>> narrator: tonight, inside the north korea the regime wants to keep hidden. >> the way the north korean regime keeps the regime going is this pervasive security apparatus and fear tactics. >> if people stop believing in the regime, that means central control is breaking down. >> narrator: with undercover footage and exclusive interviewfrontline uncovers a new generation risking their lives to smuggle images out and information in. >> north korean defectors have emerged as very quiet agents of social progress. >> narrator: threatening kim jong un's total control of what the world sees of north korea and what north koreans see of the world. >> there really is a potential here that something quite dramatic could happen. >> narrator: but how far will the new dictator go to hold on to power? >> if a government is willing to kill as many people as necessary to stay in power, it usually stays in power for a very long time. >> narrator: tonight, frontline takes you inside the "secret state of north korea." >> frontlinis made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. t

senator from north carolina. welcome. >> thank you. >> before we begin, we will start with opening statements following those the candidates will respond to questions that have been provided by members of the state's broadcast media along with input from me. for the northwest part of the debate, the candidates will have an opportunity to ask each other questions directly. finally, the debate will conclude with closing statements. we want you to know which candidate would go first were determined prior to this debate by the candidate and their campaigns. speaker tillis will make the first opening statement and will also receive the first question. so let's begin. speaker tillis. >> thufment it's time for somebody in north carolina to cross party lines and finally getting something done. voting 92% with the president, whether you agree with him or not, doesn't work here in north carolina. kay hagan said that in 2008. then kay got elected and she's voted with president obama 9 a5% of the time. by kay's own standard

will ripley in north korea to cover a completely different story and north korean officials show up and say we're going to take you to a secret location so you can interview these three americans. what do you make of that? >> well, the north koreans are trying to send a message. one that they're ready to deal with the united states on the three americans. they're obviously using them as bargaining chips. secondly, the north koreans pressure our prisoners to script them, to send messages to. one, they're being properly treated, secondly, that they want the u.s. government, not anybody else to send a special envoy, the north koreans want to talk to us. but what we're saying to the north koreans is, first release them on humanitarian grounds, and then talk to us. though i had no inkling. i had not talked to the administration about this, but that's the back and forth. the good news here is i think that north koreans are saying, okay, everybody is worried about isis, about russia, we're still here, and we have these bargaining chips. and we want the u.s. to pay attention to us. i think that

why would north korea send that message? >> it's possible north korea wants something.ve a high diplomatic envoy to north korea, they may have a set of demands of its own. we've seen this behavior from north korea in the past especially when it feels ignored at the time of other international crises. the north is a country in desperate need of aid from the west. perhaps they feel they can leverage these traj ix situations as a bargaining chip. >> it's better than shooting missiles at someone. ron brownstein, i said this has thest subtle tea of a sledgehammer. i want to play you a little bit of this. one of the prisoners, jeffrey fowle essentially asked for bill clinton to come. let's play that. >> this is an opportunity for maybe bill clinton to come back and he's released a couple of journalists years back. maybe george bush, his turn as an elder statesmen to try his hand at that. >> as he mentioned, bill clinton in 2009 helped secure the release of journalist laura ling. if you're sitting in the white house this morning, ron, what do you make of this? what do you make

it let me tell you, i stand with the people of north carolina when it is right for the people of north carolina. i voted against the president and my party. trade deals sent too many manufacturing jobs overseas. i told the president when he did build the keystone pipeline. >> kay hagan voted with president obama 95% of the time and promised she would be different, and she is broken a promise. she did not answer the question. the real answer is, she probably regrets the fact she is been rubberstamper for president obama and harry reid. you can't vote 95% of the time with the president and say you're a moderate. the independent i've seen in kay hagan over the last two years is -- it seems like she's got a represent washington's interest and not ours. she is still the people of north carolina because she is missed the fact it matters to be here. it matters to talk to those businesses. it matters to provide a historic pay raise. these are things kay hagan needs to come back into the great things we are doing. >> would you like to address the charge you voted for the president 95% of the ti

