the end of kim il sung's regime the famine under kim jong il and the partial disintegration of both state and party that followed not only shook the country but also its traditional social hierarchy. this helped loosen the stringent marriage rules. today the my. most desirable professions for a husband are scientist diplomat the military and of course business professionals . for years women traffic police were highly sought after on the marriage market but they're seen less often now with the installation of traffic lights. young couples are expected to have children and their education will be put in the hands of the state at an early age. the country boasts a reported literacy rate of 100 percent a success that is attributed to the revolution. the most important school subjects are math physics music and singing korean and the lives of the great leaders. from kindergarten on children are subjected to a rigorous selection process the best students spend their holidays taking part in sports at the young pioneer camps. i must. have. fun. 7 c when we arrive at the stadium the competition i

consequently were left with the state laws designed to regulate and il. members of the committee, let me illustrate what this actually looks like. it looks like a 17-year-old high schoole student athlete choosig between two institution not because the educational value but rather which state has the fewest restrictions on the financial benefit they can gain from nil. if we the intercollegiate athleticss we value athletics this is not something we should allow to happen so freely. today's discussion is not for me too comment that they place in interstate commerce or the burness place on institution that conduct business out of the country but i illustratee the danger in the shadows for student athletes. in all of these conversations we must understand that the student athlete lives and the economy social media in the emerging technology platforms. a student athlete and il is inextricably tethered to technology. it makes it very complex. the social media landscape that oall athletes 11 is grossly undr regulated leaving many of the users without protection w

iles father posted his son's painting on facebook with unexpected results specht of buyers contacted him now mikheil paints $2.00 to $4.00 works a month. he's a darling of the media and art circus together with german national team goalkeeper money. he painted a picture that was auctioned off to benefit underprivileged children for 11000 years. when mikhail isn't painting he attends school like other kids his age. publish our school for fun and what to do. good art art a. harem of car gave up his job and now devotes his energy to managing his son. are very careful to make sure it doesn't get to be too much for me. if it does we put on the brakes immediately. and it certainly can be a lot they've come to a studio where mikhail's works are being turned into prints. for a limited edition the young artist is painting over 5 copies of his composition billie jean named after the michael jackson song. with exhibitions in paris amsterdam and new york already planned for the little artist it doesn't seem mikhail a car will be slowing down anytime soon. he seems to be enjoying himself and good

prevent the spread of covert 19 instead of a mass parade to mark the birth of the late leader kim jong il. paid tribute to his father with an unusually low key visit to a national muslim state media has announced that anyone who's visited china must now remain in quarantine for 30 days all flights and trains there have also been suspended north korea has closed its borders to foreign tourists to. the lobby to through the spray that we manufacture here can stop the coronavirus authorities say public buildings will be disinfected 1st and they say thousands of medical staff have been deployed to monitor the population for symptoms hundreds of additional bicycles have been provided to enable house to house checks in remote regions or i want to tell you about some of the other stories making news around the world. the 2nd storm in a week hit britain all over this weekend while storm dennis is battering the u.k. with hurricane force winds to rancho rain and flooding as severe weather could last until monday the storm has been blamed for at least 2 deaths and has to slow up to travel across the

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can prevent the spread of 19 instead of a mass parade to mark the birth of the late leader kim jong il kim jong un pride tribute to his father with an unusually low key visit to a national moratorium. state media has announced that anyone who has visited china must now remain in quarantine for 30 days all flights and trains have also been suspended north korea has also closed its borders to foreign tourists. the spirit that we manufacture here can stop the coronavirus authorities say public buildings will be disinfected 1st and they say thousands of medical staff have been deployed to monitor the population for symptoms. hundreds of additional bicycles have been provided to enable house to house checks in remote regions. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. a german court has ordered u.s. electric vehicle micah tesla to stop clearing forest land near berlin to build its 1st european factory the ruling comes after the state environmental office gave the green light to clear 9000 to him his 1st for the gigantic plant. a 2nd storm in a wake has hit britain this w

