i doubt that people genuinely have the kind of feeling towards kim jong un as they did for kim jong il. >> (translated): we would say, how can this boy who's still wet behind the ears be in power? but the north korean government spread these rumors that although he was young, he was very wise. that's what the government kept saying. >> narrator: jiro's undercover footage shows people all over the country being forced to prove their dedication to the new leader, but some resenting having to do it. these soldiers were ordered to build a railroad from kim jong un's birthplace to pyongyang to mark him coming to power. >> narrator: the undercover footage even shows a local official criticizing kim jong un's succession. >> narrator: to compensate for his lack of experience, the regime made parallels with his grandfather kim il sung, who is still widely worshipped and is officially eternal president of north korea. >> there are all kinds of rumors that kim jong un even had cosmetic surgery to look like his grandfather. but certainly his style seems to be more like kim il sung as well. >> tryi

(cheers and applause) nation, i'm no fan of korean dictator and evil potato kim jong un.'ve told you before about this man's sick affection for things like industrial lubricant and mushrooms. for those without high def tvs, kim's the one in the middle. (laughter) but now, the "un"-thinkable has "kim "-- happened. >> north korea's leader hasn't been seen in public for three weeks. state tv reports kim jong un is suffering from discomfort. >> some are speculating the 31-year-old is suffering from some sort of health problem according to his weight gain as well as a recent limp. >> the brilliant comrade, as he is known, has gout, which is caused by too much booze and rich food. >> stephen: which has the people of north korea in a state of utter confusion because their language has no word for "too much food." (laughter) and kim-watchers like me know what food he's too-muching of. >> north korean leader is putting his health at serious risk due to dangerously high consumption of cheese. >> the 31-year-old has packed on a lot of weight in a short period of time due to the larg

where is kim jong-un? he hasn't been seen for weeks now. >> what the north korea media is saying. >> reporter: he came to power at 28 years old. full of vigor and optimism. now, look at him three years later. the presenter seems to be crying her eyes out as she delivers the news. leader kim jong-un has a health problem. she calls him the marshal, who keeps lighting the path for the people, suffering from what she would describe as discomfort. kim hasn't been seen in public for three weeks. and has missed an important parliament session called the supreme people's assembly. >> that's a big deal. >> reporter: cnn counted how often north korean staid media had him at events in the last months. 24 events in july. 16 in august. 1 in september. observers point to a limp, and say he could have gout. then, there's his weight gain. >> this is the way he looked in 2011 when he came to power. this is the way he looks today. obviously, he gained some weight. there is a history of obesity and diabetes in the family. >>

kim jong-un's low profile has fueled worldwide speculation.er if he has gout that might explain his recent limp. or an unhealthy obsession with imported cheeses from switzerland and there's the possibility that his low profile signals political problems within the regime. here to provide some insight is professor victor chize at georgetown university and author of "the impossible state." thanks for joining us. were you surprised that state media in north korea, which is obviously notorious for painting a rosy picture of anything going on with this leadership, they went so far as to acknowledge some type of health problem, discomfort? >> yes, jake, that is quite unusual. i think they had to do it in tandem with this supreme people's assembly, which is the major political gathering of the party and elite in the country. and so for him not to be present, it had to be explained somehow. so they provided this explanation of some sort of physical discomfort. >> this isn't, of course, the first time a north korean leader has fallen off the radar. his

kim jong un is not usually a man who shuns publicity. he travels the land he rules with cameras nearby. last year, his uncle and political mentor was executed. kim jong un is a man to be feared, whether his absence means his end is nearer is unclear. steven evans, bbc news, seoul. >>> arguably golf's greatest, most hotly contested tournament, the ryder cup is under way in gleneagles in scotland. the europeans are favorites to retain the trophy. they've beaten the americans seven times out of the last nine, so how's it been going this morning? well, we can turn to someone who knows. what is the very latest? >> reporter: it is 1-1 at the moment. the europeans took the first point of the morning, but the americans in the last couple of minutes have levelled. after the four matches, it is tied at 1-1. justin rose and henrik stenson took the first point in their match. they went 5-4 up against bubba watson and webb simpson. huge roars around this gleneagles course for the european team to do that, but the pair that have impressed really this

