what is your sense of what north korea wants out of this? l what north korea wants out of this? it's always tempting to put these tests down to geopolitical tensions oran upcoming tests down to geopolitical tensions or an upcoming meeting, tests down to geopolitical tensions oran upcoming meeting, but tests down to geopolitical tensions or an upcoming meeting, but in a way, doesn't that sort of show that there is no turning back on the weapons programme for north korea? me there absolutely is no turning back, and i think this is where there are some disagreements about what north korea wants to deal with its weapons programme. in terms of diplomacy, what kimjong—il and is trying to go for as ultimately and two, by gradually doing so it's also aiming to become a recognised or a weapon state if anything, i think we have already accepted directory as a nuclear weapon state because of the way we have been treating north korea and the way we have been responding to these provocations. the policy analyst for the military think tank and former cia analyst, thank you forjoining us on

apply on the north korean reuime? ., , apply on the north korean reuime? . , ., , regime? ultimately china is the auarantor regime? ultimately china is the guarantor of — regime? ultimately china is the guarantor of north _ regime? ultimately china is the guarantor of north korea's - guarantor of north korea's meagre economic prospects because almost all trade with north korea passes through china. but i think we have to be really quite realistic about what china wants to achieve here. but is ultimately the north korean nuclear weapons programme, and though it is a bit of an encumbrance for china, ultimately their programme serves china's interest because the north korean nuclear programme makes life extremely difficult for the united states on the korean peninsula and particularly now that north korea probably has intercontinental ballistic capabilities, that could put a missile into an american city and that makes life extremely difficult for the united states and it is not in china's interest to make life any easier for the interest to make life any easierfor the us.

for north korea what does that mean? >> well they define it usually, nick, to refer to sanctions as well as the criticism of their human rights record. the ct that the united states maintains forces on the peninsula and nulear arm ma meant which the north koreans consider to be a threat. but the north koreans have long desired the united states to lift this so-called hostile policy and in recent weeks have been turning more and more to addressing the strait of war on the peninsula and a desire to see that state of war ended as one of the measurements by which they'd evaluate whether or not the united states had lifted its hostile policy. >> reporter: that's what north korea wants. south korea is in washington today. what does it want the u.s. to do? >> the national security advisor has met with the north koreans almost more than any other south korean diplomat and what he's looking to try to get out of the biden administration is a willingness for the biden administration to put something new on the table in order to get

i think the north koreans really. so they kind of maybe got their head a little bit that donald trump personally met that are 3 later, 3 times in the north mains. now feel like they're entitled to similar presidential attention that joe biden himself should be somehow involved in that, that he should be speaking about north korea that he should be talking about. meeting the north korean leader. this is one of the reasons why american president hadn't met the north koreans before because there's something of a big give away. right. but now the north koreans gotten accustomed to it sort of used the presidential attention. i think that's what they want more from the americans and just envoys. my secretary, you know, spokesman and stuff like that. they want something higher up. let's talk about the south koreans where you are because relations have been warming between the north in the south, lately, with young young agreeing to reopen the official hotline with sol early this month . will that stay on track? do you think

these attacks have been carried out by on groups in the north that have been operating in the north for them for a state in particular. they've been there for more than a decade, and they're killed. thousands of people displeased tens of thousands, most of them crossed into neighboring countries like michelle public. and because of recent military operations, they have been dislodged from most of the forest areas they've been occupied in zone for a stage. so some of them have spilled over into neighboring states like so could, although they keep talking so could from time to time in from that basis and i'm for and other parts of north western virginia. but now we understand that these benefits, according to officials, also have moved from their basis after they've been dislodged by military ass, strikes and ground operations there. and they are targeting communities in other parts of north western niger, especially a states like sort a state that a lot of government spaces in the north west of the country. like just in the northeast of the country where i bought them another. and i've b

up the north's nuclear weapons. the fbi says it has uncovered a plot is a national secrets concealed in assemblage. —— a sandwich. new south wales begins to open up, providing you have had the jab. and it looks like the red planet but where on earth are these would—be martians? a warm welcome to the programme. we begin in the uk where metropolitan police are taking no further action following a review into sex abuse allegations surrounding prince andrew and jeffrey epstein. virginia giuffre claims she trafficked to the prince by the convicted paedophilejeffrey epstein when she was 17 stop the duke of york has consistently denied the allegations. a civil lawsuit in the us is ongoing. our reporter has more. this is the now famous photograph of virginia jeffrey and prince andrew. she claims she was trafficked to the uk and are sexually assaulted by prince andrew, a claim that the prince andrew, a claim that the prince denies. this is her last year with her legal team. she is bringing a civil case against the duke

