.— is political drama here in south korea. , ., , ., ., , south korea.ators an: at south korea. many demonstrators angry at the _ south korea. many demonstrators angry at the outcome. _ south korea. many demonstrators angry at the outcome. president l angry at the outcome. president yoon said he was handing himself into a void himself into a bloodshed. yoon said he was handing himself into a bloodshed. was violence ever potential outcome?— violence ever potential outcome? , ~ ~ outcome? yes, i think like there is — outcome? yes, i think like there is anger _ outcome? yes, i think like there is anger all - outcome? yes, i think like there is anger all around l outcome? yes, i think like i there is anger all around me. there is tension, defiance. as we were making our way to the heart of the demonstration outside the corruption investigation office, we could see the start of a scuffle between one of the protesting supporters and a police officer. it is clear that law enforcement officers, the police officers, are trying to control the situation. they are t

i south korea '5 reputation? i don't think the reputation is really important thing here. are allies, south korea and japan have a lasting relationship that is... and i think you saw the japanese and american foreign minister and secretary of state visiting. they understand that it is not about reputation, it's about the vital importance of the relationship with south korea in order to deter north korea in order to deter north korea in order to work together for shared prosperity of the com in this case, of these three countries. predation, sure, it has taken a hit, but ultimately what we will see in six months or a year, we will be talking about the vitality of korea's democratic process. i think just as we did in the previous times with south korea has gone through domestic devotions, i think that is politically that is how south korea is approaching its democratic evolution, and so i think that is reputation and democratic... reputation is not such a key issue here. i think the issue issue here. i think the issue is how important is south korea to the united states or to

south korea has a lot more to worry about than just domestic politics. rea just fired a missile yesterday. we are a couple days away from the inauguration of donald trump. this was seen as a stable american ally in the region and now it is not stable. that will mean a lot more beyond its domestic politics beyond the borders of south korea and the region. annita: thank, shaimaa khalil. we will keep a close eye on that situation and see if that arrest warrant for mr. yoon is carried out or not. just before we go to our short break, let me tell you, this is in relation to the mediation efforts to bring about a cease-fire deal and hostage release a in gaza. we are just hearing the israeli foreign minister says he believes they will be a majority in the israeli government to support the gaza agreement. that is very significant obviously because a number of hardliners within benjamin netanyahu's government have been expressing their opposition to any agreement. but the israeli foreign minister says he believes there will be a majority to support it. more on tha

well, the problem also, i noticed was that some of the plug in, not the, the south korea's in page president is detained and is expected to stand trial evan last month nor so little cries. but it seems like you rejected the charges have been correction on the piece of power, but it said he wanted, he wanted to avoid bloodshed, also had this house on a wrong and delivered on presence on the outgoing us secretary of state on to be blinking is repeatedly, heck, cool does he attends to layouts of plans for a loan from? is it still on the 11th day or between as well and from us, the growing number of idea of the troops refused to subs unless an agreement is reached. that's the time when i have to say, i'm not willing to participate. we're not gonna, we're not gonna play along with the same anymore. and we, you, as president elect pushes to take control of greenland, the russian to foreign minister suggest donald trump should 1st consider the opinions of the island. people local parliament, none the town since the greenland, those can decide the future. we don't want to change. we don't want to be

we are firms are iron clack, committed to south korea. next he's been cold below the blinking secretary of genocide and his speech outlining a post will plans for gauze or the outgoing us secretary of state was repeatedly heckled uninterrupted. we strengthened americans, over entourage and delivered on the present funds. the thank you, i respect your views, please allow me to share a thank you the so to continue these are the goals that i work to advance over a dozen trips for the reasons the all of this has been part of all of administration. every piece in the region always has what year is it hard? yes. is it impossible? no. well, the answer is real cents a minute is growing bigger ahead of the deal had, ironically, a lot of the anger's brewing and the us where washington has positioned itself as a relentless mediator working to secure. they still have been trying to out phase as well, on its own issue. secretary of state, blinking were simply claimed that the ball is now in her mazda is cord. i sure we're in the israel accepted a draf

