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makes jung. the building blocks of korean cuisine, sometimes referred to as the mother sauces of korea. >> wow, this is beautiful. >> the jungs are aged in earthen wear crocks called jangdok that are spread out in rows across the property. >> we have 3,000 giant crocks. opening exposed to the nature and climate. so it's very important to the clean wind and sunshine. >> so the weather of this valley impacts the result with like the wind, the rain, the sun and everything? >> that's right. that's right. it's like the wine. >> we use grapes and you use soybeans. >> soybeans, right. >> am i allowed to taste these? >> yeah. . there are three primary jangs, or mother sauces, all made from fermented soybeans. there is doenjang, similar to miso, but more complex.
Actor Sung Hoon, who currently stars in Woori The Virgin, opened up about his choice to become part of Woori The Virgin, the Korean remake of the hit series Jane The Virgin.
Singer Jung Dong Won boasted a refreshing smile that made his fans' hearts flutter. Singer Jung Dong Won boasted a refreshing smile in new photos posted on April 26 that made his fans' hearts flutter.
royal correspondent max foster joining us from hampshire, england. update us on this hearing this morning and what happens next. >> reporter: a critical hearing for prince andrew and his team, and the jung said he would come back pretty soon with a ruling as well. on the basis -- it's obviously a very complex case but on the basis of this latest judgment, quite simple really. what prince andrew wants to do is get this case thrown out of the course based on a 2001 agreement between enteen and dufrey who does agree in return of $500,000 not to sue anyone associated with epstein who could be seen as a defendant. prince andrew feels he could be categorized as such whereas the team says he's not even a third party to that 2009 agreement so there's no way that he can use it in this new york case, so, therefore, they feel the case should continue disregarding the 2009 agreement.
potentially others are held to justice, that this is a message that this is a very serious crime that culturally we need to address. >> part of sending that message is how long she's sentenced to, the jung yet to set a sentencing date but she could face up to 65 years in prison. do you think it's likely that she receives the maximum sentence? >> people keep running the numbers and we're working with the feds on many cases that she got hit with some offenses that have some significant time to them, but on top of that there are things in the sentencing code called cross-references which can ratchet a sentence up. that said, i don't know if she's going to get 65 years, but she's going to get a sentence in my opinion that's going to have her remain in jail for the rest of her natural life. i can tell her from having handle these cases as a prosecutor and having defended these cases, that they are taken extremely seriously. the sentencing code is vedra conian here and given the
as "the times" notes, women now go to college in higher numbers than men. they have flooded the workforce. and the government has introduced plans to expand women's representation in the public and private sector. all these gains are important, but they come against a backdrop of scarcity. youth unemployment has risen in south korea in recent years. housing prices are soaring and inequality is deepening. and it appears that young men are feeling the twin pangs of entitlement and insecurity that scholars often say lead to reactionary attitudes. and they are aided by the internet where misogyny runs rampant. a survey by the national human rights commission found that more people witnessed hate speech against women online than against any other group. as the journalist jung wrote in "the times," people posting on online forums called a female advertising agent a cancer-like
at this hour, a former new york governor andrew cuomo schedule to be arraigned on a misdemeanor charge of touching. cuomo has denined all allegations. cnn's brynn gingras is joining us now and following this. the arraignment goes forward despite the fact that the d.a. said he's not prosecuting the case, so what actually happens today at this remote hearing? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, erica. right now we're -- the hearing has actually started. just waiting for the judge to couple to the bench and we fully intend the jung to drop the single misdemeanor charge of forcible touching against the former governor andrew cuomo. this as you mentioned the albany county district attorney earlier this week filed a notice saying he didn't intend to pursue the charges, basically saying that the cuter in this case was credible and also cooperative. however, he did not feel like he
south korea in recent years, housing price right side soaring and inequality is deepening and it appears that young men are feeling the twin pangs of entitlement and insecurity that scholars often say lead to reactionary attitudes. they are aided by the internet where misogyny runs rampant. a survey by the national human rights commission found more people witnessed hate speech against women online than against any other group. as the journalist jung wrote in the "times" people posted in online columns called a female advertising agent a cancer-like creature, one among an anti-social group. her crime was designing an ad which they said was man hating using highly dubious evidence. for some time activists have demanded that the ministry of gender equality and family be abolished. that's the same ministry that helped to revoke the
decision-making. so let me get at a few of these points specifically, if i could. i've heard references to the 1619 project and critical race theory. but i didn't hear that cited in any reference to your opinions as a jung. in your nine years on the bench as a district court judge, more than 570 decisions, have you ever cited the 1619 project? >> no, senator. >> in your nine years on the bench and more than 570 opinions have you ever cited the journalist or principal author of that 1619 project, miss hannah-jones? >> i have not p. >> and in your nine years on the bench and 570 decisions have you ever used, employed, relied upon critical race theory to determine the outcome of any case or to impose any sentence or as a framework for your decision-making? >> no, senator. >> would you just explain to us briefly what sort of factors you do in fact consider in your analysis? >> senator, when i analyze a
the democratic will of the voters or simply trying to seize power and i think the most important part of the decision is he isolated that, called that trump had with brad raffensperger, the call in which he said look, i need you to find me these vote, the jung pointed to that and said -- the judge pointed to that and said this is evidence that he didn't think there was an election stolen by fraud but him really just trying to win the election and that i think was very significant, and interesting to see the judge highlight. >> he cancan, he asked raffensperger to find a very specific number of votes in fact. what will this mean for the committee investigating the insurrection? >> i think it validates their legal theory, if you will. they had presented to the court, the first time we saw this was earlier this month, when they went to the court and said hey, here are the crimes that we think president trump had committed. and now it is important because eastman is acting as trump's lawyer and they have to find the