it absolutely helps us with north korea. states was the only country worried about security, the security issue of the iran deal. military in it for contracts and the oil deal. president macri said, if there were no changes, they would be north korea. requires russia and china to agree to that and they were not going to. host: do you see oil prices rising? guest: yes. host: what are the politics of oil prices rising, given the you just said that russia is in this for oil? plans toudi arabia compensate. of up is good for a a lot economies, including russia's, to include other countries that are not in the u.s. orbit. it is an opportunity to see what the next two weeks to 30 days looks like as oil starts to go down because saudi arabia is compensating for the loss of iranian exports. and also iraq will do the same thing. iraq will push out. one of the major concerns i have is that iran starts using iraq as a shell company to offset u.s. sanctions. against him of the reason you are -- european countries won't with them, the rgc

us. north korea is in china's interests. if north korea and kim jong-un goes down, a bunch of north koreans will come across the border. they're not doing us any favor helping us withorth korea. they're closer to that crazy guy than we are. they should be worried about it. number three, what kind of deal is it where they say we'll buy more agriculture from america, and in return we're going to keep stealing your stuff. in about five or eight years, they'll dominate biotech, aerospace, be able to listen in to our military secrets, use those. i mean, they are building airplanes -- our airplanes that took us 20 years to innovate, these guys are coming up with these things in two years. they're either that brilliant, which they're not, or they're stealing it from us. >> here's my question for you. is china just an enemy? is there anything we can deal with them on? when you look at what's happening on disputed island, their economic growth, their growth rate, they want to surpass us by 2028. >> right. >> are there deals that could be done or should we treat them in a completely different way and say obviously you guys are out for yourselves, we're out for ourselves, and

the other question is this hurts us with north korea. walking away from the iran deal and how n can we trust the unitd states because they won't keep their word. this was a treaty we never would have been able to walk away. it would've been ratified by congress and had 50 votes in the senate and we would not be able to do what were doing. i say we those of us who are [inaudible] -- it helps is not great. he kept up his rocket attacks in his blissett missile launches in his nuclear program under the last year of the obama administration hoping to get in iran like deal with one heavily laden withth the senate and weak enforcement. he now knows he will not get that in one of the key things that have happened in the last 24 hours undermines that whole argument.cl secretary of state pompeo returned with three americans from north korea before sitting down with kim jung-un and his nuclear program and if you contrast that with secretary carrie and president obama saying that we cannot get jason out of prison because it was not part of a nuclear

it would help us with north korea. it seems disturbing to me. the deal has already been made. as far as the deal with north korea, i think china should be getting the credit. china is the one negotiating with north korea. i am sorry, but i cannot give -- everythingthis going with the negotiations. i'm interested in how the president thinks in going away withthe iran deal helping north korea with their negotiations. thank you. and itgood question shines a problem donald trump has. it is better if we did not have the deal with iran. there are arguments to be made about it. part of the problem is the deal is you can have your cake and eat it, too. it says you do not have to completely abolish your nuclear weapons program. it is not speak to iran's other activities -- terrorism, human rights violations, oppressions of its own people, and it's concerning ballistic missile program. the message it sends to broke state is you can file in the terms of your international obligations under the treaty -- under a treaty and we will give you money, a loosey-goosey deal in which you may or ma

with a hammer. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon says a new report out today will "restart the debate" about scottish independence china has appealed to both north korea and the us to show patience after president trump cancelled his planned summit with kim jong—un. north korea says it's willing to continue dialogue with the us any time, any place. also, why are we getting all those emails from businesses? it's because of of new laws that come into force today , designed to give us more control over our personal data. we'll answer your questions on how it works in half an hour. the name is boyle, danny boyle. the trainspotting director is in charge of the newjames bond film. and hundreds of liverpool fans are still looking for a way to get to kiev for the champions league final tomorrow after flights into the city were cancelled. good morning.

