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Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts with nine-kilometer-high ash cloud - Duration: 1:59.

Elsewhere around the world.

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano shot plumes of ash nearly nine kilometers into the air, putting

nearby residents at risk.

So far it is showing no signs of calming down, with more explosions expected.

Ro Aram has the full story.

Kilauea started spewing lava about two weeks ago and has been accompanied by a series of

earthquakes.

Scientists have been warning that a powerful eruption was imminent.

Though it was short-lived, they said Thursday's explosion could be the first of a violent

string of explosions in the crater.

The last time Kilauea fired a series of steam-driven explosions was back in 1924.

"In my mind what we saw today, you know this cloud up to 30,000 ft above sea level, that's

consistent with what we were expecting and so you know we could expect similar events

to happen in the future as these kinds of interactions between the groundwater and the

lava continue.......We're still watching things real closely, we could have additional, larger

events, more powerful events , kind of like what we saw earlier this morning."

Residents living near Kilauea have been told to stay indoors to avoid the ash and pilots

are being advised to avoid the area for fear of damage to engines.

The nine-kilometer-high ash plume scrapes just under the cruising altitude of a jetliner.

Scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey say the ash plume is expected to just blanket

the nearby area, as it was a high explosion and not a wide one.

But they do warn that the wind could carry it to as far as Higo, the largest city in

Big Island.

People are also being warned not to drive until visibility improves.

The ash and hot lava, which has already wrecked about a couple dozen homes, are not the only

problems.

A spike of toxic sulfur dioxide gas emanating from more than 20 fissures is also posing

a threat.

Ro Aram, Arirang News.

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No plans to downsize U.S. Forces Korea confirmed - Duration: 0:33.

Washington confirmed there won't be any downsizing of American troops stationed in South Korea.

The decision was announced in a meeting to prepare for the signing of the 10th Special

Measures Agreement.

It should dispel such rumors which came about after reports on the matter by the New York

Times on May 4th.

Seoul's foreign ministry explained the result of the third meeting for the SMA that Washington

has no plans to change the size or character of the U.S. Forces Korea, that instead America's

security pledges to the Peninsula was reaffirmed.

For more infomation >> No plans to downsize U.S. Forces Korea confirmed - Duration: 0:33.

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N. Korea not accepting list of S. Korean reporters: Unification Ministry - Duration: 0:27.

More developments following North Korea's condemnation of the joint South Korea-U.S.

air force drills.

The Unification Ministry revealed today,... that Pyongyang is not accepting the list of

South Korean reporters... who will be covering the dismantling of the Punggye-ri nuclear

test site next week.

The regime initially announced it would invite journalists from five countries, including

South Korea... to witness the event.

But now it remains unclear whether it will happen.

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President Moon vows to find truth behind events of May 1980, restore victims' dignity - Duration: 0:35.

President Moon Jae-in promised to find the truth behind the repression of the May 18th

Movement... and vowed to guarantee women's rights.

Through his Facebook account he expressed deep regret over the Chun administration's

brutality, including a sexual assault of a female high school student by the military,

during that day in Gwangju.

The liberal leader plans to "restart true history by embracing women's rights"... by

forming a joint investigation group into the events of May 1980... with the defense ministry,

gender equality ministry, and National Human Rights Commission, to restore the dignity

of the victims.

For more infomation >> President Moon vows to find truth behind events of May 1980, restore victims' dignity - Duration: 0:35.

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10 year U.S. government bond yield hits nearly 7 year high - Duration: 0:51.

Yields on 10-year U.S. Treasury notes climbed to over 3-point-1-percent,… en route to

its highest level since 2011.

Experts say U.S. yields rose sharply this week... amid speculation that the Federal

Reserve may raise interest rates more aggressively than previously expected.

30-year bonds yields also surpassed 3-point-2-percent,... marking its highest in 3 years.

But the signs of short-dated yields moving above long-dated yields are raising concerns,…

since they serve as indicators of future recession.

Experts also fear... rising U.S. bond yields could result in capital outflow from the emerging

markets.

The Bank of Indonesia hiked its interest rate for the first time since 2014,... and the

country's currency fell by as much as Point-6-percent against the greenback,... to its weakest level

since October 2015.

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The rain clears completely tonight _ 051818 - Duration: 1:35.

