david: we have heard of cyberattacks from china, north korea, russia in the united states. we don't know if they come from the military. the assumption is some of it might. can you make america feel good that we have cyber capabilities just as good as the ones attacking us? i assume nobody has better cyber capabilities than we do. is that fair? gen. milley: i would say that we are the world's number one capability in cyberspace, but i would also tell you that china and russia are very, very good, as well as many other countries. in terms of defense, what we, when the internet and the cyber world first developed, people weren't thinking of it as a domain of war, they were not thinking about it in terms of setting up architectures that were robust for defense. and resilient for defense. those days are gone now. years ago, we started working on that, and we have a long ways to go. but we need to make our critical infrastructure, our financial systems, for example, our electrical systems, and many other pieces of our national economy, much more resilient to cyberattack, because

and north korea. whether or not he's capable of shifting and doing that, he hasn't given that publicly yet and idea the intelligence community is surprised on third major thing in the last nine months, concerns a lot of people. >> harold: dana, you have been in the white house when things, you had to react and adjust, what should she have done differently? what should they be talking about in terms of messaging and after admitting they were surprised -- >> dana: i would love to see some -- someone do a media interview or maybe congressional hearing, boring, but i think if you are giving intelligence community x billion dollars per year and the quote anonymous quote is whoa, what happened, we had no idea this is going on. we deserve to understand what the investment is how we could miss something so obvious as this and makes you wonder what else are we missing. the adversaries will continue to test us. our complete and total foreign policy focus under biden is about climate change. everything they are

tomorrow intelligence chiefs from the 3 countries met on tuesday, china north korea's closest ally and trading partner has called for all parties to exercise restraint. but it stopped short of condemning the test bay during has been accused of hindering a you and report to plugins response to the sanctions in early october, north korea reopened communications which sol for the 1st time in months one diane is pushing to formally end. the korean war, which has technically been going on since the 19 fifties and act he hopes will help bring pyongyang back to the negotiating table. katrina, you out a 0 being hostile i had here on out a 0. lost childhood can.

so tomorrow, intelligence chiefs from the 3 countries met on tuesday, china, north korea's closest ally and trading partner has called for all parties to exercise restraint. but it stop. so it was condemning the test they doing has been accused of hindering the you and report to plugins response to its sanctions. in early october, north korea, re open communications which sol, for the 1st time in months, one diane is pushing to formally and the korean war, which has technically been going on since the 1950s. and act he hopes will help bring pyongyang back to the negotiating table. katrina, you out a 0 dating and a quick reminder you can always catch up with all the news on our website address that is our 0 dot com ah, doctor is on our 0, brazil's president has been accused of crimes against humanity by senators investigating his handling of the pandemic, which has left half a 1000000 people in his country, dead, julia boston, our downplayed severity of korean of ours and ignored international guidelines on how to stop at spreading. a draft report still needs to be voted on by the senate

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later this week, intelligence chiefs from the 3 countries met on tuesday, china north korea's closest ally and trading. honda was called for all parties to exercise restraint. not it stops with condemning the tests they doing has been accused of hindering you and report to plugins response to the sanctions. in early october, north korea reopened communications which sol for the 1st time in months one diane is pushing to formally and the korean war, which has technically been going on since the 1950s. and act he hopes will help bring pyongyang back to the negotiating table. katrina you out a 0 beating a u. s. congressional committee investigating january's assault on capitol hill has voted unanimously to move a contempt charge against steve bannon. he was a long time aid to form a present. donald trump, the committee says it was shocking. bannon refused to comply with subpoenas seeking documents and testimony. this phase away for a full vote by the house of representatives later this week. and that could lead to a criminal case. brazil's president could face homicide charges for his ha

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. the select committee investigating january's attack on the united states' capitol has approved a report which recommends that a former aide to president trump be held in contempt of congress. steve bannon has refused to appear before the panel. the r

domestic terrorism what about foreign terrorist, al qaeda, aqap isis, china, north korea, no, no -- those domestic terrorists listen, i mean, obviously, nobody wants violence in the country, obviously. right that's pretty common sense. but that's the biggest threat? they've been setting the groundwork to flip the switch to target patriots for a long time now. these big governments swamp rodents and media have been helping them ever stem of the way. some member the far right in this country have apparently decide they will resort to intimidation and in some case even violence to get what they want. sound familiar? sort of like an american -- >> gop want 20 years from leading war on terror to now leading defense was january 6th terrorist and that's where they are as a party. >> what's new is the introduction of white nationalist terrorism. that son the rise in america. >> of course media crushes civil liberties god for bid petition their government school boards but what when that doesn't work they sending fact check rs to target american citizens. check out these humiliating, embarrassing

, russia north korea, iran, more hostile more aggressive than ever. and back here at home, biden's build back better new green deal socialist spending bill would only exacerbate all of these economic problems. a look at this new government study. trillions of dollars in government assistance over the past few decades has caused a massive workforce exodus. now we go to build back better socialism? and they are going to give trillions more to americans to choose not to work? if that is passed, our workforce will be decimated. supply shortages will get worse. the rate of inflation will increase, and americans who do work will suffer even more. the only good news, democrats can't seem to come to an agreement on their new green deal build back better socialism. now despite having majorities in the house, the senate, and control of the white house democrats still, well, they can't seem to get it all done. now there is a serious battle between actual, bolshevik-style socialism -- of socialists, they want to use this build to help end capitalism completely in

prospects because almost all trade with north korea passes to china. i think we have to be really quite realistic about what china wants to achieve here because ultimately the north korean nuclear weapons programme although it is a bit of an encumbrance every once and a while for china, ultimately, their programme serves china's interest because the north korean nuclear programme makes i fix extremely difficult for the united states on the korean peninsula and particularly now that north korea probably has an intercontinental ballistic missile capability, a missile that could put a nuclear warhead onto an american city that makes life extremely difficult for the united states and it is not been china's and just to make life any easier for the us. just to make life any easier for the us-_ just to make life any easier for the us. , ., ., for the us. sam they are from the institute _ for the us. sam they are from the institute in _ for the us. sam they are from the institute in canberra. - the institute in canberra. thank you forjoining us on newsday. tha

. >> compelled speech like in china and north korea. feels like i'm back at home 40 years ago growing up as you remember behind the iron curtain under the boots of the soviets. they always had those show trials as they called it for the people to enjoy and bring more fear and tyranny into their hearts, exactly what is happening right now. laura: anytime now according to this court order you publicly contradict the health officials that order you to repeat the following, i am obliged to inform you the majority of medical experts favor social distancing, mask wearing and avoiding large crowds, they also support participation in vaccine programs, vaccinations have been shown to save lives and reduce the severity of covid 19 symptoms. a lot of people believe that, vulnerable people especially get some relief no doubt from severity of covid and even death but this does seem almost like a hostage tape situation, you are forced to say these words kind of like under maoist regime china. how is this a free country? >> that is exactly what was ha

i don't think you'd see the hostilities of china, north korea, iran, and russia either that we are now seeing. all of its preventable and joe seems checked out. the american people see that do you think? >> absolutely they see it. under president trump our country was winning. our allies actually respected us and our enemies actually feared us in right now they are all laughing at us because joe biden has continued to fail in every single thing he touches. he screws up. we were doing incredible under president trump. our economy was booming, ari border was secure, we were actually being tough and pushing back against china and other countries who had been taking advantage of the united states for far too long. and under joe biden, they know not only is he not capable of running this country, but he's not capable of standing up to any other country either, and so they are walking all over him and it's the reason everything he touches he ruins, and not only do i agree that if he continues down this path he's handing over the keys to president trump, but he's also giving republicans back

. >> unbelievable, crazy stuff, like in china and north korea. it feels like i am back at home 40 years ago growing up, as you remember, behind the iron curtain under the boots of the soviets. they always had those show trials, as they called it, for the people to enjoy and bring more fear and tyranny into their hearts, exactly what is happening right now. >> laura: apparently any time now, according to this court order, any time you publicly contradict the health officials, they order you to repeat, the following, i'm reading just part of it, the majority of medical experts favor social distancing, mask wearing and most medical experts also support participation in vaccine programs, vaccinations have been shown to save lives and reduce the severity of covid-19 symptoms. a lot of people believe that. i think obviously vulnerable people especially get some relief, no doubt, from severity of covid and even death, but this does seem almost like a hostage situation. your forest to say these words, kind of like maoist regime china. how was this a free

says it has restored acumen, acacia china with north korea. young jain cut by an august protest against military drills sold conducted with the united states. at least 13 people have been killed in an explosion in afghanistan capital. it could bull on sunday. the bombing targets at the entrance of the 2nd largest mosque in the city. a memorial service was being held there for the mother of taliban spokesman, et cetera, hoola, major heat as i've been job aid has his report. what he's were brought to nearby hospital is after sunday. the tack in the afghan capital. oh, wow. from right. from on i don't know the exact place. i heard a loud sound. all the people were running away. nowadays, the situation in afghanistan is very bad. i hope god will help us. right now, always are closed. and we are waiting here and we don't know when they will help and the way we were about to leave it was supposed to be a memorial at the city 2nd largest mosque. a chance where the people in cobbled to meet the viola mcgraw had the thought yvonne's deputy information

, north korea, but also in japan and china. how concerning is this for, for the region, security and stability? well, at the moment, we're seeing a capability encounter capability being advanced across the region. and that's in terms of technologies and conventional platforms and modern, modern technologies. and at the moment there is strong that there is still strong rhetoric between the, between the, the aid the, the major players in the region that can, that can certainly persuade any, any attempts to move towards any conflict. to step back down this strong. jo, china, for instance, knows very well, is very aware of its position in the region, and it doesn't want to to, to a degree doesn't want to upset the apple cart too much because it's aware that there is a very strong repercussions to any major, any major military or any, any, any conflicts. and so at the moment we're at the stage where cape capabilities and camp counter capabilities are being developed. but there is also this strong understanding in the region that no

with north korea young, cut the hotline in august to protest against military drills of that soul had conducted the united states at least 8 people have been killed in northern india, to violence, broke out during a farmer's protest. crowds and o to pradesh surrounded vehicles, reportedly linked to a federal minister pharmacy group, say one call run over. protesters demonstrate as then set vehicles on fire. tens of thousands of farmers have been camping on major highways for months to oppose you agricultural roles. elizabeth bronnan as more not utilities. the farmers protests have been going on for nearly a year. and in that time we have seen on several occasions, scuffles between farmers and security forces, but this is one of the most a major escalations. we have 8 people dead for farmers, 3 workers belonging to prime minister that in the morning by the agenda party or b j, p, and their driver. now we have with the police, the state where it took place, the head of police. they're saying that the situation in the district or lacking for katie is tense, but under control, police have

but they also say china and russia have expressed concern over north korea having that capability. so it's possible the north koreans could have developed it on their own. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> now, venezuelan president nicolas maduro is rejecting a plea from the u.s. to free six former american oil executives. intelligence officials picked up the citgo you can see in house arrest over the weekend. the u.s. state department calls them political pawns and their families have been urging the biden administration to take action. meanwhile, a close ally of nicolas maduro has appeared in court to face charges he laundered money on behalf of the venezuela an government. he was extradited to the u.s. over the weekend and venezuelan's embattled leader isn't happy about it. take a listen. >> translator: the united states government assured the unitary platform that they were not going to take alex because that would interfere with dialogue. yet they did it. i'm not going to lie. they did it with malice, with criminal spirit. they kidnapped alex sab, they kidnapped him. >> that is

i think the greatest threat to our standing in the world to our standing at home is not china or north korea or iran or russia, it's ourselves. it begins here. tom: how do the moderates take the high ground. looking at the zany us of what it's done every day. how do we rediscover the middleground of american politics. >> by the answer to that i put it out there. we talk about redoing civics education, americans understand why democracy is valuable. we also need some profiles in courage. the republican performance on the debt ceiling is --. why are these centrist republicans following in a responsible path? i don't understand. lisa: how do you talk about the idea of globalization being a positive thing at a time when there are increasing supply chain disruptions and you have some of the consequences of globalization still impeding a labor market or at least that is the perception in the united states. >> is both positive and negative and the challenge is pushback. i think trade is blamed for all sorts of problems for productivity increases, innovation. people haven't done a good job of