kim yo-jong, then senior officials of the military and korean workers party. the announcer read out the sister's name before mentioning the party's first vice director. experts say this is the first time she has been given priority over the key party figure. yo-jong has reportedly been accompanying her brother on inspection tours since state-run media first introduced her by name in march. >>> two senior chinese diplomats have expressed hope for better relations with japan. china's ambassador to japan cheng yonghua spoke on thursday at a ceremony to mark the 35th anniversary of tokyo and beijing becoming friendship cities. >> translator: i hope beijing and tokyo will promote science and technical cooperation, human and cultural cooperation, and expand bilateral exchanges. i would like people on both sides to enhance happiness through those activities. >> the event was hosted by the tokyo-based japan/china friendship association and other groups. chung said relations are at a low point due to serious mutual distrust over issues of history and territory. he pled

kim jong un is not a man who shuns publicity. he usually travels the land he rules with cameras nearby. he is a man to be feared. last year, his uncle and political mentor was executed. the official statement from north korea about his illness says he continues as later. but this must raise questions about the seriousness of the illness and his ability to continue. bbc news, seoul. college football in america is a multibillion dollar sport. the top 10 largest sport venues in the u.s. are all university football stadiums. not nfl. with the professional league hit by abuse scandals and the behavior of its athletes under the scrutiny, some are wondering if college and even high school football might be partly to blame. we have this report from waco in texas. on thisootballers training field might be the most valuable assets of the university or town. since the baylor bears started doing well five years ago, the number of people applying to study at baylor skyrocketed. it has brought profile, attention, and huge amounts of cash. team

kim jong-un's father, kim jong-il, was a smoker, drinker, womanizer. >> kim jong-un combines all thatture, cokes and french fries. >> reporter: a u.s. intelligence official says there's no indications that kim jong-un is seriously ill or he's keeping a low profile because of challengers. but just being a north korean leader is stressful. >> here he kills his own uncle and members of his family, pre-emptively because of fear about the stability of his system. so you can imagine the stress on his psyche and on his body. >> reporter: part of that pressure, analysts say everything in north korea, all of it hangs on the kim dynasty. >> it's so difficult to really understand what's going on. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much. >>> just ahead, is the nfl telling all about the ray rice domestic abuse scandal? we'll sort through the new and conflicting accounts when the league got ahold of the infamous elevator video. and nba star lebron james talks to rachel nichols about the way young african-american men are viewed. but first, we have a look at this. >> wen seth rogan's mother-in-law was d

i guess kim jong-un. he might because he likes dennis rodman, but generally jeans because it's symbol of america. but it was a very sort of conservative environment. also was a locked compound. none of us were allowed out. >> host: you never got to see the countryside. >> guest: we were taken on organized group outingsment the teachers only. students never left. and they were always at a certain time in -- and all of news one bus with a minder and you go out in a group and come back as a group. so that's the way you see the rest of the country. i think the way that -- this is a story, this book is, a narrative story of what happens in some sense in a prison. the whole country is a prison. this locked compound i was living in was a prison. and i think that this -- and in a daily life that we were living -- i lad to east all my meals with them. i played basketball with them. i talked to them about girls which they never -- at first it was all great leader, great leader, but then various -- i do think that i

where is -- kim jong-un. been out of sight for a couple weeks. >> he didn't show up for a meeting on thursday. fueling speculation about his health. >> phenfinally, an official acknowledgment on korean state tv. kim jong-un is having discomfort. the announcement came on thursday. the dae kim skipped a session of north korea's legislature, the supreme people's assembly. his absence fueled widespread speculation. from health problems to a power struggle. north korean observers speculate kim's weight and family history of gout could be to blame. others think it could be a sports injury. he's northern to love horseback riding. and is keen on watching basketball. he celebrated his 31st birthday in january, watching basketball star dennis rodman play a game in pyongyang. ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: rodman's birthday serenade came after kim shocked the world with the execution of his once-powerful uncle. convicted by military tribunal, for plotting to overthrow the state. some north korea watchers took it a