Hello, I'm Michelle Park here with the latest weather update.

The rain we have seen over the last few days has finally come to an end in most parts of

the country.

However, there are still some lingering showers in the Eastern regions that will last until

this evening.

By Saturday afternoon, the whole country will be under sunny skies with the rain clouds

passing over to Japan.

Tomorrow morning, Seoul will wake up to a rather chilly 12 degrees Celsius, with Gwangju

and Busan a little warmer at 17 and 14 degrees respectively.

During the daytime, temperatures in Seoul will peak at 25 degrees, while Daegu and Gyeongju

will hit 20 and 17 degrees.

Following the long stretch of rain, we'll see some nice refreshing and sunny weather

up until Tuesday,... which is Buddha's birthday when all Koreans will get an extra day off.

I'll leave you with the weather conditions from around the world.

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Attention on whether National Assembly votes on two pending bills - Duration: 0:48.

Over at the National Assembly.

All eyes are on whether members will be voting on a bill that calls for a special probe...

into an online opinion rigging scandal and the extra budget.

Less than three hours remain before a scheduled plenary session at 9 PM local time -- but

rival parties remain in deadlock.

On the special probe,... lawmakers are at odds over the duration and scope of the investigation.

As for the government's proposal for additional funds,... the ruling party wants it passed

as soon as possible... to boost the ailing job market,... but the main opposition is

calling for a cut, arguing that some areas have no relevance to job creation.

It's unclear whether rival sides will be able to narrow their differences in time for a

full floor vote.

But there is speculation that a last-minute deal could be reached.

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Korean film 'Burning' receives highest score in Screen's Cannes 2018 jury grid - Duration: 1:30.

The latest work of a legendary director could become the first Korean picture to bag the

Palme d'Or, the highest honors at Cannes.

Seo Bo-bin introduces to us Lee Chang-dong's "Burning" which garnered the highest scores

in the film festival's jury grid.

Lee Chang-dong's film received an average of three-point-eight from the Screen's jury

of ten critics,... surpassing the three-point-seven achieved by Maren Ade's 2016 comedy drama

'Toni Erdmann'.

Out of the ten critics, eight gave 'Burning' a perfect four stars, with the other two handed

it a high three.

'Burning' is the only Korean film to ever vie for the Palme d'Or, competing with 19

others in the top category at this year's Cannes Film Festival.

The mystery drama depicts the desires, helplessness and anger felt by the younger generation,

and stars Yoo Ah-in , Steven Yeun, and Jeon Jong-seo.

The movie is based on Japanese author Haruki Murakami's short story 'Barn Burning', with

the setting changed from Japan to Korea.

Lee Chang-dong remains true to the original story in the first half of the two-and-a-half

hour film,... but strays from the source material later to embrace more genre elements as well.

'Burning,' Lee's sixth feature, had its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday night.

It went on general release in Korea on Thursday.

Seo Bo-bin, Arirang News.

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President Moon to visit Washington for S. Korea-U.S. summit next week - Duration: 1:47.

President Moon Jae-in is flying to Washington again next week.

The trip comes ahead of the North Korea-U.S. summit in June.

The South Korean President will meet key U.S. foreign affairs and security figures, as well

as U.S. President Trump.

Cha Sang-mi outlines what to expect from the trip.

The Blue House has revealed President Moon Jae-in's Washington summit schedule for next

week.

At a press briefing on Friday, the Blue House National Security Office deputy director announced

that the President is to arrive in Washington on Monday evening, local time.

He will then spend the night at the Blair House, an official VIP guesthouse at the White

House.

The next morning, Moon is scheduled to meet with Washington's key figures in charge of

foreign and security policies.

As for the most anticipated part of his trip -- a sit-down with Trump -- the Blue House

confirmed, that the meeting will be just between the two leaders, with no attendees other than

the interpreters.

After the one-on-one, Moon and Trump will move to an expanded meeting over a business

lunch.

After his meetings with Trump, President Moon will visit the Korean Legation in Washington

to commemorate the 130th anniversary of its opening and the 136th anniversary of the 1882

signing of the United States-Korea Treaty of Peace.

Moon will touch down back in Korea early Thursday Korean time.

