ji-woo told us that when kim jong il died, many people had a secret hope his son would bring change,t she says it could not be said publicly and they had to fake their grief but she said that hope didn't last long. >> did you ever see something like that? did you see executions? >> there is a small dirty secret. there is very little resistance in an efficient and sufficiently brutal dictatorship state. resistance is possible when repression doesn't work properly. and if you have a well-run repressive state, nobody dares to say anything. >> i think we're into something that's bigger than us >> that's the pain your mother feels when you disrespect her son... >> me being here is defying all odds >> they were patriots, they wanted their country back >> al jazeera america presents the passion.. >> onward! pain... >> it's too much though... >> and triumph... >> inspirational real life stories... >> all these labels the world throws at you, that's what drives me to push... >> of ordinary people >> i tasted the american dream. i liked it... >> living extraordinary lives... >> if we could mul

christina: il will go in there now. that answers the question, does a bear swim in the wood zoos yes. apparently. you know? i told you to go before you left the house. christina: what do you think? >> it is amazing. it leak its own short film. i could watch the whole thing from start to finish. they are harmless there as long as the kids are not outdoors in the pool or swing set. god to see them. adored stuff. great start to to the weekend. we had sunshine, nice, dry, warm. we're tracking changes. clouds increasing tonight. a il bit more humid in the morning. you well feel it. a couple of spotty showers meanly east for parts of southwestern connecticut. tomorrow, mostly cloudy. fot as bright as today. then, there is a chance of a spotty shower or storm. not going to be raining all day long but looking at unsettled weather and that will last through tuesday. the chance of a shower here or there. right now, temps are nice. 82 in central park. 83 newark. still warm. down to 72 system of a bit cooler. nice in monticello. 78

seoul says that kim jong-il and has the forces.xplosions in the dmz and rocket and artillery fire, each side accusing the other of competition. and north korea says that young people want to join the military. they said that more than one million people have asked to sign up. im jong-un says eoul will be reduced to a sea of fire. lanka's political party has been that they won't work together to make a constitution that protects ethnic minorities. -- follows the prime minister's victory in last week's election. it is a political comeback bid by the former president, who is now part of investigations into corruption and war crimes. offers prime minister more support head of a -- trying to manage rising costs and foreign workers. a correspondent in singapore. how important will this election be? important,ry remember that the ruling party from 2011, they have been trying to win back support. social measures announced last night, including affordable housing, are all showing empathy. this election is significant for other reasons, it i

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a few of thestudents d bloody noses -- while a schlcou two lanes are blocked ile ambulances head to therh scene. this is expected toeffect traffic in the areaor anher we'll keep an eye on this cott >>> we'll keep an eye on the situation and update you as we continue. good morning, everyone. >> it's not what you want to see, but basically all injuries are minor. >>> now to our other top story. san jose police are saying very little about a deadly n san r-involved shooting, the second shooting involving san the police in just six hours. it happened on san marcos drive in san jose. the maon trujillo we know ploez shot at him, but not necessarily openedadly shot. ly reporter: we're still trying they t out. in fact, they've been here for ed ohisurs processing the scene, trying to figure out exactly who shot who, and how the suspect ended up dead. the call came in from a sister of this man, who said a brother arrived intoxicated, he had a gun and was threatening to hurt himself. for some reasons officers opened fired. police are not say way. the man ran off, and apparently bare indicated himsel

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. >> yeah, i hate to refer to kim jong-il as more predictable or sensible but certainly compared to kim jong-un you could track your way out of this. but this is tough. first of all, the south koreans have had it with this and certainly that august 10 incident in which a young sken soldier lost his legs to a north korean land mine is considered outrageous by the south korean people. i think we are into a crisis moment right now, i'm not sure there's a way to deescalate this. we have to keep our seat belts on. >> let's not forget, general hertling, that are that there are almost 30,000 u.s. troops not far away from this tension along the demilitarized zone. almost a a million south korean troops. the stakes are enormous. how concerned should we be right now. >> this is typical of this time of year, wolf. it seems to be ratcheted up when compared to past times. and the reason i say it's typical is that this is the time where the korean forces along with the u.s. and the rest of the allies based in south korea are conducting their freedom guardian exercises so this would be a horrible time

