narrator: like jeong, yong hee says she suffered at the hands of the north korean regime. her brother was caught trying to defect and she was punished. she says she was locked up and tortured by security agents. narrator: she says the officers tied her brother's hands to the back of a truck and dragged him along a dirt road as an example to others. narrator: yong hee escaped with her husband and son, leaving her brother and mother behind. (train whistle blowing) (explosion) sharp new warning of all-out war. for the first time, the mysterious and secretive nation... there is nothing imminent, but these threatening statements have everyone on edge. are we on the brink of a nuclear war? narrator: last spring, north korea became the first country since the cold war to threaten the united states mainland with a nuclear attack. when watching this i thought, wow, even from north korean standards, this is really over the top. they always do this cycle of provocation. it's just the intensity of the recent provocation was even greater. i don't think anybody really believed the north

ken jeong!> good to see you. >> stephen: lovely to meet you. as i said briefly backstage, i'm a big fan. >> likewise. >> stephen: i did not know this about you, is that you're a carolina boy. >> yes. >> stephen: you're from-- i'm from south carolina, you're from north carolina. >> yes. >> stephen: where is your accent? ( laughs ) >> i think they were lost with my immigrant korean parents in north carolina. so, i think because they didn't have an accent and didn't say y'all, i think that's probably why. >> stephen: my parents are from larchmont, and i say y'all. >> you say y'all. >> stephen: did you ever have any kind of accent, even like when you get angry or something like that? >> it would be really funny if i had the thickest korean accent and then got really mad. never happened. >> stephen: you attended duke. >> yup, went to duke. >> stephen: attended duke, and then u.n.c. for med school. >> yes. >> stephen: because you're a medical doctor. >> yes. >> stephen: which a lot of people didn't kn

we all have it, but jeong. no one talks about that, and it's equally strong. >> anthony: okay. don't think you believe me about this jeong thing. >> anthony: no i believe you. like, i like the whole idea of han. i totally get that as an engine. i like that, i like that dark side. the fact that this word exists is sort of awesome because a negative emotion had been converted into a number of very, very, very positive developments. >> nari: absolutely. and koreans are, you know, this amazing group of people that don't curse and eat amazing food and we like to drink and have fun. >> anthony: oh, stop sucking up. so, to the han. >> nari: we need to make a serious dent in this. >> anthony: dong jib. >> nari: you can't say that -- we're unique and we're amazing. >> anthony: that describes me. i'm not drinking this. >> nari: no, you don't have to drink it. [ laughter ] >> anthony: my relentlessly cheerful friend and colleague, nari. she loves korea and all things korean. and wants nothing more than to make everybody love it as much as she does. that's why she brought me here, to the g

jeong won hyeong, nhk world. >>> malaysia and north korea have finally struck a deal on the divisive issue of what to do with the body of kim jong-nam, the assassinated half brother of the north korean leader. the body has been sent to pyongyang and the malaysians held there have been allowed to return home. the nine malaysians arrived in kuala lumpur early friday morning. the two countries had prevented each other's citizens from leaving until they announced the swap agreement on thursday, bringing an end to a diplomatic row that lasted nearly seven weeks. >> when the government enforced the travel ban which prevented from leaving, we were very concerned, especially since we had committed no wrong. >> now that the autopsy process has been completed and the body has been returned to the democratic people's republic of korea, as per the family's request. >> two north koreans linked to the killing were allowed to fly back to pyongyang via beijing. they are a senior diplomat of the country's embassy and an employee of the state-owned airline. a cargo item apparently containing the body

states have to be in how it deals withjeong does the united states have to be in how it deals with jeongw it deals withjeong jang? —— pyongyang? it is not only in north korea and the usa that have the problems. it is asia. the usa, china, japan. it is the world's problem. the usa are looking carefully at the nuclear test. some reaction coming in the following the result of the referendum in turkey, the opposition is disputing it, it says there were irregularities with the vote. the secretary general of the council of europe, and turkey is a member of that, has been speaking about the outcome. the turkish electorate, he says, has voted on the amendments. in view of the close result, the leadership should consider the next steps carefully. it is most important to sit queue at the independence of the judiciary, in line with the principle of the rule of law. the council of europe, of which turkey is a full member, stands ready to support the country in this process. some concern and almost a warning being expressed their by the secretary—general from their by the secretary—general from the c

