between aviation and the this time on weather world we are in northern ireland, airside at belfast international airport. we are going behind the scenes to find out what it takes to keep these planes flying and you and i safe, whatever the weather. also on weather world, devastation and deadly floods in south america. but some dramatic escapes too, after months of heavy rain leave towns under water and mud as landslides kill hundreds. weather bomb the storms so strong they hold a unique place in weather science and have taken california from drought to deluge, with the ground giving way. and extreme heat, wildfires as parts of australia endure their hottest summer. plus, you have some history there. taking the temperature, i will be opening the archives of one of the world s longest running weather observations and watching how it is still being done today. and i will be taking a trip back to my own family history and aviation‘s past to see how some of today s technology
country. his grandson, the current leader kim jong un, could country. his grandson, the current leader kimjong un, could carry country. his grandson, the current leader kim jong un, could carry out his sixth nuclear test. we are in john yang. pyongyang. they sing. in north korea, the spectre of war looms large over daily life. these girls are singing about being soldiers. while, not far away, real ones crowd into a shrine to the country s founding president, general kim il sung. these are scenes akin to a religious pilgrimage, but of course, in honour of a still ruling family dynasty who have at their disposal all of the myth that would rival any of the world s great religions. and as the country prepares to display its devotion at the anniversary of kim il sung s birth this weekend, there s an awareness of the rising tension with america. translation: we should have the nuclear weapons. if we do not have nuclear weapons, the nuclear weapon of another country will fall on