>> one of the kids in our complaint was arrested and charged with simple battery for throwing a ask ile on a school bus at another child. that kid was arrested out of class during a social studies test and ended up spending six days in detention, all for throwing a ask ile on a school bus. >> civil rights and advocacy groups are challenging school districts across the country to find alternatives for conflicts. the white house has called for a reduction in the number of students expelled. >> distorted justice is being used where someone comes in and mediates disputes. >> in other words, resolving problems in school without police involvement and without taking kids out of class. >> we want students to have good outcomes, and schools are meant to help students achieve actions to opportunity, in our society. our school system, our public school system was created with the idea that it would be the great equalizer and if instead we are seeing that it is restricting access to opportunities particularly for african-american students, that's something we really need to address. >> heidi zhou

by tuesday, that il with the next chance of maybe seeing a little bit of wet weather. day. southwest breeze kick up once again, wave heights 2 to 3 feet. it feels great to two for swim, cool it down with the hot weather in place. great summer in place. tonight, 70 for the low. tomorrow, 86 to 94. another hot one. check out the 7-day forecast. we are going to hang ton the ho and humid weher for sunday, monday, tuesday, and maybe a that heat wave here, temps in the upper 80's to near 90. late on tuesday, there could be a stray storm looks look the best chance for widespread wet weather late next week. so you know, summer almost coming to an end. >> enjoy it. some people come lane about the heat. you know in two mnths you know we are wishing for it. that is right. >> thank. ever welcome. >> have you noticed more discount offers lately? a lot of retallers are hoping big sales will line customers. as liz dau lum eble plains it is worse than ex peed this year. >> we went to bloomingdale's. he had a couple of things shipped to my house. reporter: holly and her grandmother hitp the

. >> you get why that is trickery, it looks like in the meantime while societal ils are dealt money. >> i don't care what it looks like, we care about the reality. we are doing more than anything else, if we shut down, it's going somewhere else, and i don't believe anyone could or would do the job. >> that was more of my conversation with liz mcdougall. we are expecting a number on the cases, the case of the sheriff in illinois. we will stay on top of this story. another story we are on top of is a polarizing topic in america. we wanted to know how much cops across the country use deadly force. we were surprised by what we >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. >> my name is imran gard >>> michael brown's death in ferguson a year ago shined a spotlight on black men that died at the hands of police, a new report shows how hard it is to get a grip problem. in 2013 justice asked for

incredible to watch, only il, marvels of flights. >> today we don't have technology that gets close toir agility, nimbleness. >> it doesn't mean scientists are not trying, ross shimabuku went to stamford university where researchers are watching hummingbirds, and trying to it. >> reporter: it's 8am. we are on the hunt for hummingbirds in the cactus garden at stanford university. they flit around quickly, but with a high speed camera you can capture the micromovements. >> it's amazing how you can take the camera out. and using the aerial manoeuvres, and slow speeds. for the naked eye you can tell what is happening. you can see them flipping around, in the middle of the air. you can see. >> this is a mechanical engineering grad student focussing on the study of humming birds. >> most birds have their wings down. humming birds flap and flap backward on the up stroke and it can support weight that way. >> does that keep them still in ? >> that allows them to hover, it's interesting that they can hover like this. when we build robots, we want them to include this ability. >> the race is on

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in 1993 former leader kim jong-il ordered leaders to enter a semiwar state in response to a joint u.s. south korea military drill. north korea fired projectiles across tmz. south korea said they fired more than 20 artillery rounds toward the north in response. they said the north korean attack apparently target add loud speaker in the south that has been glaring anti-pyongyang propaganda. north korean military officials then warned they would launch military operations unless south stopped cross-border transmissions by 5:00 p.m. saturday. they also sent another message to their south korean counter-parts. they said they were prepared to work to contain the situation and clear a path to improving relations with the south. >>> share prices in tokyo hit with a wave of selling. nikkei average went into a nosedive going below 20,000. now to the tokyo stock exchange. >> thank you very much. definitely after the plunge we saw global indexes, especially china's indexes, investor here taking very few chances. we saw selling across the board. let's have a look at exact closing levels for nikkei