prevent the spread of covert 19 instead of a mass parade to mark the birth of the late leader kim jong il. paid tribute to his father with an unusually low key visit to a national more liam state media has announced that anyone who has visited china must now remain in quarantine for 30 days or flights and trains there have also been suspended north korea has closed its borders to foreign tourists to. all of you through the spray that we manufacture here can stop the coronavirus authorities say public buildings will be disinfected 1st and they say thousands of medical staff have been deployed to monitor the population for symptoms hundreds of additional bicycles have been provided to enable house to house checks in remote regions. where so now are some of the other stories making news around the world. a 2 week coronavirus quarantine has come to an end for more than 100 germans kept on a military base in the south of the country none of the patients have tested positive for the virus after they were evacuated from the chinese city of who on. more than 30 civilians have been killed in saudi

. >> and then in the il. and then to come equipped. not with west one - - restrooms. and then driving from the airport. and then from the back seat and then in san francisco. and then it began to make its way down the il. [laughter] welcome to presidential politics. [laughter] [applause] >> now we have some time to rustle questions. ask a question. >> formally with the treasury bureau back in the day you were the gatekeeper to get to decide who ran for president if you that they were a significant contender orht not. and since then you had that experience whatsoever. if any of those were taken seriously with a get enough coverage and in 1972 started to happen to the campaign of 1968 when the same thing had happened. and the one thing that really was a historical change of the candidacy. and to understand how big the field was. they had to use two tables to stack on top of each other. anduy this crazy guy and with public access to beaches but he is running for president. but muskie dominated so much but one thing i learned from 1972 the impact is almost zero. people ha

the case for example north korea and the famous bilateral meetings between donald trump and kim jong il the white house claims this was a great breakthrough but north korea's nuclear program continues and the human rights situation in north korea is still dreadful for iran since the u.s. withdrawal from the nuclear deal there have been tit for tat escalations culminating in trump's order to kill iranian top general qassim soleimani the u.s. maximum pressure come paint on tehran doesn't seem to be working and even though trump promised to end the wars in the middle east the u.s. military presence in the persian gulf now is larger than it was when he took office but in his state of the union address the u.s. president is expected to tell it his ability to keep america safe he will probably also praise he's a chief ments as negotiator pointing to the new trade agreement with canada and to mexico they face one u.s. china trade deal and his middle east peace plan a plan that critics deemed unrealistic and that on arrival. president some could be more successful if he worked closer together w

il >> i hate the en being taken away. the democrats have to change their law.w. >> smith: but ultimately, the policy backfired. >> set them free! set them free! >> smith: after protests nationwide, he reversed course. >> we're signing an executiv der. it's about keeping families together. h anybody withrt would feel very strongly about it. we don't like to see families separated. at the same time, we don't want people coming into our country illegally.is akes care of the problem thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> a migrant caravan heading from central arica to the u.s. border right now. >> it's a mass of about 1,000 people. >> smith: starting in october 2018, migrants joined together in a human caravan and headed tc the u.s.-mexborder. >> the largest caravan reportedly made up of more than 4,000 people... smith: later, president trump claimed the surge in migrants was a direct result of e.nceling of zero toleranc >> people are coming across the border in droves to get into the system, because they know that in the aggregate, together, they overwhelm

>>it was il the trip of expected christina kirby of alameda made the best of a bad situation. she and her mom are on the westerdam a holland america ship in the uth china sea. >>as the coronarus spread ports refused to let the ship dock rumors and s she believes made the ship a pariah on the westerdam we were never in quarantine we were. >>going about life ausual all in and thank goodns that the one case did turn out to be a false >>board she they danc learn to make towel creatures after being denied several times finally caodia, but the ship docked that everyone onboard got a health check and christinagot cleared to return home. but on the scene s followed her on the other passengers things like thei hair dressers you know is it safe for meto be cutting your hairight now are you contagious or. >>you know should we ncel our plans given that you've been on a cruise ship that she then tookome heat on lined with people postng it was dangrous and irresponsible for her to go out. >>christine, i wou like to see more compassion from the community someone ought me free babysitting doe