primarily because he kept running into all the people trying to swim away from kim jong-un.'s go to len and see how i'm doing so far. len? >> yeah. i liked it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i wasn't overly struck. it was good, but not great. i'll give it a seven. >> jimmy: okay. all right. [ applause ] but i do want to say, swimming across a river to meet somebody, i know it's kim jong-un, but just might be the most romantic thing i've heard in my life. but still, the best way for an american to meet kim jong-un is to become a cross dressing basketball player with a drinking problem. [ laughter ] len? >> that's -- that's an eight again. >> jimmy: oh, an eight. [ applause ] i feel like -- i feel like kristy yamaguchi all of a sudden. all right, time to play a game. hand these in here. now, these two objects, see if you can guess what they are. take a good look. not a tie. not a tie. not a jock strap. you're close. these are bathing suits. this is a woman's bathing suit and this is a man's bathing suit. it's called a sc-string. a c-shaped g-string. here's what they look like in action. y

>> he you know, it's easy for kim jong-un to go to putin and say if you don't give me aid or do thisr that, i'll get it from the americans. so we might be used as a foil in some very complex negotiations. so that would be standard operating procedure. north korea has done this for more than three deck raids. >> yeah. >> they have been doing this all of the time of trying to play one capital off the other. >> so if we have seen this movie before, gordon chang, how does this version end? >> i think this version ends we do a lot to get kenneth bae out. because, you know, there is nothing like the images of somebody who is in real distress. and that's what americans do. so despite all of the geopolitical concerns we have, we will go and somehow get these guys out. and we should do that. but we should do it under conditions where we get something as well, and where we don't give the incentive to do this again. >> quickly, what do you think in terms of what we would get out of it? what would north korea be willing to give up? >> not very much right now. that's a problem, because kim jong-u

acknowledging that the country's leader, kim jong-un, has some health problems.ee the tv news images showing him to be limping. has put on a great deal of weight as well. he recently visited a tile factory. the news agency said that kim is suffering some discomfort but declined to give any details. he failed to attend the last parliamentary session. he was last seen in public at a concert on september 3. remainsop story today right here in hong kong. democracy protesters remain on the streets of hong kong despite calls for them to go home. the city transport system has been affected with roads closed and hundreds of bus routes diapered it or suspended. some schools are shut today. let's get more on the protests now. joining us on the line is regina. how do you view what is happening on the streets of hong kong right now? these are well orchestrated protests which have been planned for more than a year. everything is happening according to the organizers' scenario. the current protest is different from the last protest, when the participants were largely spontaneo

. >>> also, kim jong-un has not been seen in public for weeks. he has gout and it's not good. e. at lysol, we go beyond cleaning, we call it healthing. healthing is killing germs, and having more cleaning power than bleach without the harshness. it's being the #1 pediatrician recommended brand. and sharing healthy habits in 65,000 schools. lysol. start healthing. >>> this is weird. this is bizarre. it's very, very strange what happened. >> it's sickening. >> police say a man beheaded a co-worker, stabbed another after he was ceasefire efired from hi. >> martin savidge reports. >> sounds like he's running around up here. >> okay. >> and that's a gunshot. >> reporter: horror in oklahoma. police say a man stormed the offices of vaughn foods in moore killing 54-year-old colleen hufford, first stabbing her, then beheading her. >> he did kill colleen and did sever her head. >> reporter: according to police, the suspect then began attacking a second woman. when he was shot and stopped by an armed company executive. he's also a reserve sheriff's deputy. officials credit his actions with

