ambassador yun, would you expect, listen. in a normal process, would you have expected the president to consult with his national security advise eshs ars and ha sort of laid out plan for what was achievable, what was givable here, but do you see the possibility knowing the way this president operates that he may just make a singular decision here to move forward on something? >> i think that is very possible, that he could make singular move, as you say on the end of war declaration, something like that. but, again, i think that would be a mistake, because the goal, the goal is denuclearization. problem is nuclear weapons in north korea. so it has to be, i think if he were to end the war declaration without anything on denuclearization side, i think that would be a serious mistake. >> yeah. and we should note, we've noted this, one reason we have a demilitarized zone for 66 years, since the end of formal hostilities is because the war is not officially over. there's an armistice, but there's not a peace agreement. and that w

ambassador yun, in moments we're going to witness something that's never been seen before. u.s.sidents have come to the border before but not come and met with the north korean leader kim jong un who may very well invite president trump to step across the border as he did a couple of months ago when the south korean president came here, too. tell us of tthe significance oft moment? how significant, how unprecedented? does it matter? >> i mean, ok. it matters if there is a goal to it. it matters if we are trying to do something. quite honestly, jim, at this point, i'm not sure what it is that donald trump, president trump is trying to accomplish. because why all this engagement has gone on, it has nothing to do thewith the stockpile of nuclear missiles. in fact, they increase them. we're in for a roller coaster ride. yes, it is true that tensions are down. remember, the tensions were built up because all the fire and fury during 2017. so really, i mean, you know, we've been on a huge roller coaster ride and i hope there is a method and there is a goal on what today's meeting will

eunice yun is in beijing. j . >> today the chinese foreign ministry pointed out that the chinese tariff threat on mexico make sure no country is safe from the u.s.' bully policy. china is not the only victim. president trump'st threat against mexico helps beijing push it narrative t china is a stable leader compared to washington and chi is also likely pleased because they had mca wary because of the that the u.s. would use a clause to undermine beijing's own trade lations with canada and mexico. the cause is with limiting ties to the economies considered non-market. in addition, mexico had been seen as ainner in the u.s.-china trade war. american companies have been talking abou shifting production from here to there with tariffs on cnese goods so high. as for the trade talks, president trump's announcement probably won't instill confidence among china's ney gosch yarts and a trade deal will stick. a told a seminar in beijing today that he didn't expect to ae any major progress even if presidents trump xi mee

joseph yun always a pleasure. this president wants to maintain this relationship with north korea seemingly, no matter what. what is your reaction to this lateef rest letter? >> i think my reaction is that, of course, secretary pompeo and others including president trump have been saying they're open to a third summit. and this is clearly an indication that north korea is now responding to those overtures. so what i expect is over the next few weeks or so there will be some working level meetings, perhaps leading up to third summit which probably should happen before the end of the year. so i fully expect that scene is beginning to be set for a third summit. >> want to ask you about the report out of the "wall street journal" reporting that kim jong-un's half brother was a cia source. we know he was killed back in 2017 from a nerve agent and he met with cia operatives an the cia is not commenting to cnn and we cannot verify the reports but when trump was at white house and he was asked about it and he said he didn

joining us is lawrence yun how sensitive are home buyers, new buyers to mart damaortgage ?ning. very sensitive, but it takes time home buying process is not a snap decision unless someone is on the fence ready to jump in and bite the low rates people have to do some searching. get the mortgage origination, home inspection. there's a variety of factors the mortgage rate being low in the first quarter means home sales will likely pick up possibly strongly in the third and fourth quarter >> the problem has not been rates. the problem has been that in many markets there's simply not a lot of houses for sale the ones that are for sale have been sitting for a while because they seem undesirable to buyers. any indication that lore ralowe rates are enticing people to move and sell their own home >> you're right in terms of the lack of supply in our estimation we are short about 5 million to 6 million housing units based on the job growth and population growth that has occurred in the past decade homes on the market are still moving swiftly less than a month on average the days on t

