between the south korean president moon jay in and president trump president moon said the south korean president called it a 100 shake for peace so talk us through the significance of what this one shake will mean and also if president trump steps over into north korea i mean that's pretty significant talk us through what it means. it certainly is and it would be almost a repeat of what moon j.n. did last year last april when he had that historic meeting there the one of the 1st meetings that really got this whole process underway when he met with kim jong un in the peace village of panmunjom they famously walked towards the demarcation line shook hands kim jong un then stepped over into south korea and then said you know what have you ever been to north korea and then. stepped over with him into north korea and i think that's probably almost like the model what we might see choreographed if and when this meeting takes place this afternoon. in we've been watching pictures of him. attending the being in the g. 8 jr say looking from this observation post across into the north of beaming

hunger on the rise in south sudan the u.n. warns that millions of the country face a critical lack of food this despite a peace deal following the country's civil war so what should be done to stop the disaster and who or what is the play this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan a record 7000000 people in south sudan a facing severe hunger according to reports by its government and 3 u.n. agencies that's more than the heart of the population a lack of rain an ongoing economic crisis and years of civil war are being blamed for the worsening situation here's how one of the authors of the reports. from the world food program described the extent of the crisis every year hunger reaches higher levels in south sudan with millions of people unsure when they'll next be able to eat. food shortages usually peak between may and july when the reports stop short of declaring a famine but says nearly 2000000 people go without meals for long periods and suffer acute malnutrition and that's leading to many deaths

ofry precinct of the state south carolina. be all need to be proud to south carolinians. be proud to be eating fried fish with the next president of the eyes states tonight. you all give it up. >> wonderful. thank you so much for those remarks. are we ready for the next? i know, right? if jamie harrison could come to the stage please. while we are waiting for him to we will have remarks from cedric richmond, a representative from louisiana. ofi have the great title being assistant to the whip which means i do whatever he wants me to do for free. going to get a free speech. what a he is going to get is a free introduction. jim clybourn is one of those special people. he means what he says and he says what he means. he is our majority whip. up james t clybourn. better known as the husband to ms. emily. >> thank you. thank you, thank you. thanks to each and everyone of you. for all you are doing. dignity andore respect to the governmental process in this country. thank you. thank you for all you are doing to help turn this state blue. i just want to thank the -- say themuch

south carolina, are y'all ready? are you ready? what are we going to do, south carolina? no, we are going to send lindsey home. [applause] we all know about our senator lindsey graham. he's probably the most well off golf caddie in the country. george will calls him a political wind socket. this is a man who changes his colors more so than any chameleon. but his spine went away. it left somewhere. i don't know. this is what we're going to do. this campaign is not going to be about lindsey graham. this campaign is going to be about all of you, the people of south carolina. we are going to make a toference but we have rebuild trust in this state. people no longer believe in the political process. they don't even believe in political parties. we are going to give people hope again. we are going to build trust and we are going to do it all again this year. all of the pundits, some of them are here, saying there's no way in the world you will win in south carolina. let me tell you what my fairytale is. the day after the election, you all turn on your tv's and you flip over to

pictures from south korea some of the pictures that you are seeing are live pictures but south korean t.v. is also replaying some of the pictures which also makes it a little bit confusing to work out what's happening now and what has just happened and whether you're seeing the same thing twice or whether it's something new so just a little footnote there to explain we're doing our best here but it is a somewhat confusing picture back to your question about. what this mean in terms of this and the bigger process i think it breathes some life into something that diplomats were getting a little worried about because 2 you can have photo ops as you did in singapore you can have an effort more substantial summit in hanoi but when that failed you really needed something to keep it going this might be the thing to keep it going for now all right james stay with us because we're going to cross over to the south korean capital seoul and speak to rob mcbride rob so we're as james was saying there we're still playing the waiting game i guess the north koreans now keeping us guessing as to wheth

south korea'sjeongeun lee has won the us open in charleston, south carolina, the second of the year's women's golf majors, by two strokes on six—under, and claimed a winner's cheque for $1 million, the first seven—figure prize in the female game. her one—under final round was enough to hold off the field, with france's celine boutier failing to birdie the last, which would have forced a play—off, instead double bogeying to end up in a tie for fifth. now to golf, where patrick cantlay won the memorial tournament in ohio by two strokes after overnight leader martin kaymer stumbled in the final round. the german hasn't won since claiming the 2014 us open, but american ca ntlay finished with a flurry, carding an eight—under last round which was enough to carry him to the title, ahead of australia's adam scott. and he got some words of encouragement from 18—time major winnerjack nicklaus before the round. he said just to relax and have fun, and look around and see all the people having fun, and try and smile, and just have a good time with it. that's — that's why you're there