inquiring minds want to know where in the world is kim jong-un?failed to show up at a major political meeting this week and has not made a public appearance next month. was reportedly suffering from discomfort. allegedly planned subway attacks and elsewhere, according to our rack's prime minister who said information came from militants captured in iraq. york mayor ordered more surveillance on city subways. us to our twitter question of the day. which poses a bigger threat? you have ebola, shellshocked, and then the islamic state. attorney generals are always lightening rods for acrimony and debate. serving chiefgest enforcement law enforcement officer of the nation. and dicek can slice the view forward for the next attorney general. donnybrook. how does this process work after the first tuesday in november? whether ortion is not we might they get a name before the election, and that would be a signal that the democrats, administration is worried there could be a republican senate and there could be a challenge to get someone approved in the next

. >>> new this morning, missing dictator, forth korea's kim jong-un has not been seen in close to a month. there is speculation over this. >> end a baseball era with a farewell to yankees' legend dere >> good morning, everyone, a look at traffic on interstate 80. it is busy. the larkspur ferry is fought running because of a when day strike by the ferry captains. >> this morning, appreciate prime -- british prime minister urged parliament to join the coalition and the united states in air strikes saying they pose a problem for print because they are terrorists and six plots have already been uncovered by intelligence agencies. >>> a mystery involving kim jong-un who has not been seen in three weeks. he was last seen long side his wife at a concert september 3 and he missed an important parliament meeting yesterday the first he has ever missed since coming and power three years ago. there is speculation that he could be sick. he has been visibly gaining weight and the "wall street journal" reports that he could be suffering from gout which runs if his family. the dictator is anyone to river

a has health problems -- kim jong-un has health problems.last seen in public at a concert on the third of september. we are watching also the japanese wireless mobile phone carrier softbank. .7%.are down that is because they might be shopping. they are in talks to buy dreamworks animation. what do we know about this? >> it looks like i might not be the only animation buff here. miyoshi son might be too. you might like "shrek." says hollywood reporter" that he made an offer to buy dreamworks animation and by ud shares at about $32, -- and offered to buy the shares at about $32. this could not come at a better. of four -- better period for dreamworks. has discussedberg buying with softbank and is open to other offers as well. >> it would be the second japanese technology company to buy -- >> after sony. >> didn't he come up with an idea about a week ago? >> he has this huge vision. for him it is about buying. investing in around 5000 companies. that is a big number right there. this purchase were not only help softbank in revenue, but an analy

that is not consistent with the policy. >> if we reject kim jong un, and don't send anyone - all threeerviews they had, that was what they said, they needed someone from the u.s. to come. they'll use it as an excuse to continue his misbehaviour on the international stage. >> that is why the efforts have been behind the scenes at this point. i don't - you know, i expect these people to be released at some point. it will take a little bit of time. clearly we are not going to give them exactly what they want, either a high-level visit, or a billion dollars or whatever. that will not happen in this administration. >> let's talk about western tourism. why are people going, they know it can happen. it's happened to who nose how many people. if it doesn't happen to them. they are going to a country with the worst human rights abuses. there's a gulag out there, where they imprison families. we are - people that go there are giving dollars to a government treating people horribly. >> people should not go to north korea. this is an attraction to it because it's weird. it's like disneyland. it's

this is another pet project of kim jong-un.d anybody can come here and ride these horses if they can pay the equivalent of 10 u.s. dollars an hour. most north koreans are lucky to earn that much in a week. i feel privileged to ride a horse, this girl says. and she is. we only see a handful of people here. our next stop, the government wants us to see a park outside pyongyang. full of scaled down versions of the capital city's monuments and architectural treasures built at great expense. and within site of the even more expensive originals. you can actually see the real monuments there off in the distance in pyongyang. the jutjai tower is built for putting your country first. saying if this is the brain, citizens are the limbs. you can live without a limb but not without a brain. >> we choose it as our faith. >> you choose to be a part of the growth? >>. >> reporter: but studying is not a choice, it's compulsory for everyone it one place to do it the grand people's study house. supposedly 30 million volumes here. the few books w

