he's been in south korea since 2011, and is now electra at south korea's quick me in university, specializing in north korea and military, social and political history. jenny town agrees it's, it's very rare to see north korea spend trips to another country and especially for war. but north korea doesn't necessarily have a direct stake. and so this is the 1st time you know, north korea is really acting like an actual allied jenny town has been working on north korea for around 20 years and runs the north korea program at the us space stimson center think tank. she spoke to us on a work trip to south korea. some of the reports that we're hearing coming out of russia is that, you know, the north koreans are certainly capable and, you know, willing to fight. but they, they have no idea what to do. big south korean and us officials estimate hundreds of can soldiers have been killed. you know, mean you can download and probably had an understanding that the majority of those troops probably weren't coming home. oh, he's absolutely a roof. let's give it to be a dozen times. he said, no matter what

in that production of causing a computer chip that they make here from south korea. they also own facilities, making cars, making consumer coats in places like mexico, which old directed at the us market would be impacted. and there is a real concern for countries such as such as japan, south korea, taiwan, the rolled on paper, at least good friends of the us, that they could be targeted by sanctions, by terrorists in the future. that's certainly a concern. if she go as you go to a she by the japanese prime minister, as he proposed to visit washington later on this week by his 1st summit meeting with donald trump. it also here in south korea where the government has just announced the an emergency export strategy to support its exports as okay, thank you so much for all of that, rob rob mcbride for us. and so what we're doing now by deborah elms, who is the head of trade policy at the heinrich foundation, to try to research organizations to joins us from single pool. thank you very much for being with us here. breakfast of all health. should we say this? i mean, trum

south korea needs to change the law about, like, you need a doctor licence. that's really bleep.'t understand still why they're saying that. ourjob is not legal. we can't buy a house, we can't do anything with the government stuff. yeah. i have one experience that is really horrible to me. he was showing his penis. so i went to the other room and then gave him, and i went there again to him. excited or something. he said, "do you want to make a film with me?" and he said, "you're working in like a really dark, "you know, place by yourself and, like, what did "you expect?" he has proved that he got a tattoo from me, but i don't going to have a problem. and then ijust stopped having a business by myself. three years, i think. then i don't think there is a protection for the tattoo artist. south korea is, a while ago, i read an article, in an accident, and he got a fingernail tattoo on his tattoos have already become a part of our life, despite the existence of tattoo is outside of the boundary of laws. according to a government survey, the percentage of people who have a tattoo is

south korea needs to change the law about, like, you need a doctor licence. that's really bleep. i don't understand still why they're saying that. ourjob is not legal. with the government stuff. yeah. so i went to the other room and then gave him, and i went there again to him. excited or something. he said, "do you want to make a film with me?" because we have a bed and then no—one is here. and then i got really scared. "you know, place by yourself and, like, what did "you expect?" he has proved that he got have proof that i got a bad situation because of him. going to have a problem. three years, i think. then i don't think there is a protection for the tattoo artist. finger, and he was weeping over it, and he said he felt like he got a whole new life. the boundary of laws. of people who have a tattoo is rapidly increasing. of people who wanted to have a tattoo. my name is gong greem, - so you canjust call me greem. it doesn't take that long. and a half, i think. so the first one i is more like this. yeah. - it's illegal. go abroad, i think. tattooing or not really? not really.

august sales rep mcbride has this update from south korea's capital sol, or the prospect or the fear of a trade war is certainly causing just as a throughout asia, especially given the volume of trans pacific trade that the big exporting economies of this part of the world rely upon, obviously the country that is most directly affected, the china was facing immune and 10 percent terrace. it's markets have been a still on holiday because of the lunar new year. but monday sold the hunting setting in hong kong, reopen and reflecting a lot of those chinese concerns down nearly 2 percent of the opening. although it has recovered some. we've seen losses of around 3 percent on the decay in tokyo with similar losses on the cost of the index in south korea. there's also been actually i slide in crypto currencies, bit coins has been down a take a 3 week low. the concern for companies here, especially for example, south korea and companies, even though they're not directly affected by tyrus from this part of the world. they will have production facilities to an it guy to assembly conduct the ch