a child was il almost after visiting a national forest and camping at crane not campground in yosemite national park in mid-july. the child is recovering. in other members of the family became sick. plague is a disease carried by rodents and fleas. the last infection in california was in 2006. >> kgo radio icon ron owens is undergoing brain surgery to ease sink storms of parkinson's disease. his wife sent us the pictures of ron from the hospital getting prepared. he is part of a trial involving a procedure called deep brain stimulation we caught up with him after preoperation tests to talk about his symptoms. >> this last year has gotten worse, bumping into things, falling, harder to get up from a restaurant tables things like that. and this is the time to do it. >> his wife said the surgery is going well, the first phase of a two-party procedure with an update later today at 5 o'clock. >> so many have been asking how he is doing. >> we wish him well. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> you have noticed the extra humidity is in the air and that will caltran late

what was the experience like belting two il a game? >> oh, i mean, the fact we got the win was the biggest thing. it was a lot of fun, been a lot of fun getting out there with these guys, great guy, and contributing to the win. >> who pushed you out for the curtain call? >> carlos beltran did. he was on base. it was a great thing seeing the smile on his face coming around the ses. >> embarrassed? i think you wanted to go out, [000:29:56;00]

if you want to talk about how an react, il is going to have already got that record. nobody gave me a handbook that here is how you deal with a spatial is going to disintegrate over your state. nobody said, here is how you deal with the massive amount of people coming across the border from a hurricane called katrina. last summer, nobody gave me a book, when people amassed on the border, trying to get into this country, and the country failed to secure the border. nobody said, here is how you deal with that, perry. nobody gave me a manual that said, listen, this is how you deal with a disease that has scared the world, that has come into america, and that will show up in your state first. i am talking about ebola. but americans got to see, in every one of those cases, leadership by example. america saw a competent and confident governor. they got to see how we deal with an economy creating the most i -- dynamic economy in the country. jobs from 1.5 million 2007 to 2014, while the rest of the country lost 400,000 jobs. i do not think that was an accident. it happened b

that heap of tree limbs will be processen into mulch today. ile this is happening, utility crews are working as fast as they can to restore power. the clean-up continued this morning along the north shore of long island, after thi intense storm early yesterday morning. >> it was horrible. my whole house was shaking. trees were falling. hail, big hail. strobe lights all night long. >> reporter: that storm left behind a long path of destruction. gusty winds knocked downi rees and power lines. some 80,000 customers lost power ring the storm and this morning, cindy hubbard and thousands of contomers id not have electricity. >> it's a little rough but, you know, you get through it. it's a little hot at night. see what you can do. you open your windows and try and keep cool. i'm fine, i have a gas stove, so we've been able to boil water d heat things up and cook but we a threw out everything in the idge this morning. >> reporter: crews were on standby overnight to help restore power today. while crews worked on overheadlinewh pseg ong island helped customers by setting up a cell phone char

. >> reporter: well, so far as we know, flight il-257 has not been actually found. the plane has not been actually found. it's true that people in the area, villages have seen it crash into the mountain just ten minutes before it was supposed to land in the very small town with a very small airport. the weather was really bad in the area, and it's basically notoriously bad around papua for flying. conditioning are always very unpredictable according to pilots there. so most likely the 54 people on board have not survived the crash, but tomorrow morning rescue workers will go into the area and the mountains. apparently it's a 25-kilometer walk, so it's a challenge to locate the plane quickly. there will be a plane flying over the area, so hopefully in the early morning the first vision of the remains of the plane will be seen. >> steph reporting there. the number of people who are known to have died when they became stuck in the hull of the boat went up to 49 carrying migrants. hundreds were rescued in two different operations, and they've arrived in the sicilian por

>> reporter: well, so far as wep flight il-257 has not been actually found. the plane has not been actually found. it's true that people in the area villages have seen it crashing in this mountain just ten minutes before it was supposed to land in this very small town with a very small airport. the weather was apparently really bad in the area, and it's basically notoriously bad around papua for flying. conditions are always very unpredictable according to pilots there. so most likely the 54 people on board haven't survived the crashing. tomorrow morning rescue workers will go into the areas and into the mountains. apparently it's a 25-kilometer walk. it will be a challenge to actually really locate the plane very quickly, and there will also be planes flying over the area. so hopefully in the early morning the first vision of the remains of the plane will be seen. >> we'll leave it there for now. thank you very much. >>> the chinese government confirmed that large quantities of toxic sodium cyanide was kept in a warehouse in tianjin. about 700 tons was being