africans are keeping the money tight south africans aren't investing in businesses and south africans aren't exporting as much as we had before and how much of an impact does this have south africans keeping their money together rather than going out and spending it. well that is there isn't a great deal of confidence in the economy and that's one of the reasons that we worry that we might already be an heiress ation at the moment and we're looking at some of the purchasing manager indexes for instance showing that many just just on buying if they can help it we're looking at some of the capital investment fixed keppel investment numbers we're not seeing that fixed capital going into the ground at the moment in the agricultural sector they still and certainty about land tenure and about whether they will be expiration without compensation so we've not seen to make an investment there all of which of course contributes to these economic woes method of president obama polls has vowed to revive the economy by attracting a $100000000000.00 from foreign investors and by fighting corruption

it was not his original intention to take the pikes and send them south area -- south. >> i just have to ask, what did throw -- thoreau do with his knife? dr. phillips: i wish i knew. died in 1862horeau at the age of 45. it's a curious thing about this weapon. it seems like whoever gets it does not last very long. i say that in all seriousness. the man who brown give it to initially was his son, frederick brown after the battle of blackjack. frederick, and the middle of the battle, he was supposed to guard the horses. in the middle of the battle, he gets on one of those forces, rides through the middle of the battlefield to announce, father, we have them surrounded, which was a complete lie. it convinced him that they were reinforcements everywhere and here to negotiate a surrender. gives thect, brown knife to his son, frederick. frederick is murdered in kansas. clay paste does not survive the civil war. henry david thoreau does not survive. it is a dangerous weapon, even though in the end, i don't think pate harmed a single person, but it create an amount of heimlich -- an amount of

they beat south korea 2—1. penalties in each half proved the difference. caroline graham hansen with the first for norway. isabell herlovsen got hers in the second. south korea got a goal back through yeo minji, but they lose all three of their group matches. elsewhere, germany punished an error—strewn display from south africa, to finish top of group b. leena magull tapping in the two time champions‘ fourth goal. bangladesh came out on top in a must—win match against the west indies at the cricket world cup on monday. shakib al hassan hit a century for them at taunton, in the south west of england, to keep their hopes of reaching the semi—finals alive. patrick geary was watching the action. it isa it is a long way from taunton to both bangladesh and the west indies but chris gallop‘s approach to a crossroads is usually to accelerate but it turns out galeforce was not even a slight breeze. gone for a duck. others came charging. lewis made a steady 70. while the roof was written to be brought down. until this, only a nearby building restricted it

hunger on the rise in south sudan the u.n. warns that millions of the country face a critical lack of food this despite a peace deal following the country's civil war so what should be done to stop the disaster and who or what is the plague this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan a record 7000000 people in south sudan a facing severe hunger according to reports by its government and 3 u.n. agencies that's more than the heart of the population a lack of rain an ongoing economic crisis and years of civil war are being blamed for the worsening situation here is how one of the authors of the reports. from the world food program described the extent of the crisis every year hunger reaches higher levels in south sudan with millions of people unsure when they'll next be able to eat food shortages usually peak between may and july when the reports stop short of declaring a famine but says nearly 2000000 people go without meals for long periods and suffer acute malnutrition and that's leading to many deat

i won't have to. >> will it be before the south carolina race? >> if i do, it'll be before the primary. >> all right, representative clyburn, thankry you uch for coming to "firing line." >> thank you very much. very good. " ring line with margaret hoover" is made possible by... additional funding is provided by... corporate funding is provided by... ...and by... >> you're watching pbs. >>> hello, everyone. welcome to amanpour and company. here's what's coming up. >>> the intellectual extraordinare whose books have ld in the millions, public thinker malcolm gladwell on his e need to challenge our own. >>> then -- ♪ i'm so american ♪ >> it's one of leonard cohen's mostconic songs but who was mary ann? award winning film maker nick broomfield explores the troubled relationship between the musician and his muse. >>> plus the midwestern pioneers who helped shape the ideals of the nation. david mccullough talks to walter ivanson.