the costs be that's the main index in south korea down over 3 percent. and so the concern is, but country companies such as south korea, with a lot of manufacturing abroad in places like mexico with the production of chips and also cause producing those things. a mexico at the you exports into the us from that are very important. so they all got to be impacted, and it's always very difficult even though they're not facing direct tyrus themselves, both south korea and japan and not to be impacted in this increasingly economically into connected world. and of course, the concern is for countries like japan's like south career, even though on paper they have very good friend, the relations with the us. they might be subjected to us tyrus that sells at some point in the future. all right, to obviously as well mcbride there. and so rob, thank you for your effective state, monica ruby. i was on his 1st trip abroad to panama, where president donald trump is threatened to take control of the canal with the one panama, as president jose around molina. but china i

area, is limited and closely monitored by south korea. and i'm sorry, i'm just a little bit of an issue and i guess you really planning to have to always, that's always over to something. what about to say, let's say with the leave idea of how many part of me was it was done with when i went to and so i was gonna try to get those tables. and as you do most of that sort of really the total in can mean united way. that's when that's $51.00 is and on, on the width, on that, on the gateway. as you know, you know, i am going to cost you to, here's one more thing at, at some point that i will be here. and you'll reason williams. i am 1200 soldiers stationed in your own character. you have just 7 square kilometers. they make up almost one 3rd of the population, military facilities, patrols and surveillance cameras on every corner. reminder, the constant switch from the middle of the change, the 2 careers were divided in 1945, multiple military confrontations have taken place on the island today to hold spots into korean conflict. but this is not

south korea accuse them of being spies cause cause you to turn down. you need to, i don't have a with you that you will get to the, the families of a piece of also suffered overall is that i'm gonna move this topic the so as to do that, to turn into your company, which means i put it to 101 east. the island does course in the middle of the into korean conflict. the pop table has been living his life to the rhythm of the sea over 40 years. that sort of thing to do to us. which while is how does it feel horrible? trouble what i'm going to quickly go over with you the every day at sunrise. he sits out from the south korean island palm to fish for octopus in the yellow sea spot straddling the divide between north and south korea. these a troubled horses going to town. i'm going to get somebody with the bus one a month enough to like under your title. yeah. don't, don't, don't hold onto the test. someone sure don't, don't have grades on good. so it, you know, you're looking for kind of diploma no long enough. well, it's calm this morning. this is an area of

south korea accuse them of being spies was causing it to use it. you will get to that the, the families of a piece of also suffered overall is how long to move. let's take the, the to do it out of the 10. and do you go for you between separate $21.00? 0, $1.00 east. the island does course in the middle of the, into korean conflict, the a positive loan that has been living his life to the rhythm of the sea for over 40 years. that sort of thing to do to us. oh nice here and there which while is a part of the whole trouble and that includes leave of simple people with you the every day at sunrise you sits out from the south, korean island palm to fish for octopus in the yellow sea spot straddling the divide between north and south korea, these a troubled horses. go get hey, i'm going to the one day you'll get somebody with the bus going on, but they're not feeling under your title. yeah. don't, don't those hold onto the test? someone sure them don't look like it's all good. so it, you know, you're looking for kind of appointment are long enough. well,

area is limited and closely monitored by south korea. and i'm just a little bit of an issue and i guess there really a bit about that. i have always, it's always over to what about to say let's leave ideas coming in front of me wasn't starting with when i went to and so i was gonna try to get those tables. and as you do most of that, sort of mainly the total and can mean united way. that's when that's $51.00, there is an on the width of the way. so you know, even connect cushion. you need to hear someone called that all the way that i will be here and you'll reason williams. i am 1200 soldiers stationed in your own character. you have just 7 square kilometers. they make up almost one 3rd of the population, military facilities, patrols and surveillance cameras on every corner. reminder, the constant french from the middle of the change, the 2 careers were divided in 1945, multiple military confrontations have taken place on the island today to hold spots into coming in conflict. but this is not enough to discourage businesses. oops, circl