that has been a country that has been declining slightly and it liberalen a fairly il turn and perhaps the prime minister is now emboldened because of his reelection. this needs to be seen as part of a global problem of how both democracies and non-democracies accommodate minority views, minority religions, ethnic groups, and so forth. i mean, to us at freedom house, if you look around the world, this is one of the major problems. democracy is not just about winning an election. it's also about pluralism and respecting the rights of minority groups and making sure that they have a voice. if you look around the world, that is a big issue, and i think india is an interesting case study right now. sudan.back to a country, i have been following sudan for quite some time. it's amazing, a country where the leadership arguably commits genocide in darfur, hundreds of thousands of people displaced populared, and revolution with really not a lot of support from outside, it generated protests that upended the dictator, and now, the dictator could be on his way to the icc, so it's really vital, i

ile from mesa, arizona. caller: i have been watching all these debates. i have noticed is the democratic side has a lot of corruption involved in it with the bidens. with everything going on at this moment the only person that can clean up all of this mess seems to be donald trump. california, again, all the liberals in california. all the liberals in new york. they are looking at all the negative aspects but they are not seeing how he has actually cleaning up and trying to make this country much better forall. us. host: thank you for that call. the president is in mar-a-lago. he was getting some exercise playing golf. aul on the republican line in chicago. how much of this have you been following? caller: all of it. i enjoy watching those debates because not one of those democratic candidates what i vote for. they are all about getting jobs back out of the country, get back all the jobs to the chinese. the companies leaving. they went to get back on track as soon as possible. made 6.7 million jobs. 6.7 million. big deal. 6.7 million jobs this guy made. y

il mr. alexander, not guilty. mr. baldwin, guilty. >> mr. barrasso, not guilty. >> mr. bennett, guilty. >> missus blackburn, not guilty. >> mr. blumenthal, guilty. >> mr. blunt, not guilty. >> mr. booker, guilty. >> mr. brisbane, bozeman, not guilty. mr. braun, not guilty. mr. brown, guilty. >> mr. burke, berg, not guilty. >> ms. cantwell, guilty. mr. o-uppercase-letter, notot guilty. mr. cardin, guilty. >> mr. carper, guilty. >> mr. casey, guilty. >> mr. cassidy, not guilty. >> ms. collins, not guilty. he met mr. kunz, guilty. mr. cornyn, not guilty. >> ms. cortez masto, guilty. >> mr. cotton, not guilty. >> mr. kramer, not guilty. >> mr. crapo, not guilty. >> mr. cruz, not guilty. it's a mac mr. daines, north guilty printed. >> this duckworth, guilty. mr. durbin, guilty. >> mr. enzi, not guilty. mr. ernst, not guilty. missu feinstein, guilty. ms. fisher, not guilty. mr. gardiner, not guilty. missus gillibrand, guilty. mr. graham, not guilty. mr. grassley, not guilty. ms. harris, guilty. ms. hassan, guilty. mr. holy, not guilty. mr. heimlich, guilty. mr. ono, guilty. m

ile there is an uneasy calm across the city, the fear of more violence hangs in the air. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi. laura: in other news, investigators in milwaukee have been searching for a motive behind the fatal masting of five employees at a brewery by a coworker. olthe 51-year- man, who is believed to have acted alone, later took his own life. police officers visited a ranch house the molson coors worker. after months of complex negotiations in qatar, the u.s. and the taliban have reached an understanding to reduce of violence aoss afghanistan and sign a peace agreement on february 29. the taliban's website is the possib agreement has brought the group closer to victory, adding that the agreement with the u.s. will ensure withdrawal of foreign troops from afghanistan. a swiss village of 800 may have to evacuate for over a decade war ii arms dump. clear officials believe eparing the village for evacuation will take at least 10 years as w iopublic consultatis underway to see how best to proceed. evacuation is unlikely to begin until 2031. china could deploy