if north korea has this, china has this, russia has this, the united states is working to develop this technology, it's also very difficult to shoot down, they can change direction, literally fly in under the radar. so if you have north korea now moving towards a hypersonic capability, china, we know they have it, and also now potentially submarine-launched ballistic missiles, it's definitely an arms race and a lot of room for miscalculation, kate. >> absolutely. great to see you, will. thanks so much. joining me for more is david sanger, white house and national security correspondent for "the new york times." good to see you. when it comes to north korea and this ballistic missile test, i saw it described as possibly the most significant demonstration of north korea's military might since joe biden has taken office. what are they trying to do here? >> i think, kate, the first thing they're trying to do is get some attention. so far the biden administration's method of dealing with north korea has been largely to ignore them. they've put a lot of effort into trying to get back into th

our intent in north korea or china or russia, we want to maintain a military capability, and a diplomatic level of effort to deter war. we don't want any conflict. we want to deter war. but if deterrence fails, we are determined to fulfill our treaty obligations with south korea. so far since 1953, deterrence has worked, and we are hopeful that will continue to work. david: we have heard of cyberattacks from north korea, russia, in the united states. we don't know if they come from the military. the assumption is some of it might. can you make america feel good that we have cyber capabilities just as good as the ones attacking us, i assume nobody has better cyber capabilities than we do. is that fair? gen. milley: i would say that we are the world's number one capability in cyberspace, but i would also tell you that china and russia are very, very good, as well as many other countries. in terms of defense, what we, when the internet and the cyber world first developed, people weren't thinking of it as a domain of war, they were not thinking about it in terms of setting up architectures th

if i'm the head of a foreign intelligence service right now, china, north korea, russia, iran, i am now going to pump propaganda into the united states on social media more than we've ever seen, fueling this notion that you can't trust your elections. they're not right. even where trump won, there were anomalies. get the counties where democrats vote the most. get them undermined. that's what we're ready for. and i hope chris krebs' successor is ready for that kind of flood of propaganda to jump on the back of what trump's trying to do. >> and i think hillary clinton commented, even with facebook, it isn't even hard to do that. frank figliuzzi, errin haines, thank you so much for starting us off. charlie sykes is sticking around. when we come back, as the gop folds in the face of the disgraced ex-president's continued lies, our next guest, a lifelong republican, argues there's only one way to save american democracy. vote for the democrats. that's next. >>> plus, texas's near total ban on abortion back in effect thanks to a decision by a federal appellate court. this was the worst case

with detail coverage, south korea is hoping china with considerable influence over north korea to bring it back to the grocery table from around the world below is being accused of trying to expand iran's influence here. ah. ah. i'm alamo. he didn't tow her with the headlines on al jazeera, australia will begin lifting it strict border restrictions from november, low, fully vaccinated citizens and residents have been stranded overseas to return home and australians to travel abroad again. sarah clark has more from the gold coast. under the, the national plan announced by israelis clements the scott morrison. the requirements of the state must reach the 80 percent vaccine targets under the plan. so that the 2 requirements staff, a quarantine of those to be a strain, citizens and permanent residence. those who, being flea vaccination with a vaccine, recognized by the australian government, they do a 7 day home quarantine. those you haven't been vaccinated or have been vaccinate vaccine that's not recognized by the australian government. they will still have to do a 14 day hotel warranty.

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

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. popsicle, hey, in the, in washington dc. thank you very much. now the un security council, as held an emergency meeting on north korea a day after pyongyang testified a ballistic missile from a submarine. it's the 1st under will to test loans in 2 years now the us, south korea and japan have condemned it. only say the move could be aimed at more quickly fielding and operational missile submarine. other formats, again, it's a james base has moved from united nations diplomatically. there's been no progress on north korea since 2019. that was the year of the last failed summit between president trump and kim jong on that took place in hanoi. and then they're meeting the militarize zone between north and south korea. but militarily, in the mean time, north korea has made substantial progress on its nuclear capabilities, most recently, foreign, a ba

