those in south korea have been looking for the collapse of north korea and planned for a unified korea. and the libyan leader khadafi as a liberal man. and now more on the leak of the documents and how the wikileaks founder is defending the released. >> the founder of wikileaks says the latest material shows contridiction between the u.s. persona and what it says behind closed doors. wiki leaks is said to have obtained the classified documents from the same specialist accused of steering warlocks between iraq and afghanistan. it is communications between the state department and some 270 embassies and consulates. wikileaks acquired the documents, none of which are top secret, but highly sensitive nonetheless. >> it is deplorable with the pentagon's assessment that the people at wikileaks could have blood on their hands. >> the cables reveal back room deals. in an effort to close guantanamo bay prison, for example, american diplomats told slovenia they needed a prisoner to have a meeting with president obama. and there are fears of iran's growing nuclear program. the foreign minister of

need to sit down and talk and the chinese they don't want to rock the boat they don't want to unified korea they want to start to scold they will north korea as a kind of moral as their alley you know very very sensitive border do you don't want all these unified korea with american bases in the what is today north korea for the chinese in florida north korea is just looks like an attacking exercise specially because the joint u.s.s. george washington which is basically a floating war machine with six thousand soldiers and fighter jets it's a nuclear powered you name it they could destroy the whole country if they want to know how it's going to the sea as well this is a use the struggle creation. escobar brazil based correspondent for the asia times the air. live from moscow still to come on the program. this is a unique thing and. we had to be as accurate as possible. dive dive down the paddle ourselves promises to take the ocean explorers to new depths. and it's the biggest aviation in india and the whole of south asia but plans for the much needed expansion of mumbai's main airport are b

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factoring but moral as alley you know very very sensitive border they don't want always a unified korea with american bases in what is today north korea which is very chinese the chinese way of dealing with so we always go back to the same point. in . this new installment of the endless cold war. to its own benefit then usually of course the western corporate media is but so are the chinese in florida nor school. just looks like an attacking exercise specially because the joint u.s.s. george washington which is basically a floating war machine with six thousand soldiers and fighter jets it's a nuclear powered you name it they could destroy the whole country if they want to know how it's going to the yellow sea as well this is a use the struggle creation well more international stories in brief for you now this hour in turkey it took firefighters more than two hours to put on a place that engulfed one of europe's busiest train stations the country's central rail terminal in istanbul court far only on sunday officials say the fast out on a roof during repair work is not yet known whether

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and the chinese they don't want to rock the boat they want to stop to spoil they don't want to unified korea they want to stop the school they will come north korea as a kind of. oh i want to see sarah get. back to read but more or less their alley you know a very very sensitive border don't want always a unified korea with american bases in the what is today north korea so they want the status quo which is very chinese the chinese way of dealing with ever saying they don't want the system to be rock the they want stability they want stability for china instability in international relations so we always go back to the same point. did this new installment of endless cold war in the koreas to its own benefit then usually of course the western corporate media when it's but. well so on the shore is a dream for some but for those who live on the coast of the aral sea it's a nightmare once the world's fourth largest lake has been nearly drained by soviet irrigation projects the people who live here believe that one day the sea will return and there are also that wish may come true but there are p

they're alley you know you know very very sensitive border they don't want always unified korea with american bases in the what is today north korea so are the chinese and for the north koreans just looks like an attacking exercise specially because the george u.s.s. george washington which is it's basically a floating war machine with six thousand soldiers and fighter jets it's a nuclear powered you name it they could destroy the whole country if they want to know how it's going to the yellow sea as well this is they use the struggle cation now that was pepe escobar brazil based correspondent for the asia times and then apart in watching artane still to come on the program. this is a unique thing in the world we have heinies we had to be as accurate as possible to dive dive dive into how power itself promises to take intranet out forests to new depths. it's the biggest aviation hobb in india and the whole of south asia plans for the much needed expansion of mumbai's main airport being hampered as it's surrounded by slums the government wants to relocate the thousands of families livi

