for one thing, both were used sparingly by their coach, hashim low, but that provided plenty of motivationn the buildup to the world cup. >> i think we both progressed as players since then and have really hit our stride. we are both up to the challenge. we want to play well and put in top performances. united to play in a world cup very often. it only happens every four years, so it is something very special for us. >> and the two world cup debutantes could find themselves shouldering plenty of responsibility, giving germany's midfield injury woes. their close friendship might prove a big advantage in brazil. >> and just before we go, here's an update on our top story. police in brussels have arrested a suspect in the shooting deaths of three people. the attack took lace inside the brussels jewish museum after a gunman reportedly pulled up to the museum, went inside, and opened fire speeding off in a car. we will have more for you on that story as it develops. that is all for this edition of the "journal." watching,of all of us thank you for watching. see you again soon. ♪ i'm john cleese

hashim, what can you tell us about this latest violence? >> reporter: we know so far, the suicide bomber drove a car with explosives into the building of the military police killing 11 soldiers and injuring 18 people. part of that building was destroyed and search is underway for people buried under the rebel. there has been no claim of responsibility so far. many people think the only group with the capability is to launch such attack is al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula or aqua which is listed by the us as the most active of al-qaeda franchises outside of afghanistan and pakistan. it launched many attacks in that same area in the past, 2002. it launched a spectacular attack against french and it killed western tourists in the area and over the last few months, it launched many, many attacks against security forces in that same area. >> attack came hours after an attack here in the capitol on a military checkpoint near the presidential palace. we are talking basically about an area that is supposed to be secu secure. not far from there, pe

. >> meet hashim.aveling almost 100 kilometers on a trip. it's so unbelievably beautiful universe. >> a vegetable curry? >> a yogurt-based curry. quite typical in these parts. >> vegetables again? surprisingly not a problem. good. this is one of the few places in the world that i could eat vegetarian every day and still be happy. most of the people in this part farmers? >> farmers. >> what are they growing? >> a lot of corn, potatoes, peas. >> and weed? people growing marijuana? >> loads. >> as an export product or for personal use? >> everything. a mix of everything. so you think you want to go check out the fair? >> yeah, let's take a walk through town and see what's going on? >> the occasion for all these mountain villages to come together and specialize. >> right. >> because, i mean, people are busy in their farms. they're not going to come down and socialize with people. but this, you know, because it's autumn, everyone is done with all the agriculture. now they're just bearing down for winter. th

. >> meet hashim.nbelievable beautiful universe. >> a vegetable curry? >> a yogurt-based curry. >> vegetables again? surprisingly not a problem. this is one of the few places in the world where i could eat vegetarian every day and i'd be happy. most of the people in this part farmers? what are they growing? >> corn, potatoes, peas. >> and weed? marijuana? >> loads. >> as an export product or for personal use? >> everything. a mix of everything. so you think you want to go check out the fair? >> yeah, let's take a walk through town and see what's going on? >> the occasion for all these villages to come together and specialize. people are busy in their farms. they're not going to come down and socialize with people. but this, you know, because it's autumn people are done with all the agriculture they are bearing down for winter. there's a lot of romance in the air. >> i've been to mumbai, calcutta, rajasthan, kerala. this is a part of india that is different than any other part. look, it's fascinating an

years the chinese have lost influence in the north korean capital and dramatically ilstraighted by hashim thaci, the uncle of the north korea's leader. he was the leader looked to all the time. the other thing is we have to remember why the north koreans test. the important reason is they want a deterrent. yes, they want a deterrent against the united states and also against china. china and korea have been fighting for 600, 700 year. >> they are the only ally they have. >> the chinese keep north korea in business for china's interests, not north koreas. they figure if we get the chinese upset, it doesn't matter, because they'll give us aid, they'll continue to give us food and oil. so the nooe jps go out and do -- north koreans go out and do what they want because they know china won't punish them. what about the document showing shipa's preparations for a north korean collapse. >> i think the chinese had contingency plans going back to when you had the great famine in north korea, and refugees going across the boarder. whether the document is real, i don't know if that is true. the poin

just because i can walk in and have a terrible day, and i can see hashim smiling at me at 7'3", with small pants on and that'll change my day. caron, even though you just got here a few months ago, you know, we've grown so close over these last few weeks and i can remember when you first got here, you put a piece of paper in my locker. i don't know why i'm crying so much, man. you wrote a piece of paper in my locker and wrote, k.d., mvp, and that's after we had lost two or three straight. >> then it was the coaches' turn. >> i know those days when you want to look at that film and kill me, for not playing defense, taking bad shots, getting too many techs. but you always believe that i can be the guy. >> after all that came durant's tribute to his mother, wanda pratt, single mom who worked the night shift at the post office to make ends meet. >> when something good happens to you, i don't know about you guys, but i tend to look back to what brought me here. and you wake me up in the middle of the night, in the summertimes, making me run up the hill, making me do push-ups, screaming at