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of japan and south korea comes as a competition rams off following the launch of the chinese rival, deep sea from a private portion off from. so these all size make shifts in the world of all to officially intelligence taking place right here, seemingly in response to the shock launch of new a model is from the chinese, the top deep sea. they have shown just watch technological advances can be made in a i, using far less results is than the western competitors. now one of the highest is in a ice, i'm all months. he's the ceo of open a guy that may cause of chat g, b t, t is in the region, announcing plans for the next generation of a i tools. i think this is one of the best things opening i has ever launched. and it really points at what's going to be possible with agents. this can do complex research tasks for you off your announcing a multi $1000000000.00 collaboration with a partner in tokyo. all the news here in sol, attending a major industry event where he's also around single joint project with one of south korea is biggest tech companies. they will focus on making a i services av

this egg unveiled a chat but at cost the latest data from south korea is to be not of korea is said to. bye for me on business today. bye for now. hey, it's lucy, with the catch up. tonight: the bbc goes undercover, the sims turn 25 and a dream comes true. killed in a shooting at a community college in central sweden. 0fficers believe the gunman is among the dead and that he acted alone. here in the uk, tributes are flowing for 15—year—old yesterday. of his murder. some other stories now. consultant who has been offering potentially from ricky sawyer. if that makes you feel nostalgic, well, you're in luck. whether you take good care of your sims or you are more to know the original game is being rereleased. he visited barbara's care home for her 76th birthday. two time grand slam champion announces her retirement. all roads in the nfl leads to new 0rlea ns with super bowl 59 taking centre stage this sunday. and as premier league clubs spend $160 million in the winter transfer window — mikel arteta says he's disappointed arsenal welcome along to the programme. let's start with the news

what do we get in this country from south korea and japan. about 16.8% of the vehicles that were sold. last year, a greater. >> percentage come from those. >> countries than from canada. and farley's point is, look, there's no there's no tariff on south korea. there's a 2.5% tariff on japan. if you're going to hit mexico and canada and it's going to impact u.s. automakers, shouldn't it also impact the vehicles coming from those countries? it'll be interesting to see if this. >> gets any legs, any traction in. >> the days to come. >> by the way. >> ford, as you take a look at shares over the last year, they do import some vehicles, not a lot, but some vehicles that are built in china. and those vehicles now have a 10% tariff on them. going to hop back on the call. melissa, if we have any headlines, we'll let you know. >> all right phil, thanks. phil lebeau. well, the good news is they're not losing any more on their evs. their ev losses are about the same that they've averaged for the past few quarters here. what's what's the other good news.

losses of around 3 percent on the decay in tokyo with similar losses on the cost of the index in south korea is also being actually i slide encrypt. so currencies, bitcoin has been down a take a 3 week low. the concern for companies here, especially for example, south korean companies, even though they're not directly affected by tyrus from this part of the world, they will have production facilities to and they go to a semi conductor chips, ultimate bills in the likes of mexico that we're live very much upon the us market that are impacted and then there is a now getting concerned both hearing. so then also in tokyo that even though japan and south korea are all very much on paper, at least good friends of the united states, there are concerns that with that they to might face direct tyrus from the united states in the future. all right, so i'll just drop mcbride live for 7. so rob, thank you to us up to a state, monica ruby, amazon, his 1st trip abroad to panama with president trump has threatened to take control of the canal, will be at one panama, as president jose, around with melina. t

so hopefully we'll catch the western side of south korea and across the area code in this area. that code it has pushed down through china is nothing like the same extreme is going to get colder, i think in shanghai, down to 700 times about 0 in solve, which is a brief warming trend. but it worked last more code is on its way down through so. so south korea typically, subzero was snow during friday, a slight improvement during south to day moving westwards. we could ignore snow except off in the foothills of the himalaya, of course, and nothing folding fairly steadily. that's just uh the uh, so the portal quality that's typical in northern india is united throughout the winter has improved to some degree and elsewhere in india. try looking picture there is right in catching the south is for lanky, which is seasonally correct. no good. if you ever kick it to i wanted to share in the northeast as well. forecast again for new delhi had quality, has improved, but there is fog, at least during the morning. the latest news as it breaks, where the display of palestinians returning to t