took place inat north carolina. i think what we need to look at here is the fact that speaker tillis has denied medicaid expansion in north carolina. that is 500,000 people that could get coverage. these people still get sick. they go to the emergency room where there really just getting episodic treatment and it is the most expensive care there is. newspaper in the greenville, north carolina, there are talking about how ecu and united are having multiple problems. we are he had one hospital close. speaker tillis is proud of the fact he hasn't expanding medicaid. keeps just reminder to to the time. would you like to reply to the charge about denying medicaid expansion? the more to go back to fundamental problem. kay hagan is still the people of north carolina by promising them something that she can't deliver. i want the best health care in the world. we already have it. why are we destabilizing 250 million americans were satisfied with their insurance? thehagan has basically said government determined, even though

a rare glimpse from inside north korea. the normally secretive nation gave our will ripley access to the three americans being held there. kenneth bae, jeffrey fowle and matthew miller it the interviews came with restriction, which we'll talk about. but let's start with kenneth bae, he is in the upper right of your screen. north korea claims he was part of a christian plot to overthrow the government. >> i'm serving 15 year-sentence right now. and i've been going back and forth from hospital to the labor camp the last year and a half. and right now i'm serving at the labor camp right now. >> can you tell me about the conditions at the labor camp? >> condition in labor camp is i'm working at hours a day, six days a week and working agricultural work to other hard labor that is required to do every day. >> do you think you're being treated hue manly? >> yes. >> and your message to your family? >> well, i'm sure they're very worried about my health at this time. and even though right now, like, last month and a half, my health

we begin with three americans held in north korea. each gets just five minutes to speak to the world, all leave behind one overriding message. america, please help us come home. in a couple minutes, cnn's will ripley in pyongyang explains exactly how and why he and his cnn crew got this unprecedented access in what is really considered to be the most secretive nation in the world. but first you have to hear the interviews themselves. hear from jeffrey fowle on the left, allegedly tried to leave a bible in his hotel room. kenneth bae in the middle convicted and sentenced to hard labor for quote, unquote, serious crimes. and the youngest of the three here, matthew miller, who says he sought asylum in the country. here they were. >> i don't have any complaints. the food has been good, a daily walk with the guides. even medical care has been furnished a couple times. and quarters good. a hotel suite type of room. so i don't have any complaints about the treatment. it's been very good so far. and i hope and pray it continues while i'm here

there was no aggression from the north. the viet kong was entirely indigenous south vietnamese group. now, again hanoi kindly translated a several-volume set of proceedings of the third party congress in 1960, in may of 1960. and this is a quote from that book, from volume one of that book, that series. to ensure the complete success of the revolutionary struggle in south vietnam, our people there -- this is a communist party meeting. so our people there means communist. our people there must strive to bring into being a broad national united hunt. three months later announced the national lib rag front. i apologize for this next slide because it's very misleading when you take it from color to black and white, but it was another $30 to put it in color. the point is on the left side there is a red flag with a big yellow star in it. on the right side there is a red flag at the top and the bottom half is blue. and the same big yellow star is there. although there's no connection at all between north vietnam and the national l

was my last day in north korea. >> host: what was that last day like? >> guest: great final chapter, right? >> host: did you know it was going to be your last day? >> guest: yes. actually, it was a total coincidence. i couldn't believe it when i was told that he died. and because i was there, this school was set up by a christian missionary. when i was told by a colleague that he died, it was christmas time. i actually thought we were talking about god. but in that country it's also another god which is kim jung-il. you only have the great leader as a god. i mean -- >> host: were your lesson plans controlled? >> guest: yes. >> host: you were given scripts? >> guest: not scripts, but we were given certain guidelines, and you had to get permission for everything a few days before. so there was a certain b freedom within that which, you know, not -- i mean, i really tried to find that. in order to get to know them really. and i wasn't, you know, it wasn't -- it doesn't sound as -- i really actually loved it, you know? i fell in love with all of them. and i

a rare glimpse from inside north korea.nation gave our will ripley access to the three americans being held there. kenneth bae,