it helps us with north korea. stepped up his rocket attacks come his ballistic missile launches, and his nuclear program. when heavily laden with incentives, with weakened forces, he now knows he's not going to get there. the key things that just happened in the last 24 hours ,ndermines that whole argument free americans from north korea before sitting down with kim kim jong-un.- with the nuclear deal was only about arms control. terroractivated their and logistical operational networks. the united states is one of the only countries concerned about security. hesaid there were no changes wanted to lay on top of the nuclear deal. that requires russia, china and iran. >> what is the geopolitics of oil prices rising? given that russia is in oil?for a while? -- for >> oil will go down. oil is good for a lot of economies. to include other countries that may not be in the u.s.. it's an opportunity here to see what the next two weeks in 30 days looks like as oil starts to go down because saudi arabia is compensating for

us secretary of state suggests pyongyang could be in for an economic boost — if it gives up it's nuclear weapons. if north korea takes bold action to quickly denuclearising the us is prepared to work withorth korea to achieve prosperity on par with our south korean friends. the row over america's new sanctions on iran deepens. france's economy minister says europe shouldn't allow the us to police the world's economy. kenyan authorities say a dam which burst earlier this week, killing at least 45 people — was illegally built. finding a new direction — we meet the first professional orchestra to be led by disabled musicians. hello and welcome to bbc world news. the us secretary of state and his south korean counterpart have been discussing their hopes for historic talks with north korea, due to take place next month. mike pompeo said he was confident that washington and pyongyang had a shared understanding of the meetings objectives. and he held out the carrot of economic assistance — that's if the north did get rid of its nuclear weapons. rajini vaidya nathan reports. another step towards the historic summit between america and north korea. as us secretary of state mike pompeo welcomed

attempting to thwart his efforts writing democrats are so obviously rooting against us in our negotiations with north korea indeed with us elections now months away that could shift control of congress from republicans to democrats the president's opponents are calling his efforts to negotiate with the north korean leader amateurish noting that the art of diplomacy is often much more difficult than the art of the deal on thursday the top democrat in the house of representatives chided trump over his council summit with kim jong il and he got this letter from the president saying ok never mind he must be having a giggle fit right there now and north korea despite domestic criticisms the white house says trump's focus on diplomacy and the goal of north korea's denuclearize ation he continues to coordinate with his secretary of state mike pump aoe and is consulting with his national security advisor john bolton a man many blame for ultimately the railing the june summit kimberly how could al-jazeera washington. now harvey weinstein's first appearance in court has been welcomed by women who've accused him of s

korea with us. we have known each other for quite some time. things,orking on many north korea is the big one. we will also be discussing trade. we have a big trade negotiation that we are negotiating with south korea. work withpeople to and i think we will have for the good news on trade. singaporepic will be and whether or not it happens, that will be great. if it doesn't, that will be great to. i will be spending a lot of times -- i want to thank everyone for being here. >> i would like to thank you mr. president for your warm hospitality and for sharing much of your time with me. i know you have a very busy domestic calendar, as well as the all-important u.s.-north korea summit's approaching. i heard the tragic news that many innocent lives were lost due to the shootings in texas high school a few days ago. so i'd like to convey my condolences to you the american people. on a brighter note, i'd like to congratulate you for the safe return of the american citizens who had been detained in north korea. thanks to your vision of achieving peace through strength, as well as your strong leadershi

when i think of trade with china, i'm also thinking about what they're doing to help us with peace with north korea. that's a very important element. so we'll see how it all works out. but in the end, it will work out. can't tell you exactly how or why, but it always does. it's going to work out. okay? thank you all. john, you have one more? go ahead. >> one more, sir. i'm just wondering, what is your vision for the long game with north korea? is it two koreas peacefully coexisting? or would you like to see reunification at some point down the road? >> well, i think what's going to happen is you'll start off, certainly, with two koreas. and then it's going to be largely up to them as to whether or not they get together. you know, that border was artificially imposed many, many years ago, and imposed, to a certain extent and to a very large extent, by us. it's an artificial border, but it's a border that nevertheless, it took seed, and that's what you have. i would say that we are looking, certainly, right now, at two koreas. two very successful koreas. you're going to have a very, very successful n

it absolutely helps us with north korea.s was the only country worried about security, the security issue of the iran deal. military in it for contracts and the oil deal. president macri said, if there were no changes, they would be north korea. requires russia and china to agree to that and they were not going to. host: do you see oil prices rising? guest: yes. host: what are the politics of oil prices rising, given the you just said that russia is in this for oil? plans toudi arabia compensate. of up is good for a a lot economies, including russia's, to include other countries that are not in the u.s. orbit. it is an opportunity to see what the next two weeks to 30 days looks like as oil starts to go down because saudi arabia is compensating for the loss of iranian exports. and also iraq will do the same thing. iraq will push out. one of the major concerns i have is that iran starts using iraq as a shell company to offset u.s. sanctions. against him of the reason you are -- european countries won't with them, the rgc is al