barack obama ultimately won the south carolina primary the first in the south primary that really launches the campaign on to super tuesday and beyond, but at this point of that race, he was not the front runner. hillary clinton was. it was only after he won the iowa caucuses that voters here in south carolina saw him as a winner and that's when they went for him. we should keep in mind front runners are fleeting and this race is still wide open, and it's still early. >> fleeting indeed, and fluid. jeff zeleny, thanks so much. >>> joining us now laura barone lopez, national reporter forer t politico. >> we heard congressman cliburn is not holding these comments from joe biden against him, but you share a byline, an african-american congressman who wholeheartedly disagrees with congressman cliburn. tell us what you heard from bobby rush. >> bobby rush of illinois has a very different view of biden's comments than majority whip cliburn, and so rush says that what biden said was woefully ignorant of -- it shows that biden is woefully ignorant of the black american experience and the nuances t

temperatures in double figures in the south—west. it is a wet start to the south—west. it is a wet start to the south—west. it is a wet start to the south—west quadrant of the country for tomorrow. the low pressure m oves country for tomorrow. the low pressure moves northwards and we will start to see showers and longer spells of rain becoming more widespread. it is the far north of scotla nd widespread. it is the far north of scotland and part of the south—east which are likely to stay driest with some sunshine. 20 degrees in the south—east, much coolerfurther north where we have the rain. low pressure sits on top of the country for the middle part of the week. we hold on to the unsettled weather. showers or longer spells of rain, some heavy in places. they should be sunny spells in between in parts of northern ireland, england and wales, with light winds it will not feel too bad in the strong sunshine, june sunshine, 19 to 20 the high, but where it stays wet across the north, ten to 1a degrees. we hold onto the theme towards the end of the week as well. low pr

us didn't lift a finger few tried to go the country even though before the break up with south sudan in 2000 let us government did nothing but keep punishing the sudanese people you keep going you're asking for sheer keep following policies that we've seen cheap. when's the last time going to moscow you want to know if international thinks the shooting in coming up the bruising row of abrasive land ownership in south africa nelson mandela's daughter is in the spotlight for some inflammatory tweets. one else truths seem wrong. but all the problems just don't call. me at all yet to seep out these days become educated and it j h n equals betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. what politicians do you think to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to. have to be right to be cross that's what the fuck are you the more people. interested in the water. tensions on the rise in south dakota in the us off the state passed a new riot to boosting law was coined by state legislators t

a meeting with the south korean president and he has tweeted that while he is in south korea he is willing to go to the dmz, the border between north and south korea, the demilitarised zone, and he is willing to meet with north korean leader kim jong—un and he is willing to meet with north korean leader kimjong—un if he is willing to come there to meet with him. we will be there and they put out a feeler because they don't know where he is right now, he may not be in north korea, but a set of chairman kim would want to meet i'll be at the border. certainly we seem to get along very well. they can tell you. we seem to get along... for the stupid people who say he gets along, it is good to get along. now, this it was not expected in the official planning of his trip to south korea —— this was not. he medically there were no plans to meet with the president of north korea. this seems to have come from president trump himself. we don't know if this will take place and if it does we don't know what is on the agenda and what can be achieved. it certainly has set the twitter universe twee

here's another in san jose south to 8.80 before 2.80. here's 3 right lanes blocked with a major accident so it's very heavy from one oh one to the north is backing up on 2 northbound 17 out of campbell and this is all impacting north to 80 which was already slow. now it's extra heavy from one oh one heading toward cupertino and then we have this overturn in san leandro also hot spot southbound to 3080 east 14th crews are working to up writing clear and overturned vehicle. this is left over from the last hour that right lane may still be blocked. but prepare for heavy traffic in both directions southbound from 8.80 northbound from 5.80 jobs. >>well robin at least for people that are con traffic this morning, they're caught in traffic to some pretty pleasant weather at the moment skies, nice and clear overhead whether you're in san francisco, as you can see here or across the bay area very little fog to be seen across the bay area to start this tuesday. visibility has been good all morning. long that hasn't changed skies will remain clear

just an hour south of london you find yourself in the wilderness not long ago this was a traditional farm but the owners decided to shut their eyes and see what would happen if they allowed nature to take it all back through astounded even them the race at which it all grew back now it not only absorbs huge amounts of carbon dioxide but is teeming with wildlife species have come back here like the stork in that tree off in the distance that haven't been seen in the u.k. the hundreds of years before that it had been really you know the i could see it was it was the typical monoculture of british army and we used to travel the world to look at wildlife and we never once thought that we could get it back on our doorstep and this was where i mean really as much as anywhere we're not going to expect large swaths of being groomed to turn into landscapes but i think this could be used within a mix of other. i don't know other solutions for giving space nature but is it farming no crops but animals roaming free income for meat sales topped up by camping in large enthusiastic european subsidi

the demilitarized zone in south korea. this went just the way president donald trump wanted pictures that will make history and potentially reinvigorate peace efforts waiting for him the other side of the line separating north korea and south korea kim jong il on a handshake on the 3rd. meeting and then. trump became the 1st ever sitting u.s. president to step on to north korean soil. the 2 then walked back into the south underdressed reports stepping of course that was agreed on a lot of rhetoric. a lot of friendships and they didn't particularly a great friendship so i just thank you very quickly notice that i want to thank you chad i believe looking at this action this is an expression of his willingness to eliminate the unfortunate past and begin a new future. then what sounded like an invitation that would invite him right after that way that. the 2 leaders of nations still technically at war a peace treaty was never signed when the korean war ended 66 years ago then went to what's known as the freedom house on the so