that was barbara sharma, a reporter in come into are now to south korea, where a court has re issued a warrant to arrest, impeach president, you. and so you'll, that's according to the country's corruption investigation agency, investigator seeking to question, you know, on allegations of insurrection have so far, struggled to execute a warrant for his arrest. his lawyers filed an injunction request was sold for to notify the warrant, but the court struck that down on sunday. i asked journalist probably and crushed about insole about south korea's political crisis and the newer best warrant for present year. us. yeah, the district in the west and so has issued another warrant. uh it is presumably valid for another week. so that gives the n t corruption agency who was leading investigations against you and another week to prepare another arrest. i mean, so far they have failed and actually the situation has remained the same use. so if y'all has been barricading himself in his, the residence, he's shielded by his presidential security guard, which is almost like a military unit who is

busy from the south korea's main allied united states. we discussed this with archie contributor carl john, who's says washington appears to be down playing the case against the detained president. for she has been hunter donnelly's bunker for 11 days. there's barely any coverage in the western mainstream media. when this did happen, all the major create a newspaper are reporting that the president june has finally been arrested. the new york times of washington post r r r r. having title is the president you is being detained. i mean, the painful, why do you seem to be paying for a traffic violation or just speaking, arrested for char on charges of insurrection? this is a very serious charge. they're trying to make it seem as it's not a big deal. and i think what happened is you're really screwed up his timing. she would probably have gotten no way with it if he had down his sales group one year earlier when he kept full backing of the vitamin administration. this was a long sought out process, as people have pointed out. they have tried

let's go live to seoul, south korea, we are monitoring the live shot, this isjust outside korea, we areon investigation office, and this is where the president yoon is facing questioning following his arrest. the latest is he is not complying are not talking. stay with us on bbc news. hello. our weather may well be turning a bit murkier right now, but it was a pretty stunning end to the day on tuesday with lovely sunsets here in highlands, scotland, we have a number of these sunset pictures sent to us from our weather watchers. we had a significant jump in temperatures over the last 24 hours. fylingdales in north yorkshire was monday's coldest spot atjust three degrees, but we had temperatures jump up here by seven degrees celsius from monday into tuesday. tuesday itself was a day of variable cloud and a bit of sunshine at times. now, high pressure is dominating our weather picture for the next few days, bringing a quiet spell of weather and often feeding up some pretty mild air too. however, mild weather at this time of the year doesn't necessarily equate to sunny weather, and right no

you can find out more of our coverage on south korea on our live page which is “p korea on our live paged also find it on our mobile app as well. more on this story at the top of the hour and newsday. thank you for watching business today. you that right now. so far there has not been major impact on financial markets with the benchmark korean index trading 0.2% higher. you can find out more of our coverage on south korea on our live page which is “p korea on our live page which is up and running and available. you could also find it on our mobile app as well. more on this story at the top of the hour and newsday. thank you for watching business today. it's lucy with the catch up. an appealfrom police in london. tiktok being replaced. and some lighter news as well. there is ongoing talks to try and secure a deal for a ceasefire in gaza for the release of israeli hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners. those talks are being held in doha, qatar is the key mediator. it says an agreement is very close but it also says the deal could still fall through. it is believed there would be d

forthe now, and that is in south korea.was taken in by investigators this morning after a failed attempt earlier this month for his short lived martial law declaration in december. the last time an attempt was made to arrest him, it was blocked by security guards after a stand—off that lasted hours. for 1560 00:20:

what's the latest in south korea's political crisis? us? yeah, the district in the west and so has issued another bar and it is presumably valid for another week. so that gives the n t corruption agency who was leading investigations against you in another week to prepare another arrest. i mean, so far they have failed, and actually the situation has remained the same use. so if y'all has been barricading himself and his residencies shielded by his presidential security guard, which is almost like a military unit who his lawyer committed it to the president. and he's also shielded by bob, why and by hundreds of them demonstrate us of the human supporters who basically act as a human shield into one to prevent interest. and that was also the reason why in the past it has failed the investigators. they arrived on the scene, they wanted to get into the presidential residents, but then they were stopped by the presidential gods and basically out of security concerns out of safety concern. sorry, they had to stop to arrest you and. and now it is