il of the bushfires burni australian state of new south wales are nowontained for the rst time this fire season, according to the rural fire service. the flames had been raging since september, burning more than a million hectaresf land and destroying many homes. heavy rain has fallen in the state last week which has put out many brush fires. former white house pecommunications director takes is returning to-- hope hicks is returning to 1600 pennsyania avenue. she is expected to serve as counselor to the president and report to jared kushr. the 31-year-old left the administration two years ago to to work for t fox corporation, which owns mr. trump's favorite tv network, fox news. mong on, closing statements began today in the trial of disgced hollywood producer harvey weinstein. it is the first criminal trial against the mogul scores of women accused him of sexual assault, leading to his downfall and the rise of the me too movement. weinstein could face life in prison if convicted of rate and predatory sexual assault, allegations he has denied. harvey weinstein limped into court as his r

firefighters say one man who was inside was seen running away from the ile won fire. he was eventually sent to the hospital and being treated tonight. neighbors on north 18th street called police when they heard a loud boom. >> we were at home eating dinner. heard a very large explosion. honestly thought maybe it was a vehicle hitting a house the way it rocked the house. we looked out the window and saw the flames in the backyard. >> the fire was put out in about 20 minutes. it's still too early to tell the cause, but they're investigating whether squatters were occupying the home. >>> right now another flight carrying americans americans evacuated from the coronavirus outbreak area in china is headed to travis air force base. it's expected to land overnight to refuel and then continue on to nebraska. over 100 are already on the base being monitored for 2 weeks. while health officials say the risk in the bay area is low, we're hearing more stories of coronavirus discrimination, including a woman allegedly shunned by a lyft driver at sfo. joe vazquez spoke to some loca

il dalla will help the heat in the playoffs. they're playing against the warriors monday at chase.nd the 49ers gathered today, cleaning out their lockers, still disappointed and in disbelief they couldn't hold a ten-point lead. >> you know, you watch a movie and it's like watching the "titanic," you hope the sink just don't ship and for some reason the ship keeps sinking over and over. you know, i go back and watch the game, you just hope you could have came out victorious, but we didn't. >> i keep telling myself, you have to remember that feeling, remember that moment. and let it fuel you, come back stronger and ready for next year. >> contrast those emotions with the scene in kansas city today. the chiefs' parade, and nobody cared it was freezing cold. mvp patrick mahomes the one-handed catch, chugs the whole beer and then spikes it. he's like a king. all hail othroughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to

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>>and every time they il, but texas republican senator ted cruz says these bills are important we shod not be committing procedures. >>that result in pain and agony and suffering republicans say they'll keep bringing these bills to the floor until they pass and become law. >>in washington, i'm anna warr, a key. >>a south bay congressman ro khanna wants to add a 3rd gender option to us passports the bill would allow us citizens to place an x in the gender field of thir passport instead of selecting male or female, since the passport regulated by the federal government the gender identity listed does not legally have to match that listed on a driver's license which is regulated by individual states. congressman kn a says that there are 25 co sponsors this bill and he hopes to have a voted on soon. we're hoping to get is through committee in another month or we're hoping to have a vote on it to within 6 months in candor. the concern is the senatei mean as you good bills go to die in the senate to that's why we haven't had any progress of gun violence but we haven't made any progress of cl

ils on that studyoming tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal in the white house. we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big rerms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending corporate money in politics. as president, i'll declare clime change an emergency on day 1. and, use those powers to finally address the climate crisis. and, i've spent 30 years building a successful international business. so, i can take on donald trump on the economy - and beat him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message - because there is nothing more powerful an the unified voice of the american people. economicly powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turni

. >>> new video slows the moment an airliner skidded off the runway in istanbul i istanbul il as you can see, the boeing 7 three split in half on impact. emergency crews worked through the night to rescue the 183 passengers and six crew members on board. the airport closed and flights were diverted after the incident. the cause of the crash is not clear but turkish that's the say heavy tail winds and rain play caused the pegasus airline plane to lose control, skidding over 200 photo before falling off the end of the runway. >>> okay. uber tops consumer news. >> there are self driving cars soon to be back on the roads in the bay area. they said they've been issued a permit allowing to it resume testing autonomous vehicles on public roads in california. it comes nearly two years after uber scaled back its testing program. following a fatal crash inary air that kid a pedestrian. uber issue ad state saying san francisco is a great city to test self-driving technology but didn't say when that might happen. >>> the internal revenue service launch ad new website to help he had date public a