also reveal discussions between american and south korean officials about the prospects for a unified korea. should north core ya economic and political troubles cause the country to implied. there's telling remarks about iran. one state department official was told that ahmadinejad is hit her and the threat would be mine you're if iran has nukes. >> keep some from telling us what they think because they're afraid what they really think will get passed on in a message telling the world what we really think and it will suddenly be in "the new york times" or the "washington post". >> wick can -- wikileaks planso release more documents next month. it reveals the difference between the u.s. persona and what is says behind closed doctors. there were allegations that china's politburo corrected a cyberintrusion into google. lillian kim, abc-7 news. >> alan: state officials have given dozens of california hospital twoz days to verify they haven't made a single medical error in the last three years. a new law requires hospitals to report errors that put a patient at risk of death or serious injury.

the past three years, including discussions between american and south korean officials for a unified korea. discussions also discuss google. they told an official in beijing that they may have directed a cyber intrusion into google's computer system as part of a coordinate campaign. in an effort to minimize the fallout. secretary of state hillary clinton and american ambassadors have spent the past few days notifying diplomatic leaders around the world. as for wikileaks, julian assange had no he criticized the u.s. state department. >> probably not seen anything at all, having seen the abuses by that organization. >> reporter: they say there is more to come. this is the first in a series with more expected to be released over the next few months. >>> the teenager accused of setting go off a car bomb at a christmas tree lighting ceremony is due to make his first appearance in court today. the mosque where he worshipped was damaged early sunday morning by friday. police believe it was arson. they say the 19-year-old suspect was thinking of committing some form of violent jihad since he was 1

second a new unified korea would likely be a u.s. lied, and that could bring the possibility of u.s. troops coming up through south korea, into north korea, right up to the chinese border. >> brides and grooms, fresh this their wedding, the first play they go to this monstrous statue of kim il sung, the first leader and father of north korea, and they go to be blessed. >> couric: from kim il sun to his grandson, one family ruling one nation since its creation more than six decades ago. when we come back, movies were his life. a look back at the long career of dino delaurentiis. if you have osteoporosis, and you take once-monthly boniva, check out the myboniva program. it's free to join, and it shows you lots of ways to help improve your bone strength. like bone-healthy exercises that are easy to do. boniva works with your body to help stop and reverse bone loss. and myboniva gives you calcium-rich recipes... monthly reminders... and even a month of boniva, free. so call or go to myboniva.com and sign up now. ( announcer ) don't take b

china does not wants to see a unified korea.democratic country on their border that's an ally with the united states. this is a step in the right direction in not giving them a quid pro quo. megyn: but normally the north misbehaves. then china and others call for a resumption of the 6-party talks. then north korea extracts a carrot from the international communities to be a goodlettsle country and not bomb south core re-a anymore. then they do it again and once again we have effectless u.s. security resolutions. >> that's usually the pattern. usually there is not another events like this. in other words, there is probably not going to be another artillery attack. they know there would be a significant response if that occurred. second clinton is stepping outs taking the trite measures to deal with it. >> why should this matter to the average american. sitting as the home in this country watching this. we say we don't know what they are going to do to south korea, how does this affect my life? >> north core retoday is a threat to

korea. we're going to stay unified with our partners. we're going to consult. we're going to figure out next steps. but north korea, through its actions, continues to isolate itself. >> and finally, as far as this exchange of fire is concerned, how serious it is, or are you getting un involved? >> that's a good question; too early to tell. again, we're consulting with six-party partners. but there may be some involvement at the un. i can't say at this point. go ahead, charlie. >> ok. >> sorry. charlie. >> you've already answered one part about ambassador bosworth being on the way back. was there any consideration given before he started his return to keeping him in the region or to returning to seoul? >> my understanding is that it was always considered that he would come back before the holidays, but -- you mean keeping him after today's events, you mean? >> after the incident? because of the -- >> you know what, charlie? i'm not aware. i don't believe so. >> admiral mullen's office said that he is in contact with the commanders in the region. has there been an