that was our report from south korea.ge since august — with the authorities cutting off food and water supplies to force people to the surface — as part of a wider crackdown on illegal mining. more than a hundred people were rescued — many of whom were then arrested. 0ur africa correspondent — mayenijones — has more details from johnannesburg. they were working until 10pm last night recovering bodies. we saw some of these survivors shortly after they were pulled out of the mine. some of them were too frail to walk. they were too frail to walk. they were put into ambulances and tents. we also witness the minister of police visiting the site to see how the rescue operation was going. edi site to see how the rescue operation was going. of course, south africa _ operation was going. of course, south africa is _ operation was going. of course, south africa is a _ operation was going. of course, south africa is a developed - south africa is a developed economy, how did it come to this that we are seeing such grim scenes are peo

investigators in south korea are waiting for a new arrest warrant for impeached president yoon suk yeolnto turmoil last month. the original warrant expired on sunday after investigators were unsuccessful in their bid to arrest the president, who remains in his official residence. investigators have now passed on the responsibility for the warrant to police. meanwhile, protesters are braving freezing temperatures outside the presidential residence. pro and anti—yoon demonstrations have been taking place throughout the past month. some of the demonstrators gathered overnight, when temperatures fell to minus five degrees celsius amid a heavy snow warning. meanwhile, the us secretary of state says he has "full confidence" in south korea's democratic institutions. speaking at a joint press conference with south korea's foreign minister, blinken praised what he called korea's "democratic resilience" although he noted that the country's democracy had been tested in recent weeks. let's speak to professor hannah kim, director of the korea and east asia programme at sogang university's graduate s

south korea's suspended president is arrested after a failed attempt to impose martial law — police breakhrough barricades to take him into custody. negotiations for a ceasefire deal in gaza continue — all sides indicate an agreement is closer than ever. three, two, one, ignition. two privately—built lunar landers blast off from florida — heading for the moon. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. let's return to our top story. west ukraine's critical infrastructure has been hit in a �*massive�* russian attack, that's according to officials in the city of lviv. the extent of the russian attack in ukraine is still not completely clear. there are no reports of casualties at the moment. but ukraine has imposed emergency power cuts in six regions in response. it comes as ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is due to visit warsaw — according to the polish prime minister's office. in a statement on social media, president zelensky said russia targeted ukraine's gas infrastructure and other energy facilities and that ukrainian air defence downed at least 30 out of more than a0 russian missiles lau

well, this is very interesting because it didn't buy according to bilateral treaty of south korea and united states in time of war, united states. as soon as operational control of the south korean military, so there's no way that cells cream military would have done this on their own use. their intended purpose was to provoke a conflict. there's no way they would not have done that. would have done this without ins for being and getting go ahead and approval from united states. this and from what we have, i have observed us. they have been very silent about me. president your school only see they say was they we are firms or iron clack committees to south korea. oh, yeah. like you say the west was remarkably, is the highlands during last month marshall? no. is it blowing cold? and it was the way things the hey, what they have to say about the is the time. and what do you think that might say? well, this is why i pointed out those strange uh reportage from both washington post and new york time. you have it almost like they have synchronize or a verbiage by saying the president you th

there's no reason to use the missile like us in south korea. north korea has more than enough to reach sol, which is not far from the border and reach any other point and known as our current balance. so like if, wherever comes from, particularly from the south. now, on the other hand, as a deterrent as a strategic web. this is a very active, realistic weapon. this is a weapon system that can destroy, for example, the port facilities in guam and warm. it gives the main logistics space for the us military in the western uh long uh it has a marine brigade station there. it's got 4 facilities repair facilities. a don't, don't forget the american re doesn't have a lot of to be tenders. in other words, when the rails and the rockets and the fuel start to run out on the ships, there are a lot of ships in new york navy. they can actually do the reordering that most of the on to use leads for lack of a logistics. so on, on water, water, all logistics for us to go back and forth to some point. we saw that in the red sea, especially after, uh your ships g

how is a south korea and people viewing that governments following this? do you think as well, um, you know, the, the, the peoples ballpark, the as being, you know, riding on the we've, off, i'd be a great device. i can give you more, you know, a platform for opening, for the younger population to stand up for by step of the country to take over from the role of policy making of the, the democratic party and you know, but most of police own the action. yes or the fees? no. one of the, you know, different, you know, scandals loving your 1st lady involving useful inputs and knowing baldwin being, you know, that has been seen by the position as of you know, disregarding the normal tom saying a public boss as a precedent loving fund and all that but uh, you know, and people, you know, he keeps the prices are based on this, a few minutes realization by these people get this, all the tools being goes by the position to, to, to describe yourself when people are gains, why deep downsize to the ultimate imports and then it says, facets of defending the constitution

. >>> the president of south korea now detained. what's next for the embattled leader? >>> with a looming ban days away, tiktok users are jumping ship to alternative apps. where they're going instead. >>> and how one los angeles artist is helping families who lost their homes in the fires preserve their memories. it's wednesday, january 15th. "early today" starts right now. >>> glad you're with me this morning. i'm frances rivera. southern california residents are facing another round of dangerous santa ana winds. firefighters are working to keep the deadly blazes under control in these extreme conditions. the fire-related death toll has risen to 25. and there are at least 37 people missing. 88,000 remain under evacuation orders. and 89,000 under evacuation warnings. workers have begun to restore infrastructure along the pacific coast highway after the palisades fire. but officials say it's still not safe for residents to return. the massive blaze is now 18% contained and has devoured over 23,000 acres. and crews have reached 35% containment on the eaton fire, which has

let's begin in south korea where investigations have —— arrested the impeached president yoon suk yeolfirst sitting president to be arrested and he is at the anticorruption agency office. police tried to rest some earlier this month. so far there has not been a major impact on korean marketsjust yet the benchmark kospi trading at 0.3% higher. more on that story later on newsday, in the united states. social media giant meta has said it will cut its workforce by 5%. plans to lay off workers at the owner of facebook and instagram come on the same day that another of america's tech giants, microsoft, said it would pause hiring in a major unit in america. michelle fleury reports from new york. ina memo in a memo to staff mark zuckerberg said 2025 will be an intense year for the company as it works on building what he described as some of the most important technologies in the world. mr important technologies in the world. ~ , ., important technologies in the world. , ., ., world. mr zuckerberg went on to sa in world. mr zuckerberg went on to say in order— world. mr zuckerberg went on to sa

in this hillside, sol residents, south korea's impeached president, to use social hiding from arrest eunice under investigation for the insurrection. following his bush speed to impose marshall lower and we're in december. but despite the seconds arrest warrants being issued against him, he's a faded detention with the security brocade. and on wednesday, protests and supports of union swelled on the road of societies. confound many of the parts of the day for a number of consecutive days now and then making said they would leave this place. and so what they do is the threats and so feel secure. and despite widespread criticism that use motion to declaration menus, to process of his belief, they are protecting democracy due to it's 2 years old, tens of thousands of people have shredded blogs. you'll state them and left the names in history to protect democracy and don't tell you on the whole democracy can be achieved by sitting still say fear of losing the election. the use removal would trigger is a key driver for his buckets. the on one hand want, are returned to democracy enormousl

south korea's impeached president yoon suk yeol has been arrested over his failed attempt to impose martialnth. it's the first time in the country's history that a sitting president has been detained. in a pre—recorded statement before his arrest, mr yoon said he was handing himself in to avoid any �*bloodshed'. anti—corruption investigators forced their way into the presidential compound this morning. it was their second attempt to arrest yoon after they were previously thwarted by his security team. these are live pictures from outside the corruption investigation 0ffice. that's where president yoon has been taken for questioning by investigators, who say he is refusing to talk. in his pre—recorded video message mr yoon struck a defiant tone. translation: today, upon witnessing these i individuals invading the security zone using firefighting equipment, i decided to comply with the corruption investigation office's request for a voluntary appearance, despite it being an illegal investigation, in order to prevent any unfortunate and violent incidents. however, i do not acknowledge the legi