il dalla will help the heat in the playoffs. they're playing against the warriors monday at chase.rs gathered today, cleaning out their lockers, still disappointed and in disbelief they couldn't hold a ten-point lead. >> you know, you watch a movie and it's like watching the "titanic," you hope the sink just don't ship and for some reason the ship keeps sinking over and over. you know, i go back and watch the game, you just hope you could have came out victorious, but we didn't. >> i keep telling myself, you have to remember that feeling, remember that moment. and let it fuel you, come back stronger and ready for next year. >> contrast those emotions with the scene in kansas city today. the chiefs' parade, and nobody cared it was freezing cold. mvp patrick mahomes the one-handed catch, chugs the whole beer and then spikes it. he's like a king. all hail we saw the earthquake grace in bold was offering a grant program. i signed up and i was actually selected it leaves the house in tack. you now know that in the next earthquake your house will be standing and we also got a discount on

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download "il in the blanks" for free on apple and stitcher. you'll be glad you did. thanks so much. we'll see you next time. [applause] finally free. >>after weeks in quarantine nearly 200 americans are cleared to go home to their families what it was lik living at travis aiforce base. and what's next for those evacuees. >>thanks for joining us. everybody, i'm vicki liviakis and i'm j r stone in for grant los this just and tonight a patient confirmed to have the novel coronavirus is being treated in napa county and a second patient with symptom is under investigation. the queen of the valley medical center we know both patients are not residents of napa county. and both were flown to travis air force base from japan where ey were under quarantine on the amond princess cruise ship the 2 are among 7 who were sent to bay area hospitals upon arrival. >>the other 5 are in solano county hospitals t we do not know their conditions. and tonight a total of 180 american evacuees and then medically cleared after their 14 day quarantine at travis air force base. the group of evacuees came from

. >>15 years ago this march, 17 year-old edgar artinez was shot to death ile asleep in his antioch apartment struck in the chest dying on scene 39 year-old candace carter was wanted in connection with the deadly shooing and on thursday she was arrested in pittsburgh for the murder st wa't she's like. she did the part against this woman says she used to cross paths with carter ba in 2005 she says both were part of similar drug circles nd describes carter this way not the best. and as scary. really mess up there in this case police say the ctim martinez had nothing to do with why shots were fired captain trevor snakes the us was a part of the investigations team when he says carter got into an argument with a group of suspected g members that deadly night ne the apartments pond th300 block of wet 20th street. she left them later turd with 2 other men when shots were fired into martinez's aparent. captain schmidt ys says he was an nocent byander from a argument to physical ouldn't be taking place. >>ndall police alsstressed that this case is not ovethe invtition is still ongoing and more arrest

alwaysof thinhat white, working-class lunch-bucket guy, but the average working-classfe person now ile. the average person. >> but is regional, and depends on what part of the country you're in. >> and african-american and latino these are the forgotten people. and you know what? if some white people -- >> it's not just forgotten people.ca i mean, soutlina -- people go to south carolina, where the african-americanti popu gets a say early in the electoral process. right? we're gonna agree to disagree on the electoral college. >> yeah, yeah. >> i want to turn to yourki filmmang. i'd like to ask u about your documentary work, which includes 11 feature-length documentary films... >> all in color. >> ...one for which you won anar academy -- "bowling for columbine." >> yes. >> and i'd like to read you a quote about something you said after your breakout 1989 "roger & me." >> okay. you said"no documentary is in linear, chronological order. if you are looking for tt, watch c-span." >> right.ha >>liberties do you take when you're making a documentare aning a story? what is the difference betwee