i think the north koreans really. so they kind of maybe got their head a little bit that donald trump personally met, and our 3 and leader, 3 times in the north mains. now feel like they're entitled to similar presidential attention that joe biden himself should be somehow involved in that, that he should be speaking about north korea that he should be talking about. meeting the north korean leader. this is one of the reasons why american presidents hadn't met the north koreans before because of something of a big give away. right. but now the north has gotten accustomed to it sort of used to presidential pension. i think that's what they want and more from the americans and just envoys. my secretary, you know, spokesman and stuff like that. they want something higher up. we're getting reports . if an explosion in capital, let's bring in charlotte, bella joining us from the gun capital. what more can you tell us about the charlotte? well, at the moment it appears that someone is throwing a hand grenade over a faint, n

to little perplexing, given the fact that north of the united states has reached out to north korean bite and said very clearly, they're willing to meet north korea without precondition the can. john regime so far has rebuffed to all of these overtures by the united states over over the last few years. there have certainly been some significant advances by north korea. there's been a flurry of tests over the last few weeks, so not only the past from this morning, but there was recently a long range cruise missile that they tested. north korea has also, has also claimed to have tested a hypersonic weapon. there are very few countries in the world and master this technology, so it really illustrate very vividly the extent to which north korea is willing to do almost anything. it can to make sure to have as powerful a deterrent as possible and to make sure that it is able, the regime is able to survive in the face of what it sees as the hostile us policy toward north korea. so it's all about really creasing in survival and it determines kit, in deterrent capabilities. main mas, mandator

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that have been operating in the north for them for a state in particular. they've been there for more than a decade, and they've killed thousands of people displeased tens of thousands, most of them crossed into neighboring countries like michelle public. and because of recent military operations, they have been dislodged from most of the forest areas they've been occupied for a stage. so some of them have spilled over into neighboring states like so could, although they keep talking. so could from time to time from that basis in some for, and other parts of north western idea. but now we understand that these benefits, according to officials, also have moved from their basis after they've been dislodged by military as strikes and ground operations there. and they are targeting communities in other parts of north western niger, especially as states like sort a state that a lot of government spaces in the north west of the country. like just in the northeast of the country where i bought them another. and i've been operating, there is little or no government

i don't| thinki have met a north korean think i have met a north korean defector who has said that north korea would ever be willing to give up its nuclear weapons. i think it serves as a timely reminder to those who may be willing to negotiate and are looking to negotiate with north korea. remember, within the last few weeks kim jong—un has indicated that he might be willing to talk to seoul if conditions are met. and when it comes to that, i think seoul are looking and desperately hoping that the north will start to engage with them too. when it comes to disarmament, that might be a separate conversation. certainly north korea is under huge, strict international sanctions to try to get them to give up their nuclear weapons, to get them to give up their nuclearweapons, but to get them to give up their nuclear weapons, but within the last month alone they have tested four new weapons systems, which shows that even under dire economic conditions, which they are at the moment, they are able to continue to build weapons. it shows also — this interview shows also the kind of activity the

yesterday, there was a police guard at this house on a leafy street in north london. today, the search operation intensified. police have also searched a smaller house in croydon, where the suspect grew up. the man in custody is ali harbi ali, 25—years—old, and a british national of somali heritage. he went to school in croydon in south london. a few years ago, he was referred to the prevent scheme, which is designed to stop people being drawn into terrorism. he was not an mi5 subject of interest. in leigh—on—sea, the murdered mp was being remembered at a series of church services. our community has been really rocked by the death of sir david amess. in a statement, sir david's family said they were "absolutely broken" and then... and as the town mourned its long—serving member of parliament, we learned more details about how sir david's parliamentary assistant witnessed the attack. all of a sudden, there was a scream from her because the person deliberately whipped out a knife and started stabbing david. and, of course, the other lady who was out getting na