there is another accident north gotland to 38. were going to talk about traffic impacts. >>: and george: avoided interstate 880 north also from between itself oakland san leandro halen and the north pole outside. it's already backed up to a street on the mimics north of. you don't use interstate 580 if you need to get to the oakland airport use 98th avenue instead of the mimics freeway. you can also the tort of over 258 be using 980. it's the small connecter freeway right here just south of the mcarthur maze . against of bombings are expected to reopen in the next 15 minutes or so. there will still be a backup on the softball side because of all the activity on the northbound side of the freeway. when i tracking any other hot spots will have the complete project for you in just a moment. >> darya : or one to talk to her at the scene. where we looking at right now? milan >>: reporter: this is the south, and cedergren tried to reopen and the next 15 minutes. do concede they're still here doing the investigation of the accident. but

three american citizens accused of break laws in north korea.got an exceedingly rare opportunity to speak to the outside world via cnn. jeffrey edward nowle, kenneth bae and miller

moving their way slowly but surely north, towards the north pole, heading in the right direction. luckily the ship had been massive lie reinforced for the ice in san francisco, almost rebuilt. they flew would be ice. they just thought it would be a matter of weeks or months, not years. so here they are in the ice for 22 months, almost two years, trying to figure out what to do with themselves. they go back -- so, they didn't exactly suffer during this two years. they had plenty of food to eat. they had all these entertainment. they had this great library. but the slowly were going mad from boredom, from inaction, from overfamiliarity and from some of the behavior moves men onboard, like there is guy, collins, an amazing guy. one of the herald correspondents, meteorologist, and one of the scientists onboard but also, being from ireland, was someone who loved word play and lad a particular weakness for puns. puns are fun for a day or two. two years? they wanted to lock him up. they wanted to kill this guy. all the journals talk about this, and so that's collins for you. there's also

cloudier to the south than to the north. matt, there's rain in the forecast, i'll have the details coming up. >> thanks, david. >>> we begin with video that came into the newsroom. a driver crashed into a north philadelphia restaurant and fled the scene. it happened at 2:30 on bustle top avenue. the knocked over a pole and hit a gas line causing a small leak. bustleton avenue at this location remains closed. we'll keep you posted in progress in our traffic report. >>> video posted online show several people beating a mentally challenged man in delaware. state police received 911 calls and facebook took place about the video. they show the man being punched and body slammed in separate attacks. 16-year-old saw the videos and posted them using the hash tag called the bully project. >> it spread so fast, i'm so grateful for everybody helping me out. if it wasn't for everybody helping and supporting and everything this wouldn't have gone viral. that man needs justice. >> the victim was checked out at the hospital. two people wer

further north, smooth drive. just use caution through downtown as they may have activity in the area. 580 clear. so the bay bridge toll plaza. typical pattern there. same thing for the dublin interchange. slowing off the dublin grade, that's typical as more cars hit the road. no problems, i took the crash off. all activity smooths out and livermore, typical pattern for the tri-valley. south bay shows a nice easy drive here. typical construction here for 880 and 280 around the interchange. also watch campbell, union at campbell, there may be traffic control, there was an earlier carport fire nearby that does not affect highway 17. although we see slowing through the yairt. so far, no effect on that for the morning commute. rest moves smoothly. we'll look at fooster city. the approach off the san mateo bridge, easy drive across 92. back to you. >>> 5:19 right now, be ware of the bugs. the deepening drought isn't the only thing threatening our crop. a very dangerous bug arrived eating its way through the bay area. "

prisoners in north korea.ou say which is probably the case that the north koreans especially the newer leader kim yong u.n. wants a high level u.s. official to come there. it seems kind of simple. why not just send somebody if you can get these americans back? but it isn't that simple when you're talking about this very delicate diplomatic dance with north korea, is it. >> exactly. if you're talking about somebody at president clinton's level that's one thing. when does it stop? this is something the north koreans have been using. we have more americans going into north korea. these kinds of things will be constantly repeated. and so the question is, are we going to continually be in the situation where we're going to have to send someone to somehow get them out. there's another factor involved is that we did did, my understanding offer a high level envoy, ambassador bob king i think was scheduled to go the individual in charge of human rights, the special envoy. and he was all set to go with respect to kennet