we are looking close hi how the administration is yun mining and mismanaging the state department and usaid and whose employees keep us safe and advance interests around the world every day. but again what is it with trump and putin? what is there when they had the meetings back in helsinki or any other place? we can't get information because this administration thinks we don't have a role to play. well we're up here united saying we have a role to play. the constitution is on our side and we will not allow this president or administration or any president or any administration to try to by pass and sabotage the constitution. we are literally fighting for the soul of the republic of the united states of america we don't intent intend to ruse. it's my honor to call on maxine waters ob our distinguished chairman. >> thank you very much. good afternoon. in the face of unprecedented stonewalling by the trump administration, the pam of in resolution hres 430 is so important in ensuring kmats are able to carry our constitutional responsibilities efficiently. the ability for us as committee

tonight's game, whether the nba and the golden state warriors will have kevin durant in their line yun. i had hasn't played in the series yet because of a calf injury. toronto could wraup its first ever nba championship with a win tonight. >>> in hockey, it will be winner take off wednesday after the they beat the blues 5-1 to force a game seven. and possible the bruins were inspired by this. a letter congratulating the blues on winning their first stanley cup. made it into the digital edition of the st. louis post dispatch. it mistakenly appeared a few 340ur v hours before last night's game. the newspaper has apologized for the error. be boy, they are hoping they get to run that after. >> wishful reporting? >> i guess so. >> up next, big news for gamers. the next generation xbox. >>> also ahead, gwen neth paltrow's living situation. is it the key to marital bliss. >>> plus, the day at the beach that did ghot as planned. and rough terrain. but we see things differently. there are trails to blaze everywhere. on asphalt, stone, brick... from rubicon trail, to brooklyn bridge trail, to mi

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yun hota daily life is hard and now young people concept foods have their own stores anymore that's why they come here to sell their products so they can and their livelihood that way. is in the yeah. as things get hot a summer bell many conservative clerics wouldn't approve of these musicians because they're playing instruments. we also have films from an openly defying the country's head scofflaw but the authorities are cracking down on street vendors. when there are too many people here it attracts attention to please come and move us on confiscated my things 5 or 6 times and i've had to set up my stool again every time. but enforcing the country's strict fos rules isn't the government's top priority at the moment and people know that they closely following the country's dispute with the united states and the growing threat of war with washington among some that's fueling discontent. momus in your own government is to blame for this crisis they can go ahead and kill me for saying that i'm old and i can't do much more anyway damage to that. but others disagree like this cat phiona she

frances, good morni morning, that is exactly right iran announced it will soon breach agreed limits on yun rai yum enrichments. it agreed to limit its nuclear capabilities the trump administraalon had ady pulled out of that deal, but the europeans had essentially been keeping it on life support trying to protect irans. from u. sanctions of course, we also got a look at some new photos that the u.s. navy shared. the u.s. says these photos link iran to those oil tanker attacks on june 13, specifically, and this iins accordg to the u.s., these photos show members of iran's g revolutionaryrd removing an unexploded mine from that japanese oil tanker one of the two that was attacked iran, of course, denies that it was involved in this where does that leave us well, iran's presint rouhani said today in a televised address, iran will not wage war against any nation, bus.t u. secretary of state mike pompeo is reaching out to leaders in asia and in europe to convince them thair is responsible. so far the british government and the saudis both support the u.s. conclusion. european allies have been so