city, 1 one south and 84 we may have 3 lanes blocked. it is quickly backing up a keep my eyes on this as well and have another update in a bit are you will. >>thanks a lot 6 oh 3 and the warriors win game 5 of the nba finals over the raptors at the cost of can dundar and lylan's room celebrating at all normally they would what you're. >>your your teammate. the greatest player right now in the nba goes down. yeah, he fought so hard to come batk to yeah and there was in the cast this time was the killing is an m r i'll tell us how bad it is calm for sarah stinson is live with more sara. >>nation is just concern right now for kevin durant's wondering how he's doing especially because we now know he's out for the season. well, what does this mean for his career in terms of this injury. killers very serious injuries, so. the thing is he was cleared to play take a look at this video you can see him in the tunnel. >>the thing is even dancing before the game looking good that during the start of the games nailed a 3 pointer on the first possessi

further south, big puddles left in the wake from the overnight storms. and look at that — temperatures starting the day at around 18 celsius in central london. the atmosphere for monday is finely balanced. we've got the rain pushing northwards across scotland, still with rumbles of thunder. we mightjust see one or two isolated, sporadic thunderstorms break out through the day but it's a worst—case scenario in that we see a larger storm blossom across central southern england and pushing northwards as we go through into the afternoon. if that happens, again, flash flooding, some gusty winds and frequent lightning is possible. away from it, when we see the sunshine come out, it will feel pretty warm, especially in the south. not as warm as the weekend across northern and western scotland. more cloud here, still some outbreaks of rain and a bit of a breeze. some heavy, thundery rain into the evening and eastern scotland but then another batch of storms out from france which could be more severe, particularly across parts of central, eastern england. a b

it's the barling of south asia. what does he get out d it's the darling of south asia. what does he get out of the reduced tensions with the north? >> he gets tremendous benefit he has been a prime mover to revive the sunshine policy in the hopes north and south korea can end their enmity and do business together again. when the hanoi summit fell apart he took a terrible blow. this for him is a vindication of his policy. he as president cannot run again but his party has a great deal at stake and he has a great deal at stake in terms of his legacy. he has to be the happiest man in this entire group. because what it says is that his voice has been heard, and donald trump is absolutely substituting for him. a year ago he was standing on that spot shaking hands with kim jong-un. so i think for south korea, especially because relations with donald trump have been so tense at times. the united states says south korea isn't spending enough for putting our troops there. it's been tough on trade. so this is very positive for him and his approach. jon: the two men seem to be ver

it's not just happening in south bend, indiana. this is something that's swept across the country, continues to and has for decades historically. but how this mayor addresses it and how he's able to either bring promise or bring results, i mean, what can the expectations be while he's also on the campaign trail for national office? >> that's a great point. look, being cute, liberal, progressive, gay are tremendous attractions and appeals to us, but it can't absolve you of the responsibility of dealing with tough questions. neither can joe biden being wise, grisleed wise in the tooth address the issue of race. young and old have to understand this is a test of not only the durability of your vision, but it's about the way in which you are able to be sensitive to the mass of african-american people who, after all, are the bed rock, the substrata, of the democratic party. if you're willing to dismiss their interests in deference to what you think is an elusive white volter who might be outraged, ostracized or feel an outcast because y

south korea's president says the u.s. has been holding behind the scenes talks with north korea about a 3rd summit the last meeting between the u.s. president donald trump and the north korean leader kim jong un and in february without any deal earlier on tuesday north korea said it wouldn't surrender to u.s. led sanctions and so the u.s. secretary of state might pompei a was an obstruction to negotiations on denuclearization. gunman and a suicide bomber in egypt of killed at least 6 policemen and seriously injured 8 others the attackers targeted 3 checkpoints in the city of breach in the northern sinai peninsula on tuesday evening no group claimed responsibility. food aid has started arriving for refugees forced from their homes by the fighting in the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo however aid workers are struggling to reach tens of thousands of others trapped in areas where rival militias have been attacking villages catherine sawyer reports now from neighboring uganda there many a flood. $7000.00 cong

it is straight down towards the south and south—east. you could still see some afternoon showers bubbling up. temperatures around 19 in the sunshine. most of us only 11— 15 degrees. scotland and northern ireland getting away with a drier picture, as does the far noth of england. moving through the evening and overnight stays generally dry, perhaps the odd shower in the north—west. again, we have more rain for parts of northern england into north wales. to the south of that it should dry out. it is looking largely tried to start when sermanni across east anglia and the south—east of england. again, this weather front with us as we had through the day on wednesday and into thursday. it is going to bring in further spells of rain as we had through the course of the day. the rainfall could be mounting up. there could be flooding problems. across parts of the north—east of england we heavy rain piling with that north—easterly wind as well. sunny spells and heavy possibly thundery showers developing to the south. nowhere in munising