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let's take a look at north america. we have a couple of systems to look out for. low pressure system moving through the great lakes, causing some snowfall. an extended area of low pressure down toward the south also bringing some clouds and some rain for the deep south, but we are watching out for a low that's crossing over the intermountain west. the rocky mountains. this low is going to be an area of possible severe weather when we go through monday. we're talking about strong winds, heavy rainfall, maybe can't rule out an isolated tornado with this. 23 in denver, thunderstorms on monday. showers into vancouver and seattle and down toward the deep south, showers in atlanta, thunderstorms in miami, highs ranging from 23 to 31 degrees. we also have another area of some strong weather taking place in europe. down toward spain, you can see here the cluster of clouds. eastern spain and most of france looking at the possibility of seeing some severe weather going through monday. meanwhile, the rest of europe seeing some much drier and sunnier conditions because of hig

we begin with three americans held in north korea. they get five minutes to talk to the world and leave behind one overriding message. america, please help us come home. in mere moments, you will hear live from cnn's will ripley on exactly how and why our correspondent got this unprecedented access in what is considered the most secretive nation in the world. but first, i want you to hear from the men themselves, from jeffrey fowl on the left, allegedly tried to leave a bible in his hotel room. kenne kenneth bae convicted and sentenced to hard labor for quote, unquote, serious crimes. and matthew miller who says he sought asylum in the country. here they were. >> i don't have any complaints. the food has been good. a daily walk with the guides. even medical care has been furnished. a couple times. and hotel suite type of room. so i don't have any complaint about the treatment. very good so far and i hope and pray it continues whether i'm here two more days or two more deck raids, whatever the case is. >> reporter: and the message to y

north of the region, more pressure on forces.ed on by russian tanks, according to kiev officials. rebels taking more land, the next time they could be targeting is mariupol. they are poised for attack. east of that location, soldiers bolstering. >> what about providing arms to ukrainian forces. u.s. senator robert menendez is calling for that. what can you tell us? >> reporter: senator menendez and other leading senators are saying let's arm the ukrainian troops. let's listen to what he had to say yesterday, then we'll talk about the obstacles this could face. >> i think the european union, nato and the united states needs to consider this is dramatically different and give the ukrainians the fighting chance to defend themselves. i'm not suggesting u.s. troops or nato troops, but they have the where with all to fight for themselves. >> reporter: senator menendez wants them to be armed. one, the white house hasn't mentioned arming the troops. officials here in kiev are not asking for arms. that doesn't consider reaction from mosco

north korea?ason for having medical assistance nearby is to ensure that that does not happen because of course, that would spoil the whole scenario of using these detainees as political negotiating pawns. so i don't believe that that will happen. the special enjoy does not need to be at a presidential level or a former presidential level. we have to remember the ambassador king, the north korean human rights envoy himself rescued a pricher a couple of years ago when he went to pyongyang. so he would fit the bill. >> yeah. >> the key to it is really can the official talks resume or not? >> all right. we'll be watching for that. tony nam kong, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> coming up, a new plan to fight isis. britain's prime minister calls for tougher anti-terror laws and i an crackdown on travel by jihadists. should the u.s. follow suit? plus, fierce fighting and a reported tank attack on an airport. ukraine's leader is now warning of a full scale war with russia. you're in

it was a total under the eyes and eventually made its way to the north pole. explaining the open polar sea that we all believed in. and then there was another current which means the blackcurrant, that was known to exist but swept north toward the bering strait. and they tunneled under the ice cap and these two great currents of the world met at the north pole in this wonderful sort of symmetrical grandiose and elaborate thermal regulations system that the planet supposedly had an only some romantic have crazy german intellectual would come up with this theory and convince a lot of people that it was true. and so here is another rendering of it. the key word is supposed. until someone who is captivated was this guy and this is james gordon bennett junior, publisher of the new york herald which was the largest paper in the world at that time. he inherited his newspaper from his dad and he was sort of a spoiled brat, half mad playboy and he was a yachtsmen and he won the first transatlantic yacht race and he also was into -- what else was he into? speed walking.

was fascinated by the north pole and wanted to bankroll the expedition and loved the idea. this is the newspaper of the new york herald this is the offices in new york can win eight -- one of the extra x -- eccentricities he had was owls. all types of bowels that really tickled his fiancee's -- how woolsey was the model for bruce wayne or batman because because of this mysterious a lube international playboy bachelor who has a fetish for night creatures like owls. the little bit later in life of the pages of "vanity fair" if you ever writing a novel it was too far-fetched and insane. this is what he kept in the mediterranean that had turkish bath but also had rooms down below where he kept his dairy cows. this is a famous painting of life aboard one of the other yachts. i had to do some research and it james gordon bennett, jr. this is one of his apartments his villa the south of france not far from monaco. this is the view from his fellow. my wife took most of these ventures it is just intriguing he was really interested in competitive sports he brought competitive tennis

they lifted some sanctions in july when the north koreans launched the investigation. he suggested officials hope to see a further of sanctions after they report back on what they have found. >>> a mayor in japan's southern prefecture of okinawa says he'll seek the post of governor in november. mayor onaga opposes a u.s. base relocation within the prefecture. japanese and american government officials agreed in 1996 to move the u.s. marine corps futenma air station to a less populated area. they're planning to build a new facility on the coast of nago. in december, okinawa governor nakaima approved a request from the central government to reclaim land for the relocation. nakaima is calling on the u.s. to stop using futenma within five years. he says he'll run for a third term and recommended by the ruling liberal democratic party. onaga told the city assembly on wednesday that he has decided to run. >> translator: we must not allow the construction of a base that would be there for a century. >> onaga said the people of okinawa won't be able to endure a further burden.

:00 we should see that rain kicking off in the north bay. core of the storm up in the north and there's the main band pcs body cloud pattern off shore indicates instability you could see showers into friday. tons of future testicle are rainfall totals and rain in the sierra caught in a bit. >> : now i find the woman accused of trying to run down a parking enforcement officer in san francisco while issuing a ticket made her first court appearance in the case to a the fourth snap at the wild ride in san francisco parking officer opened up trapped under the hood of the car. since it first will be this story on monday talk with the driver claims that the parking officer asked her for sexual favors and also talked with people who know the parking officer in the telos the accusation is laughable. now hearing a more about the suspects past. >> : is in the courtroom today when the suspect pleaded not guilty. >> : the woman at the center of this case made her first appearance in court and also district attorney's office gave new details on what may h

a computer model initially hatbands by north bay right o'clock this not just happen. as was we look at the rain headlines but some might sometime public 1011 when the rain will family move into the far north day we'll see the bulk of the activity after midnight that has not changed and will go once the morning commute by noon tomorrow will see drier conditions rainfall totals not to be all that impressive with the system a core of injury or less a couple isolated incidents and the north bay and also senator is not and could see little bit more and a half an inch sticker is a venture rain again not a big rainmaker a chance of additional showers as we head into friday and only knew the be the coastline. satellite radar picture again main band of rain moving so slowly that will continue through the rain 3 recut for northern california a string in steady but the south were progression has been real slow and that's where the rain hasn't kicked off in the north bay get real close the see their the core of the store up to the north star cloud patterns here indicates the inst

it let me tell you, i stand with the people of north carolina when it is right for the people of north carolina. i voted against the president and my party. trade deals sent too many manufacturing jobs overseas. i told the president when he did build the keystone pipeline. >> kay hagan voted with president obama 95% of the time and promised she would be different, and she is broken a promise. she did not answer the question. the real answer is, she probably regrets the fact she is been rubberstamper for president obama and harry reid. you can't vote 95% of the time with the president and say you're a moderate. the independent i've seen in kay hagan over the last two years is -- it seems like she's got a represent washington's interest and not ours. she is still the people of north carolina because she is missed the fact it matters to be here. it matters to talk to those businesses. it matters to provide a historic pay raise. these are things kay hagan needs to come back into the great things we are doing. >> would you like to address the charge you voted for the president 95% of the ti