you mentioned how now this is all out on the world stage, which perhaps is precisely what kim jong-un wants. might this be more about something specific, about maybe improving relations with jap on or russia because of weakened relations with, say, china. >> well, yeah. i think the whole region, brooke, you know, the six-party countries that are involved with north korea is russia, china, south korea, japan and the united states. and so what the north koreans are saying, okay, you know all these issues that are bringing tension to the region can be resolved if you sit down and talk with us. the six-party countries are saying to north korea, we're not going to do that until you behave responsibly and stop having nuclear debt nations. and north korea is, you know, with a new leader, we don't know much about him. i used to negotiate with the old regime. you knew more or less what they wanted. but with this new guy, he's so unpredictable. you don't know where the levers of power are. but it is a good sign they structured this interview with your reporter to send these very clear messages.

on that motion, commissioner hyland, commissioner jongs, johnck, john's, wolfram.commissioner karl hasz. that moves 5-0. commissioners item 13 will be taken out of order as it may affect item 12. we'll take item 13 preservation incentives in the planning code. >> and i want to recognize the vice chairman of the commission. >> good afternoon commissioners, rick sue krae department staff. i'm with scott sanchez the zoning administrator. with a follow up to july hearing, the department requested an authorization, and requirement of the review process to speaking controls for flexible use control for controlled resources. we prepared a short presentation on this and copies have been handed out to you since it looks like the laptops are not working. so just to give you an overview of what we'll discuss today. we will talk a little bit about the preservation incentives. we have divided the incentives into four categories. land use incentives, other requirements, financial incentives and miscellaneous. then we'll talk specifically about five of the code incentives that se

the north korean leader kim jong-il admitted the abductions, and returned five abductees to japan. japanese say 3 of the 12 were taken from european to north korea in the 198. officials have concluded that they wanted more members to launch a revolutio these women moved to north korea because of the socialist ideologies. they married members of the yodogo group. they believe they carried out two of the abduction in 2007, japanese police issued warrants for the the two women have rarely spoken on camer >> reporter: in 2002, japanese police issued a warrant for the arrest on the charge of abducting a japanese woman. they met the woman in copenhagen, then the agent took her to pyongyang. but uomoto says the charge is false. >> reporter: this footage shows group members are living in comfort with the support of the north korean off. they have a car and a spacious apartment with satellite tv. these luxuries are not a to most north koreans. the japanese authorities are seeking the extradition of the hijackers and their wives. nhk world, tokyo. >>> japan's research whaling is under scruti

ana jong, nhk world, seoul. >> time for a check of the weather. people in parts of western japan are dealing with torrential rain and flooding. here's more in world weather. >> a very slow moving system is passing over japan. it looks like in and around kyoto things have been quite worse. the heavy bulk of it in and around hiroshima. rainfall of about 100 to 200 millimeters of rainfall has fallen over the course of the past 24 hours. and over toward hokkaido as well. 214 millimeters in kyoto prefecture has fallen. it has exceeded the monthly average. as i mentioned, 150 millimeters. on top of this, about 150 millimeters will fall, all the way up as well. this is not good news. not only that the suspension of the search operations will prolong but also flagging than slides at high risk. we have a report of over 30,000 people evacuated from a chance of landslides across kyoto. the system will also pull into the konto region. we had a high-pressure system building over tokyo and we didn't see any precipitation. but it will be over by saturday due to

>> they shay a lot more concern with the people of hong kong than they do in xi jong or tibet. the ungrateful minorities who don't appreciate what the central government has done for them. and whereas in hong kong, the view is a lot more aspirational. and it has gotten worse, and there's a lot of tension between the mainland and hong kong. i think that a lot of people see hong kong as a success story, and what we're going to see moving forward, the chinese state media trying to paint it differently. saying you're not as special as you used to be, and the capitals, and they would be ungrateful for what the communist party has done model. >> in my own sense, this is anecdotal. there's no polling in china and the chinese media has been almost entirely silent on what happened in china. but my sense today, young chinese on the mainland associate themselves as more mainlanders, hong kongers and mainlanders, and there has been growing tension between the two, as more mainlanders have gone to hong kong, and they're calling them locusts, uncouth, they urinate on the sidewalks, and eat o