a live look at the north bay courtesy the sutro tower camera. we're starting to see some light rain falling across the bay area right now. but things are only going to intensify in the coming hours. what we're feeling right now is just the beginning. kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now tracking when the heaviest rain. >> is going to arrive. yeah. let's track this atmospheric river hour by hour. first, though, let's take a look at radar for because we're starting to notice. >> light scattered showers in the north bay. specifically that northwest quadrant. and here's a look at our atmosphere. river. that is just going to a poor during the overnight hours really hovering over those of you in the north bay by early sunday morning already tracking heavy downpours for most of our north bay valleys in between santa rosa and vacaville and then that storm track going to remain in the north bay throughout most of our sunday morning by early sunday afternoon. it's going to shift a little bit southward into the san francisco peninsula and the

inside the world of north korea. a former official tells us they will never give up their nuclear powers. tina klara daesh and will never be achieved. it is tied to his power level. , ., level. tie when says it will not bow to bei'ina level. tie when says it will not bow to beijing because _ level. tie when says it will not bow to beijing because my _ level. tie when says it will not bow to beijing because my pressure - level. tie when says it will not bow to beijing because my pressure to| to beijing because my pressure to reunite with china. warnings in the uk that factories could be shutdown as high energy costs bite. new research warns that the loss of biodiversity risks tipping the world into ecological meltdown. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it is newsday. kim jong—un will never give up his nuclear weapons according to a former senior official. he says he was involved in targeted attacks and assassinations and even built an illegal drug lab for the leader. in an exclusive interview with

these attacks have been carried out by armed groups in the north that have been operating in the north for them for a state in particular. they've been there for more than a decade, and they're killed. thousands of people displeased tens of thousands, most of them crossed into neighboring countries like michelle public. and because of recent military operations, they have been dislodged from most of the forest areas they've been occupied in zone for a stage. so some of them have spilled over into neighboring states like so could, although they keep talking so could from time to time in from that basis and i'm for and other parts of north western virginia. but now we understand that these benefits, according to officials, also have moved from their basis after they've been dislodged by military strikes and ground operations there. and they are targeting communities in other parts of north western niger, especially a states like sort a state. there are a lot of ungoverned spaces in the north west of the country, like just in the northeast of the country where i bought them. another of co

to little perplexing, given the fact that north of the united states has reached out to north korean bite and said very clearly, they're willing to meet north korea without precondition can john regime so far has their rebuff to all of these overtures by the united states over over the last few years. there have certainly been some significant advances by north korea. there's been a flurry of test over the last few weeks, so not only the past from this morning, but there was recently a long range cruise missile that they tested on north korea has also, has also claimed to have tested a hypersonic weapon. there are very few countries in the world and master this technology, so it really illustrate very vividly the extent to which north korea is willing to do almost anything. it can to make sure to have as powerful a deterrent as possible and to make sure that it is able, the regime is able to survive in the face of what it sees as the hostile us policy toward north korea. so it's all about really creasing. it's revival, and it determines kit and deterrence, capabilities me and miles m

these attacks have been carried out by on gross in the north that have been operating in the north for them for a state in particular. they've been there for more than a decade, and they've killed thousands of people displeased tens of thousands, most of them crossed into neighboring countries like michelle public. and because of recent military operations, they have been dislodged from most of the forest areas they've been occupied in zone for a stage. so some of them have spilled over into neighboring states like so could, although they keep talking. so could from time to time in from that basis in some for, and other parts of north western idea. but now we understand that these benefits, according to officials, also have moved from their basis after they've been dislodged by military as strikes and ground operations there. and they are targeting communities in other parts of north western niger, especially a states like sort a state that a lot of government spaces in the north west of the country. like just in the northeast of the country where i bought them another. and i've been o

the north bay is taking a direct hit. this is video from overnight in santa rosa near college avenue. the rain has been coming down hard there for hours. the concern right now are the burn scars from recent wildfires. our reporter talked to cl eye on those flood prone areas. >> this heavy rain is exactly what is giving north bay residents hope after a dry year. >> we need this water desperately for crops, our families, the community. >> for the past two decades, louis preston has seen the impact of fires threatening his home and vineyard on the outskirts of helzberg. >> how close did the flames get to you last time? >> two miles perhaps from here. if the wind had shifted, we would have been in trouble. >> keeping a close eye on the creeks and burned areas. >> this area, we have two creeks. they both can flood very dramatically and overrun some of our vineyards and roads. >> in june, helzberg had the highest water conservation rate in the state, 57% water reduction, leading to this, reclaimed water tanks. >> in june, we we

the highest totals will be in the coastal mountains and the north bay. right now it is going to be a rainy sunday overall but the late rain at least through the south bay really starts to push in later into the night. in addition to rainfall totals from 2 to 5 inches just out of the higher elevation areas we also get sierra snow. beautiful shot of greater tahoe and look at the snow potential heading into sunday's storm. we could see upwards of 2 feet in some of the sierra peaks. this will be fantastic for our sierra snow pack. not a lot in terms of putting a huge dent on our drought but certainly will help ease some of the wildfire concerns. seven-day outlook we'll keep the rain in the forecast. you've heard us say the word atmospheric river over the past several days heading to sunday's event. what exactly is it? let's talk about our climate in crisis. we tap into this twice a week and all day every day online as well. so let's talk about the warming and atmospheric rivers. it is based on continued warming from oceans and the air heat. for the atmospher

north korean state media spoke of the pride and honour of having succeeded. earlier the south korean military reported that one missile had landed in waters off the coast of japan. the un security council are thought to be meeting later on wednesday — a move prompted by britain and the united states with the us in particular reacting angrily to the launch— labelling the move as a threat to the region. here's white house press secretaryjen psaki. we condemned the dprk's ballistic missile launch. these launches violate multiple un security council resolutions and our threat to the region. a call on the dprk to refrain from further provocations and engage in substantive dialogue and our commitment to the defence of the republic of korea and japan remains ironclad. these launches also underscore the urgent need for dialogue and diplomacy. our offer remains to meet anywhere, any time, without precondition. so this is north korea's fourth or fifth nuclear missile test in the past couple of months. and each time they have been testing seeing a variety of technol

they are the lines of communication across the dmc between the north and the south. it prevents any accidental misunderstandings. it's very important that they are kick, kept open, given the fragility of relations and the, the amount of armaments along the d, m. z. now they tend to be caught and restored depending on how relations are at any given point in time. and of course, with the depth in relations that we saw in the last year or 2 with the ab, with the ending alpha negotiations over at north korea's nuclear austell, los st. all those talks became stalled. the north reacted very badly to that, and it was in june of last year that they took the step of cutting all of the communication lines and even going as far as destroying with explosives the liaison office that had been set up. what during better times be when relations were, were better between the north and the south. so it is important that they are kept open and they were cut 2 months ago again because of the north, protesting against a military exercises in the south. the south is hoping that this time

in the north bay, 3 to 4 inches of rain. and toward the diablo range and santa cruz mountains, it will be common in the mountains, but the higher peaks could go higher. so for the timing, it's going to be in the north bay from about 9:00 a.m., then into the afternoon pushing into the central bay. by the south bay around 7:00, you're beginning to see the rain fill in then toward the end service the monday -- we'll finally catch a break. as we move forward we'll sione going chances of showers tuesday into wednesday, but not with the same atmospheric river connection we are seeing right now. second half of the week things do start to dry out, as the rain chances keep the totals a bit farther north of the bay area. we're going to need it after tomorrow. san francisco a few lingering showers, and then we'll get the north bay showers into tuesday and wednesday. the second half of the week, things start to dry out. for the next 24 hours, a big punch of wind, rain and high turf, maybe 30-for a breaers. this is a powerful storm. >> r

if it stays to the north, the bay area stays dry. it heads towards us, we have a chance for a couple showers north of the garden gate. that is what futurecast is anticipating. we will see some passing clouds up in the atmosphere tomorrow, but there is that swirl of close indicating the next storm system is close enough to send showers to the north bay coast. the sun comes up on saturday with light intermittent showers possible but mainly north of the golden gate throughout the day. maybe some coastal drizzle through the first half of the weekend as well. any other green blips elsewhere will evaporate before it hits the ground. we will be looking at the possibility of a couple showers holding on into the late saturday night hours as well, but very light. we are talking about trace amounts of moisture in most locations even north of the golden gate, with the best chance of accumulating rainfall around santa rosa, and the higher terrain around those communities. that's if the storm system even heads towards us. 48 hours out, we usually