the romanian media also took up the story that doina might have been abducted by north korea. in 2007, gabriel visited japan and met with jenkins and his wife. jenkins spoke to him about the woman he knew as donna. he confirmed she had died in 1997 and she had two sons. >> translator: it was such a shock. when i heard it from him directly. my whole body started shaking. and i began to cry. my deepest wish is to see my nephews. >> reporter: gabriel pleaded with his government to investigate. but the romanian foreign ministries just sent him a letter saying it was beyond their authority to investigate. doina's mother had been hoping to see her grandchildren, but she died in august. >> translator: my mother's biggest wish was to see her two grandchildren. now she's no longer here. i feel i don't have the energy to carry on. >> reporter: in may, north korea agreed to reopen its investigation in to the fate of the japanese abductees. the news gave gabriel reason not to give up. >> romania is urging you to do something to take the most determined and the most energetic measures to u

they cripple the economy in north korea. north korean government saw an opportunity with three detainees in their country to put them in front of our cameras and send a message to the united states. take a listen. >> this is an opportunity for bill clinton to come back and he can release a couple journalists. maybe george w. bush, it's his turn to try his hand. i would appreciate help they could lend. bring us home. >> i do believe that special envoy needs to come to solve this. >> requesting help for a long time and there's been no movement from my government. the american government is known for having a strong policy of protecting its citizens. for my case, there's still no movement. >> after visiting with the detainees, they all appear to be in good health. kenneth bae has been in and out of the hospital. they are all being treated humanely. many groups have concerns that millions of north koreans do not enjoy that same level of treatment. 200,000 held in brutal prison camps where they are overworked, underfed, they die

that it could also see lightning in the north they but that does look very likely.at future test because increasing 6:00 hour than light showers began in the north they buy o'clock there along the north coast line pilots and a clock were seeing more showers of the bulbs the golden gate still pretty isolated as a move in over nine hours and become more and more widespread to a client were seeing what ran over concord also approaching oakland into the morning commute more of the light showers but still remaining scattered through the morning commute. the kind often on rain to the commute into the morning hours as well so the clock is spotty showers to the north to south kind of all over the continues to the 2:00 hour but things will start to dry out and we will see clear skies in the afternoon and. temperatures tomorrow in the 70's ladies since the afternoon sunshine 77 in san jose 79 cupertino 76 and on view and also be in the '70s and when tomorrow 70 unconquered sun and in dental hitting 82 and then tackled '70s and said the bay said at 6 is a close eye '60s and do

the north vietnamese were a little bit on the defense.ere planning them with all of these covert operations. but here was this adregs. but the recent events justification was something we wanted to do for some time. this is the quintessential cherry picking of intelligence to enforce pre-arranged conclusions. it's a chilling discussion because you've got them admitting that they're less certain, but this gives them leverage to go forward. so the parallels with other disasters in human history, the cherry picking, oh, the yellow cake, oh, the aluminum tubes. t. oh, that doesn't pan out? oh, that's all right. we've been wanting to do this anyway, so let's go do it. it's a -- it illustrates, i guess, a perpetual temptation among policymakers. part of it's human nature. everybody comes to subjects with their biases and prejudices. but then you're picking up the information that reinforces what you already think. this was the beginning of escalation, those bombing raids from the 4th of august, the beginning of the escalation, the really big es

my time with the sons of north korea's elite. how did you get a job in north korea? how did that come about? >> guest: it took a long time. i -- first time i went in 2002 was by doing english pro-north korea's groups and then i went to kim jong-il's birthday celebration in 2002. >> host: what was the process like of getting into north korea >> guest: i'm south korean and i'm on an american, but having a south korean background is not exactly a blessing because korea is, as we know, a kind of technically still at war. so, -- but they're just -- the north korea is very organizational place so groups get in, so the first time i went in with this group, which was fascinating. i got to see the -- wasn't going in there as a tourist. i went there as a youth delegate. i guess posing as a youth delegate there to honor the great leader, and then i ended up writing a long feature for the review of books after that. i also covered when the new york fill harmonic went in 2008 to pyongyang, and i had been looking for a chance to actually really see north korea abuse it's impossibl