la gente, c‘e il panico? are people panicked? translatoion: yes, people are panicking.r. others are worried and cannot sleep. in nearby milan, the cathedral that's withstood 500 years is closed. schools and universities are shut off and in supermarkets, panic is spreading quicker than the virus and it too is hard to stem. mark lowen, bbc news, northern italy. fear has driven thousands in daegu into a panic—buying frenzy. they queued for hours, even sprinting to the back of the line in the hope of getting a face mask. but some had to leave empty—handed. translation: this is the first time we've been out of the house in three days, and we couldn't buy more masks. elsewhere, it is eerily quiet — only a few stallholders have decided to open. translation: i've been working in this market for a0 years but i've never seen anything like this. most residents have decided to stay indoors as officials raced to find those who've been infected. there are no travel restrictions in place for now as you drive through the worst affected areas, the local government sends alerts, detailin

california who are flown in fr launch idol wednesday, 3 of the many who ve been quarantined all the ile her husband samuel is in wisconsin where hey live waiting anxiously to see his family there is a lot of. >>apprehension and anxiety around. can they get on th airplane and once we were confirmed to be able get on the rplane. how are we going to get to the airport >>we've crossed all of hose challenges samuel receed these pictures from his wife showing the group at travis air force basewhere theywill be corn team for the next 14 food. iapers here's baby >>baby wipes and all these thingswere supplied in a hotel that's on the air force base samuels saysas we get releaseto his family's >>he will travel to california to be with that. >>it's not that i want my family to bethere for 2 weeks but i want tofully comply with whatever precaions are necessary toensure that my family as well but also that we're not bringing the disease into the community and ju let them make sure that >>will be reunited soon enough j r stone kron 4 news. >>the 5 from heal care and cod hurt silicon valley rus compan

la gente, c‘e il panico? are people panicked? translatoion: yes, people are panicking.s it will blow over. others are worried and can't sleep. in nearby milan, the cathedral that's withstood 500 years is closed. schools and universities are shut off and in supermarkets, panic is spreading quicker than the virus and it too is hard to stem. mark lowen, bbc news, northern italy. fear has driven thousands in daegu into a panic—buying frenzy. they queued for hours, even sprinting to the back of the line in the hope of getting a face mask. but some had to leave empty—handed. translation: this is the first time we've been out of the house in three days and we couldn't buy more masks. elsewhere, it's eerily quiet. only a few stallholders had decided to open. translation: i've been working in this market for 40 years but i've never seen anything like this. most residents have decided to stay indoors as officials race to find those who've been infected. there are no travel restrictions in place for now as you drive through the worst affected areas, the local government sends aler

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. >> if my wif wife is watching il be playing for her to have time. >> the 49ers cheerleaders are herest jesse watters versus doug flutie. >> the object is the round part. the part that is lit up. show me how it is done. ♪ . jesse: tomorrow is the big story in miami that what is going on in washington to find out what football fans know about impeachment and while i was there doug made me sweat a little bit. watch. ♪ ♪ what's going on with his impeachment deal? they are trying to impeach the president. >> i cannot speak on that. you know. >> your honor i object. >> what's happening with the impeachment? >> it's ridiculous. >> it's a waste of our tax dollars and time. >> no. no way it's all opinions versus facts. >> they have no grounds for impeachment. no case. ♪ jesse: what about adam schiff? >> pencil neck adam schiff. >> what about pencil neck on the football field. >> out of bounds. [laughter] jesse: out of bounds right now. >> what about little jerry nadler? >> not great. jesse: is chuck schumer doing a good job? >> he's doing one hell of a job destroying the other party. [laughte

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flip il it over, there's no overlap in the constituents.an rip up the speech and he can refuse to shake her hand. you would think these two powerful people think we need a relationship. they don't. >> so much is theatrics. at the same time, they want to show the fact they're holding the ground. the hand shake where nancy pelosi reached her hand out and the president whipped around, minutes later the speaker's twitter page had that picture up with a caption saying, i will never stop reaching out across the aisle for the american people. they're trying to use that similar to an episode that happened in the white house several months ago she was standing up and the president sitting down and she had her hand out. she wants to show either she is empowered or trying to reach across the aisle and reach across the aisle. it plays to constituents. >> wild tv theater. >>> next, joe biden says iowa gave him a punch in the gut. and an aggressive response. ♪ applebee's new irresist-a-bowls now starting at $7.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborho