kang kyung—wha has been taking part in trilateral meetings with her american and japanese counterpartstween donald trump and kim jong—un. us secretary of state mike pompeo's latest visit to north korea resulted in pyongyang accusing america of using "gangster—like" tactics to push it towards disarmament. ms kang has been speaking to the bbc about her expectations over denuclearisation and the lifting of economic sanctions. we do what we do on the south— north korean track, in adherence with the sanctions. so any idea of big economic cooperation with north korea is just not on the agenda at this point, that can happen only when the sanctions have been eased or lifted. they will remain in place, until we are assured of concrete denuclearisation and that means seeing concrete steps. we haven't seen that yet. yes, we have seen haven't seen that yet. yes, we have seen the closure of nuclear test sites, but that was only open to journalists and not verified by outside experts. we very much hope to see that happening at some point in future. ms kang also discussed her thoughts about the possi

the outrage at home from republicans, dmemocrats and wha the president has just tweeted and how the white house is responding tonight. >>> the other news, a lava bomb. explosion bumping through the roof of a tour boat in hawaii. nearly two dozen people injured. the pictures coming in. >>> and a fire killed, park visitors warned and in the east tonight, the storms we're watching right now. >>> the moment at cvs under the microstoep. the worker calling 911 and what we just learned. >>> and not ready for prime time. amazon prime day and the website crashing. >>> and good evening tonight from helsinki where today, history was made. mediate.e pres trump vladimir putin, and the world stage, president trump is asked, russia or your own u.s. intelligence officials. and it was how the question answered that question sent shock waves aged the world. the question came after their face to fais meeting just days of the u.s. indicted 12 russian officials by name by targeting americans working with the dnc or hillary clinton's campaign. the president and putin meeting two hours, longer than expected. on

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with president trump, the north korean leadership has accused washington of gangster—like behaviour in the push for nuclear disarmament. kang kyung—wha month, the us president met with the north korean leader in unprecedented scenes in singapore, with the promise of change. but, since then, little has emerged regarding the details of an agreed plan for denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. but south korea's foreign minister, kang kyung—wha, warns the process will take time. it's created an expectation that things are going to move quickly. the issue isjust technically a very complicated one, and we need to give it time. we need to think through the past experience of dealing with north korea on these issues, to ensure that we make progress that is not reversible. the north koreans clearly understand what is at stake, what is expected when they come and declare before the world, at the highest level, complete denuclearisation. do you trust his word? "trust" is a tricky word. we go by action, and we go by the stated commitment that he has made several times in the international community. there has been a lot of criticism that the

i mean, you know, wha can you say? he has his own views, and he will be cticized indirectly, but nobody's taking him on directly. we can't find v many members of his own party that are as outraged. that's the thing. there's no outrage. even when lamar alexander and thn cornyn from texas make statements abo russian interference in the election there's no outrage. sure, you can look at issues, but if the president isn'tta ng decisive action and doesn't express a sense of anger, i don't think aonthing gets. >> the president cannot be an outlier in his traition. >> right. the president defines hi administration. but you see the division with top staffers also on the issue of n.a.t the president came to this news tnference, and one of the thint made it so striking is his language and posture toward vlahmir putin is so muc .riendlier than his posture toward our n.a.tallies. after the n.a.t.o. summit you had administration officialso going back n.a.t.o. allies saying we're still committed to n.a.t.o. but, you know, this is justum pr

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ahead to the second half of the year to try to figure outis wha n store for investors in those months ahead. >> well, the market sos far t year has been full of fireworks. from a rally in ojanuary, a sell off in february to a number of twists and turnsincethen. the big question is, what happens next. dominick chu takes a look. >> the first six months of 2018 didn't play out at all like the first six months of 2017. the broader market staged a relatively calm and steady rally all of last year, the same cannot be said this time around. sthat isn'tring some experts when 2 comes to the second half of this year. >> under the surface, small cap leip is doing well. we think in the second half of this year can continue to be upward. >> there will be a number key drivers to watchs weead toward year end. one of the most critical remains the health of corporate america and its ability to produce profits. >> it's going to be mostly earnings, it's going to impact where stocks go. >> given all the uncertainty around president trump's trade policies and the medium to longer effects of the economy -- if the economy can't manage to maintain momen

