kim jong—un has describes president trump as mentally deranged, after his anti—pyongyang speech at ther trump has announced more trade sanctions. protests continue a cross catalonia after the spanish government imposed daily fines on separatists organising an independence referendum. the spanish government says any vote on a split from spain would be illegal. the mexican president has promised to continue the search for earthquake survivors. he said rescuers are still looking for anyone alive in the ruins of ten buildings. over 270 people across are now known to have died in the quake. now it's time for world business report. back from the cliff edge. britain will push for a brexit transition period that would keep it in the single market for two years. but can it break the stalemate over money? plus, clouds gather over the us solar industry as a trade dispute with china heats up. welcome to world business report. i'm rachel horne. we start in florence, italy, where — as you've been hearing — british prime minister theresa may will set out her position on brexit in a speech. with just

kim jong—un describes president trump as mentally deranged, after his anti—pyongyang speech at the unkey began the new school year this week with controversial changes to the curriculum. charles darwin's theory of evolution has been removed for younger students and there are new lessons on jihad, taught as "love for the homeland". it's prompted further criticism that the islamic government is trying to impose its values on a previously secular education syllabus. 0ur turkey correspondent mark lowen reports. please with the new school year, a new curriculum. this student will no longerfind a new curriculum. this student will no longer find a pollution new curriculum. this student will no longerfind a pollution but new curriculum. this student will no longer find a pollution but will breed ofjihad longer find a pollution but will breed of jihad and longer find a pollution but will breed ofjihad and love for the homeland. turkey's secular founding father is less prominent and his school must now have a prayer room. translation: i am worried for my children's future. they are engineering

trump that are extraordinary. analysts say but who is saying them. north korea kim jong-un in his own words. >> i've never seen anything like this where a north korea leader using his own name speaking first person making it so personal. >> reporter: among the personal insults leveled at president trump he says trump is unfit to lead a country calling him twice dotard, meaning an old fool. and i'll make him pay dearly. in order to show country men that he won't back down, kim felt he had to speak personally made by trump at the u.n. this week. >> the united states has great strength and patience. but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. >> reporter: president trump's very temperate lang gave kim jong-un a wonderful gift. gave lima excuse, a pretext to claim that trump's lang convinced him of the need to continue his testing program. >>> kim said as much saying convinced me rather than frightening me, and that is the one i have to follow to the last. kim also vowed to take a hard line counter measure. aske

if donald trump talks to kimjong—un, that strings. kim jong—un, that would be strings. if donald trump talks to kimjong—un, that would be hugely... donald trump will tweet, and kim jong—un will keep on firing missiles. the north koreans want money, look at how many billions the americans have been channelling to bribe north korea not to set off their nuclear weapons... the chinese and the russians want america out of the region. what do we get in return in the west, if the americans to reduce a bit of their power over there? why should they bribe kim jong—un in any event. there? why should they bribe kim jong-un in any event. after that, we need a drink, but don't let it be prosecco. british dentists are upsetting the prosecco industry in italy because they have said that it can rot your teeth quite badly.|j can't believe how badly annoyed the italians got over this. you can't listen to dentists about dental hygiene, they will tell you to eat broccoli and drink water. it is called the prosecco smile, apparently dentists transported at

president trump offered tougher sanctions against north korea as kim jong-un lashes out at mr. trump calling him deranged and promisi promising revenge. >>> facebook is changing its policies. >> we can't prevent all governments from all interference but we can make it harder. >>> and recovery efforts are under way in puerto rico after hurricane maria leaves the island in ruins. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarter in new york. i'm brook silva-braga in for anne-marie green. >>> we begin with the rhett rinne between north korean president kim jong-un and president trump. this morning kim jong-un called president trump mentally dera e deranged. he said mr. trump would pay dearly for his remarks at the u.n. president trump promised sanctions against the countries who trade with north korea. >> it's a great threat to peace and security in our world, and it is unacceptable that others financially support this criminal rogue regime. >> meanwhile it's reported that the north korean foreign minister said his country might conduct a hydrogen bomb test in th