for north bay mountains, east bay hills and diablo range. also wind advisories taking effect starting monday but little bit earlier starting for north bay mountains. east bay hills and diablo range because of the gusty conditions. upwards of 55-plus miles per hour heading into monday, also expecting low humidity. that's of concern for elevated fire danger. more detail on what we're monitoring coming up in a few minutes. >>> nbc bay area app is a great resource to have. send the latest updates and fire danger straight to your phone and put in your zip code for detailed forecast for your neighborhood. >>> uc berkeley police are investigating a campus hate crime. car was vandalized in a way that qualifies as hate crime they say. lawrence berkeley labs in the hills. no one was hurt but asking for anyone with information to come forward. >>> violence against the aapi community prompting a safety event in east bay. oakland safety committee to empower people with knowledge. knowledge of safety tips and tools, pepper spray and personal alarms. one o

the front is well north of us, and has been raining steadily since midnight in the north bay. there is what they call the bomb cyclone, a rapidly developing area of low pressure, dropping pressure, instigating the atmospheric river, drawing all thatmoisture in. flood warnings now around the prince our area, lake tahoe pa this is the north bay, where heavy rain is still coming down. western sonoma county looking at rapid rising of the creeks. the rushing river can hold a lot of water, but we will see that rise today as well. lakeport, heavy rain. vacaville and fairfield, over two inches of rain already. 1 to 2 inches of rain from san francisco to half moon bay. over to the east bay, it has been getting heavy in parker's from walnut creek, highway 24, upwards of 2 inches in danville on the peninsula. it has been lighter, but we are still looking at close to 1 inch around redwood city. palo alto with lighter rain. overnight into overnight, we really see heavy rain in san jose. you're not out of the woods. the only picked up a couple hundreds -- huned more to come tonight. madsen

north carolina is where that road began. this is where we had the first victories against the germans and think of the coastal defense of these goes were all three prongs of the first successes against the u-boats off of our shares for the first of these was april 14 of 1942 when they u85 was sunk off of carolina becoming the first in u-boat signed by the u.s. navy off the coast for the second was on may may 91942 wind this 52 was sunk in by icarus becoming the first u-boat sunk and here we have some of the survivors being taken for interrogation by the u.s. navy coast guard in charleston south carolina through the third was on july july 71942 in his hudson airplane sank the u71 office sc becoming the first u-boat sunk off of the american coast and thankfully by may of 1943 the u-boats were no longer a threat and now convoys updated tactics by the u.s. navy and coastal blackouts going into effect the sheer volume of american shipping -- a truly believe these first successes we had off the coast of north carolina pushing the

the best chance of rain approaches the north bay close at midnight moving into the north bay for much of the north bay after midnight into the early morning hours of friday. there will be locally heavy downpours. the best chance of rain makes its way into san francisco between 2:00 and 4:00 in the morning and will make more eastward progress in the inland parts of the east bay and in the santa clara valley before the sun comes up friday. santa fe has seen a trace of rain with these little systems moving through. i think you will at a measurable rain with this on friday morning and off to the east and it will be gone midday with a dry break friday afternoon. for most of us, about 1/10 of an inch to one quarter of an inch to i-80 southward and about 1/2 to 1 inch of total rain for the north bay just with the system and then there is another one with heading this way. rain chances. tomorrow -- a chance of showers northbay saturday through the day and rain chances go up with light rain saturday night and heavier rain with the atmospheric river headed our way sunday and sunday night with l

farther to the north. the rain fell steadily in santa rosa, bringing into the fear of new fires in the north bay. but the heavy rain predicted to be a mixed blessing for an area already devastated by wildfire. forecast right now we're looking like we're going to have a pretty significant atmospheric river impacting the north bay and so for us here locally where i is there going to be on the glass fire burn scar. now the bay area is looking forward to the next round of storms in san francisco, the public utilities commission spent the day checking catch basins, many now filled with water or covered with debris. they're asking residents to pitch in and clear the basins. to prevent localized flooding. it's really just about scraping off those leaves that can accumulate or other debris that can accumulate on the door brace that storm drains that keep them from, um, draining properly. so, yeah, we have a great, uh. um public participation program in that our residents are very passionate about keeping the stree

there's been no progress on north korea since 2019. that was the year of the last failed summit between president trump and kim john on that took place in hanoi. and then they're meeting at the military zone between north and south korea. but militarily, in the meantime, north korea has made substantial progress on its nuclear capabilities, most recently firing a ballistic missile from a submarine. now back in 2019, they fired a submarine missile, but many experts believe that was actually launched from an underwater platform. this meeting of the security council was preceded by a statement from the 3 european union members of the security council. it's clear, there's real frustration. we need a compliance with security. consider resolutions. her there hasn't been results in the recent years of her only thing. you can witness is a continuation of preparation, boff on the nuclear track and the ballistic track, and it needs to stop before it's too late. the u. s. ambassador of united nations, linda thomas greenfield, made it clear that s