>> dana: according to the senator, president trump and king jeong own are just as big and dangerous to. joining us from st. louis to analyze, the former chairman of the missouri republican party and with us in new york, professor of political science at iona college. let me argue, do you think that was funny? >> yeah. i think it is comical in the sense that it's united states enter that wants to run for president that think she is very important. that she is doing something so awed. it is funny in the sense it is sad. elizabeth warren is taking things to the bottom pretty quickly. as long as she and the democrats are doing things like that and yelling "the russians," the american people are not distracted. the morning she did that, trump was in wisconsin saying "buy american, higher american." that is the contrast. >> dana: that is a good points. she is basically out there, she is a new book out, she is making the rounds and on the television shows. do you think that comments like this hurt her or is she just trying to gin up support within the base? >> in this environment, those kind

and people are saying, that's jeong and senators. those are your enemies, not donald trump. host: joe, what's wrong with this deal? in your opinion. caller: obama should have never did this deal to begin with. look at all the money he gave that country. look at all the money that he gave to that country. that's power to that country. they should have kept the sanctions the way it were and leave it alone just like that. host: again the secretary of state made the case for the review of the iran nuclear deal yesterday. here's part of the defense from the secretary of state. >> iran is the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism and is responsible for intensifying multiple conflicts and undermining u.s. interest. in countries such as syria, yemen, iraq, and lebanon, and continuing to support attacks against israel. an unchecked iran has the potential to travel the same path as north korea. and take the world along with it. the united states is keen to avoid a second piece of evidence that strategic patience is a failed approach. the comprehensive iran policy requires that we

. >> can i leave as jeong write down the seven day for you? >> notes here. >> all 70s, even though 90-degree day in there. speaking every sunday we'll have nice sunrise. check it out. getting ready, 15, 20 minute, looking live from big bowel err lake there, you can see, beautiful shot there. nice color showing up, with the mostly clear skies. and that's going to be the trend throughout the day today. early ape that sun is strong, winds will be light, switching out of the southwest, so we will warm things up well into looks like the low 60s, in the poconos, to about 70 degrees around philadelphia. as we finish off the weekend. we continue with this warming trends. yesterday, right near average at 60 degrees today, good 10 degrees above after that, and then headed into tuesday, especially it, will feel like early june, as we make a run at 80 degrees. like i said norths big storms to talk about, which is good news, need a break from the recent rain we had over the past month, moving into dry stretch. maybe one chance for shower, i'll time it out

. >> well, actor matthew perry has declined canadian prime minister jeong continue trudeau's to a fightseriously the sweetest and kind of cutest thing i've heard all day. actor perry said he beat up trudeau years wag they were in grade school. they went to grade school together. made the revelation on late night tv show suggesting the grade school class was motivated by athletic jelousy. trudeau spokesman confirms it was just an april fools joke. no fighting. >> well you probably used at least one of them in conversation. coming up the new words just added to dictionary. com. >> interesting. and today is national hug a news person day. so, we sent our meisha johnson to get some hugs. oh, please. you don't want to miss it. >> that's a holiday every day for her. >> i'm pat gallen here at holy ghost prep, where student are literally giving others a hand. they're using 3d print tears build these hand models. for those in need. you got to see this story coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the thing about listening to one adele song, them you want to go listen to the whole albumn. just can't pick one. >>

>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our guest host today, ken jeong. >> oh. morning shuffle. a little different. thank you, guys. west side. west side. i don't know why i'm doing that. west side. >> is that california? or the west side of l.a.? >> west side of the valley in a gated community where i live. keep it suburban. keep it real. >> that was suburban dancing. but i approve. >> like the asian electric slide. >> that could be a thing. >> i'm going to start a trend. >> youtube is throbbing right now. >> throbbing with boredom. >> was there dance moves when north carolina won? >> my dancing was like -- that was my dancing. yes. i went to med school at carolina. >> you went to duke. >> went to duke undergrad. congratulations for unc winning their sixth national championship. as a fan, as a human being, i'm happy for them. as a duke fan. it wasn't duke. we only have five. >> exactly. >> we're poor. we only have five championships. congratulations. sorry for gonzaga. it was a great game. >> they had gonzaga going all the way. >> did you? >> for my bracket pur

i was so upset that i missed michelle rodriguez and ken jeong.ver moon walk. he was floating across the floor. >> he updated the moon walk. we did this because on stephen colbert he had a grand entrance. >> that's cool. >>> new video of young master calvin. >> i have to video all of the milestones. not all of them are huge. this one to me, as a first-time mom was huge. >> i haven't seen it. >> he's doing a lot of tummy time. just chilling on his elbows. and i have an owl toy. he was following it left and right. and sometimes he goes out. there you go. he looks up now. that was huge because -- >> the milestone of just turning his head. normally, he's face planted on the ground. and the neck and the back strength, right? >> this is a big deal for us. >> almost planking. almost planking. >> that's next. >> get that here. >> and watch him plank. >> he's impressive. >> instagram has changed things. we leave and we almost stay in touch, watching what you're doing in the evening. my new thing -- >> we're connected all the time. >> that is true. people i

i have actor and comedian and doctor ken jeong as my co-host, and i'm delighted.

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