>> kim jong-un. trump has a nickname for his guy, what is it? >> rocketman. sse: do you like the name? >> it speaks to him. >> rocketman is on a suicide mission for himself. >> trump nailed it with that. >> trump has a nickname for her. do you know what it is? >> do you know trump's nickname for elizabeth warren? >> he calls her pocahontas. >> seems not happy, she is the worst. jesse: who is this? >> i have no clue, i have never seen him before. jesse: this fills your senator. chuck? >> deblasio? >> that's the mayor. jesse: he cries a lot. >> crying chuck? jesse: you nailed it. >> it was mean spirited and un-american. jesse: who is this? >> reince priebus? no, what's his name? >> lyin' ted, ted cruz. >> lyin' ted. jesse: what do you think trump called her during the campaign? >> texting susie? >> put her in jail is what i think. >> she's crooked hillary, don't you understand that? >> are you going to read hillary's book? >> i know what happened. >> that's if the fried chicken guy. jesse: this is bernie sanders. do you know his nickname? jesse: crazy bernie. >>

agreement limiting iran's nuclear program earlier this week at the un trump delivered a scathing criticism of iran. tehran says its rockets are not designed to carry nuclear weapons but the challenge is their trump will announce next month whether the u.s. is pulling out of the iran nuclear deal. and here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you germany heads to the polls on sunday to elect a new parliament and america is tipped to win a fourth term as chancellor but the populist alternative for germany party is expected to enter the bundestag for the first time. this hour in the men in the meantime you should check out our website that's t w dot com for all the latest updates and more information you can also find us on twitter and facebook but we are at the new thank you for watching. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just.

we are following the high stakes world of words with president trump and dictator kim jong-un, they are trading personal insult, kim calling the president mentally deranged after president trump called am mad man. that was one of the latest tweet storm. we are also awaiting the president's arrival in alabama. he will be arriving to speak with senator luther strange, running for the seat vacated by jeff sessions. we will stand by on the decision to vote no on the gop health care bill. we are covering that and more with our guests, our correspondents and specialists, they're also standing by. let's begin with the breaking news up on capitol hill. cnn's ryan nobles is there for us. ryan mccain's announcement seems to doom the latest effort to repeal obamacare once again. >> there is no doubt the graham-cassidy plan was on shaky ground on capitol hill. the fact that he announced he cannot support this legislation is there are two republicans who are vocal nos on this plan. this is what mccain said earlier this afternoon. quote, ki not in good conscious vote for the graham-cassidy proposal.

president trump orders new punishment for kim jong-un's nuclear taunt as kim's regime likens mr. trump to a barking dog. will the u.s. sanctions have teeth? >>> talk show takedown. there is a deadly serious debate that could make or break the health care legislation. >>> and russian ads. facebook says they are giving information about the russian election meddling. what will it mean as the special counsel makes new demands of the white house? >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm jim acosta. you're in "the situation room." >>> we are following multiple breaking stories this hour. hurricane maria regains strength and unleashes more destruction in the caribbean after pulverizing puerto rico leaving millions of americans desperate and in the dark. there is dangerous fooding from 30 inches of torrential rain in just 24 hours. officials are warning that puerto ricans may not get electricity back four to six months with the power grid totally destroyed. >>> also breaking, president trump orders an expansion of sancti

president has branded kim a madman after he called trump to ranged and a barking dog kim jong un lashed out at trump following his threat to destroy his nation young is now considering a hydrogen bomb test in the pacific ocean. or russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov has spoken about the tensions on the korean peninsula during a press conference at the u.n. he says everyone involved in the dispute needs to take a deep breath and find a diplomatic solution. with the more we need to calm down the hotheads and understand that we need pauses we need to context together with our colleagues will continue to strive for a reasonable and not be emotional approach instead of a kindergarten fight between children where no one can stop them. britain's prime minister has proposed a two year transition period after the u.k. leaves the european union in a speech delivered in florence uneasily aimed at breaking the deadlock over breaks it to reason may said she wants britain to be allowed to stay in the e.u. single market during that time and she promised that britain will honor its budget commitmen

ensayo por el dÍa de la independencia en mÉxico pero estÁ presente la un cuarta. >> que el 93% de los mexicanos no cree que el presidente trumpexicanos que no emigran a indocumentados a los estados unidos, hace 2 aÑos eran mÁs los que querÍan irse. >> lo que pasa es que seÑor trump, trae ideas muy racistas. >> la encuesta realizada entre mil mexicanos la imagen negativo de los estados unidos sorprendÓo a los encuestadores. >> revela el sentimiento de la poblaciÓn respecto al nuevo presidente de los estados unidos. >> pero si el gobierno del presidente trump no le va bien, los mexicanos simplemente lo tienen reprobado. >> igual es nuestro presidente, no hace nada por sacar al paÍs adelante. >> segÚn la encuesta por la corrupciÓn inseguridad y problemas econÓmicos 85% de los mexicanos se sienten insatisfechas. >> aÚn asÍ aqui estÁn orgulloso de ser mexicanos. >> en mÉxico, raÚl torres, noticias telemundo. >> la cantante selena gÓmez ha sorprendido a todos revelando que se tuvo que someter a un transplante de riÑÓn por el lupus, su mejor amiga es una latina hija del popular locutor de radio de los Ángeles el cucuy de la maÑana,

mr trump has been very dismissive of the un in the past. ely. nick bryant reports from new york. as a new york property tycoon, donald trump looked on the united nations as a real estate opportunity. he built a tower right opposite and wanted the contract to carry out refurbishment of its headquarters. as president, many thought he'd hurl a wrecking ball at the global body, a club, he called it, for people to get together, talk and have a good time. but today, donald trump walked through its doors as its most important member and came not to talk demolition, but reform, although he couldn't resist a mention of his previous life. i actually saw great potential right across the street, to be honest with you, and it was only for the reason that the united nations was here that that turned out to be such a successful project. then it was down to business of a more presidential kind. he said he wanted to make the united nations great. in recent years, the united nations has not reached its full potential because of bureaucracy and mismanagement.

pablo: corea del norte anunciÓ una detonaciÓn de una poderosa bomba en un claro reto a trump. la realidad es que kim jong-un tendrÍa una bomba de hidrÓgeno y el segundo es que podrÍa ponerla en un misil intercontinental. trump habÍa dicho que no permitirÍa que corea del norte tuviera esos misiles, pero ya los tiene. " ya veremos" respondiÓ trump ante la pregunta de si atacarÍa corea del norte. sus acciones continÚan siendo muy poderosas para estados unidos, corea del sur se estÁ dando cuenta, como les dije, de que sus palabras con corea del norte no funcionan. " ellos sÓlo entienden una cosa, china es el paÍs con mÁs influencia sobre corea del norte. hay que recordar que estados unidos aÚn estÁ tÉcnicamente en guerra.nninguno ganÓ, Únicamente firmaron un armisticio"publicÓ trump en su cuenta de twitter. fuego y furia como el mundo jamÁs ha visto, prometiÓ trump en agosto si corea del norte amenazaba a estados unidos. el presidente no tiene experiencia en estas situaciones,, dijo el senador republicano. trump convocÓ a una reuniÓn de urgencia a su equipo de seguridad. tenemos m

con este argumento Él sumo pontÍfice dio un revÉs a trump. gÉnero, este fin de semana anthony torres, de 41 aÑos conocido como activista social y defensor de los derechos de la comunidad lgbtq. el tiroteo ocurriÓ cerca del teatro. sus amigos sospechan que se trata de un crimen de odio. arrestaron a los sospechosos de robar un banco el sÁbado por la tarde. los criminales fueron identificados como katrina de napa y miguel maravilla residente de vallejo. la informaciÓn proporcionada por la cajera del banco y el vÍdeo de seguridad contribuyeron al arresto. un sistema de viento con fuertes rÁfagas que se reportÓ en las primeras horas del dÍa de hoy, dejÓ sin electricidad a miles de personas en el sur de la bahÍa. este fenÓmeno tomó por sorpresa a residentes y meteorÓlogos, quienes tratan descifrar la razÓn de estos ventarrones. falvio: es sorprendente cÓmo cambia el clima, aquÍ en el sur de la bahÍa por la maÑana se reportaron fuertes rÁfagas de viento. hemos escuchado estruendos, hemos visto relÁmpagos. estamos a casi 90 f >> estaba el aire muy fu

president donald trump is impose new sanctions on north korea targeting anyone who does business with pyongyang kim jong un says trump will pay dearly for his actions the e.u. is also considering new measures and china is ordering its buying to abide by existing sanctions bangladesh's prime minister has used her address at the un general assembly to push the international community on the crisis. once the u.n. to help establish safe zones for people who fled the violence in me a most rocking state she says four hundred thirty thousand muslims have fled to her country since a military crackdown a member began last month. we are horrified to see that the million marrus already are laying landmines along their stretch of the border to prevent the road from returning to me on mine. these people must be able to return to their homeland in safety and security. and dignity. at the same time i condemn all kinds of terrorism and violent extremism to. mexico's president believes there could be people still alive in ten buildings that collapsed in tuesday's earthquake but hope is fading in the nation's capital it's b

