the second son is kim jong kho who is a big eric clapton fan and he followed eric clapton as a groupie around europe and at least he has a great group. cream was a great group. my father was in the audience zpoed listen to eric clapton growing up but big eric clapton so a couple of years you hear eric clapton was coming to north korea. he has a different mother. educated in switzerland. kim jong kho is too much of a girlie man to take over as the leader of the dprk. he reportedly has to actually take medicine, male hormones and for that reason his father does not think he would be a legitimate leadership of north korea. so now we're on to the third son. he's two years younger. he's about 28 now also educated in switzerland, same private school and for those of you saw the pictures last fall of his coming out party he looks a lot like his grandpa. he looks a lot like kim ill sun and he's got them chubby cheeks. he's the guy. now, why is this a concern? and i'd like to address this for you. in north korea, there is no such thing as a hierarchal organization of government. it's more like

get to the second son who is a big eric clapton and followed him as a group be a round europe and know that he has good taste. my father is in the audience he had to listen to eric clapton moore then he wanted to when i was growing up. [laughter] so if you heard he may come to north korea, that was why. he was looking out for his son he is from a different mother and educated in switzerland as was his brother although according to the former japanese chef is too much of the leader of the dprk and actually has to take medicine and male hormones and for that reason they do not think he would be a legitimate leader of north korea. so now we're on to the third sun. he is two years down very and is about 20 a now and the second was also a educated like the third and if you saw the pictures last fall he looks a lot like his grandpa. he has the chevy cheeks but has as a concern. i would like to address this. id north korea there's no such thing as the hierarchical organization of government but a guy in the middle of a circle all institutions feed into him. it has been that way since 1948 whe

also targeted sarah ferguson, eric clapton and tony blair. >>> in india two wild elephants went on a rampage killing several persons and injuring several cows which are sacred there. they were captured and will be released into the forest. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,048 after dipping 21 points yesterday. the s&p shed 5 points. the nasdaq lost 26. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei inched up 17 points. in hong kong, the hang seng was down 51. >>> another dose of disappointing economic news drove stocks lower on the street for a sixth straight day. yesterday's weak data came from the fed's beige book survey. the nationwide anecdotal report seemed to confirm a recovery stall, showing an economic slowdown in several key regions so far this year. the energy sector managed modest gains, fueled in part by opec's decision to keep oil output at current levels after iran refused to agree with saudi arabia's push to increase supply. meanwhile, exxon mobil announced its purchase of two gas compan

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the list of names is amazing, er eric clapton, george michael, the prime minister, tony blair, when heg and getting information, getting the voice mail open. it's extraordinary how this allegedly happened. >> they can get a lot. with siena miller they had conversations of her talking to her ex-boyfriend at the time, talking about having children. >> she said it made her paranoid. she didn't know if someone in her family was betraying her or how information was getting out until it came out, this. this piece saying it needs to be widen out, a huge investigation. >> taking it seriously. >> very, very, yeah, yeah. >> something else that caught our attention today is the story out of china, the two cases and in both cases somebody was killed but it has to do -- it's like a class situation, it seems is what what's happening in term of the punishment. >> a young fellow, 21-year-old music student from a well-to-do family, hits a girl, a pes ant, she was a worker from villages. >> he was driving a car. >> hits her on a bicycle. she's injured, badly, but she's alive. she -- he sees her taking d

. >> eric clapton, slash. >> that's right. >> we to want say good-bye to a big member of our family,grapher extraordinaire. he's retiring from cbs. >> a little applause. >> a little applause for you, tim. >> look at this. >> tim has been at cbs news for 32 years. he has been on this show since day one. what, back in 1962, right? 1997. >> 1997. >> now you have a microphone. >> i am a professional. >> what memory stands out the most to you over the years, besides us? >> i think russ's many wives, tv wives. >> let me clarify. my tv wives. tv wives. >> you almost got in trouble. >> my tv wives, i've had a few over the years. >> yeah, yeah. tim, one of the nicest guys at cbs news. >> bravo. >> it's worth saying tim are the reason we can do what we do here every single saturday. there are so many people behind the scene that you never get to see. >> you bet. >> and they are what is really the heart and soul of this show. they keep it going. >> without a sdoubt. you were talking about behind the scenes, we tried like the dickens to get timmy up here on the show. >> he wouldn't come sit -- >