in north korea, people are starving today. north korea is imprisoning 120,000 people in political-prison camps and in other detention facilities. >> reporter: human rights groups say the money north korea could be spending feeding its people, it instead often spends on its military. this week, kim jong un, again, glorified his newest weapons with an elaborate exhibition and speech in front of what north korea claims is a hypersonic missile, a cruise missile, and a massive icbm. with soldiers doing flying kicks into blocks. a soldier inspeckably sprinting head first into a block. in one sequence, a bare-chested soldier breaks out of chains, spreads out a bed of broken glass, lies on it. a slab is placed on his chest, then smashed with a hammer. why would this not be enough for kim's propaganda machine? why use "squid game" to attack the south? >> this is north korea's attempt to show and express that, hey, the south koreans may be richer but they are not happier. >> reporter: certainly, isn't the first time north korea has take

right there over the north bay. look i have to tell you, it will take sometime to get down towards the south bay. we'll go all over this hour by hour forecast. rain totals. >> to do list for a lot of people on tomorrow. for saturday. get the house ts prepared for the rain coming in. a live look in san francisco. among the many local cities preparing for flooded streets. like jeff was talking about. neighborhoods that flooded in the past are getting ready for it to happen again. we're in the city west district with the latest. >> here in san francisco crews are delivering sandbags to neighborhoods that are likely to flood during big rain events. the office of emergency management will be opening its emergency operation center this weekend ready to respond to flood emergencies. >> after the last time we only had maybe 18 inches of water. compared to some of the other people who had two and three feet. >> her home has flooded before. this is video of her neighborhood in 2019. with heavy rain on the way, many will spend

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north midlands, north wales also. there will be plenty of between those showers. temperatures similar to those of this afternoon. nine to 1a celsius. the weekend, a change in wind patterns. eventually, we will start to see south—westerly wind spreading in and they will be bringing milder air. this cool spell is only relatively short. saturday, a bit of cloud, mist and fog patches to start the day, and in the west heavy rain in northern ireland, west scotland. 1a to 15 degrees. sunday, a day of sunshine and showers. showers heaviest and most frequent across the north—west but the wind is coming from eight south—westerly direction. temperatures reaching highs of up to 15 celsius. this is bbc news. the headlines: police have charged a 25—year—old man with the murder of conservative mp sir david amess. ali harbi ali is also facing charges of preparing acts of terrorism. a large team of detectives have been working around the clock to find out as much as we can about what happened and why. doctors warn the govern

and north korea has confirmed. it launched a new ballistic missile from a submarine into the sea of japan. launched a place tuesday morning. it's reported the north korean leader kim jo own did not attend. ok, it's get more now on our top story. the kid nap all of those 17 christian missionaries in hayes, he will manuever apollo, has just arrived in the capital at porto prod sir. manuel. we do know that the group has now said it wants to ransom and millions of for each person. what else do we know? we do know we do know some of these details, but the information on the status itself of the 70 missionaries remains, remains quite limited. the deteriorating security situation here, though, really is on everyone's mind in the nation capital. we know that local authorities imported prints are working closely with u. s. federal agents to find a resolution to the case of the 17 missionaries. we know that this gang 400, so is very well known for engaging in this type of kidnapping. they were blamed for the kidnapping of a

inland east bay, north bay, coast, there is the chance for north bay and coast to possibly see a shower saturday. otherwise we are looking good sunday for halloween and wet monday and thursday next week. here is our stem star of the week from holy names high school in oakland. presley is highly interested in architectural engineering, says engineering design class helped her find a bridge between art and science. she wants to use architectural engineering to help the homeless and her community. i love how presley cares so much about her community. congrats to presley. you are so cute and so smart and we need more young people like that. don't you think? >>> we do. i love stem stars. she's beautiful and smart and it's just giving me hope for the future. i am so glad you share those. as you hit the roads we've got a bit going on. friday is getting busier if you are working through the south bay. we've got a trouble spot with a couple cars tangled up. 101, 237 connector to 101 is slow. south of there, pockets of slowing along 101. plan for that. travel times are okay with 43 minutes north