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yun him committed the freedom to contact. them while the has it done and to dip in more or must live on but then after that and. the left. they have a 2nd coming to a far off middle. michael merely kabir. and that they would let them get a sham difficult as. shortcut for this thingy and so what went on with them at the moment of foresight. unfortunately for the past and hands in gaza if you look at the past 2 decades if that's any anything to tell us what the future is going to be like i think we're in a waiting in a waiting period where people in gaza are going to be in the dark looking out into the ocean at gas flames coming from from the fields that they could be producing on and they're not and that's purely because i don't think that this gas will be produced until there is a political agreement between the israelis and palestinians and between hamas and fatah. that if between fatah and hamas shows no sign of being resolved. as for israeli palestinian politics the picture is no brighter. in average 2019 a coalition led b

yun him committed to freedom to contact. them while the president and to dip in more. off but then after that he had and topped off with the left defeated. he had the 2nd coming. and. michael malley could be it. and that they would let them if you. want to who are shocked. shocked at 1st any and so what went on with them at the moment of assad falls. were simply for the past and ends in gaza if you look at the past 2 decades if that's any anything to tell us what the future is going to be like i think we're in a waiting in a waiting period where people in gaza. i'm going to be in the dark looking out into the ocean at gas flames coming from from the fields that they could be producing on and they're not and that's purely because i don't think that this gas will be produced until there is a political agreement between israelis and palestinians and between hamas and fatah . very if between fatah and hamas shows no sign of being resolved. as for israeli palestinian politics the picture is no brighter. in average 2019 a coalition led by binyamin netanyahu the right wing li

as warplanes can tell the government forces within the city to under why it has the latest from here yun we are now in the middle of a very young in the very end city center the building right behind me here if you can see this is the central command of health to his forces and from this building have generals were running the battle for control of tripoli but also sending your troops and also sending get in force meant to their troops fighting the government forces in the southern outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli we can now say that the young city is completely has completely fallen into the hands of the government forces now have those forces as the government and military sources here tell us they have was thrown or retreated to the nearby town of us haba and also to the town of gori who not only has one of the major supporting towns for the world i have to in the west of libya the fall of a very young city into the hands of the government forces is very strategic because . it was one of 2 major supporting cities for have alongside the city of tal hoon and now the government fo

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on the 5th of june of portsmouth and the 6th, if you've ever been to the military seminar place and yunooks back, it's got a very different feel over the next three or four as well i'm saif to say in various steps. what i expect him to say about brexit, about trade deals, i think he's performed very much to type. anything he would have said, i don't know what people think he would have said. >> steve, thank you very much for setting the scene. meanwhile, i am joined now on set by professor michael cox associate fellow, u.s. and the new england affairs. >> perhaps politicians will use the opportunity to go abroad president trump tends to bring domestic politics with him abroad. >> yes. >> what do you hope the president is hoping to get >> actually, his approval ratings in the u. states are running pretty well. 37, 38 this has two, the symbolic and the rear coming to the united kingdom, meeting the queen, the d-day kmen more rags anglo american lemted. there's also the political side. this is a highly political animal he likes brexit and he who want this who are 151% behind brexit. this i

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i think next to ambassador yun we have dr. june kim who's a professor at hondong university's department of international studies. conducted extensive research or the u.s./rok alliance as well as the interkorea relationship on the peninsula. previously served as the director of security and diplomacy center. an independent think tank. and he spent time prior to that as a visiting fullbright scholar at george mason university, not far from where i grew up in northern virginia. so thank you, dr. kim. we have next, of course, another diplomat, joy yamamoto who last fall took over as the director of the korea desk at the state department. a job she assumed after serving as the minister counselor for economic affairs at the u.s. embassy in seoul. joy is obviously very much involved in all the things that we'll be talking about today. very happy to have joy with us. before that, she had previously also served as a diplomat in indonesia and china and other locations around the world, and also, close to my heart, was a former newspape

the iran yun leader this morning reacting with a shrug. latest back and forth straight ahead. >> trump 2020. the president officially launches his re- ection campaign today with a massive primetime rally in battleground florida, and a new threat overnight. the president announcing mass deportation starting next week, saying millions of undocumented immigranill be sent home. is this part of his re-election tegy? >> chaos in dallas. search for clues behind that deadly shootout between police

