The ongoing manhunt in lewiston, maine. And the surrounding communities. Where theres fear among residents this may not be over. E death toll from two separate shootings at a Bowling Alley and restaurant is 18 with 13 others injured, after a senseless assault devastating the community and the state of maine. Look, lewiston is a special place. Its a closeknit community with a long history of hard work, persistence, of faith, of opening its big heart to people everywhere. I love this place, just as i love our whole state with my entire heart. Im so deeply saddened, as is everyone of the 1. 3 Million People of this beautiful state. This city did not deserve this terrible assault on its citizens, on its peace of mind, on its sense of security. No city does. No state, no people. This Attack Strikes at the very heart of who we are and the values we hold dear for this precious place we call home. Devastating and emotional for the governor and all the residents. Photos released overnight show
Time Maya Schwager Welcome To The Show the leaders of North And South Korea have pledged to formally and the two countries state zero for sixty five years after the end of combat and a Landmark Summit kim jong un and mungy in announce their plan for peace they vowed to seek a nuclear free Korean Peninsula and for an informal peace treaty for years and north koreas kim said the two countries are like families linked by blood and cannot live separately the leaders insisted they do not want to repeat the mistakes of the past. Its been a monumental day of breakthroughs in the standoff between the koreas lets take a look at what the two leaders have agreed to so far a plan to convert the cease fire into a peace treaty ending the war they fought for almost seventy years theyve agreed
to the full denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula families torn apart by the war will be reunited with a Liaison Office on the northern side of the border a second summit will be held in the north korean capi
Know that denuclearization is now on the table this is a big step this is something that the u.s. has been trying to get north korea to do for decades now why do you think the north would give up their biggest bargaining chip here. gaining share the nuclear deterrent was built up to secure north korea s defense against the u.s. and maintain the regime and do nuclearization is only on the table if there s a real progress and they go see asians and then the end of the day if the u.s. is also willing to provide security guarantees and i think you re again the obs tusa grima and replacement of the arms disagreement is useful because it can establish a new status quo and provide security for all sides and again we re looking here at pictures of kim jong un and one day in here on their long walk that they took for assumably to discuss the future of their two countries together philip back to you for a moment if the tensions between north and south are finally resolved how could that
See if it works. let s have a healthy john boltonesque degree of skepticism that this guy is going to put everything on the table for us. dana: i was going to talk to you about trade. i have one more question about this that is worth while. that is the role of south korea. it was reported that it s possible that south korea wants to push for an end to the war. they have never officially ended the war between the north and the south, to actually do a treaty, to end the war. president trump would be a part of that. assumably china would need to as well. the south koreans think that that is inducement enough to get kim jong-un to give up nuclear weapons. i find that to be far-fetched but i wonder if president moon of south korea has suggested that very thing to kim jong-un. i bet he has. that s what worries me the most. we the only way we got here in the first place is the maximum pressure campaign. sanctioning these people,
The takeover of power here, there has been an attempt by russia to try to start cozying up to the regime in cairo, selling it military equipment. but nonetheless, egypt is still a strong ally of the united states. whether or not russia can actually continue or sustain this for a long period of time, whether or not it can gain some of that political and diplomatic foothold in the middle east, that remains to be seen. i don t think a lot of people here in the region are expecting the middle east to pivot away from the u.s. towards russia anytime soon. well, my question is positive. i m being optimistic here. given what happened in sharm el sheikh and the airport there, with doesn t egypt have an interest in weeding out the isis person, assumably involved in putting the plane down there at that resort city. and of course the russians have a tremendous nationalistic urge, i would think any country would, but especially putin, to show his potency right now, and go in there and blast away