The NSC deputy director expressed his wish for a successful Seoul-Washington summit:

"We hope President Moon's visit this time will serve as a chance to strengthen the friendship

and ties between the heads of South Korea and the U.S. and develop the two countries'

alliance and partnership for the future."

Over the past year, the two leaders have kept close touch, holding 4 summits and 11 phone

conversations.

This summit is the fifth meeting between South Korea and the U.S. since President Moon came

to office.

Cha Sang-mi, Arirang News.

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China approves Toshiba's sale of $18 billion chip unit to Bain consortium - Duration: 1:45.

China gives the go ahead to... the sale of a majority stake in Toshiba's microchip business

to a consortium led by a U.S. investment firm.

Kim Hyesung zooms in on the move that's seen as a significant peace offering to the Trump

administration.

Toshiba said Thursday it has received regulatory approval from China for the sale of its memory

chip business to a consortium led by U.S. investment firm Bain Capital.

The Japanese electronics company said the 18 billion U.S. dollar deal is expected to

be completed on June 1st, now that it has gained anti-trust approval from all necessary

regulators.

Bain Capital, in a statement, welcomed the approval from China, and said the transaction

will help ensure a competitive global semiconductor market and respond to fast-changing demands.

Bain Capital leads a group of investors including Apple, Dell Technologies, and South Korean

semiconductor company SK Hynix.

Beijing's anti-trust approval was needed because China is the biggest market for the

chips.

The deal, which was first announced in September last year, received clearance less than two

weeks before a deadline on the decision,... and as Chinese negotiators hold trade talks

with the U.S. Toshiba, which invented NAND chip technology,

put its chip business up for sale after losing billions of dollars from its push into nuclear

energy.

South Korea's SK Hynix is expected to secure a stake of up to 15 percent by investing three-point-seven

billion dollars into the consortium deal.

Currently, SK Hynix is the world's number four in NAND flash-memory chips global market

share, and the deal is expected to further boost its position in the global chip business.

Kim Hyesung, Arirang News..

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Expert's view on 'Trump model' for N. Korea's denuclearization - Duration: 2:37.

The U.S. tried to provide peace of mind to North Korea by emphasizing they're not seeking

to use a Libyan denuclearization approach.

For now Washington insists a different model will be used with the regime.

Lee Ji-won turned to some experts for their analysis of what it could be.

President Trump officially refuted speculation that the U.S. plans to use the 'Libya model'

on North Korea, where it's widely understood that Pyongyang would have to fully denuclearize

before receiving any rewards.

This has led to questions over what approach Washington does plan to take towards the North's

denuclearization.

Trump officially addressed what is seen as North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's major concern

on Thursday, saying that Kim "will be running his regime" and "getting protections that

will be very strong", under the condition that their summit in June is successful.

And by saying how Kim will be "very, very happy with the deal", Trump hinted on the

possibility that the U.S. could be flexible and that the process of denuclearization could

be done progressively, just as the North wants.

"President Trump promised to guarantee the security of the regime, while emphasizing

North Korea's nuclear disarmament.

The two sides will likely, in the big picture, agree on denuclearization and a security guarantee,

and then work on setting a detailed roadmap to implement the goal in a progressive way."

Professor Yang added, that the key point then, is how much the leaders are willing to give

and take.

"It's not going to be easy negotiating the denuclearization steps with a security guarantee.

How the denuclearization process of freezing-disabling-and-dismantling would be matched up with a security guarantee,

for instance setting up a liaison office and building a U.S. embassy in Pyongyang, is something

the two leaders will have to discuss during their summit."

And on top of linking the security guarantee with denuclearization, President Trump may

offer economic benefits to increase the attractiveness of his model.

"His country would be very rich.

His people are tremendously industrious.

If you look at South Korea -- this would be, really, a South Korean model in terms of their

industry, in terms of what they do."

But with North Korea's vice foreign minister rebuking the U.S. idea of compensating Pyongyang

financially for abandoning its nuclear weapons in a statement on Wednesday, whether or not

this new model of denuclearization would be attractive to the North will have to be seen.

Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.

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Moon, Trump will discuss N. Korea, denuclearization at private one-on-one without aides in ... - Duration: 2:21.

President Moon travels to the U.S. with one agenda... and that agenda will be discussed

during his first one-on-one with U.S. President Donald Trump.

That meeting will not be attended by either one of their aides... only their interpreters.