you can see wha that lightning and also the deep reds, oranges, very heavy rain coming down n righ in calvert county, an ha arundel,es county, prince george's county. we had rain earlier inside the district. now we're seeing a little bit just north out towards bethesda. but for the most part, today is really been situated east of 95. as a sult, we have a lot of watches and warnings in effect. dark green for everyone shows the flash flood watch. that's in effect through midnight now alood warning in the lighter green here is for an arundel, calvert, charle southern prince george's and frederic. that is extended from 8:30 to midnight. as we're expecting more rounds of showers to move through for frederic county. still about 6:30 p.m. now take a look at some of the accumulation we have seen. this is in the past 12 hours. yesterday we had the record breaking rainfall. and now we're seeing more rai on top of that. within the last 12 hours, in parts of cvert county, four inches of rain. ow i highlighted this for the district. you can really see that contrast there. only half an inch of rain for us. farther south

wha others might do. we ask to explain how a currency war could potentially impact investigators. >> reporter: a currency war has competing nation purposely devouri devouring the currency to perpetrate a trade advantage. how did the weaker currency create a trade advantage? as the exchangeate fall, the goods and exports also fal increasing the zplad abroad. there are many waysnt a c central bank can devalue its currency and lowering interest rate. there are risks with evaluation. instab in the value of a currency can discourage investments. currency wars create economic ou tension, which lead competing nations to punish each other with tradetariffs. they can also increase market swings and uncertainty because ultimate it wraps on the wings of central bankers and policy makers. the move can be dmatic, unpredictable and dangerous. i'm sarah eisen. >>> some current investigators see currency swi as a big risk to the mark. it was echoed this week at t cbc conference. >> the risk we haven't tked about. where you deploy assets as currencies. i would say that's one of the thgs that weigh heaviest on our minds. these cu

has nothing to do with collusion with russia. it h everything to do with convicting him and possibly having some leverage from wha he wants to talk about in the heys of t trump campaign. this trial is expected to last three weeks, starting tod with the jury selection, is the lavish lifestyle he lived, while riding millions in offshore accounts. representinghe ukraine government and lobbying for them in the united states, unregistered. that's the crux of thi case. they've lined up they've people to testify under immunity. and the star witness, his former witness hopartner, was charged in the russia probe. but pleaded guilty and decided to flip and work for the government. >> more to comen this. tracie potts for us on the hill. thanks so much. >>> a mythical ctature is the center of a real political dispne in a real house race virginia. and the term taking over that dispute is big foot erotica. riggleman says he put a suggestive drawing of big foot on his instagram as a joke. an cochran tweeted this is not what we're going to put on capi wl hill. if yt to read or see more, it's in our nbc washington app. >>> the group behind the wh

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connor's mothe says that connor has always found a way to thank service members "he knows wha it means an american. >> connowas born in russia, and he was just two years old when he was adopted. >> i know i'm russian, i but i feel like i'm 100% american pause io have been here long and i just got, like, used to it. >> reporter: let me tell you something, he is 100% therican. is the 100% american story. everyone is he from someplace se. >> love that story. ead no matter where you come from, you can something from that 16-year-old saying thank you can be as simple as donating a penny con check out our washington, d.c. itp, just search harris's heroes. just a simple act. saying thank you to a veteran, it means so much. >> hi, lauren. hi, gud. >> we have been commenting on how the weather is lately. from what i can gather, we only have one day. >> we have isolated storm chances this afternoon, we will have answers today tomorrow and of course tuesd is thest al game. tuesday looks like our best chance of storms. and that's because we have a frontal system coming through. we have isolatednc

the president came out publicly and has n corrected what he said in finland. is that in line with wha h told putin behind closed doors. they want to get the notes from the interpreter or get the intereter to come in and testify. >> tracie, a case involving alleged russian espionage heads to court today. maria butina was arrested on sun. what is this about? >> she's a 29-year-old grad student. her attorney says she has nothing to do with this. the charge is that she was working as a uj registered agent of the russia -- trying to shzy up to the this. ra and establ a back channel with the russian government. her attorney says's not the case. that she testified behind closed doors to the senate intelligence committee and was willing to do in the russia investigation with robert mueller, but they weren't interested. she's in court today >> tracie potts on capitol hill, thank you. >>> we tourn a developi story in loudoun county. two men charged with taking part a a multistate prostitution operation bringing it through northern virginia. sheriff's deputies were on the case more than a year.

has sthe president told you wha he and president putin discussed in their closed meeting in helsinki? >> i am confident you have had private one-on-one meetings in your life. >> i asked a simple question. i can't eat up my seven minutes. did he tell you whether or not what happened in the two hours? >> i didn't ask you a predicate. did he tell you what transpired? >> i had a number of conversations with president trump about what transpired in the meeting. i was present when they gave us a sense of what they discussed in the meeting that followed immediately after. i had a chance to speak with lavrov twice. >> did you speak to the translator who was at the meeting? >> no. >> have you seen any of her notes? >> senator, i have -- i have been in hots of melots of meeti i never relied on the work that they did. >> did the president discuss relaxing u.s. sanctions on russ russia? >> senator, the u.s. policy with respect to sanctions remains completely unchanged. >> so the president did not -- you are telling me -- i asked a very specific question. did the president tell you that he discuss