he also said that trump would pay, quote, dearly for his speech to the un general assembly. on tuesday trump said that the u.s. will totally destroy north korea if washington is forced to defend itself or allies. the foreign minister to take the podium later today. dagen: president trump signing an executive order to impose new sanctions on north korea, under the order the u.s. will punish individuals, companies or financial institutions doing business with the north. cheryl: blake berman has the details from the white house. blake: it is either business with us or business with them. that is the threat of president trump's new executive order regarding north korea. new guidelines signed by thursday as he met with leaders of south korea and japan targeting individuals who make deals with rogue nation along with financial institutions that do business. >> do business with the united states or or facilitate trade with the lawless regime in north korea. >> the president revealed that china's central bank decided to lock out north korean customers, however, treasury secretary ste

donald trump will deliver his first address to the un general assembly on tuesday. post a key meeting that's taking place between french president emmanuel macron. and. donald trump pine the agenda between these two climate change at with u. s. alignment with the cup twenty one paris climbed agreement central. to that conversation will bring you some reaction from a mailbox on a very shortly here live from paris let's now turn to some analysis of this situation of the un the general assembly because taking place. trump making his debut speech in life it's joins professor of history at empire state. college in as ever thank you for being with us i'm as you see it what is trump really want from united nations he's talking reform but what's his underlying agend. well he wants the united nations that in his mind delivers on the investment backed out member states particularly united states. i i put into it that's really know you know his his that business oriented approach. i so he wants at in his mind. of a united and the united nations that does what what. the big powe

so i think the volatility and the me cure yal statements by both president trump and kim jong-un really have the effect of rattling allies and adversaries more so than they actually have of changing the dynamic between the two world leaders and between the two countries. look, president trump, when he goes with this whole rocket man jag that he's been on for the last couple of days or week or two, it's like he's trying to little marco kim jong-un. the problem is this is not about insults. this is about interests. we have an interest in preventing north korea from getting nuclear weapons. they have an interest for whatever reasons, even reasons that we oppose, but they have reasons why they want nuclear weapons. and the objective for president trump is to put pressure on kim jong-un whether it's via china or russia or other countries or direct negotiation, whatever he chooses, to reach some kind of either agreement or not an agreement. but the back and forth at this point is not really proving much to anybody. >> and, patrick, later on today a representative of north korea will be speaki

to trump's un speech earlier this week. e north has said it may test a hydrogen bomb in the pacific ocean. >> the white house says president trump has spoken wi rico and the u.s. virgin islands. the entire island of puerto rico was left without power after hurricane matthewial knocked its already weakened electrical grid out. president trump said fema and other emergency responders are helping both u.s. territories begin the recovery process and he plans to visit puerto rico. >> soin mexico city survivors are still being pulled from the rubble. the death toll stands at 273. but it is expected to continue to rise. >> ♪ >> 5:15 is the time right now. as we take a live look outside we're expecting a nice weekend according to mike thomas. he says it's going to be really pleasant. >> yeah, lots of sun and temperatures more like summer, more like august than september, that's for sure as we head into the weekend. let me start you off with a tropical update first. still tracking maria of course acting the islands of turks and caico

and kim jong-un, i want everybody to just have a look at what he had to say about president trump. the head of the regime, kim jong-un, saying, he, trump, is unfit to hold the perogativ of a supreme country, and i will make the man holding the prerogative of the supreme command in the u.s. pay dearly for his speech calling for totally destroying the dprk. he will face results beyond his expectation. i will surely and definitely tame the mentally deranged the u.s. dotard with fire. could he put some sort of hydrogen bomb on a cargo ship and missile and detonate it on or over the pacific ocean, john and poppy. >> another issue the u.s. has to deal with with another regime. iran revealed a long-range missi missile this morning. missiles are not part of the nuclear deal, per se. >> of course these missiles are essentially the delivery vehicle, just like in north korea, for a bomb or a nuclear device, a nuclear warhead on the front end of these ballistic missiles. that's what the threat is to europe and to the united states. it's concerning. this comes at the most difficult time, if you

president trump announced increased sanctions and kim jong un is now threatening to test a hydrogen bomb over the pacific ocean. >> reporter: a fiery war of words amid escalating tensions, president trump tweeting this morning, kim jong un of north korea who is obviously a mad man that doesn't mean starving or killing his people will be tested like never before. that tweet coming on the heals of hints of frightening new weapons taste. >> now that president trump has unassaulted me in the eyes of the world and the most for others declaration of a war. and we will consider a level of counter measure in history. the foreign minister says that could include testing a hydrogen bomb over the pacific ocean in response to the president's address to the united nations on tuesday. >> if we are forced to defend ourselves we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. >> now kim jong un says president trump will pay dearly for the words calling him mentally deranged and a gangster and unfit for office. saying that china, the longest trading partner is aimed at new measures to isolate kim