when i think of trade with china i'm also thinking about what they are doing to help us with peace. with north korea. that is a very important elements. we will see how it all works out. in the end it will work out. i can't tell you how or why. but it always does. it's going to work out. thank you all. for theis your vision long game with north korea? is it two korea's peacefully coexisting? or would you like to see reunification? pres. trump: you will start off with two korea's. it's going to be up to them whether they get together. that border was artificially imposed many years ago. and imposed to a certain extent by us. it is artificial, but it is a border that succeed and that is what you have -- that took seed and that is what you have. right now we are looking at two korea's, two very successful korea's. you can have a successful north korea and you already have a successful south korea. south korea was in a condition as bad as north korea when they started this experiment that worked out well for them. now you look at samsung and lg and the ships they are building. when i was over there, i f

attempting to thwart his efforts writing democrats are so obviously rooting against us in our negotiations with north korea indeed with us elections now months away that could shift control of congress from republicans to democrats the president's opponents are calling his adverts to negotiate with the north korean leader amateurish noting that the art of diplomacy is often much more difficult than the art of the deal on thursday the top democrat in the house of representatives chided trump over his council summit with kim jong un and he got this letter from the president saying ok never mind he must be having a giggle fit right there now and north korea despite domestic criticisms the white house says trump's focus on diplomacy and the goal of north korea's denuclearize ation he continues to coordinate with his secretary of state mike pump a o. and his consulting with his national security advisor john bolton a man many blame for ultimately the railing the june summit kimberly how could al-jazeera washington to brazil now where the president has ordered the military to intervene in the nationwide truck dr

how we play china right now with all the tariff and trade talks will impact how they help us or not help us with north korea. charles: i see kevin shaking his head. but i have got breaking news. a breaking tweet. california final deserves a great governor. one who understands borders, crime and lowering taxes. john cox is the man. he'll be the best governor you ever had. i fully endorse john cox for governor. kevin, you were shake your head? >> we don't need china. look what happened when the sanctions were working? we implemented sanctions on china and loosened our noose on china. we don't need china to take on north korea. the last thing chain a wants is instability in the region. you see north korea come around with talks and implemented the sanctions. it's fascinating to me. the last thing they want is instability. they are focused on the south china sea. i would push back that china is not the biggest impediment. charles: let's circle back. first everyone was sceptical. now everyone is examining the final deal. >> i think that the same concerns persist. we are concerned about intellectual property and

if north korea takes bold action to quickly be nuclearised the us it prepared to work with north koreae prosperity on the par with our south korean friends. it has been a whirlwind week for mr pompeo. on monday night he flew to north korea where he met kim jong—un. he returned on thursday with three americans who had been detained by pyongyang. his boss president trump was there to welcome the freed prisoners back to american soil. for a president whose style of diplomacy isn't to everyone‘s case, it has been quite a turnaround. the north korean leader once the pariah now the recipient of praise. kim jong—un did a great service to himself, to his country, by doing this. and remember, it has only been eight months since he described him as "little rocket man". speaking to a crowd in indiana the president was full of optimism for the summit. i will be meeting with kimjong—un to pursue a feature of peace and security for the world for the whole world. applause. the two men will come face—to—face in a months time in singapore. and for president trump the stakes could not be higher. one que

use of lethal military force against unarmed palestinians in the gaza strip. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. and the glad to have you with us. now historic summit with north korea which was scheduled to take place in singapore next month could be gone u.s. leader has said that washington and pyongyang have been having positive talks and discussing the possibility the u. turn comes after the white house called off the meeting on thursday morning. we'll see what happens with. regard to that now they very much want to do it which i just want to see what. everybody plays you know that you know that better than anybody. well the world continues to come to terms with donald trump's unpredictability and just a day after he announced of the historic summit in which he would meet with kim jong un in singapore was called off well now he seems to be hinting that it may be back on the table so what changed his mind once again what appears to have been a statement made by north korea in which they said they were still open to meeting and sitting down with the united states at any time now seems particularly sensitive to these statements from north korea his previous decisio