does and he is provocative, et cetera, we need to be doing business with the con stitch yunlts that i yun -- constituents that i represent. we've had some success with the courts on this issue. they're dealing with contempt efforts next week and we're going to have john dean that is going to testify. let's go and ultimately chris, the voters are going to decide this issue. >> they're going to decide the issues about all of you in the next set of elections but now and then how do you show them that you're doing their job? what is the threshold of taking it to the next step? >> i'll tell you what the people think about how we do our job. just go back to last november. what were the issues in that campaign that brought democrats to the majority. >> health care was a big issue and 40% of them. >> health care. they also want us to do something about jobs and increasing wages which is the biggest issue we have out there today in terms of people's lives and they wanted us to deal with finance reform and ethics reform et cetera. i chair the committee on labor, education and health. issues that fa

a woman we will call yun was held prisoner for eight years in the same room as lee. they travelled five days and nights through china, managing to evade detection. they arrive in a third country we're not naming for security reasons and enter the south korean embassy. they were very nervous in the embassy, the pastor tells me. in north korea they'd learned south koreans are bad. they were filled with such mixed emotions. this is a journey thousands have taken before them, seeking asylum in south korea, a journey an unknown number can only dream of. still trapped in china's multimillion dollar sex industry. paula hancocks, cnn, seoul. >> one person who knows this plight very well is journalist julie zuog. she's written about china's sex trade and enslavement of women. earlier she explained to us what happens to most women when they escape into china and what can happen if they're caught and sent back to north korea. >> ngos estimate about 70% to 80% of women who cross into china end up being trafficked. some of them will be sold by their initial broker who passing the

sdplz so your question is about active participation in the yuns or recruiting? >> are the stids work for are american national, so gag broad and coming back. >> but it's how you bridge these people to get them to to want join this program. >> exactly. >> i would just say based on my experience, the teachers are very active. what iver been finding with christopher stevens' initiative, for example, the ones most interested are the teachers, so they're the ones that have to be the champions. try to reach those schools. it's always a challenge in those individuals, but i would just say whether it's globally or inbound, we're always looking at ways to try to increase the representation and the diversity. we want to make sure we're also recruiting in a lot of different places that we might not be traditionally in. that's a good example of gilman scholars. even ffulbright, for example, they're now a part of it because they learned about it. we're also giving grants out to universities and we are trying to develop more capacity. so i just want to say that those are a fe

so much of his presidency has been about america first, yun laterali -- unilateralism and calling into question alliances, nations coming together to take on challenges like climate change and so on. he has tried to shatter those things across the world, trade alliances and so on, in the form of a quest for more e unilateralism, more nationalism, about the ultimate show of global unity. where else but normandy have you ever seen humanity come together in such a way to make sure that dark forces did not destroy this planet. and i think that the president is facing an enormous rhetorical challenge here because he has to, i think, thread a very important needle and acknowledge that history, and at the same time acknowledge the reality of that nation's coming together accomplish something rather extraordinary here on the beaches of normandy which really mark the beginning of the turning of the tide during world war ii. and the president in his remarks that we have seen so far is supposed to talk about what he's going to refer to as a cherished alliance that the united states has with its p

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. >> well, i would just say the efforts that we have yun taken since governor newsom, started with governor brown and now governor newsom actually investing a significant the amount of resources to do defensible space clearing, make being sure we have. >> on federal lands. >> well, no on state land. >> i understand that you are doing a lot on the state lands side. i'm trying to figure out -- because what will potentially happen this summer is that a fire breaks out on federal lands and gravitate to state lands potentially. >> i think the forest service and federal agencies are doing some work in the area. they are simply not resourced appropriately. and lack the funding to be able to do anything significant. >> if you could provide us with steps you think that the federal government should be taking to manage the 70% of the lands, forest lands that it has in california it would be helpful. could you tell us a little bit more about how you are adapting your wildfire preparedness and response strategies to the new conditions introduce the by climate change in california? >> so there is a numb