to the north korean people. however, engaging in restraint in arms control would contradict the states ideology and its view of arms and military power. as the source of its legitimacy and survival. love me. north korea fired at least one on the water ballistic missile. the latest in a series of recent mis out has the submarine launch came just hours after the u. s . reaffirms and offer to resume talks with north korea. film yang has rejected offers from the south and the u. s. accusing both countries of talking diplomacy while engaging in the overall conceived military acts. so you came, it is a policy analyst at the ran cooperation on a former c i analyst series. really get to to see you. thanks for being here on the stream. this idea of what is making needs on the korean peninsula. what makes news internationally about the very same act? it gave us some insight into that ballistic missile launch test. how, how is, how is that covered in south korea? so there was a recent, i believe it was a b o a report where

. >> thank you, and the north bay. now it's back to remote learning today for students over at mill valley middle school after the storm damaged several classrooms, other schools in the district are reopening. but some repair work will be happening like tree removals and water damage assessments. school officials will let parents and students know if more closures will be necessary before 07:00am each school day. also in the north, a cruise in fairfield will be spending the day cleaning up at rockville hills park. the park will be closed until tomorrow night. crews will be removing fallen trees from the trails in the closure. also give time for trails to dry out. so there are possible. and storm a cleanup efforts have a long way to go in cities like santa rosa water flooded the neighborhood near lorne adele creek. heavy rains prompted some people to evacuate the flood waters destroyed yards and even went inside. some homes. >> it's crazy. thank you for the fire department santa rosa, her get my mom and dad out because

her talk to the north korea or a. so is the pine administration's approach likely to bear fruit or in the future compared with, with the trumpet, ministrations approach to north korea? yeah, well actually, i mean, it's quite different because i mean, the tampon station is, is, i mean, i mean, it's not traditional. the, traditionally, the, the u, the u. s. grant started says that the, i am in the middle east east of 1st concern when, when they were in the war and china, russia. and then other thing like that, north korea, lily, and up the list. and so i was back there back in trump, ordering his speech on it while the, the nose coding became oh, a kind of priority because of these are trumps. are proceeding tourist, pull the ah diplomatic victory a but by them. i mean really seasons are politician while healy tongue to be, you know, theresa, us good instead. teddy. really good talk to professor benny, thanks indeed daniel care in. so thank mia. mars military is under increasing pressure to engage with its opponents nea

north korea made the announcement through state run media, which also released these pictures. it last tested such a weapon in 2019 washington urged north korea against when it cools further provocations and says it's still open to restarting talks. these launches violate multiple un security council resolutions and are a threat to the region. we call m and t p r. k, to refrain from further provocations and engage and said, stand and substantive dialogue and our commitments at the defense of the republic of korea and japan remains iron clad. these launches also underscore the urgent need for dialogue and diplomacy. our offer remains to meet anywhere any time without pre conditions, a haitian gang that could not members of a u. s. based christian missionary group is demanding a $1000000.00 for each person. the 16 americans and one canadian were taken while returning to port a prince. from an orphanage and the town of gun thea, east of the capitol. the christian aid ministries, workers at 5 children with them, including a baby. only 8 months old al jazeera was manual rapid as mor

the other is in the north. both were forced to shut down due to fuel shortages, forcing lebanon into darkness for more than 24 hours. our correspondent anna foster is in tripoli and has seen firsthand how these blackouts have been affecting people across lebanon. >> these pictures were devastating for people to see on tv, on social media. this is precious fuel, which ran out at those two power stations over the weekend. to see that delivery the zahrani station received from the army going up in flames is difficult for people to watch. for large parts of the country, they rely on that small amount of power they receive. even though the power is back on, it is only a tiny amount, one to two hours a day. if you live in a wealthy area of beirut, you can pay for a generator. those are very expensive. these snaking wires feed 300 apartments. once you get out of the city, to places like this in tripoli, those one to two hours are vital and without it, people's lives become difficult. one family were paying for three h

otoniel was captured in a | rural hideout in the north-west of rural hideout in the north—west of the country. close to the border with panama. it was an operation involving 500 soldiers, 22 helicopters, and one policeman was killed. translation: we helicopters, and one policeman was killed. translation:— helicopters, and one policeman was killed. translation: we were clear he was moving _ killed. translation: we were clear he was moving with _ killed. translation: we were clear he was moving with security - killed. translation: we were clear he was moving with security teams l he was moving with security teams separated by one to three kilometres each. we began an important satellite work against him with agencies from the united states and the united kingdom where with each movement to trace analysts, with communications, more than 50 experts in signal intelligence permanently covering that area with an exact coverage that allowed us to indicate were his movements were, to get him from his hiding place.— from his hiding place. otonielfaces cocaine trafficking _ from his hiding p