china on trade abuses and it would also be smart to get them more involved in trying to help us with north korea. we've finally got leverage with china. everything before trump didn't work. being quiet, not disturbing north korea, we've engaged them like 20 times in the last 20 or 30 years. nobody's ever really pushed back against china. so north korea wants to wait trump out. they're going to try to nickel and dime the president. they're going to give a little bit, take a lot. they're going to play china against the united states. none of that's going to work. they're trying to run the clock out. they understand our electoral system. the only thing i can tell you after talking to president trump three days ago, china and north korea have a chance to end the conflict in a win-win fashion and if it doesn't end soon, there's going to be a real mess and if there's a war it will be in china's backyard, not ours. >> chris: i want to continue on this question of china and trade because let's talk about zte which i was discussing the treasury secretary mnuchin. it's not just that they violated u.s. san

us is refired four star general jack keane. general, good to have you with us. let's start with the complications of north koreachina, the use the, iran all coming around one entity called zte. one of the largest phone makers in china. the reversal was stunning as the president talked about saving jobs in china. >> it was stunning. i think the criticism is a little premature. i believe what's happening here. the president has thrown this into the negotiations in what we consider is you be fair trade practices by china, and we know they have been stealing our intellectual property. the greatest transfer of wealth in the history of the planet. tomorrow coming to the united states in d.c. will be the vice premiere of china to be principally involved with secretary mnuchin and others involved in negotiations they were degree last week in china and will be doing now in the united states. we should wait to get the final outcome of what's going to happen here. lou: i have been waiting for an outcome for some time with the election of donald trump. the what it is over. this is a deeply disturbing reversal and quick one

with kim jong—un will go ahead. north korea has threatened to pull out over us pressure to give up its nuclear weapons. d on newsnight, what isjohn bolton trying to tell his boss, president trump, about the deal with north korea? we are live from the korean peninsula and from a close ally of donald trump. good evening and welcome to bbc news. rail services on the east coast main line are to be brought back under public control until the year 2020. the current private operators, stagecoach and virgin, have been losing hundreds of millions of pounds, and they were accused of overbidding for the franchise and of misjudging the revenue potential of the business. the franchise is being ended five years early, and it is the third time that the line has been affected in this way. labour said the government's rail policies had been calamitous, and called for the entire network to be renationalised. our political editor laura kuenssberg has more details. ajourney, in many ways. 393 miles from edinburgh to london, and back into public hands. when it was, before, it worked. the private companies, the trains can be

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with us here on r.t. international. so interesting times north korea is hinting that kim could pull out of his upcoming summit with donald trump because of these drills do you think that that will actually happen. well this becomes a terrible action to take right now it's negotiations there is a root duction and hostility that took place that was promised everyone knows how the north reacts to these games and exercises and they're not really games this is a hundred war planes flying up and down along the borders of north korea they call it max thunder or maybe mad thunder if you are mad about this and i think the international community should be because we feel that the nuclearization is essential we believe that peace is essential in a peace treaty and everything was moving in that direction and i think this anything like this at this delicate time demonstrates that there are probably forces that were that don't want peace so things were looking so promising that within the chance of the biggest breakthrough since the actual korean war itself so what

north korean nuclear deal. let's say we'll have conversations about whether china is helping us or not helping us with north korea. conversations that the president leads about whether russia is intervening in the midterm elections. what are we supposed to believe? here's my bottom line. it's a bottom line you would not have said two years ago, six years ago, ten years ago. when we go into these key questions, the president is not the arbiter of truth. that will be the members of his cabinet. that will be the congress. and that will be the media. in the past we've been able to look at the president and say what's happening around the world, you give us the truth and then you help us understand what to do in the future. i don't think we can trust the president to do that. >> so to phil's point, kevin, the president has a long history of spreading conspiracy theories and lies to great success. pretending at one point that he was his own pr person, right? remember that? saying president obama wasn't born here, that thousands celebrated 9/11 on rooftops. millions voted illegally. president obama wiretapped him. he ha