then they would be facing a unified korea aligned with the u.s. and strategically and because of the fear of refugees they don't want to go there. china's basic foreign policy is actually quite defensive. they don't want trouble anywhere. and therefore they don't want to take responsibility for problems like this. and their preferred outcome is we talk to the north koreans and take it off the table so they don't haven't -- have to deal with it. it's painful for china. they don't want to use their leverage. we've had a hard time convincing them but they don't want to use the leverage. host: people know the unity of "the post" -- north korea fires on south and below that they have this headline, "obama stresses that seoul has unshakeable u.s. backing." we're talking about the north korean-south korean tensions with michael green. and our next call from him is from princeton, kentucky. good morning to our caller, jim, independent line. caller: yes, good morning, susan. and ditto to all the compliments you had this morning. my point, it seems like we'

korea. we're going to stay unified with their partners and consult and figure out next steps. north korea, through its actions, continues to isolate itself. >> [unintelligible] >> too early to tell. we are consulting with six-party partners at there may be some consulting at the un, but i cannot tell. >> was there any consideration given before he started off in keeping him and in the region or returning in to solve? >> maya understanding is it was always considered he would come back before the holidays. i'm not aware. i don't believe so. >> [inaudible] has there been any negotiation or military movements in south korea's defense? >> i don't know. i refer you to did the korean defense forces or u.s. forces korea. >> what the what china to do at this stage? >> we are consulting closely with them. they have a close relationship with north korea. but they're also part of the six party process. we want to make sure we are unified in our approach and that is the best way, by presenting a unified coherent front, making them aware of their isolation. >> talks aren't going anywhere an

says it plans to consult with allies, including china, to develop a measured and unified response to north korea'sillery attack on south korean territory. >> this amateur video shows yeonpyeong island after the north korean artillery attack. the images show plumes of smoke over the island, dozens of houses were set ablaze. without warning, a garage of shells stricken are the base as well as residential areas. people ran to seek shelter in bunkers. yeonpyeong lies close to the disputed maritime border between north and south korea. it has been a frequent sight of naval skirmishes. people in south korea expressed concern about the threat of an escalating conflict. >> i think there will be war with the north. i live near the north, so i felt threatened. >> i do not think there will be full-scale war. the government should take stronger measures. >> after a security meeting, the south korean president was quoted as ordering stern retaliation should the north korean attacks continue. but he also called on officials to prevent the situation from escalating further. the exchange has alarmed countries in

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unified response. >> reporter: i'll have more on north korea's response in an hour. >>> the city of oakland will soon join san francisco in city id cards. might have problem getting a state id card like the homeless and illegal immigrants. oakland's id card will also double as an atm debt card. it will let people that have no bank accounts to avoid high check cashing fees and walking around with large amounts of cash. >>> a tea party activist is now collecting signatures to place an arizona stale im-- an arizona style immigration law. it would also become a crime to hire illegal immigrants. it avoids the constitutional questions of that law in arizona. >>> a research professor at ucla contains a package containing -- ucla package containing blaze and a statement. covered in aids infected blood. the professor has been targeted by animal rights groups before. last year his car was set on fire outside of his home opinion . >>> san francisco's much publicized bill is back on. san francisco supervisors vote voted to -- that exceeds 600- calories. the law goes into effect in december of next year. >>> and

and south korea on the possible collapse of north core arch leading to a unified company, and incentives u.s. offered to foreign governments to persuade them to take prisonerrers from guantanamo bay. a chinese contact told the american embassy in beijing said the attack on googles system in general was generated by the chinese government. goggle says it is not able to comment. john hendron has more reaction. >> one foreign minister called it the september 11th of world dip employment -- diplomacy. on sunday, news organizations posted cables online. the white house and the pentagon immediately condemned the actions as reckless and dangerous. >> leaking the material is deplorable. i a agree that the people at wikileaks could have blood on their hand. >> while much includes private communication about foreign countries, the substance differs from previous leaks. the latest documents present no apparent blockbuster revelations but will certainly poison diplomatic rapport, put operatives at risk,. wikileaks is run by a self-appointed whistle-blower, who has refused multiple requests to stop d