south korea has followed australia's lead in restricting security concerns. company making waves. takena is becoming dominant in many other areas of tech. of motoring, selling more than any other country, biggest battery—maker now, too. and solar panels — china's responsible by 2028, it's predicted that 60% of the world's next time you hear that buzzing above your head, so, how has china done all this? factory for low—cost goods, to a global tech leader responsible for its own supply chain of cutting—edge tech. china's even leading. 86% of them have been ticked off. but china hasn't succeeded in all its 2025 goals. with progress set to get even worse thanks to more sanctions and controls. plus, the us government and private firms are throwing hundreds of billions of dollars into staying ahead. 0ther industrialised countries like germany the barcelona footballer alexia putellas will chief luis rubiales, as thejudicial process hermoso continues. football team which won the world cup final in sydney in 2023. the ceiling of one brazil's most important baroque churches has collapsed, killing

the north and south korea to nations. technically still a tour as relations between the neighbors deteriorates some tiny south korean islands are in the firing line. 101 east meets the island. there's costs between $2.00 korean announced to 0 the . ringback the total trans terrace against mexico and canada had been put on hold hours before they went to go into effect. the thoughts a whole new field is every life but headquarters here in the also coming up twin brothers were united in the ruins of northern guns are being rebuild. once israel has destroyed congolese, um, troops declared re unilateral cease fire up to days of fighting kill at least $900.00 people. until recently the picturesque island of sons reading fairing and major escalate is about half of the.

south korea and the economist. hi, june chung. as same as well. the bod, somebody tons reminds us that no country in the wilds as the industrialized, if such industrialized this and did not allow for from solve the acknowledge industrial china has been just your lies because the thought is that they've changed the philosophy. they require profile that knowledge china did that jump on after the wall industrialized because is allowed on demand the trunk filed the acknowledge solid square industrialized because it demanded products valve technology in the news. yeah. it's been bonding transfers, technology. zip not is demanding front of all the different outage. talking is demanding from the files depth knowledge, but in the continental vice versa. we are not demanding transfer all the different outage once we are calling, industrialize this, and if not for the benefit of africa, it is for the benefit of those who i industrialize today. we have many initiatives, the chinese all a so here through the belt on bridge. but is it for the benefit of africa

china more of south korea. still gaps that china is keen fill in and do of to fill in and do that kind of promotion. 3, to fill in and do that kind of romotion. �* ., t ttttsttenate tt t senate is tttttsttehate is calling for the us senate is calling for elon musk to be barred from iiil being involved in reforming the air traffic control system. aviation authority had imposed on his company, spacex. she also said mr musk had made attempts to force out in airspace reform efforts. we go, a quick update the markets. here in asia it's bag. stocks in china aggrixed bag. stocks in china among the top performers. are among the top performers. the shanghai composite is up, the t t the hatng t the hatng seng. t the hatng seng. nikkeit the hatng seng. nikkei tis as the hang seng. the nikkei is 0.5% korean and down 0.5% and korean and australian markets are trading lower. and that it for this edition and that is it for this edition of business today. i'll be back at top of the �*for at the top of the hour for news day. in

greer just recently on the posture that we should have toward south korea. so without objection. actually, i'm going to give you a break. but all of the opening comments about the president creating uncertainty, let's talk about that. who threatened columbia if they didn't start working with the united states that it was going to impose tariffs on? president petro said no way. he decided he was going to go to the brink because of the illegal immigrants coming from columbia, and it turns out that i know people have said that the president blinked but in this case it wasn't president trump, and now he is showing some respect for our laws. president petro who was elected in 2022 should probably also pay attention to an environment that would force families to make a dangerous trip all the way from columbia to pay the cartel to come across the border to come to the united states. maybe that president should not only work with the united states, but understand he's got fundamental problems that would cause responsible parents to do that. so get to work at home. mexico, same thing. the

greer recently on the posture toward south korea.oing to give you a break. all of the opening comments about the president creating uncertainty, okay let's talk about that. he said columbia faded and start working with united states they would impose tariffs on them in the person said no way. he decided he was going to go to the brink because of the illegal immigrants coming from columbia and what turns out and i know people said the prison blanks but in this case it wasn't president trump it was president petro and now he's showing respect for ourno laws. president petro should pay attention to an environment that would force families to make the dangerous trip all the way from columbia to come across the border -- border to convince states and maybe that president should. not only work with the united states. understand he has fundamental problems that would cause responsible parents to dont tha. and mexico same thing the president the uncertainty that was created over the course of four days created a consequence of 10,000 troops