, south—easterly winds. but we will have this area of low pressure nearby slowly encroaching in as the weekend wears on. for much of the country, it is going to be a fine saturday, a little bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up in the afternoon. we could see an isolated shower but most places will be dry and temperatures away from the east coast reaching below 20 celsius. high—pressure still dominating the scene, i think, on into sunday, this is the area of low pressure which will start to bring more cloud and perhaps a little bit of rain to western areas later in the day on sunday, but we will be importing some warm and humid air during sunday and into next week. so we could see 24, 25 degrees in the south—east on sunday, and for parts of the country, a bit of uncertainty. it could turn briefly very warm into next week, 00:12:23,593 --> 2147483051:42:56,511 but that could spark off widespread 2147483051:42:56,511 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 heavy, thundery showers. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our

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for trying to go the country even though or the break up with south sudan in 2000 when u.s. government did nothing but keep punishing the sudanese people you keep going you're absolutely sure you keep wrong policies that we've. had in the program the bruising over race the ownership in south africa nelson mandela's daughter is in the spotlight for some inflammatory. is trump winning can he be reelected based on his record there are many other questions as trump seeks to remain in the white house will the democrats run against trump as opposed to challenging his record in office how the democrats learned anything from the electorate since their pressuring defeat 2016. seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out just to become educated and engaged equals betrayal. when something you find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground . 16 minutes past 2 pm here in moscow you're very welcome back the daughter of nelson mandela who's not a south africa's buster to denmark has caused outrage with controversial tweets about color on landownership. e

live from jaber in south sudan thank you. now donald trump is committed to restarting new career talks with north korea after an historic meeting with kim jong president trump met kim at the demilitarized zone on the border between north and south korea where he became the 1st u.s. president to set foot in the north whilst in office he is our diplomatic editor james bays reporting from partying very close to the demilitarized zone in south korea. this went just the way president donald trump wanted pictures that will make history and potentially reinvigorate peace efforts waiting for him the other side of the line separating north korea and south korea kim jong on a handshake on the 3rd meeting and then. became the 1st ever sitting u.s. president to step on to north korean soil. the 2 then walked back into the south underdressed reports stepping of course that was agreed on a lot of rhetoric. a lot of friendships have been made and it just didn't particularly great friendship so i just thank you very quickly notice that i wan

south carolina came here to d.c. with a three-judge panel including now supreme court justice judge kavanaugh. in that case, in fact it was interesting, as part of different senate factors, there had been a big debate on a license plate that said "coon hunting." you can make what you want of that, but the african-american community objected and the governor at the time, mark sanford, who like to hike the appalachian trail actually vetoed it because he saw the implications of what it meant. i admire him for that, but it was in the report. he said you grew up in 96 south carolina. you would not think anything at all if you went to the gas station about noon for lunch and a couple of your friends were going coon hunting? i said of course i would be upset because you go reckon hunting at night time and most of the time you get possums. the states attorney said to me in d.c. do you think republicans are racist. i said i prefer to think some are not very sensitive to racial issues. for instance when a gorilla escape from t

into south korea. paula hancocks is with me. we're a short distance away. we should point out, behind the smiles, kim jong un is a brutal dictator. he starves his people to fund his military and nuclear program. he has murdered members of his own family who challenged his leadership and authority. that is the backdrop here, but this is a president in trump who's been willing to look beyond that in a kim or a putin or a xi jinping. and speak about the power of their relationship. i should just note, paula, we've just learned that they are meeting in private now, kim and trump. describe what you watched in these last few minutes here, since you've been up to that border area to see a u.s. president take a step across the border. >> i mean, it is remarkable. it is something that 24 hours ago would you not have expected to happen. before you saw that tweet from the u.s. president, it was something that did seem, that it couldn't happen. but, of course, it is an image that will be played on a loop for days