este grupo tiene su base y el presidente trump, recibiÓ un informe sobre el huracÁn por parte del directorvicepresidente y otros funcionarios, durante el informe. Él presidente dijo que su equipo estÁ monitoreando la situaciÓn de cerca y que visitarÁ la florida muypronto . muchos delincuentes se han aprovechado de la situaciÓn para robar, pasamos con marÍa fernanda lÓpez con mÁs detalles. >> aquÍ en el Área de miami se ha suscitado este incidente, varios delincuentes han aprovechado la situaciÓn que a raÍz del paso del huracÁn que los meteorÓlogos confirman fue con categorÍa 1 en esta aria, muchas residencias y gran parte del sector perdiÓ el tendido elÉctrico y entonces estos individuos han aprovechado para entrar y robar en una tienda de zapatos deportivos. las autoridades vinieron y establecieron 1 a, tratando de encontrar los individuos, motivo por el cual las autoridades han decretado el condado en toque de queda. con la intenciÓn de que mÁs incidentesde este tipo no se repitan, aunque tristemente tenemos reportes de que ha ocurrido un incidente similar y otros crÍmenes de este tipo.

this man in seoul said, "both kim jong-un and trump are unpredictable leaders. to be honest, it would not be strange if a war broke out." kim jong-un has rapidly accelerated his weapons program, conducting 18 missile tests so far this year, and what he would actually do with a nuclear- tipped missile is still not clear. >> the good news is that north korea is rational, they want to survive. >> reporter: daniel pinkston teaches international relations in seoul and is an expert on north korea's weapons program. is getting north korea to abandon these weapons a realistic goal, or is that a fantasy? >> it would be analogous to the pope coming out tomorrow and abandoning jesus christ. it's something so embedded in their belief system and their identity that it would be that revolutionary. >> reporter: the south korean defense ministry says it is seeing signs that north korea might be preparing to launch another intercontinental ballistic missile that could coincide with a major holiday that takes place in north korea this coming weekend. elaine? >> quijano: ben tracy

theirforeign minister pulling no punches in a speech to the un, saying donald trump was "mentally derangedtranslation: the absurd reality is that a person like trump, a mentally deranged person, full of megalomania, who is chastised by his own people as "commander in grief", as "president evil", a gambler who uses threats, fraud, and schemes — has his hand on the nuclear button. this is the greatest threat to international peace and security. donald trump has said north korea would pay dearly for its hostile behaviour. america, he said, would totally destroy the country, if it was ever forced to defend itself. andrew plant, bbc news. let's speak to our correspondent danny savage, who's in seoul. i'm slightly losing track of who is reacting to who but anyway, donald trump has had more to say, hasn't he, in the last hour? yeah, donald trump obviously heard the words of the north korean foreign minister at the north korean foreign minister at the un in previous hours and has tweeted his reaction in the last few minutes. he says that if the north korean foreign minister echoes the thoughts of

president donald trump the leader kim jong-un says u.s. esident donald trump pay dearly for his threats. and a looming referendums that they province in a tug-of-war between the federal government in baghdad and the iraqi kurdish capital. ♪ molly: now, signed, sealed, delivered. that is the tune president emmanuel macron will soon be singing. that is because this friday, he will put his signature on his controversial labor reform decrees. the changes aim to simplify employment rules and make hiring and firing easier. unions say it weakens workers rights. >> when it comes to the in's and outs of work in france, this is the bible. the french labor code. -- thents to the text text, emmanuel macron on planned to reform this past april, but has been faced by months of protesters. he decided to go another route. he packaged his reforms as by the cabinet and signed by the president, they just need to be published publicly to be applied. so how macron has enacted reforms is part of what has his opposition up in arms. >> if one can govern against th

y aprovechó para mandar un mensaje. (trumpdijo trump hablando de la amenaza de grupos terroristas a quienes su gobierno le sigue haciendo frente. (transicion) (nat up) mientras tanto el gobierno de corea del norte dijo habría "dolor y sufrimiento" contra estados unidos luego de que el gobierno de donald trump prometiera sanciones contra kim jong un tras varias amenazas serias este año. la tensión entre ambos gobiernos ha venido escalando seriamente desde que trump llegó a la presidencia. (transicion) (nat up teclado) se le está llamando uno de los hackeos más serios de la historia. y ahora hay quienes en el congreso quieren investigar a fondo como y porque la información privada de unos 143 millones de estadounidenses fue robada de equifax--una de las compañías que salvaguarda los datos crediticios de los consumidores del país. s/rodrigo villarreal 08:05 "hay poco que podemos hacer. lo único que podemos hacer es solicitar de nuestros tomadores de decisión que obliguen que estas empresas tomen las precauciones necesarias desde