we are here today to talk about north africa. north africa holds one half of the population of the arab world. last year our exports to north africa totaled $11.5 billion. north africa encompasses much of what draws the world's attention today. many of its countries have recently undergone wrenching political change. some, actual revolution. many wrestle with hide rydrocar one way or the other. how best to produce them while striving to find ways to be less dependent on them. all wrestle with the balance of religion and politics and of religion in politics. all the countries face the youth bulge and how best to train and educate young people so they can be productive in the 21st century, yet despite or possibly because of these challenges, each country in north africa has recently made a commitment to economic reform and defining ways to attract more investment and trade with foreign partners. there are huge challenges, as i've outlined, but there are also huge opportunities. particularly, as these economic reforms take hold. wit

massie: i thank the gentleman from north carolina. i rise today in support of my friend and colleague, congressman paul broun's federal reserve transparency act otherwise known as audit the fed. a mutual friend, congressman ron paul first introduced this bill back in 1983. his voice and courageous efforts to shed light of the federal reserve have paid off over 30 years later. in july of 2012, congressman paul's audit the fed bill passed by 327-98. sadly, it has yet to receive a vote in the senate. as congressman ron paul stated here on the house floor in 2011, in words that remain current and relevant today in 2014, quote, throughout its 100-year history, the federal reserve has presided over the near complete destruction of the united states dollar. since 1913, the dollar has lost 98% of its purchasing power aided by the loose monetary policy. how long will we stand by while hard-working americans see their savings eaten by inflation. bankers benefit from inflation. since its inception, the federal reserve has operated in the shad oo

it helps north korea, not the rest of the world, or the north korean people. >> and it provides the northean government the ability to blackmail. >> north korea is trying hard. they have ski resorts that they are trying to sell, beaches that they are trying to sell. and they have the hotel which the south koreans go, but half a decade ago they shot a seen woman. she strayed off the path and some soldiers shot and killed her. this is the reality of north korea. whether you are a south korean chinese, this is a dangerous place to go to. it's especially dangerous for men's. >> gordon chang we'll talk about north korea, i am sure they'll make new, unfortunately, with this type of behaviour. it's good to see, as always. >> switching topics to whether the important ally could split up. after 307 years, scotland may choose to become an independent state on thursday. some 4 million voters will decide the future of the british union, and in aberdeen on monday david cameron, british prime minister pleaded with the scots to keep the country hold. >> we want you to stay, head, heart and soul we want

north koreans are accepting america as a tourist and other forums, even cnn crew was accepted into northea, but we have not been able to reciprocate that because our attitude is so hostile toward north korea. that's what north korea wants us to think. >> can i ask one quick final question for you, the u.s. government strongly discourages u.s. citizens to go to that part of the world. one might question going there in the first place? >> i think going there is ill advised unless you know what you are running into. if you have any intention of propagating christianity or trying to force them or invite them to change their system and leadership and challenge their political style and so forth, then it's out. christianity is very -- they are wary about christianity. looking at middle east and so forth, so all these three men are detained there on the suspicion that they have tried to propagate christianity, to run over, so to speak, their system centered on the chin family. >> thank you so much for being with us. we pressure your time and teert tease here. if you want to learn more about ame

the north koreans want a linkage. and i think the united states -- i think properly so, wants them to take some steps, at least moratorium on detonating any more nuclear weapons. they really have been excessive in their belligerence and their use of these weapons to scare the entire world. so i think something must be worked on. i think it will. so i saw these interviews as a good sign that may start a process of negotiating the rightful release of these three individuals who are obviously suffering. >> sure. bill richardson, thank you so much, we appreciate that. >>> the british prime minister wants to take bold steps to safeguard his country from islamist militants. after the break we will show you what he wants to do. >>> also ahead, a celebrity hacking scandal is shaking up hollywood. how you could be putting your own secrets at risk. without even knowing it. in your skincare? but do s neutrogena naturals. a line of naturally derived skincare with carefully chosen, clinically proven ingredients and no harsh chemic