on that motion, commissioner highland, commissioner jong, john, matsuda, wilson, commissioner president haas. that motion passes 7-0. which places you on item 4. commission comments and questions. >> commissioner pearlman? >> i want to disclose the mayor's office called me about the 50 fell street project and i didn't talk to anybody. i did call nicole wheaton back and let her know that i knew they were interested in a project. also, this is actually a question for the city attorney. on the landmark's designation program, 199 carl street was nominated and i am the architect for that project. i understand this is an informational hearing on. i don't know if i have to recuse myself from that. >> andrea deputy city district. i think given that you have such a close relationship with the project it would be better if you recuse yourself from that particular discussion. >> okay. so there is two other items on that, so, i don't know if they are going to be taken sequentially then i can leave at that moment. okay. thank you. >> commissioner highland. >> i also did hear from the mayor's office.

flowers were laid at the statues of communist leaders, kim jong-il and his father.orth koreans are expected to pay respects during every national anniversary. >>> if you want to keep up with those stories, head over to aljazeera.com. >> so stop me if you've already heard this one. congress won't play ball with the president on a big issue. president says he'll move ahead without congress then says never mind. well, at least until november. the president, the midterm elections and immigration reform, it's the inside story.

. >>> kim jong-un the north korean leader hasn't been seen in public in weeks.he clippers, the team's new owner is the former microsoft ceo. he says the clippers will probably have to get rid of the ipads now they used for strategizing on the sidelines during the off season. and barbara streisand. the singer's new al -- barbra streisand, the singer's new album debuted at number one. follow us on twitter anytime at #cbssf. >>> roberta gonzales is out and about with weather today. >> she joins us from vista point. >> reporter: i have the best job in the world. we have the passage of the rain showers. we know that by this, it's live, it's our hi-def doppler radar. sure, we have been picking up a few lightning strikes right off the coast of california. otherwise, notice the precipitation very scattered and very light. it wasn't just rain that fell in and around the state of california. oh, no! our fine friends from heavenly valley sent us this picture of a light dusting of snow down to elevate 6500 feet. not much but it's a start. and opening day of ski season just

flowers were laid at the statues of communist leaders, kim jong-il and his father. north koreans are expected to pay respects during every national anniversary. >>> if you want to keep up with those stories, head over to aljazeera.com. >> so stop me if you've already heard this one. congress won't play ball with the president on a big issue. president says he'll move ahead without congress then says never mind. well, at least until november. the president, the midterm elections and immigration reform, it's the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. watching the policies statements coming out of the white house over the last few months was bound to confuse anyone. the president says he wants comprehensive immigration reform but doesn't serve with the congress that is likely to give it to him in a form that he'll actually sign into law. he reminds that bulky national legislature i got my phone and my pen. inflames opponents the white house started to back off. maybe not everything, maybe not right away, and then comes the last word from the administration. we're not

dropped out of sight for over six weeks, tonight north korean state-run television has disclosed kim jong-un is sick. they say he is feeling discomfort. there are unconfirmed south korean reports that he's suffering from gout, diabetes and hypertension. >>> and tomorrow a special event televised by nbc news, "the global citizen festival" from new york central park. among the performers jay-z, carrie underwood and alicia keyes. the cause here is enormous, nothing short of the elimination of global poverty by 2030. >> it's about showing and telling first that there is ways that we can start changing -- being the change we want to see. and that we as young people are the most powerful voices that there will ever be. and let's not sell ourselves short. >> alicia keyes just one of the performers. the concert will be seen here on nbc tomorrow night 9:00 eastern time. another break. and when we come back, a night to remember. one final incredible moment to cap off a storied career. [ female announcer ] we lowered her fever. you raise her spirits. we tackled your shoulder pain. you make him rookie o