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he will be tearing down town into the capital of south korea to go and have dinner with the south korean leader and they will no doubt be talking about whether or not north korea's leader might turn up not north korea's leader might turn up in not north korea's leader might turn upina not north korea's leader might turn up in a few hours' time, actually, at the demilitarised zone to shake hands with donald trump. whether or not that might happen or not, not giving him much notice may well be a factor. i am so sorry. we have just lost that signal, sadly, but we can still see those pictures of the plane taxiing on the runwayjust outside the capital of south korea there. president trump having dinner with the south korean leader and tweeted just a short time ago he would be prepared to meet also the north korean leader, but very little notice and the north koreans say they have not had an official invite. quite a lot of changing diplomacy in the last few hours. we will see how that visit pans out and we will be covering that as soon as president from plans and we hear anything from that. al

let's go live now to rob mcbride is live for us from the south korean capital seoul so rob a lot was riding on this for the south korean president moon jay in you think is breathing something of a sigh of relief at this point. i think they'll be delighted by this but yes i think also tinge to with a sense of relief that it did indeed take place president moon j.n. of south korea has been feeling the heat some water especially in recent weeks and months we've seen a deterioration of relations some of the old rhetoric of old and some of that rhetoric directed at south korea in fact it was only a few days ago after moon j.n. had been saying how he wanted to intercede once more an actor's an intermediary he was basically told by north korean controlled state media to stay out of it that we don't need anybody else if we want to negotiate with the united states we can do it by ourselves thank you very much indeed so i think moon j.n. will be very pleased by this he has very much stayed in the sidelines throughout this historic afternoon we just heard at the little briefing that he gave the

forces deployed in south korea to help protect south korea from the north. then in a short time he will meet the north korean leader kim jong un face to face with a hand shake, perhaps with the possibility of setting foot into north korea if given the invitation by the north korean leader. i'm joined here at the border by paula hancocks. a tremendous amount of choreography in what is happening now and the next steps. a little bit of showmanship as well. >> when you say it's going to be north korea going to be a part of this, it's the most choreographed. there are no images of kim jong un that come out that he doesn't want people to see. it's heavily vetted. these kind of meetings, he can't control as much. he can't control the message going out. what electric do is take this back to his people and show the rest of the world the u.s. president has come to the dmz, has come to my doorstep to see me. >> the north korean leader is not someone to take spur of the moment trips. he tends to go by train as opposed to by air. he likes having attention to security, pr

let's go to our team there in south korea. cnn international correspondents, paula hancocks and will ripley. let's start with you, paula. the imagery, first, is historic. the question is, what will be the fruit of this day? >> that's a really important question, victor. we started the day thinking that there may or may not be a meeting at the dmz. we heard the u.s. president say, it may be a handshake. what we ended up having was almost an hour of the leaders of north korea and the united states, behind closed doors having bilateral talks. what we have seen, we don't know what they said inside, but what they shared with us, they have agreed to restart talks. we didn't hear denuclearization. what we did hear from kim jong-un, as he was walking out of those meetings, is president trump showing what he took away out of the meeting. the fact that we can meet anytime now. president trump said they would agree to set up separate teams to negotiate again. they had teams in place after singapore. they had them in place after hanoi, as

buried 2 and a half kilometers deep in the eternal ice of the south pole. it's dark down there i says extreme if your. light is able to travel through ice cube without much scattering. the eye is of the telescope watch for the tiniest flashes of light 5200 photos senses register the weak lights of the particle traces which can travel many hundreds of meters through the ice. when the light signals are discovered the sensors transform them into electrical signals and conduct these along the steel cables to the surface to the ice cube or a tree. into the brain of the telescope. the 1st computer center has already been installed in ice cube it registers all the data from the ice field as it roughly and then sends it to research centers all over the world data from each of the more than 5000 sensors in the ice is gathered here. this is the detectors control center it receives its power from here thousands of meters of cable. and cupboards full of computers. day and night a small team of scientists monitors the electronics in the ice cube. to keep the detector ru

korea would see it has further advancing the stalled dialogue as south korea or moon j.n. his credibility has taken something of a hit ever since the failed summit in hanoi to certain extent it seems north korea has been blaming moon for maybe raising expectations for not getting the the american side enough on board and so snowe south korea will be looking for some way of moving this forward and one of the constants in the relationship between north korea south korea and also the united states has been the personal relationship between trump and kim that as things have gone up and down as north korea has returned to some of its hostile rhetoric against the u.s. administration that relationship however genuine it may be has remained a constant in this meeting between these 2 men at panmunjom on the border between north and south korea would be very much in line with that in that same vein as those you wanted our correspondent rob fried across all those developments for us and tell thank you for. tele head on out as there ferrari instead of pain said head of the austrian ca