Our chief Blue House correspondent Moon Connyoung has the details.

"Presidents Moon and Trump will hold a one-on-one without anyone else in attendance at around

noon."

This exclusive face-to-face between the two leaders attended only by their interpreters...

is the very purpose and will be the highlight of South Korean President Moon Jae-in's one

night trip to the U.S.

This... coming just three weeks before U.S President Donald Trump is set to go do what

no other sitting U.S. president has ever done before; meet face to face with a leader of

North Korea to negotiate the terms for Kim Jong-un to give up his nuclear capability.

A senior Blue House official, speaking under the condition of anonymity, said the Moon,

Trump exclusive one-on-one, the first of its kind, was arranged as both leaders felt the

current situation called for a sincere and candid dialogue at the highest level.

It's clear that the South Korean president will try to use his meeting with his U.S.

counterpart to mediate and clear doubts between Mr. Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

"The leaders will also discuss ways to guarantee North Korea a bright future when the North

carries out complete denuclearization."

Note.

WHEN it carries out denuclearization.

So, the key issue at hand is HOW do we get North Korea's Kim Jong-un to completely, verifiably,

irreversibly denuclearize?

What needs to discussed between Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump when they meet next month

in order for the denuclearization process to be a success?

What kind of a denuclearization roadmap would get both the U.S. and North Korean leader

moving?

Can the growing gap between the two be narrowed in time for the two to show up at the negotiations

table next month?

Whether the flurry of diplomatic activity in the last couple of months will turn out

to be nothing or actually precipitate to something substantial leading to a different future

for the Korean Peninsula for now appear to be depend on whether South Korean President

Moon Jae-in is capable of playing a competent "mediator" role.

Moon Connyoung, Arirang News, the Blue House.

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S. Korean gov't commemorates 38th anniversary of May 18th Democracy Movement in Gwangju - Duration: 3:24.

May 18, 1980.

Ordinary citizens in Gwangju, died while standing up against an oppressive government.

Koreans remember these fallen heroes, as the democratic nation we see today may not exist

without them Park Ji-won starts us off with a special ceremony

held in the city of lights to honor those who gave their lives to fuel a necessary change.

The government-organized ceremony for the 38th anniversary of the May 18th Democracy

Movement was held Friday morning,... at the May 18th National Cemetery,... in Gwangju.

Some five thousand participants,.. including bereaved family members of the victims,...

citizens, students, and politicians,... attended the event.

In his speech,...

Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon vowed that the government will work hard to find the truth

about what happened,... much of which,... such as who first gave the order to open fire

on civilians,... is still not known.

"I believe when the special truth committee on the democratic movement,... formed according

to a special act on May 18th enacted during the Moon administration,... is launched in

September,... the committee will clearly reveal all the truth, without any restrictions or

any doubts."

The Prime Minister also called the democratic movement the 'victory of justice',... saying

that Korea will always remember the sacrifices of Gwangju that contributed to the nation's

democracy.

Although never confirmed,... it is widely thought that there are some five thousand

victims of the massacre,.. including over 160 deaths,... hundreds of others missing,...

and thousands injured.

Victims and bereaved family members still haven't gotten over the grief.

"I witnessed the scene, even though I was young.

I saw dead bodies, crying family members, so every year, the scene comes up as a trauma."

"My friends were shot many times, bleeding to death.

I feel ashamed in front of all those martyrs."

Foreign participants also say South Korea's pro-democracy movement has become an inspiration

to their countries too.

"The spirit of Gwangju is from the minimum to the ultimate.

That is, for example, housewives, they made food, but also fight.

Daughters who made sacrifices in many, many ways, like giving blood, but the ultimataum

is giving lives.

This is great, this is something we need to learn."

What is also notable is that wives of a late foreign journalist, and pastors,... who recorded

the massacre 38 years ago,... either with video cameras or through photographs,... to

let the rest of the world to know the truth about what happened in Gwangju,... were also

present at the ceremony,... remembering all those who fought for a just and democratic

society.

"The actions of the brave Gwangju citizens who stood up against the injustices of the

military dictatorship,... even sacrificing their lives for the cause,... eventually led

to the end of the military regimes,... and the start of true democracy in Korea.

Park Ji-won, Arirang News, Gwangju"