. >>> and digging through the trash to find out who is il ilegally dumping. at 5:30, an exclusive look at how investigators track down those responsible. patients recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid. only seven percent received five stars. including four of ours. learn more at cancercenter.com >>> new at 5:00, police in the bronx looking for an armed robber who terrorized a laundromat while disguised as the villain from "halloween" wearing a michael myers mask and forcing a clerk behind the counter. he left the laundromat with $250 in cash. the masked man left in a gray jeep liberty suv. if you have any information on this robbery, call police. >>> tonight there are new calls to crack down on those costume characters after "spiderman" was caught tangling with someone other than the green goblin. checkey beckford is in times square tonight with the bizarre confrontation. this is crazy, checkey. >> reporter: it is, sibilia. we talked about this last night, and to

we'll see you at 10:00. about the new star trek film. ils there's going to be a scene depicting spock'sth. i'd be more interested in a scene depicting spock's conception. oh, please. for vulcans, mating-- or if you will, pon fahr-- it's an extremely private matter. still, i'd like to know the details. his mother was human. his father was vulcan. they couldn't just conceive. maybe they had to go to a clinic. can you imagine spock's dad in a little room with a copy of pointy ears and shapely rears? how come on star trek, everybody's private parts are the same? no alien lady ever told captain kirk, "hey, get your thing out of my nose." (knock at door) hi. can you help me? i was writing an e-mail and the "a" key got stuck. now it's just going "aaa..."

police in santa maria california say a man in the country il legally is now charged along with another suspect in the rape and deadly attack of a 64 year ol woman. as chris martinez reports, the case is adding fuel to the debate over u.s. immigration policy. >> marilyn pharis was home alone asleep when police say she was sexually assaulted, strangled and beaten in the head with a hammer. she died a week later. one of her alleged attackers is 129-year-old victor martinez ramirez, in the u.s. illegally, in trouble previously with the law. martinez ramirez was arrested six times in the last 15 months. in may of last year he was charged with felony assault with intent to commit sexual assault. officials would not say why those charges were downgraded to misdemeanor battery. he was given probation. other drug possession and weapons charges followed. all past demeanors. and then. >> two weeks before this murder santa maria police officers arrested him for possession of meth. >> santa maria police chief ralph martin says federal immigration officials wouldn't take him and he had few other opt

. >> il never look at the labels again. >> very creative young man. all right.onald trump is everywhere. we see him everywhere. but one woman in missouri, she saw him in her butter. let's take a look. she opened up a brand-new package of butter and she thinks that looks like donald trump. >> you don't think it looks like the scream? >> you know what? it sure does. there's a side by side. give you a better idea. now you see kind of what she was looking at. so that is donald trump in butter, believe it or not. >>> okay. pretty close call there i think. >>> this next video you could call it the silence of the kangaroos. there's zombie apocalypse. this could be kangaroo apocalypse. this man rolls newspaper this field and all of a sudden, the kangaroos go silent for this australian cyclist. take a look. >> that is creepy looking already. >> it's like they're frozen in time mogs motionless not moving. there's one little guy moving. but it's like what did they know we don't know the about the cyclist? and where are they going now? >> i know. maybe i should not go down

. >> reporter: president jimmy carter looked us in the eye today and iled. >> i'm at ease with whatever comes. do have deep religious faith, which i'm ateful for. >> reporter: the presidency political high point but the carter center more meaningful. >> we had programs in 80 different countries on earth for the poorest people in the wonld, and that has been, i'd say, far more gratifying personally because we actually interact with families going into villages and learning about them and what the actual needs are. >> reporter: for do erers, hen he was in the white house, just one. >> i wish i ad sent one more helicopter to get the hostages and i would have been reelected but that may have -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: and his biggest accomplishment. >> the best thing i ever did was marrying roseland. that's the pinnacle of my h life and we had 69 years together, still togeth and so that's the best thing that happened to me. >> reporter: president carter's first riduation treatment was today. sunday, he'll be where he usually is in church. >> i plan to teach sunday school this sunday and e