he has been in japan, south korea.e we hearing in terms of innovation and partnership openai is bringing? rachel: this is sam altman's second world tour over the last few years. his company is more established, and he is making stops in a bunch of different countries, including south korea, where he had a deal with a really large company focused on social media there. he has been meeting with softbank in japan and there are a bunch of other stuff as well. some are focused on meeting with people, developers. also there is a university in germany he is going to head up. he has different kinds of people to meet with that are connected with the company or he would like to be connected with the company. jackie: i'm curious which risks this world tour brings up. obviously the sikh developments of last week really amplified this talk about an ai race. then today we see some retaliation from china on alphabet in response to trump's terrace. you are seeing tech companies get caught in the middle. by doing this is sam altman put

that would leave japan and south korea in a very dangerous, very lonely spot. would be a trigger for first korea and then japan and possibly other countries to reconsider their nonnuclear status. >> just a final thought. obviously, china is the other major talking point in washington. i suppose they would find it quite comfortable to talk to the trump administration when it comes to china? >> the trump administration is filled with china hawks. but it seems increasingly clear donald trump himself is not a china hawk. he looks at china and xi jinping as potent adversaries for negotiations, not as a strategic enemy. i think the japanese are watching carefully to see if donald trump is really going to stand up to china, is really going to push back on china, or if he is intent on making a deal with china. a deal with china could leave countries like japan out in the cold, so to speak. the japanese have been careful to protect their economic and trade relationship with china. strategic problems. it is an open question of how this will play out. >> good to talk to yo

. >> that's what happened less than two years ago on this asiana air flight en route to south korea, a man opened the emergency door of the plane just before landing. >> people are cramming onto these airplanes and not always behaving well, especially after they've had a few in-flight drinks. the common theme through all of this is you have a system which puts people on edge. >> a few weeks ago, a similar incident took place on a jetblue plane taxiing at boston's logan airport. a passenger opened an aircraft door, deploying the emergency slide. >> the air travel system in the u.s. is really bursting at the seams. it's being incredibly taxed. the sunday after this past thanksgiving, there were 3 million people on commercial flights in the u.s. in one day. we're talking about the population of los angeles, of people flying. >> pilot error has led to a number of well-known crashes. in 1994, pilots on china airlines flight 140 attempted to pitch the plane down while the autopilot was pitching the aircraft up. the plane crashed, killing 264 people on board. in 2001, american airlines flig

near the dmz of south korea. after completing his military service. wanted to return to his roots and farm in la hello hello ma'am i'm working how part of the southern peanut farmer i'm grateful for the hard work he's done with the food and for alabama and advocate for our young farmers and also in auburn tiger fan. thank you for being here today. senator moran what brings you to texas >> kansas. [laughter] >> both great states. one is better than the other. good morning and i think the chairman for allowing me the opportunity to introduce that captain who appears with all of you on the panel. amy france is the native of the old arkansas population 1775 made me think of all my hometown, the county that leona is in his wichita county and the population 2100. my point is, amy lives in a very rural part of kansas, she found a limited partnership this industry called agriculture after meeting her husband. together they operate the french family farms near the city growing wheat and raising cattle with their children and grandchildren. farming alongside he

south korea has followed australia's lead in restricting how some government workers use the chineseaccessing the technology, citing security concerns. but deepseek is just the latest chinese tech company making waves. a lot of companies there, but there are many more within the tech w tech sector are chinese tech sector that are taking market share. from the world's factory to the world's innovator. and according to experts — they have largely succeeded. joe tidy has this report. taken the world by storm. dominant in many other areas of tech. of motoring, selling more than any other country, thanks to hit electric car makers like byd. in drones, too, china rules the skies. next time you hear that buzzing above your head, there's a 70% chance it's a dji drone made in the city of shenzhen. three of the world's top—ten drone—makers are chinese. made in china 2025. so in many industries, like, china is catching up across ten target technologies, the plan set out more than 250 mini goals. the government has set an agenda and enticed companies to stay in china, their stay in china, give t

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while asian markets dived over few is of a global trade war in this is in hong kong, tokyo and south korea fell up by failed by up to 2 percent in early trading. on monday, that's the 4 tires on canada, mexico and china take effect. in other news in guys, remo palestinians are leading to the roof of border crossing with egypt to get medical treatment abroad. this is the 3rd group to leave guys under the sci fi agreement. is really supposed to allow 50 patients in need of urgent care out of a strip every day. but that target isn't being met. at least 15 people have been killed in a bombing in syria. it happened in the northern city of mom, beach, east of a level serious civil defense phase of vehicle was targeted. several people were wondering the explosion. most of them women, one person has been killed in at least 3 injured in an explosion in moscow. and identify device designated on the 1st floor of a residential complex northwest of the russian capital and the democratic republic of congo, the one and back reval group and $23.00 is continuing its advance in the east prompting fees of a

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that's going to make its way towards the fall south of south korea, and it'll push its way into southern parts of japan. issue in particular, could see maybe 50 or 60 millimeters of right over the course of the weekend by way . but still in place making his wife or the race was as we go through sunday, cooler talking and behind the talk you have it around 5 degrees celsius. that's gonna be cold enough for a little bit of sleep and snow i want to to spell. so russia shy was name wanting to southern areas of china, hold on pots should be launching dry smell to dry across much of the, i mean the china region is going to be losey, settle, see if other heavy showers, though, coming into web bonia, central, the southern parts of the philippines, sing some larvae, showers, and the usual scattering of showers. it cost much of indonesia, but united to the west. it is generally dry across the mount. try them life financial that allows you try to request a good part of india. wisdom disturbance could bring significant smartphone to to know them focused on the western side of the himalayas. too much

global slow down tre, gets on the sun, asian stock markets, industries in hong kong, tokyo and south korea failed by up to 2 percent in early trading. on monday, all this comes before terrorist on canada and mexico and china take effects. canadian and mexican imports will be hit with levies of 25 percent from tuesday. why a 10 percent tie for being posed on chinese goods in response, canada and mexico have announced has, on the us while we have correspondence following reaction from around the world. jessica washington is in badging. hospitalized barbara is in brussels. but 1st we go to domini cain in berlin, who's going to tell us dominique how the european markets have been reacting to donald trump's comments? a small that 42 percent in asia reflected in europe too. suddenly that's how the ducks in frankfurt, the caca on to in paris opened and fell from 2 percent and then re gain some watts . so the last time i checked was couple of minutes ago they were right about 1.8 percent lower than the opening values to a certain extent. also in london, the foot see also dying, but not perhaps qui

and this is in hong kong. tokyo and south korea slumped by up to 2 percent in any trading on monday. this comes a day before paris on china take effects. jessica washington has more on the chinese reaction from badging unless we approach the end of the chinese new year holiday. we're looking ahead to february for when this additional 10 percent tariff on chinese goods entering us will take effect what we heard from badging is swift criticism, saying that these meshes will run town to to us. china corporation. aging has also pledged to take up this method directly with the world trade organization and file a case that we are waiting to hear what towns emissions, aging has in mind, does say that they will be some on the way. it is of course, important to look at the broad economic context, chinese economy don't space a number of challenges at this moment. we look at things like unemployment, low consumer spending, property sector crisis with exports, exports remain a bright score for the economy. in fact, in 2024, the latest data from just january shows that china requoted a trade surp

asian stock market is also dive to the phase of a global trade for indexes in hong kong. tokyo and south korea fell by up to 2 percent in early trading on monday. and this comes before tariffs on canada and mexico and china take effect. canadian and mexican imports will be hit with the lives of 25 percent from choose day fall. an extra 10 percent tariff will be imposed on chinese goods. just good. washington is following developments from badging. it lets me approach the end of the chinese new year holiday. we're looking ahead to february for when this additional 10 percent tariff on chinese goods entering us will take effect what we heard from badging is swift criticism, saying that these meshes will run counter to us. china corporation. aging has also pledged to take up this method directly with the world trade organization and filed a case that we are waiting to hear what towns emissions, aging has in mind, does say that they will be some on the way. it is, of course, important to look at the broad economic context, china's economy don't space a number of challenges at this moment. we look