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with north korea. there's bigger threats further out but much bigger. china i think usesorea as a test case, that's how you can push the envelope. north korea has gone too far for many years to demonstrate to the world that if you play chicken with the united states, we will back down. that's the difficult game that president trump has to play. we can't let north korea keep nuclear weapons. i doubt he can solve this diplomatically. it may come to military action. >> neil: we'll see what happens. i hope not either. thank you. good read of things how they stand right now. you know what happens with the nfl talk on those that want to kneel to the national anthem. what if the players join arms or race a fist? then what after this. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you prepare for your demise, do your worst, doctor. i will. but first, a little presentati

with the us and how much that holds. not just north thing with the us and how much that holds. notjust north koreaa. it's enormous. with mike pompeo at the moment negotiating for the american prisoners which is an enormous deal. one of the key things, donald trump is almost petulant around this iran deal. what impact does that have when it comes to kim jong—un and again, negotiating his own nuclear deals, or that have an effect going forward ? deals, or that have an effect going forward? are they going to come out ina years forward? are they going to come out in a years time. that another issue. china is very much supporting effo rts china is very much supporting efforts to denude claire wright. sharing a huge border with north korea. the real concern is if there isa korea. the real concern is if there is a huge fallout the impact on china. semi— issues at stake they are. this talk about the guardian, theresa may forced to give mps a single market boat. it is not a shock at all. the european economic area now, mps will have a chance to vote on whether we stay in all the come out. what you want to

with. the historic nuclear deal in twelve days. the us president says negotiations with north korea. will go ahead. and one of russia's leading. diagnosis after finding out. thanks for joining us we have. israel's prime minister who is pretty well known for his use of props during big speeches has gone all out to prove once and for role that iran lied about its nuclear ambitions he wheeled out thousands of documents on c.d.'s of evidence as part of a grand powerpoint presentation binyamin netanyahu was bid to persuade the world comes with just twelve days to go when told donald trump said he would scrap the iran nuclear deal. to tell you one thing. iran lart the evidence well that lies in this filing cabinet allegedly thousands of documents and c.d.'s half a ton to be precise proven conclusively tehran misled the world about its nuclear plans both before and after the twenty fifteen agreement we've known for years that iran had a secret nuclear weapons program called project them out hailing this as a significant development and a great intelligence achievement that the all who was sure iran has one reason and one reason only t

with doubt still surrounding president trump's summit with kimjong—un, china tells the us that "now is the time" to make a peace deal with north koream kasia madera in london. also in the programme: yulia skripal, who along with her father, was poisoned by a nerve agent in england, has made her first televised statement since the attack. translation: we are so lucky to have both survived this attempted assassination. i don't want to describe the details, but the clinical treatment was invasive, painful and depressing. piano music plays piano is definitely his forte! meet the 14 year—old indonesian musician who's already been nominated for a grammy three times. good morning. it's 8:00am in singapore, 1:00am in london and 8:00pm in the evening in washington, where it's alleged donald trump's personal lawyer michael cohen, received a secret payment of at least $400,000 to arrange talks between the ukrainian president and president trump. that is the claim made by those with direct knowledge of the process, who've spoken to the bbc. they say the money was sent to mr cohen by intermediaries, acting for the ukrainian leader, petro poroshe

very upset with north korea for testing missiles provocatively across japan and threatening the united states. but concerned about usn against north korea. what they want to see is a rationing down of the tensions, which we are seeing, but also in the medium to long—term, coming to some sort of political solution to this conflict which will maintain north korea as an entity and maintain stability on china's border. but this summit in is hanging in the balance because of theissue hanging in the balance because of the issue of denuclearisation, what is the sentiment in south korea, will it happen or not? everything appears to be slightly up in the air after president trump's comments when he met with president moon jae—in yesterday, suggesting he might not go. but the comments from the secretary of state to me thinks it will go ahead. he said a bad deal was not an option and the american people are counting on us to get it right. if the right deal is not on the table, we will respectfully walk away. that suggests to me that my pompey is expecting the president to go to singapore and negotiate but walk away if he doesn

regime's grip, to separate him from nuclear weapons if it were just a bilateral challenge for us with us and north koreabut we've got china and allies, south korea and japan and russia has been a very nefarious actor in the region, they've built the north korean internet and allowed them and the russians certainly have an interest like china in ensuring that kim jong un's regime security carries on and so i think the chinese are focused on trade concessions from us and pursuing a very aggressive military posture in the region with militarizing the south china sea, they are trying to get away with all of that because they feel that the price of cooperation with north korea should be free hand in the region and that should be something that we shouldn't stand for. >> when you heard sarah huckabee sanders say today that the white house team is still planned to leave for singapore, what did you make of that? >> i think that's good. more planning we do, the better, i also feel like we are creating muscle memory inside the north korean bureaucracy. the more we engage with them, the more we talk about collabor