south korea's suspended president is arrested after a failed attempt to impose martial law. he faces charges of insurrection and the abuse of power. this is the scene outside the office in seoul where president yoon is being questioned. it's the first time a sitting president has been arrested. the latest uk inflation rate is published in the next hour — as the government faces criticism for its handling of the economy. negotiations for a ceasefire deal in gaza continue — all sides indicate an agreement is closer than ever. there are fears over rising wind speeds in los angeles which threaten to stoke new wildfires. hello, i'm tadhg enright. the impeached president of south korea, yoon suk yeol has been arrested over his failed attempt to imposed martial law on the country last month. anti—corruption investigators forced their way into the presidential compound on wednesday morning. it was their second attempt to arrest yoon after a previous attempt was thwarted by his security team. attempt was thwarted by his security as am. attempt was thwarted by his security as the pres

can the united states consider the possibility of allowing tactical nuclear weapons in south korea as another way to challenge north korea nuclear threat? general ryder: our policy hasn't changed when it comes to the denuclearization of the korean pens lasm. reporter: the korean president has proposed to north koreans, kim jeong uni, apertured north korean soldiers and ukraine soldiers in russia. what is the united states position? general ryder: that question for president zelenskyy. i'd refer you to him for questions about potential prisoner exchanges. reporter: regarding active duty assets currently on standby to assist with the california wildfire situation, do you have a sense of how long d.o.d. is willing to wait on standby? and should the call never come, who has the authority to say, this this isn't happening, time to pack it in. general ryder: we'll be ready as long as we need to be. the u.s. command working with fema, they're making an hour-by-hour, day-by-day determination in tells of what the requirements may be. i don't want to speculate about what the future could look l

>>> breaking overnight, a dramatic escalation in south korea. we're live after the president was detained over that controversial martial law order. >>> to see or not to see i.d.? . the texas law requiring age verification on adult websites goes all the way to the supreme court today. >>> and just like that, "sex in the city" fans are barred from the show's most iconic stoop. what led the owner to make the change? it's wednesday, january 15th. "early today" starts right now. >>> thanks for joining me so early. i'm frances rivera. southern california residents are facing another round of hurricane-force winds. firefighters are working to keep the deadly blazes under control in these extreme condions. the death toll has risen to 25, and there are 37 people missing. 88,000 remain under evacuation orders, and 89,000 are still under evacuation warnings. workers have begun to restore infrastructure along the pacific coast highway. but residents must still wait to return until it's safe. the massive blaze is now 18% contained and has devoured 23,000 ac

a sitting president arrested in south korea for the first time in the country's history.e los angeles area, raising concerns that wildfires could spread again. hopes rise for a ceasefire in gaza. the us secretary of state says israel and hamas are "on the brink" of a deal. welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai. we start in south korea where for the first time in the country's history, a sitting president has been arrested. president yoon suk yeol was taken in by investigators this morning after a failed attempt earlier this month. he's being questioned for his short—lived martial law declaration in december. you're looking at live pictures outside president yoon�*s residence where crowds seem to have dwindled since the arrest. you dwindled since the arrest. can still see many flags they're you can still see many flags they're still waving. —— flags there. earlier, that was where investigators forced entry with 1,000 police officers reportedly deployed to assist.

south korea's impeached president yoon suk yeol has been arrested over his failed attempt to impose

. >>> a major setback in the investigation of the deadly plane crash that killed 179 people in south korea data mission. >>> nfl hopeful wanted for hit and run, what police are saying. >>> the heroes of the california front lines, communities showing this their pride and gratitude. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> thanks for joining us on saturday, i'm wade johnson. as we come on the air, there's a new threat from the devastating and deadly wildfires. about 9 million people across much of los angeles and ventura counties under a new red flag warning and on the alert. the emergency is not over. this firenado captured on camera in the pacific palisades. evacuations expanding, at least 11 killed. governor gavin newsom doubling the national guard to help battle the flames. ground and air assault continue. the fires talent the exclusive los angeles suburb of brentwood. finger pointing and controversy over what if anything could have been done to prevent the wildfires from causing so much death and destruction. we have team coverage in