. >> analysts say kim jong-un's regime doesn't want bae to the die in their custody. what's their goal? >> they're negotiating ploy with the u.s. is to try to get to us agree to nuclear arms control, to accept them as a nuclear weapons state which we can't do. >> but the white house and the state department have responded to cnn's interviews with the three men, both entities saying they're doing all they can to secure their release. the state department requesting the north koreans actually pardon kenneth bae and grant him amnesty and release so he can seek medical care. they separated bae's case from the other two. >> that is fascinating. you see these interviews and you parse every word. something that i think struck many people was that fowle and miller said something bae didn't. >> very significant there. bae has been sentenced but jeffrey edward fowle and matthew miller warn in the interview they have trials coming up and both hinted if nothing's done after tear trials things could get much worse for them. fowl avenue said he's in a desperate situation right now.

nolan was taken to the hospital and will be arrestonce he where kim jong-un does not feel well fm an uncomfortable physical condition. many korean analysts think it's facing american teens >> whoa...code red.... >> dreaming big... >> i gotta make it happen... and i'm gonna make it happen... >> choices made.... >> i'm gonna lose anything left that i have of the mexican culture... >> fbi director james comey lashed out fo for implementing phones. chief of detectivers for the chicago pd went so far to say that apple will be the phone of choice for the pedophile. they're probably thinking i got to get an apple phone. we go to peter, he served on president obama's reform panel. this is welcoming a recurring debate as the internet and technology has exploded. it seems that every time there is a security that may benefit the consumer, they are kept from doing their jobs. >> the police are worried that the new technology stops them from doing things. a lot of my own research shows that the police have a lot new techniques that they never had before. your texts and social network posts. they

. >> pictures of kim jong-un limping. kim has not been seen in public since the beginning of this month. >> lots more still to come here on al jazeera, art and activism. art goes on display in the u.s. >> getting ready to welcome home their favorite son. >> somalia has secured more than $130 million in financial aid from world leaders at the urch generau.n.general assembly. kristin saloomey spoke to president hasan sheik mohamed. >> we are doing two things, we are petitioning the u.n. general assembly. >> the annual gathering of world leaders in new york is a chance for him to court the very people his country depends on for feasible. the u.n. general assembly provides nearly a billion a year to somalia. that money also covers humanitarian assistance so desperately needed after years of conflict and doubt. but a recent report of the u.n. authority overseeing somalia found that they were using the u.n. central bank as their personal slush fund. >> have you been using money for yourself or any of your government ministers?

this is a pet project of kim jong-un. most north koreas are lucky to earn that much in a week. i feel privileged to ride a horse, this girl says. and she is. we see a handful of people here. the next stop, a park outside pyongyang. scaled down versions of the monuments and architectural things. you can see the real monuments off in a distance. the tower is named for national founder kim ill sun's ideology of self-reliance. if the leader is the brain, citizens are the limbs. you can live without a limb, but not without a brain. >> we choose it as our faith. >> reporter: you choose to be part of the group? studying it is not a choice. one place to do it, the grand people's study house. 30 million volumes here. the few books we see are well worn, the rest locked away. to get to them, you have to ask this woman and they come out a chute. a freshly renovated war museum. above this display, a large, graphic photo of a dead american pilot who crashed in north korea. why show a photo of the dead pilot? >> because they are going to show that anybody who violates our sovereignty will be

he told investigators he wanted to meet the north korean leader kim jong-un . the man was arrested at a river border near the zone on tuesday. >>> scientists in the uk have discovered king richard iii died in the thick of battle after losing his helmet and and receiving a number of blows to the head. richard iii was killed more than 500 years ago. modern forensic scans show nine of 11 wounds were to his skull. >>> stay with us on "gmt." still to come on "gmt," a new experimental vaccine for other ebola to be tested on humans for the first type. can it stop the spread of the deadly virus? erything together. first type. can it stop the spread of the deadly virus? then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ ♪ ♪ woooooah. ♪ [ male announcer ] you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow. >>> a new e

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