south of downtown. south of morgan hill, and warming in the mid 80s. temperatures climbing a few degrees. and notice the tri-valley, east of 680 in to the 80s and peninsula temperatures. comfortable, 71 in sanood ty. san francisco in the mid 60s, it's the west wind picking ues 80s. if you have some get away plans around the bay area. comfortable 70s, that's the warm place to be on the coast. santa cruise for the weekend. napa a looking good, notice the trend. warmer. and the sierra looking great. the temperatures mid 70s for your weekend plans both in the bay and up toward the high country. high pressure strikes just a bit. held in check here by weather system off to the north. and once that starts to lift on out for the middle part of the week, and we are closer to the fourth of july. it could setity the stage for 80s to maybe a chance of near 90 degree temperatures. keep an eye on that as we get toward the fourth of july and the second half of next week. in the meantime, just low clouds to deal with over the next couple of mornings with misty skies o

lamb: you say the south african veld -- what is it? ms. millard: it is the terrain of south africa. it is low, flat, sperry terrain area -- terrain. there is not much there. living in kansas, it reminds me of the kansas horizon just goes on forever. mr. lamb: you have three kids. ms. millard: i have two girls and one boy. my oldest daughter has read my first two books. she says she is interested in history. mr. lamb: your husband told you you were a good writer? does he get involved in these books yet have -- does he get involved with these books? ms. millard: he comes with me when i do research which is fun for me and it is great because he was a war correspondent. especially when i was going to south america and there were a few dodgy situations, it is nice to have him with me. i have three possibilities of people i will write about next but i have a lot of work to do , before i know if any of them are going to work. mr. lamb: here is the cover of the book, "hero of the empire: the boer war, a daring escape, and the making of winston churchill. our guest has been candice millard.

we don't think we will, we won't get much, then sawms thunderst to our south, well to our south and most probably not getting much. >> that's good news for tonight andomorrow dry, it's one of those days it can be strong to severe. >> hot and humid for sure. t>> look at radar now. mostly light rain. across the mountains, it dries thout east of mountains not having the availability to get there. we've seen a couple showers develop around d.c. and montgomery county and prince george's and to the south and overowards hagerstown and winchester, showers. very light rain montgomery county and north of the beltway, that's it. to the east, we had a severe thunderstorm watch stafford county, calvert county. st. mary. the only county i think would have a chance is lake mary. i don't think you will see it ar stafford fredericksburg. i think your threat is about done. we are looking at severe weather and a severe storm well to our south. more storms to the east of i-95, southern virginia and parts of north carolina as well. another area of storminess to the west, too and wh we're watching tomorrow. w

we are believed to have several friends from south korea. general shay. [applause] >> thank you great job. deputy commander -- i want to thank -- you are doing a hell of a job lieutenant general and chief master sergeant etch song of the air force operation command i hear they are very tough are they tough? yeah. . [applause] . >> that is great. all service members from u.s. forces, 330 million american -- in reserves we are also joined by many amazing military, families, families keep you going you wouldn't -- [cheers and applause] >> sometimes we are going to -- it is great, good job. >> americans grateful for your service, master sgt. and his wife james, where are you? where are you? >> where? >>. [cheers and applause] . >> good group. also in air force james served active duty in air force four years, assignments jaim recently earned presidential lifetime achievement award for 4,000 hours volunteer work on behalf of the military community incredible -- thank you. give him a big hand applause. joined by hundreds of brave airmen and women from the unite

we settled onto the cloud in the south and light rain and drizzle. it was to be quite muqqy rain and drizzle. it was to be quite muggy in the south, but single figure values and north. gray note to start wednesday, probably the best of the sunshine across northern ireland and scotland. a little bit of brightness developing across the south temperatures lower than they had been of late. about the low 20s. on into thursday, high—pressure cell with us. but we a bit of a squeeze on the ice about across the south, mainly be pick a strong easterly wind. lots of sunshine across the uk, as you can see for elisabeth of cloud here and there across coastal areas where it will still be cool in that northerly went. little bit warmer further west, we could see 2040 25 degrees. quite warm in the central belt. cross into europe, this blistering heat may throughout this blistering heat may throughout this week. record—breaking temperatures likely across parts of france. it does look like we'll be typing internet heat once again, as we and the week. right across t

along on the breeze from wales and the south—west up towards the midlands and east anglia. from monday into tuesday, as the low pressure centre drifts just a little bit further north, away from scotland, isobars opening out, so we'll bring in this little secondary low pressure in towards the south—western approaches, spreading the threat of showery bursts of rain through the south—west, wales, the western midlands, eventually to northern ireland, northern parts of england, central and southern parts of scotland, too. and it's only really the far south—east and maybe the north of scotland that during daylight hours escapes the heaviest of the rainfall. now, i think we'll complete the journey of that weather front towards the north of scotland overnight from tuesday into wednesday. and then, if we've got the sums right, we'll be looking down towards the near continent, because it could well be that some really moist, muggy air eventually drags the threat of some heavy, thundery downpours into this far south—eastern quarter of the british isles. elsewhere, it's a decen