i would go to china and say look, north korea is going to be unified one day, the division of the peninsularal. you say you don't want north korea to have nuclear weapons yet you're not willing to pressure the regime. let's talk about what we do and what may be a very short period of time when kim jong-il finally dies. megyn: i need a quick hance i have to go. doesn't china say to us, shut up, we own you. >> reporter: i don't think so, in any event i don't think that would be a response that ought to deter us. if we're willing to back down because of china's debt then they really do onus. we've got to stand up for our interests and that means a policy that finds a way to reunify the two koreas and gets rid of the north korea nuclear weapon. megyn: it reminds me of the comment that hillary clinton made about how the national debt poses national security implications we should pay attention to. ambassador john bolton, thank you sir. >> reporter: thank you. megyn: there is new technology that could completely stop you from using your cellphone while you drive. is the government pushing to see

we're going to consult their partners and court made a unified response to north korea's actions. >> what does this say about the last two years of u.s. policy about north korea that they have managed to construct this facility? why do you keep saying if true? do you think what they were shown was a patinkin village type thing? >> we don't know. -- pat him again and village type thing. >> we will continue our conversations and try to understand what they were shown and what the potential implications are. they were given a brief glimpse at a capability and we're going to assess exactly what we believe that capability represents. north korea says it is about enriching leu for a civilian power plants. as secretary gates has said, he is highly skeptical of that claim. we're going to take our time and work through the information available to us. certainly, this does not surprise us. going back many years, we have had strong suspicions of a clandestine enrichment capability or north korea's pursuit of that capability. we will review the implications of this information. >> whatoes it mea

and south korea are gaming out a class of north korea and discussing the prospects for a unified country. release of the document put at risk our diplomats. the state department has played down the allegations saying diplomats collect information. coming up on the kron 4 morning news much more weather, traffic and news speaking of traffic, the senate side entry the bay bridge toll plaza still very light that is our. you can see the current temperature is only 36 degrees. we'll be right back. joey came over to watch the game when the storm rolled in. in through the ceiling. i switched to mercury to save on car insurance, boy am i glad they cover my home too. they fixed the ceiling, replaced the couch, they even cleaned the carpets. wish they would have cleaned this up. you know, like a makeover. save up to 15% when you combine your auto with home or renter's policy. get a fast free quote at mercuryinsurance.com with the kfc festive feast. give yourself the gift of time twelve pieces of the colonel's hand breaded original recipe chicken. with three sides and six biscuits for only $19.99. h

and korea, and kimmelson, leaders of north and south korea, they think each of them believes that they can unify the peninsula under their control and they're dying to get into a war with each other so in 1950 kim gets the go-ahead from stalin to attack. mao is willing to let kim launch a war. and sigmundry couldn't be happier because he thinks can defeat north korea, move up the peninsula, occupy the whole thing. -of-course the united states would be drawn into the fighting. he understood that. and of course they were both dead wrong. 3 million koreans will per anybody that fighting. the peninsula will be devastated by the conflict. >> they end up at the 49th parallel. >> exactly. exactly. and so what is gained from this conflict that, and we lose some 35,000 men. now truman makes the mistake of crossing the parallel. he's under tremendous pressure not just to contain north korea which he does by driving the north koreans back across the parallel but under mccar thur's prodding, mcarthur tells him the boys will be home by christmas. the chinese if they come into the water,-- war, they won't fig

forces korea where there is a sub unified command of that did exist within pacific command and yet operate with some degree of autonomy to take care of a mission they have been assigned. that's the same relationship we have here. strategic command, as i have reread the mission here recently, still has responsibilities to advocate, integrate, to be part of the command relationships with the other combatant commands. there is still quite a bit of work, both direct and indirect work, that goes on at strategic command level, but the day in, day out activities and command and control of network activities, those types of things are going on in u.s. cybercom. >> so it is a command within a command? >> yes. >> can i talk a little bit about space policy? that is within your responsibility. with the degrading of our plans for nasa, although we were able to make some acmplishments before we went out for our recess in trying to continue the space program, tell me about your views of where we will be on the military side of our space program and whether or not you feel we're doing all we can to make s