al tener un presidente republicano como donald trump que ha tomado posturas de lÍneas dura en el temal futuro de los dreamers en estados unidos, la cosas como son. esta noche programa especial, los dreamers y trump. la hora de la verdad. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> bueno pues ahÍ lo tienen no este lo pierdan por favor muy interesante por lo que estamos viviendo. vamos con armando un dreamers quien estÁ en un lugar muy importante enfrenten de la torre de la libertad, armando cÓmo te sientes, tienes esperanza?. >>> creo que no me escucha armando, queremos restablecer esta comunicaciÓn con Él y el sentir y cÓmo estÁ viviendo esta emociÓn tras esta, tras todo esto que estÁ viviendo hoy nuestro paÍs un dia mÁs. queremos restablecer esta comunicaciÓn con armando, me escuchas?. >>> ahora te escucho >>> armando me gustarÍa preguntarte y te hacÍa una pregunta anteriormente ¿ cÓmo te sientes en este momento, aÚn tienes esperanza?. >>> cÓmo dices? >>> que si tienes esperanzas despuÉs de este anuncio por parte del fiscal general?. >>> well para mÍ es algo bien importante porque nos da la oportunidad como, c

trump ratcheting up tensions between the u.s. and north korea overnight sending a tweet calling kim jong-un a, quote, madman, as the north korean dictator threatened to detonate a hydrogen bomb over the pacific. >> reporter: a fiery war of words amid escalating tensions. president trump tweeting this morning, "kim jong-un of north korea who is obviously a madman who doesn't mind starving or killing his people will be tested like never before!" that tweet coming on the heels of hint at frightening new weapons tests. kim jong-un saying in a statement "now that trump denied the existence of and insulted me and my country in front of the eyes of the world and made the most ferocious declaration oe a will consider a kor spocorrespondinghe lf hardline countermeasure in history." that highest level could include testing a hydrogen bomb over the pacific ocean. all in response to the president's address at the united nations on tuesday. >> if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. > reporter: now, kim jong-un says president trump will pay dearly for those words, calling him mentall

let's start with donald trump and the war of words with kim jong—un. ld donald trump and the war of words with kimjong—un. to world leaders at exchanging verbal blows bash it is like the playground. it has become cartoon like if it wasn't so serious. the language on both sides, the rhetoric gets ramped up and up and up. if actions by the north koreans get up and up by donald trump's comments about destroying north korea and more sanctions to come over north korea, we are going to see, i think, is yet another response probably this weekend and they are now talking about and h—bomb tests in the pacific. it seems that markets are just starting to react to this, they goodness they are because this is getting ramped up are because this is getting ramped up to are because this is getting ramped uptoa are because this is getting ramped up to a point of tension in that we cannot come back from. where can we go from here? the sanctions do not seem to be having the desired effect. the real key to coming years is down remains whether or not donald trump can do som

presidente trump: es un buen hombre pero no me gusta la imagen que da lo que hizo. ontribuyentes. en su carta de renuncia dijo que habÍa sido un honor servir a la administraciÓn y que continuarÁ apoyando la agenda del presidente. el ahora ex secretario dijo que reembolsarÍan alrededor de $ 50.000 al gobierno por los viajes que costaron casi medio millÓn de dólares, por lo menos otros dos miembros del gabinete han tomado vuelo privado. el secretario del interior admitiÓ haberlo hecho en tres ocasiones, aunque tratÓ de justificarse. >> en ocasiones, tenemos que dar las privado cuando las circunstancias no nos dejan opciÓn, pero viajar en clase comercial. el secretario del tesoro no se ha comprometido a hacer viajes comerciales para su trabajo. reportera: Éste verano le pidiÓ la casa blanca que explora la posibilidad de usar un jet del gobierno para su luna de miel. luego, ante las crÍticas, retirÓ la solicitud. todos los funcionarios que han usado jets privados son millonarios. >> si son millonarios, pueden pagar esos jets privados y no el contribuyente, pero el vision

