drills, not korea sees its own tests, are in response to that. chinese officials say the u. s. is only raising tensions in the region. well, michelle, when you, when we're got a u. s. is claimed by double standard of gauging and political maneuvering, while poisoning the security, environmental cuban detentions on the peninsula shouldn't come as a surprise. but for now, a lowering of tensions seems unlikely, which not korea declaring itself and is reversible nuclear power. thanks for watching this more anti w dot com, forward slash asia at dw news, and i am at john underscore rate c. tomorrow. friday, august 21 at the global media form 2022 river to go to the state african on the cross with we to work with creatives from africa. think andy african dice. you know, if you find a different life park, different 5 different perspectives. aren't 21 for good on d, w ah, raring to read. ah, everyone who loves books has to go insane. ah, the d w literature list, a 100 german must reads to me. i did the member id everybody, iran young people reall

south korea and the u. s. responded by firing for surface to surface missiles of the east coast. the u. s. also around joint drills with japan rather bright as more from the south korean capital. south korea had promised a resolute response to a tuesday's launch from it's military and overnight tuesday into wednesday. local time, we have seen what that response is with the firing of these 4 missiles from south korea is east coast out into the sea that separates the korean peninsula from japan were told that 2 a 5 by us forces 2 by south korean forces, they are set to have been surface to surface missiles which hit their targets out at sea. there was also tuesday, a joint ad drill by u. s. and south korean forces. the flying drills over on the other side of the korean peninsula in the yellow sea that separates the korean peninsula from a china apparently, a south korean f 15 fight to jet dropped to guided bombs on a bombing range out in an island in the yellow sea. at the 1st we knew about the launch of the missiles came from residence in gander. the city on the east coast reportin

our launch has drawn condemnation from japan, south korea, and the u. s. with washington, calling it dangerous. the nuclear capable ballistic missile is the 1st to fly over japan in 5 years. south korea and the u. s. responded by firing 4 surface to surface missiles of the east coast. the u. s. also ran joint drills with japan. what several countries including the u. s. have call for an emergency un security council meeting to respond to what they call the north growing threat. we condemn this dangerous and reckless launch of a long range ballistic missile that move over to pan. and it posed an unacceptable threat to the japanese public. this action is a clear violation multiple resolutions adopted by the un security council. and again demonstrates the threat that the g p r a. i hold both as it relates to it's a law for one program, but also it's for financial program and the threat to its neighbors as well. rama bryan has more from the south korean capital. south korea had promised a resolute response to a tuesday's launch from it's military and overnight

i can't imagine how much else is being talked about today in south korea. how is the country reacting to what happened? it's certainly a bit of a state of shock. we've seen a lot of cancellations of bearing festivities. this was, of course, part of a halloween celebration, which is not really a big holiday in south korea. but it's been kind of increasingly become part of the steady goal taking part in different parties and costing parties, things like that. over the weekend. we had major companies as well as schools, things like that, cancel a bunch of following thing, activities and other promotions. so we're expecting to see that last, at least through the period that president you'd have designated as a period of morning. we can also see ex answers to the political questions. how did this happen? what was the official response, including apparent lack of some police crowd control in that area? right? joshua smith, a correspondent for reuters. many, many thanks to molly, as president says, the death toll has risen to at least 100 after 2 car bombs hit the

oh this is g w news ally from berlin, south korea in morning, after halloween celebration turned to tragedy. more than 150 people are killed in a crowd, surge in the capital, sol. most of them young people on a night out. also coming up the death toll of tween car bombings. in the somali capital, mogadishu rises to 100 somali as president vows to defeat the. i'll show bob militant group after a claim responsibility for the attack and international condemnation. after russia suspends a deal on ukrainian gray net sports mosque out says the move is in retaliation for a drone attack on its navy. ah, a michael. ok. nice to have you with us. south korea has declared a period of national mourning for the victims of a crowd surged during halloween celebrations in the capital. so the crush happened in a narrow alley way in a district of the shaft korean capital called it t one. it's a popular night life fair enough in attract large numbers of visitors. an investigation is now under way into what caused the tragedy. we should caution this report includes distressing image. oh, it was a night of youth

the united states, japan and south korea have all conducted military drills in response to north korea's in five years. south korean and us aircraft fired at a mock target on an uninhabited island in the yellow sea, while the us and japan also jointly carried out drills over the sea of japan. the north korean missile was launched tuesday morning korean time. it travelled about 4,600km before falling into the pacific ocean. there have been no reports of damage or injuries. the range is believed to have been the longest distance ever travelled for a north korean test flight. yuki tatsumi is the director of the japan program at the stimson center and she explained why north korea resorted to such a missile test at this time. kim jong—un kimjong—un and kim jong—un and north korea kimjong—un and north korea as a country, they really would like the world to pay attention to what they do. and with everything else going on in russia and ukraine and between china and taiwan, they have kind of gone unnoticed by the international community. the? international community. they would not _ internation

major at kennesaw state university who was also studying abroad in south korea. >> the school presidentweeting out this on behalf of the entire kennesaw state community. our thoughts and prayers go out to stevens, family and friends as they mourn this incomprehensible loss. south korean officials say nearly all of the victims of the tragedy that unfolded saturday night have now been identified. many of them in their teens and 20's with women outnumbering men. the nation's president declaring the neighborhood where all of this unfolded, a disaster area and announcing a weeklong period of national mourning as the injured recover insoles, hospitals and officials try to piece together what happened. >> well, that was welch reporting. now the crowd surged with south korea's deadly is disaster since 2014 win 304 people, mostly high school students died in a ferry sinking. well, still to come on the kron 4 morning news, a 3rd round of relief checks are going out to californians. >> how and when you can expect >> how and when you can expect to receive tha i see it in my office all the time. kid

south korea and japan conducting ministry drills in response to north korea's missile launch on tuesday. the u. s. navy is flagship aircraft carrier headed to the sea of japan for trading with the south koreans. us fighter jets also carried out drills with japan. fuel young's u. k capable ballistic missile was the 1st to fly over japan in 5 years. let's get the reaction to all of this from the u. s. our white house correspondent, kimberly how could has is with us right now. the us wants to take north korea is actions at the security council. what's that about? kimberly well, the years president joe biden has always believed that the u. s. is foreign policy is best done in conjunction with his partners and ally. so that's a big reason why he's decided to go to the un security council. this has been a by the invitation of the united states, but this is only one track of what the united states is pursuing because in addition. 6 of course, there have been a myriad of military exercises that have been taking place in order to kind of step up the shore force if you will, to deter north korea.