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trying to force china to agree by wha what they've got ad reopening the markets in europe, dealing with tpp and the bilateral deals that have to get done. all of that has to be settled. >> we will give the state of play on the farm bill. so, passed the house on my birthday. your nickname around the house is landslide because it's past to 13-11. >> here's the rationale. we work on these numbers will find a. take one vote and i got two of them come i got double. >> doubled the number of votes necessary. >> the senate passed 86 to 11. a little more cushion and you made a reference to the difference in the senate and the house bill and that is the work requirements for food stamps and supplemental nutrition assistant program, the requirement that you were looking awewere lookin0 weeks of work or training and goes up to 25. speaker pelosi said that this was cruel and destructive. why does she say that? >> i have no idea. it's a bit blunt, but i don't know. when i talk to farmers and ranchers can i talk about a 20 hour workweek they look at me like we get that done in the first two days of the week. that's our second or third job we are maintaining to keep t

has the forecast. >> i love that justin is shaking his head. i don't know if henows wh s wha happe happened. >> we have a heat advisory, the same as yesterday. t all of counties shaded in orange. and the air quality advisory for the area, with temperatures this afternoon, feeling like 105 degrees. needless to say, you don't wan to be outside for several hours at a time. look at our current temperatures. we're mostly in the hmid to uppr 70s. if we don't drop below 79 degrees in washington, this will be the warmest low temperature on this day since 2002. it's a warm day out ere. it will be hot this afternoon. as you wake up and walk outside, you will notice the humidity a lot like yesterday. 84 degrees. sun glare on the roads and feeling like the mid to low-90s by0 9:0this afternooni inmorni. we'll talk about your fourth of injuly weather c up. >>> let's see what's happening on the roads. >> a new pblem in manassas. water crews are on the scene. the's a detour. t northbound sudley after 66. that's a main route. a lane getting by the work zone there. inner and outer loop of the

wha not to do if you get stuck. >> plus, big changes in store for the weekend forecmt. storm t hasnely going to want >>> here are four things to know to get you caught up this afternoon. former maryland basketball player is facing rape and assault charges. prosecutors say damonte dodd had sex with a drunk woman against her will last year. it happened aft the two met at a bar on halloween. dodd say the sex was consensual. >>> the trump administratio e wants toend a deadline to reunite migrant families. a judge ruled children under 5 need to be together with their parents by tuesday and everybody else by july 26th, but the administration says it can't vet isple that quickly and asking for more time. >>> it's a race against time inside that flooded cave in thailand where rescuers frantically work to free 12oys and their soccer coach. oxygen levels inside theeage alling now as more and more people go in there to try to help after a navy s.e.a.l. died overnight. >> officials at a national zoo want to beef up security. th are considering a number of changes including permanent checkpoint

what's the baes plan, david, for a guy like you who has been looking at this russia problem since the inception, since we first learned about it. whae best outcome? not for donald trump or robert mueller or democrats or republicans. but in the interest of our republic, of getting to the root of what is wrong, what russia and others may be doing to our democracy, what is the best outcome here for a quick end to this investigation for a longer end to it, for a recommendation of impeachment that describes. >> the american public needed two things. they needed a full gags of what russia did and any activity of the trump campaign associated to that. that was the province of the house. the senate intelligence committee is still investigate burke we're -- laws have been broken by russians or other foreigners or by americans. that's the job robert mueller has to do. and these things could, should have gone on side by side. each on their own timetable and at the end of the day, the public needs a full accounting of a russian attack on american democracy. and a full accounting of whether the president of the united states and his people were

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wha as the others. >> reporter: but staging nearly 150 photos in war-torns areas comes with its own hazards. mccarty must regularly navigate shrapnel and other rubble. he has snipers. o and e used only a flashlight to create aog phph of families sneaking out of isis territory, at thetr time, gering a camera strobe on the outskirts of mosul, iraq was considered too risky. still, mccarty hopes his efforts are worth the risks. >> i went in to this project, from a very academic, artistic point of view. all of that of went e window when i saw a little girl coloring in pools of blood for the first ti. you instantly become an activist artist, there is no way to not connect with this. sorry, i am going break out, but yeah there is no way not to want to affect change and do what you can. >> reporter: mccarty posts many of his photographs his instagram page, and exhibitions of his work are planned in saginaw, michigan and beirut, lebanon next year. he hopes to expand his project to ukraine, african nations gripped by civil war and even portions of the u.s. plagued by gun violence. and with no obvious end to conflict in this world, war-toys could be an series that ne

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