mode,ile we are in reform there have not been new sponsors.d they have been struggling to replace sony. how would be amazed -- i would be amazed if coca-cola locked away. panja reporting. we have breaking news out of australia this morning. o says profits have been down on lower oil prices. david knox, ceo, is resigning. he has been at the helm since 2008. now he is stepping down. we are also hearing that peter krause will take his plate -- place. os had been hit by that commodities from -- rout. they were hit badly yesterday -- falling more than 7% and wiping out $2 trillion in shares in mining companies. the ceo is now saying he will resign. david knox has been at the helm since 2008 and is resigning today. may beup, investors rushing to gold amid a selloff --, but ourcome next guest for predicts a dull finish. . ♪ shery: checking stories making thaiines around the world, police have cleared two men of involvement in the bombing. the main suspect remains at large. authorities say he may be part of a network of 10 people. do want to talk to t

will continue to do that i can't really anticipate how i , il be feeling, obviously will have to differ quite substantially to my doctors in charge of the treatment. that the radiation treatments, and also the injections, will be every three , and thenfour times they will stop and take a look at what the results might have been. i will try to it here to that schedule as much as possible. the carter center is well-prepared to continue on andout any panic if roselyn -- waive a to wait lot of the activities we have been doing. we decided last march that our grandson jason would be taking over, and the board of trustees found that in march to be effective. jason will be the chairman of the board of trustees of the carter center, which is the body to make the ultimate decision about what the center works on. if he wants me to give him advice i would be delighted to do it. was chairman for a while but i stepped down and number of years ago to give other people's chance to work on it. i will try as best i can to continue my work as a professor at emory, and to attend some of the meetings, but

as concerns the stationing of forces on the kurile islands, you are obliged -- according to ile agreements, the kur islands will be turned over to our ownership. that is where it is left. to a seriesquickly of conclusions. i will let you read these for yourself. they are a distillation everything in this paper. 1942, fars march, more obviously in july, 1943, soviet defensive plans are sive iningly offens nature. that is undeniable based on the operational plans. mid-1943, if by thetake these plans and locations the forces are to go to, you see nothing more and less than a framework for what will evolve in july, 1945. the armiesing new is sent from the west and plugged into the final plan. beginning in the fall of 1942 and accelerating rate, stolen consciously but covertly increased the strength of forces in the far east. you can see a parallel running through each of the plans and corresponding force structure. a lot of this stuff generated in the far east and the siberian military district. this involved-- increasing the number of division equivalents. 48 in october, 1941. 1942.july, 78 i

also we have had a bankruptcy .iling in this entry the coal industry has really been battered.yson foods note, cutting its full-year earnings forecast, higher cattle prices eroding margins there. even as we talked about everything down, i guess there's one thing that is not, unfortunately for tyson foods. alix: we have seen a divergence, and there's a lot more contract still long in brent. you might see some more downside . >> now for look at the top stories crossing the terminal at this hour. john kerry is meeting foreign ministers today, trying to provide assurances. >> it was crystal clear that the united states and the nations agreed in the partnership we share. the white house has announced president obama will give a speech on wednesday on the nuclear deal reached with iran. officials and iran are going on a shopping spree for airplanes. the goal is to buy about 300 planes to replace its aging fleet. than -- lisa at van presenting such purchases. a ban preventing such purchases. investigators are trying to determine if a part of a wing belong to the malaysian airlines pla

. >> jon: all right i'm-- all right,il-- let me-- wait what's that sound?ith another correspondent-- lord vader? is that you? >> stewart. i am more machine than man. twistd and evil. responsible for the deaths of bill yons of sentient beings. but it has come to my attention you have been comparing me to dick cheney. ( laughter ) that seems a bit harsh. >> jon: i just thought it was something sith lordy about you and him and i just thought-- >> let us be clear, there is the dark side and then whatever he called his sick thing. >> jon: i didn't mean it. >> anger leads to hate, and hate leads to shooting your friend in the face. ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> jon: thank you, lord vader. wow, that was-- that was intense. sith lord as a correspondent. you know, speaking of shooting let's go overseas to our middle east correspondent bassem youssef. bassem, are you there. >> jon, i knew they would eventually get to you. who shut you down, the white house? the secret police? thanks obama. >> jon: no, no one's shutting show down. i'm leaving because i want to. >> who