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kim jong un and donald trump trade insults as north korea threatens to test a hydrogen bomb in the pacific. and i think this is out there and live from london also coming up in the program to resume a says she wants a two year transition period britain believes the european union in a speech aimed at breaking the brics it's deadlock. the death toll keeps rising after mexico's massive earthquake there rescuers continue to pull survivors from the rubble. and london stripped of its license to operate in a major blow to the right painting. so u.s. president donald trump has branded north korean leader kim jong as a madman who doesn't mind starving or killing its people in the latest escalation in their war of words it is in response to kim's official statement calling trump deranged a gangster playing with fire and a barking dog the north is also threatening to test a hydrogen bomb in the pacific ocean the novak has more now from the south korean capital seoul. inflammatory threats from north korea are not unusual but it is rare for the leader kim jong un to issue a statement himself. it was r

this as kim jong-un and trump trade barbs. -un said trump is surely a rogue and gangster, and i will surely and definitely tame the mentally deranged dotard with fire. not a word i say often. what happens at the state department? when you hear kim jong-un use language like that, when see says senile and a gangster, do you take them seriously? >> the economic pressure campaign is having an effect. we are seeing him lash out in this fashion. we have taken on the policy. it was the top thing that the president asked rex tillerson to do at the beginning of the administration, deal with north korea, implement the peaceful campaign, which means economic sanctions. we have not only seen that through the u.n., and two in the past few weeks cracking down on north korea's economy, and we are having conversations with allies and partners around the world in the most far fetched countries you would ever think of, asking to assist us and they are onboard. >> how do you know that's having an effect? >> you see the headlines, and they are oft

our top stories: president trump has announced new sanctions against north korea. kim jong—untening his country. emergency workers at a primary school in mexico city have called off their search for children thought to have been trapped. officials said they were still trying to free one adult from the rubble. the world's richest woman has died at the age of 94. liliane bettencourt was the heiress to the l'0real cosmetics fortune. according to forbes, her total wealth is put at about $39.5 billion. that story is popular on bbc.com. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the financial times leads with our top story and president trump meeting with south korean president moonjae—in at the un. and the new order signed by president trump that boosts sanctions against north korea over its nuclear weapons programme. a diver off australia's northern coast makes the cover of the new york times' international edition. the story looks at how scientists are trying desperately to save the great barrier reef. the latest attempt involves breeding hardy coral in the labs

the irish times leads with us president donald trump's address to the un general assembly where he saide would "totally destroy" north korea if it threatened america and its allies. meanwhile the independent asks whether mr trump's "america first" doctrine could in fact lead to the ultimate destruction of the united nations itself, after he appealed to world leaders to "put your countries first." the new york times focuses on myanmar and de facto leader aung san suu kyi, who has come under fire following an address for refusing to criticise the burmese military which has been accused of a vast campaign of terror against the countries rohingya ethnic minority. also in the independent, tech giants google, facebook and twitter are being told to take down terrorist propaganda within two hours. the move comes as uk prime minister theresa may seeks to dramatically reduce the danger of online radicalisation inspiring future atrocities. the ft says germany's angela merkel has been told by the uk to expect an offer of 20 billion euros to fill a post—brexit budget hole. this will be seen as the f

un and his regime. the personal attacks going back and forth between trump and kim jong-un have reached a level. mp deranged and he calls kim jong-un rocket man. >> the new executive order will cut off sources of revenue that fund north korea's efforts to develop the deadliest weapons known to humankind. >> this followed trump's tough talk on north korea at the united nations. kim responded with this statement whatever trump expected he will face results beyond his expectation. i will definitely tame the mentally deranged us leader with fire. there are concerns the north could be on the verge of another missile launch or nuclear test. the new sanctions will try to make it more difficult for the kim regime going after anyone carrying out trade with north korea. >> this new executive order enables treasury to freeze assets of anyone conducting significant traits in goods services or technology with north korea. >> the larger question amidst the heated rhetoric, will any of this make a difference? >> kim is undeterred. he is scared of the chinese so they have to act. whatever trump says does not mat

realmente es un tema muy torcidos y se introduce serÍa muy difícil aprobar la reforma migratoria. janelle: trumpos soÑadores, y otra que estÁ incluya un paquete regusto robusto de seguridad fronteriza. } >> esto no va estar terminado hasta que no vemos que hay una firma en un documento que garantice que nuestro soÑadores van a estar protegidos, sin perjudicar al resto de la comunidad. janelle: en el congreso, el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes armÓ un grupo de trabajo con congresistas de extrema derecha y moderado para resolver el tema de daca. fuentes cercanas al liderazgo republicano dicen que es os presionarÁn para que el presidente pida dinero para el muro en un plan legislativo. trump ha dicho que los fondos pueden venir mÁs adelante. los demÓcratas han dejado claro que no apoyarÁ ningÚn proyecto de ley que incluya fondos para la construcciÓn del muro. a cualquier acuerdo que se llegue, tendrÁ que tener el apoyo de la mayorÍa republicana. enrique: los jÓvenes soÑadores protegidos por el programa de acciÓn diferida que todavÍa no han renovado se estatus, tienen hasta el prÓximo 5 d

