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SEOUL -- The deputy commander of the United Nations Command in South Korea said Monday that communication is underway with North Korea over the fate o

Side of the joint security area which king along with others was touring last week, but again, we have not heard from the white house yet whether the u.s. is involved in that conversation that the u.n. command is referring to. now we do know that u.s. officials have been trying to get in touch with north korea and talking to their allies to get some information about this u.s. national, but on friday, national security council spokesman john kirby said they have no update yet, though he maintain...

To migrants, to paint them, children, infants, mothers, families looking to seek asylum and exercise their fundamental rights as invaders, to dehumanize them and paint them as a threat, which theyre not. and now to a potential breakthrough overseas. this morning the united nations command says it is in talks with north korea regarding the american soldier who ran into the north last week. joining us now from seoul, south korea, is nbcs matt bradley. matt, what do we know about these conversati...

SEOUL: The United Nations Command has started a conversation with Pyongyang over United States soldier Travis King, who ran across the border into North Korea last week, its deputy commander said on Monday.

Chief who has managed stations in the middle east about that. coming up in just a few minutes. now to an update in the case of the american soldier who bolted over the border into north korea. nbc foreign correspondent matt bradley joins us from seoul. i understand theres been a little bit of confusion about contact made with north korea about bringing travis king home. what do we know? >> reporter: yeah, chris, were actually trying to hash out some of that confusion right now. we heard from a...

>> it is my understanding that there have been no new communications since last week, communications that happened in the early days, i think the reports may have resulted from a misinterpretation of the u.n. command, ill leave it to them to discuss the details. im not aware of new communications. >> reporter: there wasnt a misinterpretation. we were there at this press conference. we heard the u.n. general saying there was a conversation. were left with a lot of confusion. chris. >> keep us pos...

>> we are concerned about his welfare, and i cant say anything that could prejudice that process. >> cnns natasha bertrand is at the pentagon, following the details for us. do we have any updates on the health of the army private? >> reporter: yeah, were told this was less of a conversation between u.n. command and north korean officials, and more of a receipt of outrage to thenoicance more than anything else. it was not realally a substantive conversation, but making sure the hotline that exist...

Lieutenant general dave nahall leads the alaska command and the alaska norad region. >> any threats coming from russia, china, that part of the world into america theyre first going to cross into alaska airspace. this is kind of on the front lines for america and canada. >> all right, here we go. start three. >> reporter: norad draws on u.s. and canadian military assets for its air defense missions. from fighter units to alaska national guard tanker missions to a guard unit that tracks and i.d.s...

Russia unleashed another round of attacks on the southern part city of odesa. authorities say at least one person was killed. 19 others wounded, including four children. ukraines southern operational command says the overnight strikes damaged at least six residential buildings, a church, an architectural monument. t the strikes have destroyed many u.n.-protected world heritage sites. president zelenskyy called the attacks russian evil. >> the leader of belarus has arrived in russia for a meeting...

Intelligent computer in command of lethal force trains is destructive sites on its own creators, humans. yes, this is the premise of terminator franchise. but some version of it may not be as farfetched as you think. in may, colonel tucker hampton hamilton who heads a. i. testin described a situation in which an a.i. drone was trained. when the human operator tried to stop an attack, the drone seeing the operator as an impediment to its mission, killed the operator. in other words, the quintesse...