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china is denied the reports on the un security council as held emergency meeting on north korea. a day off to pyongyang, testified a ballistic missile from sabrina. the u. s. south korea and japan of condemned it processed as incident, are demanding. the transitional government be dissolved. they've been holding a, sitting in front of the presidential palace in cartoon for days. organizers say government officials not responding to demands majoring, the 2018 revolution. him morgan reports from houghton. it was once the hardest place for protest her to access and voice their demands. but for the 5th day, people are holding a sitting in front of to dance presidential palace and cartoon. they demanding the transitional government have down both of them. you know, the, a lot, i mean, i, so what i was in the revolution i was supposed to be represented in this government, but i don't see anything that represents me. a few parties took over the revolution and stole it. we want the military to dissolve the civilian government, let them remove the prime minister and all the committees tha

you know who knows, china, russia, north korea, iran, i mean, these intelligence agencies probably know exactly the financial entanglements and corruption of biden inc. including joe biden so yeah i think it's very possible. tony said joe biden is compromised, i believe he is and we may never find out, but again the chinese government knows exactly what type of money laundering it was occurring, what type of financial problems-- entitlements joe biden and hunter biden have and it's entirely possible they are hanging that over this administration's head. it's what chuck grassley and i were trying to warn americans before the election, but the news media wanted joe biden elected and they suppress to this and now, we have the rolling disaster that's called the biden administration. maria: and unfortunately that is one of the issues that we focus on, the fact that joe biden refuses to raise the origins of covid 19, every phone call when he speaks to xi jinping, the subject never comes up and unfortunately these new reports of conflicts around our attorney general marek garland, his son-in-l

for that, you have to look at our moral equals in nations like china or north korea. why is it that america has persisted in this extreme regime even as the rest of the world woke up to the moral reality of what abortion does to families and societies. it's a complicated story but it's also very simple, really. many of us have been willing to look the other way in a vast industry of powerful forces in our country have worked very hard to make sure that we do. understand there is no more important single issue today to the left than the issue of abortion. it is an item of faith they are wedded to stronger than any religious conviction. if you have ever been taken aback by the vitriol violence and false accusations leveled against any who challenge abortion you will know what i'm talking about. the kind that makes a young woman spit on an elderly priest. it's safer to sack cringe in a threeddle than abortion rallies. place yourself at odds not just with the most powerful activist groupings and donors, to take on the woke corporatist and hollywood and our corrupt media a

where did north korea get the technology? analysts say it's possible they could have gotten it from china or russia but they also say china and russia have expressed concern over north korea having that capability. so it's possible the north koreans could have developed that hypersonic capability all on their own. wolf. >> we'll watch it together with you. thank you very, very much. brian todd reporting and to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next. breaking news. former-president donald trump tonight suing the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. trying to keep his records from becoming public. as the committee tonight warns steve bannon to comply with the subpoena or face possible charges. what are bannon and trump afraid of? plus trump spending four and a half hours under oath today in a deposition, and i am going to speak to the attorney that deposed him. >>> new audio just into cnn of colin powell ope

he faces growing risks for north korea and china. he's expected to continue his prede predecessor's policies and working with his allies as a b bullwart. business leaders will be watching how kishida balances the deep ties it has around the increasing military assertiveness. i spoke to the ceo of suntary and this is what he had to say about kishida. >> there are so many complicated issues. he's not the strongest leader in the ruling party of ldp so i'm so concerned about the revolving prime minister system. >> that big question, isa, is how long kishida can hold on to his leadership for. prior to shinzo abe, japan turned through six prime ministers in six years. kishida's first test will be other elections. isa. >> thank you very much. >>> now newport beach in california is telling people to avoid contact with ocean water. thousands of barrels of crude have poured into the pacific after a league in a pipeline discovered on saturday and residents say it's already having an impact. >> you can see the slick collecting. >> the smell is p

