Could join as comic 8am here in singapore, midnight in london, and 4pm in vancouver. Foreign ministers from 20 countries have concluded talks there to try to exert more pressure on north korea to give up its nuclear ambitions. The meeting has been overshadowed by an apparent thaw in relations between north and south korea. The two sides have agreed to march under the same flag at next months Winter Olympics in seoul and field a joint ice hockey team. Laura bicker has been following the latest developments from vancouver. A slight breakthrough, but what happens now . That is the question i put to the south Korean Foreign minister, just a few hours ago. I started by asking her about her alliance with america, an ally that has had her back for many years. Now with a president who tweets about war with north korea, he skirted that question diplomatically. She said thats democracy for you. I asked her why north korea has come to the discussion table now. After all there have been overtures
Live, where you live. This is abc 7 news. Children locked up, fearing for their lives, a disturbing story from Southern California shares similarities with a story of captivity and escape from right here in the bay area. Good evening, im dan ashley. And im krist zee. The parents of 13 children who were locked up in a home have not said why they were shut in. The children ranged in age from 2 to 2 29 and kept out of Public Schools and mostly hidden from neighbors. Its sim floor on the outside, this home in perris, california looks like the others on this street, but Officials Say inside was a house of horrors. 13 siblings were held captive in the house by their own parents. David and Louise Turpin both now in jail. A 17 year old called 911 after she escaped through a window. Neighbors say they rarely saw or heard the kids. All of them were home schooled. I just dont understand how people can be so cruel to kids. Reporter retired Police Officer ali jacobs is talking about the jaycee duga
Its 9am in singapore, 1am in london and five in the afternoon in vancouver, where Foreign Ministers from 20 countries have concluded their talks to try to exert more pressure on north korea to give up its nuclear ambitions. The meeting though has been overshadowed by apparent thaw in relations between north and south korea. The two koreas have agreed to march under the same flag at next months Winter Olympics in seoul and field a joint ice hockey team. My colleague lauara bicker has been following the latest developments from vancouver. A slight break but what happens now. That is the question i put to the south Korean Foreign minister. I started by asking her about her alliance with america, an ally of it has had them back for many years and now, with a president who treat tweets about war with north korea. She answered that question rather diplomatically, saying it was democracy but i asked why north korea has come to the discussion table now. After all, there have been overtures fro
York where the Security Council is about to discuss the issue of chemical weapons once again while back at home and in the countries surrounding syria there are a few as refugees will be sent back even while the war carries on. Also on the grid the man whose bribery scandal brought down a president walks free samsungs vice chairman. Was detained for nearly a year but a south Korean Appeals Court has suspended his corruption sentence and people not happy about that and imagine a thousand men leaving one country every day in search of work well actually that country is nepal and while there remittances a vital to the economy they were the risks and abuses that these workers fights. Two hundred sixty five girls sexually assaulted by the same man. Former Team Doctor Larry Nasser was just handed his final so. He will spend more than two hundred years in jail im leah harding connect thats the hash tag to. Go with the news grid live on air and streaming online through you tube Facebook Live a
Stolen out of their homes. The plot think its. I am bill spadea, this is chasing news. This is the front page of the daily news on friday. A Bronx Middle School teacher took a lesson slavery a bit too far. John has the details. What you got . May be your black History Month lesson shouldnt include isolating black children and stepping on them. Just a thought. What were you thinking comes this story out of middle school 118. According to the daily news a social studies teacher named Patricia Cummings who is white was giving a lesson on slavery and slave trade when she has three black students, allegedly to line the floor. She said how does it feel, they said fine so she put their preferred on the child back in that said see how it feels to be a slave. Newspaper reports said they did this in several seventh grade classes. We have not heard from the teacher or heard her state of the stories. These are allegations for middle school kids. The department of education is investigating. It rel