before we get to our top stories, we begin in south korea where investigators have arrested impeached president yoon suk—yeol. he is the country's first ever first sitting president to be arrested. he was detained after an hours—long stand—off the police had attempted to arrest him earlier this month, but failed to do so following a stand—off with the presidential security service. so far there hasn't been a major impact on korean marketsjust yet, with the benchmark kospi index currently trading 0.3% higher. to the united states now, where social media giant meta has said it will cut its workforce by 5%. plans by the owner of facebook and instagram to lay off workers come on the same day that another of america's tech giants, microsoft, said it would pause hiring in a major unit in america. michelle fleury reports from new york. in a memo to staff, mark zuckerberg said 2025 will be an intense year for the company as it works on building what he described as some of the most important technologies in the world. mr zuckerberg went on to say in order to raise the performance of meta staf

it's still not clear how this volatile attempt to in south korea's politics will come to an end. was james shader reporting, and that is our show for today. follow our team on social media at dw news, and of course there's our website dw, dock. com. i'm claire richardson in berlin for me and the whole team here. thank you so much for watching. the last play announced a story. i scroll down the movie next. almost flawless on the label. i'm really glad i've been almost done. police police pointing to kind of the the best we've got 3 equal payments already gave out support. basically, you know, for a little that the more than a few items come on at west point in the ceiling. come with the effect of next on the w kitchen. influence, our emotions are perceptions and behavior and other bodily functions. the better question might be, what does it influence the baggage and this one was fine with me. my buddy, my god, the under appreciated control center with move in 100 me enough cells located in its lining, impacting our bodies, was in, we know in 45 minutes on the w the, the most do yo

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it's still not clear how this volatile chunk to in south korea's politics will come to annette. it was james che, to reporting, and that is our show for today. follow our team on social media attitude of the news and of course there's our website, dw, dock. com. i'm claire richardson in berlin for me on the whole team here. thank you so much for watching the thing kept repeating, please, please don't close. we hope they will not close at least these last truth because otherwise they told me, fellows will be torn apart. the body between norway and russia is, with one exception. the minibus from kicking is in no way, 2 months in russia. the navy is trying not to let the rest of the tax on ukraine influence their relationship, focus on europe. next, on d, w. the solar industry, new miracle, minerals for off skies. more efficient, easy to synthesize and easy to process how far off guide could revolutionize the solar energy market and why it isn't ready just yet. made in germany. in 60 minutes on d, w, the, the dw travel over the side of the street food, honest with inside it just lo

south korea vaccine president his us till thursday is to prevent physical conflicts in their efforts to arrest you. but with no sign of him bucking down, it's still not clear how this volatile chunk to in south korea's politics will come to an end attorney. now to another trend, you might have heard of bird watching. it's been on the rise since the krona virus pandemic bought a new smart bird feeder, equipped with a tiny camera, is transforming the hobby and making it accessible from indoors. a shot at there's a grapple with his babies, a yellow throated warbler. and if we look closely, a flock of fighting red winged blackbirds, the co founders of a bird body, say they are anywhere between $20.00 to $30.00 species of birds in us back yards. and that their intention is to help people connect with nature. sometimes perhaps, not surprisingly, the bird feeder even attracts a sneaky squirrel just before we go quick reminder of our top story. the, for awhile fires are burning out of control in the los angeles area, with authorities are calling 0 percent containment. b l a fire chief says 2

south korea's vaccine president is still thursdays to prevent physical conflicts in their efforts to arrest you. but with no sign it and bucking down, it's still not clear how this volatile chunk to in south korea's politics will come to annette. it was james che, to reporting, and that is our show for today. follow our team on social media at dw news, and of course there's our website dw, dock. com. i'm clear, richardson and berlin for me and the whole team here. thank you so much for watching the, the solar industry, numerical minerals. for off skype, more efficient, easy to synthesize and easy to process how far off guy could revolutionize solar energy markets. and why it isn't ready just yet. made in germany next on d. w. they kept repeating, please, please don't close. we hope they will not close this these, these last truth. because otherwise they told me panelists will be torn apart. the body between norway and russia is, with one exception. the mini bus from care can, is in no way, 2 months in russia. the navy is a trying not to let the rest as a tax on ukraine, influence the

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