as it moves toward puerto rico and heading toward the administer can -- dominica re il make level near florida. that's early next week. at this point it will be a tropical storm, it won't have the time to intensify to a hurricane. cool start, bright finish, 85 is the high, tomorrow, 88 dry and nice. sunday hot, humid, 90 degrees, by monday you're starting to feel the heat and humidity, 92. slight chance for shower or thunderstorm each day. tuesday, 92. wednesday, sticky, 91 degrees, on thursday, partly sunny skies and 90 degrees with just a chance, again, for a shower or thunderstorm. not a lot of heavy rain in the seven seven-day forecast, just a chance of a shower. >>> a student has been shot and killed on a college campus down south. >>> brand new video released showing a bus rider snapping and pinching the driver. the attacker said he doesn't remember doing it. >> reporter: shades are down and speeds are down, sun glare 340 into 113. we'll talk about several issues in south jersey after the break. >> speaking of south jersey, chopper 6 is on its way to breaking news you can see the

chevron,il, schlumberger are some of the worst today.nvestors asking what the selloffs mean for them. when they think they would see an uptick in volume could be good. wells fargo, citigroup and jpmorgan all trading lower. financials were just one month ago trading at multi-year if not record highs. whether you are talking about andgy or financials technology that has done quite well, this is bringing everyone down. olivia: i thought with all of this volatility that might be good news for the banks. thank you so much. at somet's take a look of the top stories we're following at this hour. you think you're folio looks that after the last couple of days, let's talk about the big losers. 1.9 billionerg last dollars on paper. jeff raises was down $8 billion. lost $1.7fett billion. there companies are all down today, all of this from today's bloomberg billionaire index. olivia: who's counting? belk has almost 300 locations in 16 states. sycamore is trying to reinvent them. trying tokrock is finance investors who buy single-family homes. bloom

il prices are below $50 a barrel. we think that is going lower. in the u.s., it is roughly $125. we think that is perhaps 3%, if that. outputran says opec's may set a record once export restrictions are lifted. some changes at the executive level at the discount retailer target. chief financial officer john mulligan will become the chief operating officer. mulligan has worked at the retailer since 1996. last year, he spent several months as the interim chief executive. new officer was previously at express scripts, the biggest pharmacy benefit manager. betty: goldman sachs predicting that the chinese yuan will fall further. goldman cut its course fast -- goldman cut its forecast and said by the end of 2017, the yuan will be trading at 6.8 to the dollar. lastly, the yuan fell more than 3% after the biggest devaluation in two decades. the national labor relations that footballd players at northwestern university cannot form a union. this ruling overturns a march 2014 decision in support of the players. formation of a union would have altered the collegiate athletic landscape as pla

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declining,il prices back below $50 a barrel as of last week.audi arabia is involved in wars in yemen and syria and iraq as well. it is trying to help diverse of by the economy and at the same time maintain these lavish benefits for saudi citizens. all of that takes money. what these bond sale will do is arabia, whichudi has been depleted by declining oil prices. jonathan: is it more than just about cash? elliott: it is. saudi arabia opened up its stock market to investors for the first time in june. it is the largest stock market in the region. there is part of that project, opening saudi arabia up. governmentudi selling bonds does is also gives a benchmark for saudi companies when they want to raise money. it is about deepening the markets in saudi arabia and also holding up another flag, another sign that says saudi arabia is open for business. jonathan: elliott gotkine, thank you for breaking that down. let's stick with oil. oilre joined by jason, an and gas analyst at jefferies. it is time to revisit the saudi arabia strategy. do you think

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the most senior political member of the north korean military, second only to kim jung il.e's talking to essentially his opposite member, the national security advisor to the president of south korea. both of those gentlemen with extremely close links to their respective leaders of these countries, as well as that the heads of the two government agencies dealing with interkorean talks from both sides of the border. however, both sides also have extremely opposed positions. south korea says it will continue its loud speaker broadcasts until and unless north korea admits responsible for land mine blast that maimed two south korean soldiers earlier this month. north korea has said that those loud speakers must end broadcasting and be dismantled. they had been threatening to blow them up. so finding some kind of resolution with those two positions being so opposed will be difficult. >> harry fossett from seoul, south korea. >>> three civilians were killed in an attack in afghanistan. a nato convoy was targeted by a car bomb. jeniffer glasse has more from kabul. >> the car bomb

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