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north korea, iran will be there. but china is the most significant geostrategic threat we face. alix: with us now is our regulatory reporter. walk us through the significance of general milley discussing this, and what happened overnight with this telecom company. >> what general milley is discussing is a piece of the atmosphere that pervades washington, people are worried about china from top to bottom. at the federal communications commission, including republicans and democrats, have voted to bar this telecom company. chairwoman rosenworcel said that the problem is, these chinese state owned telecommunication companies are suspected of mis-routing traffic , taking domestic u.s. traffic and taking it through chinese servers for no good reason. politicians in washington think for nefarious reasons. misrouting traffic or surveillance. those suspicions persist on the tech front and may only grow. rosenworcel says that the fcc will put forward its consideration against two other chinese telik medication companies, and a drone maker being under suspicion from a republican member of

i think that given what north korea has done and is doing, what china has done and is doing, makes this an opportunity in an organizing way to have both parties or the tri, meaning the united states, japan, and south korea, to now focus on what is not a theoretical threat but a reality as the recent tests just the other day by north korea has shown. that this is not theoretical given the sub test, the submarine test that was just done. that to me underscores there's a level of urgency for all parties to now find the common ground, focus on the future, focus on what binds us together, and not allow tensions of the past and disagreements to actually in any way endanger, and i do think -- endanger the relationship. i would close with one other thought. china, russia, north korea are trying to find cracks and fissures between the alliances between the united states, japan, and south korea. our job as a facilitator and to create the bounds of unity that we speak with one voice, one interest. this is one of if not the highest priority to find that unity so we can confront the attempt by china

c. primarily unfortunately, that's china. that will include iran, that will include north korea. and there's nothing that washington can do for the most part that can help move those countries away from their adversarial stance. michael, embarrassing as our bug out was most americans wanted out. and are we naive to heave a sigh of relief that afghanistan is in the u. s a's rear view mirror. what we shouldn't be naive. we should be watching a very, very carefully we still have a serious and growing terrorist threat from there. and, and as a result of our rapid departure, abrupt departure from afghanistan, it has incentivized other terrorist groups. and in effect, afghanistan is becoming a terrorist state. i, which might hear countries are mighty interested in the lithium mother load. afghanistan sits atop john with a collapsing economy and massive brain drain. there are taliban hard liners, a doomed government that's going to be a critical question. in the months and years ahead, holland and governance is moderation. governance involves concessions to domestic parties, to internat

took manisha on north korea and eritrea are at the bottom. and the number of jailed media workers hit a new high last year with at least 274 journalists in prison around the world. ah . so let's bring in our panel. our 1st guest is this year's nobel peace prize recipient journalist maria dresser, the seo and executive editor of rapp. lassie joins us from manila. from paris were joined by krist off the law secretary general of reporters without borders and from amman dowd coo tub, a journalist, and board member at the international press institute of war. welcome to you all, maria. we've got to start with you. of course. congratulations again. you have been and continue to be an inspiration to so many people around the world and to us, your colleagues in the world of journalism. now you've had some time to reflect now that the news is, i hope, beginning to sink in. how do you feel? are you going to be able to travel to accept your reward? now, i think i yes, that look like i am so thankful that the nobel for maybe really a spot plated what jou

in the us, the security council has held an emergency meeting on north korea and day on the appealing young test find a ballistic missile from a submarine. it's the 1st on the water test launch into years. the us south korean japan have condemned it. i'm going to say the move could be aimed at more quickly fielding an operational missile submarine on the plot to get us a james base has the latest from the un diplomatically. there's been no progress on north korea since 2019. that was the year of the last failed summit between president trump and kim jong on that took place in hanoi. and then they're meeting in the military zone between north and south korea. but militarily, in the mean time, north korea has made substantial progress on its nuclear capabilities, most recently, foreign, a ballistic missile from a submarine. now back in 2019, they filed 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,

the un security council has held an emergency meeting on north korea day after the young confirmed it testified, a ballistic missile from the submarine. it's the 1st underwater test launch in 2 years. the us south korea and japan have condemned it. sit ahead on al jazeera questions about the future of aide in haiti as negotiations, so they really have 17, can that missionaries enter. and as cool, shoot in the u. s. peace game t to matter. now a jury will decide if he'll live or die. ah hi there. thanks for joining him. we've had a game changer across northwestern europe. let me show it. i mean, the wind is now coming out of the north, so that's dragon down temperatures that cool air. really dig in in london. 12 degrees brussels 11. yes. started the week in the twenty's. and then we have a run of rain through the low countries. the baltic sea and it's going to knock on the door of helsinki. we'll squeeze out one more night, stay, here's a 3 day planner for you. there's the rain on friday and winds up to 75 kilometers per hour. the cool pool of air, just a high, a 5, a low of minus 2 de