earth north bay has fog with hazy sunshine and that is due to the smock coming in from the expire north us with a northwest wind in the upper part of the atmosphere and still above average on friday, saturday, and sunday and nothing significant until monday can tuesday of next week. here is the high pressure closer to the coast and it compresses the marine layer and takes arm the clouds and brings us this sunshine and a warm are air mass and low-to-mid 90 in los gatos and gilroy and low-to-mid 80's for the south bay and 75 with mostly sunny conditions headed to the period walk. mid-to-upper 70's millbrae can san mateo and the majority of the peninsula is low-to-mid 80's along the coast mid-to-upper 60's and check out the sunshine downtown and south san francisco and low-to-mid 70 and in the low-to-mid 80's throughout the north bay valley and to napa at 87 degrees and we will have 75 at berkeley to 80 at hercules and 83 in castro valley. home 90 throughout the another bay inland neighborhood and at the family it will be cool at 7:15 first pitch dropping to 81. >>> we it will have morning

certainly north korea will be saying to anybody else who is going to come into north korea on one of their tour packages, that you have to stay very much between the lines that they set, otherwise these are the kinds of consequences you can face. that's a message to christian misson ris. we don't know the true motivations, but now we have three prominent detainees in north korea, u.s. citizens. washington is a big factor here. >> experts say pyongyang is hoping a high-profile u.s. official will come if plead for their release. is this a game to the north koreans? >> a game of politics, perhaps. i don't think it's the game you'd enjoy in a leisurely fashion. we have seen, of course, in the past, bill clinton, jimmy carter. the joke is the u.s. is running out of the former presidents to send to north korea. george w. bush doesn't seem like a likely candidate. we have seen eric schmidt of google. dennis rodman, and recently there was the arrival of wreslers and journalists from around the world as a couple of weeks ago. north korea is opening up, but who would it take from the u.s. side

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we're still in the mid-60s, areas north and west. 24-hour temperature change, areas north and west 15degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. the rest of the area, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees cooler. you can tell the cooler air really is sinking in. as we go through tonight, it will sunk in even more. a cold front moves through, the cooler air from the north is moving down into our area and by tonight, some areas will get chilly. north and west you can expect temperatures possibly in the upper 30s. by early tomorrow morning, that's by about sunrise. philadelphia, 49 degrees for the morning low tomorrow and if you're around the surrounding suburbs like new jersey or some of our suburbs north and west, even in parts of delaware, you can be in the mid-to-low 40s. yes, it will be a chilly start as we go into tomorrow morning for the first official morning of fall, it's certainly going to feel like fall out there. coming up, we take a closer look at how cool your neighborhood will get tonight and also a bit of a warmup in the forecast but rain before that. i'll show you the details co

he according to north korean media is accused of leaving a bible in his hotel.e thing about all three of these u.s. citizens that all experts practically agree on is the fact that north korea wants a high-profile american official to go to north korea to pay lip service and try to secure the release of them. this has a precedent. this has happened in the past we've seen former presidents bill clinton and jimmy carter have been to pi i don't think yang to try to secure the release of previous detainees. it's worked so experts say this is what pyongyang wants. >> paula hancocks thank you so much for letting us know what's happening we appreciate it. >> thanks, paula. >>> a cop killer is on the loose in pennsylvania or somewhere in that region, maybe new york, maybe new jersey. so where are authorities looking and do they have a suspect? we'll tell you what they know. if i told you that a free ten-second test could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right? what are you waiting for? you could literally be done

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especially headed influence the north bay where we have the rain. check with the santa cruz mountains, northbound highway 17 we had an early crash and that is on the shoulder and we have heavy delays approaching the reservoir. >>> wal-mart likes to rollback prices but are you really getting a good deal? "7 on your side" teams up with "consumer reports" to find out what to put in very cart and what to put in very cart and what to leave ou we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >>> look at this -- oops, we had a bug crawling on the camera. look at this shot from the exploritorium of the bay and the bay bridge and the clouds looking ominous. they are causing scattered showers. mike will tell us about that ahead. >>> we will check with what is coming up on me america -- on "good morning america" at 7:00. >> devastating storms in the southwest and millions pummeled by rains. we are tracking it all. that is on "good morning america" next. >> wal-mart is known for low, low prices. what is a good dea