president trump has said the international order is under threat from a small group of rogue nations. addressing the un. he also claimed iran was being run by a murderous regime. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

sunday and med and as collating war of words we've got updates on that now between trump and north korean leader kim jong un the trump administration has barred americans from traveling to the country after a u.s. student was sent home in a coma and later died after more than a year in detention there. new developments in the relationship between america and north korea after president continues his efforts to address north korea's nuclear missile development program of course he spoke at the u.n. several times last week and over the weekend the war of words between north korean leader kim jong un and trump continue even more comes out today the key action item in recent days however has been new u.s. sanctions on north korea these new sanctions target individuals and institutions which engage in business with north korea the goal is to reduce funding to this dictatorship here to discuss if these new economic sanctions might have any impact as former u.s. try to commissioner bart chilton bart let's get right to the latest news what do you make of the recent developments in the declarations that the u.s. wan

the latest headlines: north korea's foreign minister has launched an attack on president trump and warned that unlear policy. iran defies america by test—firing a new medium—range missile, days after a warning from donald trump. hurricane maria — and the heavy rain that followed — are continuing to wreak havoc in puerto rico. thousands of people have been asked to leave the area near a dam showing signs of weakness. the dam began flooding a nearby river on friday. thirteen people have died so far in puerto rico since the storm hit the island. and nearby in the british virgin islands, britain's biggest warship has arrived to give support for those affected by the recent hurricanes. jeremy cooke reports from tortola. into the disaster zone, hms 0cean off the british virgin islands, straight to work delivering aid where it is desperately needed. for the flight crews, the first look at this hurricane—shattered landscape, almost every building damaged, widespread devastation. already 0cean‘s landing craft are heading to the main island of tortola. the navy's working parties on the ground getting stuck

the headlines: president trump turns the screw on north korea with new sanctions. north korean leader, kim jong—unhas responded, mocking donald trump as "mentally deranged," and saying he will make the us "pay dearly" for threatening to destroy his country. grim news from mexico. no children remain alive in the school which collapsed during tuesday's earthquake. in other parts of the capital, the search for survivors continues. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: a spectacular protest against violence in the philippines. we meet the campaigners speaking out. what i am wearing today is packaging tape wrapped around my body, which is exactly how killings have been donein is exactly how killings have been done in my country. people are wrapped in packaging tape and they are thrown on the streets. and lighting up singapore, making lanterns to welcome autumn, and the festival of light. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. i am glad you could join us. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london, and 8pm in new york, where president trump has announ

should be ignoring kim jong—un and this a case of donald trumpt you want, let‘s talk, baby to an —— may be through an intermediary like china, you have to be the big guy and act that way, and that‘s part of being the american president. we have been talking your questions, we will put them to paul this morning, let‘s have a listen to this festival. i don't fear north korea, but should anyone else? know, you should not fear north korea as such. it is clearly at concerned that at country in by nation of treaties continues to test —— in violation of treaties continues to test nuclear weapons but we need to look at that. for us as a direct threat, we don‘t need to worry. as something that can destabilise the world around us, we have concerns. this question is from 22—year—old ross. have concerns. this question is from 22-year-old ross. what kind of relationship to countries like china and russia have with north korea? that‘s an interesting one because eve ryo ne that‘s an interesting one because everyone comes out and says china should do more, russi

statements broadcast around north korea were a heated reaction to trump's united nations speech earlier in the week when he mocked kim jong un as rocket man and threaten to totally destroy north korea if need be trump on friday was quick to lob abuse back tweeting that kim jong un who is obviously a mad man who doesn't mind starving or killing his people will be tested like never before. the war of words comes against the backdrop of north korea speeding up its military testing kim is now threatening to retaliate at the highest level north korea's foreign minister hinted in new york when he's speaking at the united nations that a new nuclear test could be on the horizon. could be the most powerful detonation of a hydrogen bomb in the pacific ocean. holding a press conference at the u.n. the russian foreign minister said it was time for both sides to calm down. it's an acceptable to simply sit back and look at the nuclear military gambles of north korea but it's just as an acceptable to provoke war on the korean peninsula we'll continue to strive for a reasonable rather than an emotional approach instead of a kindergarten vio