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the white house has urged north korea to refrain from further revocations. it came just hours before a meeting with officials on the process of reviving talks with north korea. for more, we are joined by barbara plett-usher. how are u.s. officials reading this latest missile launch? what does it mean? guest: if it was launched from a submarine, that suggests a capability that could be quite threatening, potentially. but the u.s. assessment is that it is not an immediate threat. the u.s., japan and south korea are watcng closely. the u.s. has condemned the luncheon said north korea should stop these provocations because that is how they see this, as a provocation and only the latest of several because north korea began to resume its weapons tests after quite a quiet spell. at the same time, it has been making offers of dialogue to south korea. so those who try to crack the code of north korea in haiti or think they see a a pattern, on the one hand trying to get the americans attentions with these weapons tests and to get south korea help pyongyang get what it

for north korea what does that mean? >> well they define it usually, nick, to refer to sanctions as well as the criticism of their human rights record. the fact that the united states maintains forces on the peninsula and nuclear arm ma meant which the north koreans consider to be a threat. but the north koreans have long desired the united states to lift this so-called hostile policy and in recent weeks have been turning more and more to addressing the strait of war on the peninsula and a desire to see that state of war ended as one of the measurements by which they'd evaluate whether or not the united states had lifted its hostile policy. >> reporter: that's what north korea wants. south korea is in washington today. what does it want the u.s. to do? >> the national security advisor has met with the north koreans almost more than any other south korean diplomat and what he's looking to try to get out of the biden administration is a willingness for the biden administration to put something new on the table in order to

first one for the north coast late on sunday. then wednesday, could get a little more of that towards the north bay. something like to forward to, trying to make everybody happy. we will lose some of the wind friday. temperatures climb up, look at san francisco, high temperatures, mid 70s. very nice saturday to start the weekend. the valley temperatures, climbing into the 80s. then cooler and stay tuned, hoping for next week to bring us better rain chances without all the dry wind, which we will see more for one more day tomorrow. >> thank you, rob. >>> put the weather aside. what do you think of outside dining? will it become permanent in mountain view? new plans the city council is exploring next. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> like a lot of places, the pandemic changed downtown mountain view, maybe forever. like other cities, it transitioned to outdoor dining. they closed off a street to cars.

is working on this technology, russia, north korea. so china would just be the latest you join into this new arms race. if in fact they are doing it, but again, that something that china denies. on joining us law from fort lauderdale, florida, is hon or clinic. he's a former director of army international affairs at the pentagon 100. this happened in august, so either the us didn't know about it all. they did know about it. they didn't want to turn it into a diplomatic issue, which is it. thank you very much for having me. i don't, quite frankly, there's been a lot of international rusher on the try me last several months for a host. so i wouldn't say that number one, the united states it or track us. it wasn't fact aware of it and that it will in fact be something that is included in strategic phosphorus when the us department of the chinese minister national and is also an agenda item and the upcoming president biden of president. she will summit. those are, it's the classic thing though, is that one of escalation, the americans, a b

north bound 101 busy. we saw that rain in the north bay, that is where joclyn is live from mill valley. we are dealing with it during the commute. >> reporter: yes that's right. it is more of a sprinkle but we are seeing the effects of the heavy rain fall. we at the park and ride. it is known for flooding. we can see that. right now i am standing in a puddle of water. can you see that in the intersection behind me. today is not the day we are expecting the most rainfall. we are keeping our eye on sunday. that is something we have not seen in quite a while, inches of rain. this comes the same week that governor gavin newsom extended the drought emergency to include the entire state. we know that these puddles of water are a welcoming sign but it creates dangerous conditions on the road. drive carefully this morning. for now, live in mill valley, this is kpix five san francisco. >>> thank you. let's go to justin andrews live in fremont with the preparations underway for this storm. >> reporter: the rain has

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