from here we glimpse some of south korea's power plants. coal—fired stations produce over 40% of electricity here, car emissions, too, are thought to contribute to this smog. but there are other readings. this is a known very toxic material. it would be designated as a cancer originator pollutant by the who. the further west that we fly, the higher the readings that they are getting on these scientific instruments. in other words, the closer to we get china, the more polluted the air becomes. emissions from china's industrial plants are brought to south korea on prevailing winds. in spring, that's also mixed with fine particles of sand from desert regions. where is it coming from? how much is coming to korea? and then, what is it that we have to corroborate with other countries to reduce our air pollution? so is this new enemy in the air from within or without? we await the scientists‘ findings. the government has said it will tackle domestic issues such as car emissions and coal use in car emissions over the next few years. but the boy

it is to the south we will see the strong winds. let us look at the forecast through the course of the evening. there is the low, around about now, the rain wrapping around the circulation. again, some heavy showers around. not so bad across the north of scotland. some clea ra nce the north of scotland. some clearance goes through the night. the winds will start to strengthen across southern areas into the early hours of saturday. initially around the coasts and then basically through the morning towards lunchtime it will become very blustery across southern parts of england, the midlands, probably as far north as lincolnshire as well. the kind of gusts we will get will be more reminiscent of autumn. possibly in excess of 50 mph on the south coast itself. andy goode a5 mph inland. which is really strong for the time of year. injune we don't really get strong gust of wind. further north and east you can see a lot of cloud, occasional showers. the western isles of scotla nd showers. the western isles of scotland enjoying some there. t

we welcome a true authority on south carolina democratic for many years, the chairman of the south carolina democratic party. good to have you with us, senator. >> good to be here. david: you are supporting vice president biden, as i understand it. he has been ahead in the polls pretty consistently in this presidential cycle. t thatis a new poll ou shows joe biden is still well ahead, but other people, particularly elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg, are cutting into his lead. why is that? >> i think they are the new flavor. by the way, both have great messages. both are very personable, articulate. this is not going to be a runaway, this is a fight. joe biden is ready for that fight. david: give us a sense about what the south carolina democratic voter in the primary is looking for. if i'm a candidate, what do i have to address to make progress? to addressyou have the issues that matter to south carolinians, that matter to every voter. in a democratic primary, the number one issue i believe is going to be a more pragmatic issue, and that is can you beat donald trump? can you go toe to toe

he's the biggest liar in south bend. he cannot be trusted. i know him. i know for a fact he cannot be trusted. so, pastor, when you tell us what we need to do, as a man of god -- because i know the word -- you get out there and comfort those families. >> i'm out there every day. >> you get the other pastors out there and walk the beat like paul and timothy did. >> i've been meeting with the family, the eric logan family and other families in our community. so since you did not know that, i want to make you aware of the things that i have been doing. i have a church that i pastor. there are pastors here that pastor their own church and they give them spiritual guidance. so i appreciate you letting me respond to your question. if you ask me a question, let me respond. thank you so much. >> thank you. we have -- if i may -- >> what church?f i may, with th the national action network, they have been helping in regards of collecting some questions and i know that we have been going over some of the questions. i want to at least get a few in, if i may. the fir

thank you, south carolina. wow. i should have let that music of a little bit longer and we could've got some rhythm going. thank you so much. it is a privilege and honor to be here to address you all. . am not a career politician how did donald trump win the election of 2016? there are a bunch of reasons that have been bandied around on cable news and other outlets, but i believe the fundamental reason why donald trump is our president today is this -- we four milliony manufacturing jobs in south carolina, michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin, missouri, iowa, all the swing states he needed to win and did win. valley,iends in silicon they believed what we did to the manufacturing jobs that defined many communities and a way of life, they will now do to retail jobs, call-center jobs, fast food jobs, truck driving jobs and on and on for the economy. how many of you have noticed stores closing where you live in south carolina? carolinat at the south -- the columbia place mall. it has seen better days. you can see whe

still on the south side of the border. though they're just, frankly, inches away from north korea, the line of demarcation there. the fact is the north korean security detail, you're seeing their heads there. they're making it difficult for the u.s. press pool accompanying the president to see him, but we did see the president just turn away from the border. appears that he's walking back now south. the jostling you're seeing is because the press pool there attempting to keep up with the president. we caught a glimpse of the president turning around. it appears that he has said good-bye to the north korean leader at the border, escorted him there, and is now walking back south. there he is back in frame. let's listen in. >> let's go inside. >> president trump there with the south korean president, moon jae-in. you just heard him say, "let's go inside." we should note that when trump and kim were meeting, moon jae-in, the south korean president, we do not believe was present. it's possible that president trump wants to give