hoping they can salvage this situation and move forward with a dialogue with the united states. >> will ripley joining us from north korea. thanks so much. what happens with north korea and possibility of a summit? let's bring in cnn political commentator rick santorum, national security analyst, and david gregory. what are the odds, david, do you think of this summit getting back on track? >> i think probably high. i think president trump wants to do it. i think the north wants to do it. i thought what the president said was true. people play games in these situations. we are dealing with, you know, a tyrant, and somebody who oppresses his own people. somebody highly unpredictable. president trump in something waste also impulsive and unpredictable. but we also talk about this is the art of the deal in terms of how president trump operates. i think all of this has been a negotiation. and i think underneath it is a real process that we should give them room to really have a shot at. because there is so much conventional wisdom about how to approach this on north korea that frankly has been wrong over the years. so the fa

happened with iran is very warily full stop for months, the question has been, can we trust north korea with any denuclearisation deal? the north koreans can turn that round and say, can the usny deal on denuclearisation with north korea will be complex because there is no clue really with regards to how many warheads they have. some us intelligence estimate them to be around 20, others 60. they are buried deep underground in a system of tunnels. we are still not sure of the exact location. any deal with north korea will be far more complex and far more difficult than the iran deal. thank you very much. a scotland yard database on gangs is stigmatising and racially discriminating against young black men, according to a report by amnesty international uk. it's called the "gang violence matrix" and it's under investigation by the information commissioner. the metropolitan police say the database has helped save lives. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, reports. it was that 2011 riots, which began in tottenham and spread across london, which spawned the gangs matrix. police began compiling intelligence on individuals said to have been identified as being part of a gang

north korea if north korea what to do nuclearised. the us secretary of state and his south korean counterpart have been discussing their hopes for historic talks with north korea, due to take place next month. another step towards the historic summit between america and north korea. as us secretary of state mike pompeo welcomed his south korean counterpart to washington. both countries have a shared goal of what they want from pyongyang. if north korea takes bold action to quickly be nuclearised the us it prepared to work with north korea to achieve prosperity on the par with our south korean friends. it has been a whirlwind week for mr pompeo. on monday night he flew to north korea where he met kim jong—un. he returned on thursday with three americans who had been detained by pyongyang. his boss president trump was there to welcome the freed prisoners back to american soil. for a president whose style of diplomacy isn't to everyone‘s case, it has been quite a turnaround. the north korean leader once the pariah now the recipient of praise. kim jong—un did a great service to himself, to his country, by doing this. and remember, it has only been eigh

attempting to thwart his efforts writing democrats are so obviously rooting against us in our negotiations with north korea indeed with us elections now months away that could shift control of congress from republicans to democrats the president's opponents are calling his adverts to negotiate with the north korean leader amateurish noting that the art of diplomacy is often much more difficult than the art of the deal on thursday the top democrat in the house of representatives chided trump over his canceled summit with kim jong un and he got this letter from the president saying ok never mind he must be having a giggle fit right there now and north korea despite domestic criticisms the white house says trump's focus on diplomacy and the goal of north korea's denuclearize ation he continues to coordinate with his secretary of state mike pump aoe and is consulting with his national security advisor john bolton a man many blame for ultimately the railing the june summit kimberly how could al-jazeera washington. well south korea's president described trump's cancellation as shocking and regressive full moon i

i'm so mean so much going to get to have you with us north korea has blown up its only no nuclear test site according to reporters after the north invited a handful of international as well as journalists from south korea to the testing grounds in the remote region to witness the demolition independent nuclear weapons inspectors were not present north korean leader kim jong un pledged to close the test site after an historic summit between the korea in april. let's bring in journals josh smith who's standing by in seoul hi josh now we haven't received a visual evidence of this demolition but what can you tell us about these explosions. so what we've heard from the journalists on the scene there is that over the course of several hours today the north koreans took the media in just briefly into the mouth of some of the tunnel showed them that there were explosives there and then proceeded to systematically detonate those explosives apparently sealing several tunnels as well as demolishing a number of observation post barracks and other facilities that are around the site how far in for