states must make a firm and clear commitment not only to condemn these acts by north korea and commit our nation to unify korean peninsula under a free and democratic regime. our nation must free korea in the same fashion we committed to a united, free and capitalist germany. the korean -- north korean government has shown unprovoked attacks by seizing a fishing vessel and illegally sinking a vessel and shelling an island shows that the north korean regime cannot be trusted and must be changed. this is why it is so important that the united states pass the free trade agreement between the united states and south korea and to the passage of this resolution and strengthen our bonds between the united states and south korea against the north korean government. i thank you for the opportunity to speak and i urge passage of this resolution and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from hawaii yields back. the gentleman from california. mr. berman: i yield to my friend and colleague from the committee, the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott, one minute. the speaker pro temp

korea not to carry out any more provocative acts. >> we're going to continue to consult with the chinese through the six-party talks. we believe that it's important that we keep a unified and measured approach going forward. >> nhk world's yuko fukuyama reports from beijing on china's reaction. >> reporter: china's foreign minister spokesperson ho lei told reporters on tuesday that china is keeping an eye on the situation and urged all countries concerned to act calmly. >> translator: we are carefully monitoring the situation and trying to get information. we hope all countries concerned make efforts toward peace and security of the korean peninsula. >> reporter: some chinese media are quoting an expert on diplomacy who says the purpose of north korea's shelling was to get the attention of the united states. the expert says north korea was not trying to worsen the situation on the peninsula. china is north korea's neighbor and a traditional ally and has urged the relevant parties to act with caution. yuko fukuyama, nhk world, beijing. >>> russia has also criticized the artillery attack, but it didn't specifically name north korea. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov

korea are kim il-sung. he is 70 years of age and kim il-sung, both of them are chopping at the bit to unify the peninsula underir control. kim goes to stalin, asks his support for allowing him to move across the 30th parallel and attack the south. astelin at first reluctant, but then stalin makes another mistake. he's convinced that despite so much of what had been stated in washington about america's investment so to speak in korean, the public statements by dean acheson and other officials suggested that if there were an attempted takeover by the north or the south in korean we were not going to interfere. stalin was convinced that we wouldn't withdraw the military in there. and he was right. but he thought this would be great for the soviet union because it would distract the united states from in the challenge to the soviet empire in eastern europe. he was it wrong. because what happens is a war de rot sing korean. we do enter into the fighting and at the same time, we issue nsc 68 national security council 68 which leads to the massive buildup of american military strength. and if it does anything, it str

unified response. >> reporter: the u.s. has dispatched a use carrier to conduct a joint -- a joint exercise off the peninsula of korea. this starts on sunday. back to you. >> thank you, alison. >>> 7:18. well, the mother of a tracy man just convicted in the kidnapping and for chur of a 16- year-old boy is defending -- torture of a 16-year-old boy is defending her son. anthony waiters was convicted on all charges. waiters is a former youth football catch and lived next door to the three people who who held the 16-year-old captive for a year. now she's questioning the jury. >> the lawyers took out testimony apart. >> waiters faces possible life in prison. the three others accepted plea deals. >>> terrifying moments for a young couple who fought off a would-be attacker to save their baby. the couple stopped and left the car running with their 6-year- old girl inside. the man got in the car and jumped off. the man managed to jump in the moving car and the woman broke a window. >> it sometimes feels like it didn't happen except for the way i feel physically spot suspect crashed after being hit in the -- >>> spot suspect cr

unified response by describing the attack as particularly outrageous. the aggression comes as a time of rising regional tension and new concerns about the country's nuclear weapons program. this month north korea revealed a uranium facility to visiting american scientists. until now, their nuclear weapons have been made with plutonium, not enriched uranium. u.s. special envoy steven bosworth who was in beijing for talks on the six-party process answered a question about whether the violation would be brought to the united nations security council. >> that's something i would regard to the enriched uranium issue, that's something we're going to look at it will take... we don't have yet a view on that clearly as i said earlier we consider that a violation of u.n. security council resolution so it's something we're looking at in the context of that. >> rose: joining me from washington, david sanger of the "new york times." i'm pleased to have him here. the "new york times" have been reported on this conflict. david tell me what's going on here. >> charlie, it's been a pretty remarkable week with the incomeens. it was only ten days ago they invited zig freed hecker from stanford university who use