time sumi so much comic good to have you with us north korea's kim jong un has asked a small group of foreign journalists to witness the dismantling of the country's nuclear test site the journal survived chong yang earlier today kim promised to destroy the facility as part of efforts to create a positive atmosphere at a plant summit with u.s. president trump next month but experts are divided on whether kim's plans to dismantle the site will achieve what he claims there's also been concern that south korean reporters were disinvited at the last minute. in a notoriously secretive country this is one of its most secret sites north korea's main nuclear research facility is hidden away in a system of tunnels several hundred meters underground. situated in the north east of the country sixty kilometers from the chinese border the site has been central to kim jong un's nuclear ambitions its where all of north korea's six never nuclear tests of taken place. the latest one in september last year pyongyang declared as its first successful test of a hydrogen bomb. a bomb that could be used on

this is it we news live from berlin moving the goalposts north korea threatens to pull the plug from the much anticipated historic summit with us of president donald trump the white house keeping firm voicing hope that the talks will go ahead as planned north korea already backing out of high level talks with so so is the north getting cold feet we'll have reaction from washington also coming up pushing back on the american defends the iran nuclear deal saying it's the best way to support peace and stability in the middle east german chancellor made the comments on iran in a speech to parliament. thank you very much for your company everyone always start off with north korea's about face the trumpet ministrations says it is optimistic that a plan summit between the u.s. and north korea will still go ahead as planned white house press secretary sara sanders acknowledged that president trump is prepared for what she called tough negotiations all this after north korea cast doubt on the meeting saying it would not take part in the talks if it is going to be quote a one sided affair where it is pressured to give up its nukes. histo

us. talks with north korea, a looming deadline on the iranre nuclear ent, and upcoming primary elections in multiple states that may change control of coness. all of those issues took a backseat to the issues of president donald trump's payment to adult film actress stephanie clifford who is alsoas knowtormy daniels, and the ongoing investigation into russian meddling in u.s.s electi a who's who of presidential advisors and lawyers weighed in on sunday morning talk shows: the president's newest lawye rudy giuliani, said he can't be certain the president won't invoke the fifth amendment if he is called to testify in the russia invtigation headed by robert mueller. >> how can i ever be confident of that? when i'm facing a situation with the president and all the her lawyers are, in which every lawyer in america thinks he would be a fool to testify, i've got a client who wants to testify, please, don't. he said it yesterday. >> sreenivasan: the president'sl personyer michael cohen paid $130,000 to stormy daniels. mr. giuliani reiterated that the president repaid it, but it was not a campaig

hello i'm terry marchant good to have you with us north korea says it will stay still wants talks with the united states insisting that it's open to them at any time this after u.s. president donald trump abruptly canceled a highly anticipated summit with north korea's leader kim jong un in a message to kim president trump blamed his decision on quote open hostility from pyongyang south korea has expressed regret that the summit is not going ahead. and that puts a plan so much with north korea on ice. the u.s. president blamed p.r. on young's open hostility towards washington but trump left open the possibility of meeting at a later date if north korea fulfilled the u.s. demand for denuclearization if it when kim jong un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions. i am waiting trump was asked if the move would make war more likely to see what happens i hope that. will continue on. just hours before a tunnel leading to north korea's underground nuclear testing site. was blown up by pyongyang as a gesture of goodwill the government there responded to trump's decision the abru

north korea are about to enter another day. after speaking on the phone earlier — president trump and the japanese prime minister shinzo abe have agreed to meet again — before the us attends any summit withth korea. the latest search for malaysian flight mh370 ends shortly — with still no sign of the missing plane. it disappeared 4 years ago with 239 people on board. and this video is trending on bbc.com... a migrant from mali who climbed up the outside of an apartment block in paris to rescue a small boy who was dangling from a balcony is being hailed as a hero. the video of his amazing feat has been watched more than 10 million times. and now, as a ‘thank you', he's been promised french citizenship. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk... a man in his eighties has died after his car was submerged in flood—waters following heavy rain across the west midlands. the man's vehicle was "completely underwater" in walsall. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. malaysia's new prime minister pulls the brakes on a major high—speed rail project as he tries to stabilise the country's finances. asia's thirst for wine, in particu

. >> we really doing well with north korea. i want use the rhetoric, i am trying to calm it down a little bit. >>chris: we will discuss the summit between president trump and kim jong-un and the deadline whether to stay in the around nuclear deal. with mac thornberry, chairman of the house armed services committee. - - we will ask our sunday panel about where the economy is headed. and our power player of the week. >> their commitment to get things done. >>chris: the founder of a group working to veterans elected in hopes of breaking the gridlock on capitol hill. alright now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. this cannot be a bigger week for president trump's foreign policy initiatives. the white house is expected to