the tatood trans yebt spent two day -- transient spent two days with kim jung-un and he is a great guy. he is a great guy. >> a great guy who puts 200,000 people in prison camps? >> guess what. it is amazing how we do the same thing here jie. we have prison camps? >> this is all politics, what. >> guess what. guess what. and madonna's ex-boyfriend brought a special message from kim for someone special here in america. >> i sat with him for two days and he asked me to give owe bay you ma -- obama to do one thing smtion. call call him. >> he wants a call from president obama? >> he said, yes, if you can, did ennis, i don't want to do war. >> i'm starting to think rodman would make a hell of a diplomat. >> i am not a diplomat. >> bummer. since rodman's visit kim jung-un has been in better spirits even whistling as this tape shows. >> that song is called vodka. where to start? could we have the next great american peace maker in dennis rodman? >> i think this is a wonderful choice. we should send gary by -- busey to talk to:00 ma -- to ahmadinijad. do you know what he has done? you know wh

kim jung unsaying why am i rejected by the hollywood left?o bad compared to this guy? it makes no sense. i don't understand how they think it is helping their cause. the cause making them look good. it's not. chavez has been dead since last wednesday since 11:00 a.m. >> greg: you believe that? >> kimberly: that is when the first report came out. >> andrea: hoping to bring him back to life? >> kimberly: perhaps. stranger things have happene happened. democracy won't happen there soon. >> juan: what is your with ouija board telling you? >> greg: my favorite line is that hugo chavez was man of many talents. played ball, sang songs, got down and groovy. that is precisely how we will remember the leader. is that precisely how we remember him? really? >> he had populist skill in venezuela. >> great politician, terrible leader. >> juan: tremendous politician. the poverty rates went down. >> greg: murder rate skyrocketed. >> down to what? 80%? they took advantage. but you have dictators like chavez and fidel castro and the left falls in love with the

>> kim jung-un, everybody. >> i hate america. death to america!st week we told you about the new odd couple. it is really strange. former nba star dennis rodman has been hanging out with north korea's new leader kim jung-un. >> and we want to know why they hate us. rodman is now back in the united states and he sat down with our very own george stephanopoulos on abc's "this week." here's abc's reena ninan with the highlights. >> reporter: he's the cross dressing nba hall of famer reality show star, who, after his visit to north korea last week, has spent more time with leader kim jung-un than any american. >> you said you loved kim and think he's awesome. were you aware of the threats to destroy the united states and his regime's horrendous record on human rights? >> one thing about that. i didn't look at all that right there. i understand what he's doing. i don't condone that. i hate the fact that he's doing that. but the fact is, that's a human being. >> reporter: rodman also dropped this revelation on abc's "this week." >> i sat with him for tw

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officials are are now calling him, north korean leader kim jung-un. he's still a wild card in many respects. some have even advanced the theory here that even his youth is playing into this because he appears to be on a more aggressive track than his father ever was. so, there is some concern here that because of the uncertainty, the sort of unaccountability so far of kim jung-un that he may be even more dangerous than his father. chris? >> jim miklaszewski, thanks for staying on top of it. i know it's a developing story. we appreciate it. >>> faced with growing opposition and waning public support, president obama is using the bully pulpit to push gun legislation. the president lashed out at his opponents for trying to change the subject. >> they're doing everything they can to make all our progress collapse under the weight of fear and frustration or their assumption is that people will just forget about it. the notion that two months or three months after something as horrific as what happened in newtown happens and we've moved on to other things.

the first one is that perhaps kim jung-un is listening to those voices outside his country. voices like china asking him to dial it back to tone it down. second, there were some north korean experts that were getting to the point that they said kim jung-un was painting himself into a corner with all of these threats, especially with his domestic audience. in other words, the north koreans themselves have been whipped into such a frenzy, how would you turn it off? what would happen to him? would he lose his position? his respect in north korea? what kind of a crisis could that provoke, if he felt he had to take action in order to keep his standing among his own people. so, a lot of reason for people to look on today as it's been quiet and say, let's hope it stays this way. alison? >> how much did the economic consequences of his actions play a part in sort of calming the situation down? >> well, you know, one of the latest threats and it's very important to note this, the threat was carried on the north korean news agency website. north koreans don't see that. it wasn't broad

kim jung un ordered preparations for an attack on the united states and south korea. >> tuesday, i satn with leon panetta and asked him about north korea's threats. just past couple weeks kim jung un cut hot lines to the south, ordered his army to prepare for war and threatened missile attacks on the united states and south korea. leon panetta says decisions have been erratic. >> at one point he was trying to reach out and see if there was a way to negotiate. then, suddenly he flips around, and they conduct this test and do this test on a potential nuclear weapon. and they are starting to talk about attacking the united states and attacking south korea. >> north korea state run media published this i can picture with what is purported to be attack plans on a board behind him that. is sending b 2 bombers on a practice mission. >> those are mostly to assure allies they can count on us to be prepared and help them deter conflict. >> we'll defend and we're committed to that alliance with south korea. and we'll be prepared. >> the u.s. and china have joined forces to pressure north korea. v

he came back and said kim jung-un was awesome and i don't like him, i love him. that's just, that's ridiculous. >> is that a technical diplomatic term. awesome. >> thanks very much for stopping by this morning. >>> up next, my two cents on sean hannity's shout fest with democratic congressman keith ellison. which one behaved badly? , you t. except it's 2% every year. go to e-trade and find out how much our advice and guidance costs. spoiler alert: it's low. it's guidance on your terms, not ours. e-trade. less for us. more for you. i'm up next, but now i'm singing the heartburn blues. hold on, prilosec isn't for fast relief. cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. ♪ oh what a relief it is! these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the deliciousness you desire. the brownie of your dreams is now deliciously real. chances

we had kim jung-il commit to it. we had kim jung-il in beijing committing to comprehensive demilitarization. kim jong un has never said he's commit today the september 2000 -- kim jung needs to commit to that joint statement as his father did and commit to renuclearization. a nuclear north korea, given all the reasons we've discussed this morning with the potential for proliferation and what it means to the n prks, t --npt and the nuclear arms race that would engender if they retain those weapons, it's just not, it's not tolerable. and that's, should be and one would hope that's where the dprk is. that's the ultimate. but for that they need security assurances, economic assistance. ultimately, when they get their act together -- >> we will leave this now to return to live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. i s in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. leahy: madam president, tomorrow the senate is going to have an opportunity to correct itself from past action and complete action on

north korean leader kim jung un has ordered his military to be ready to attack.a campbell is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with what the pentagon is saying this morning. >> reporter: well, i did call the public affairs office. i also e-mailed them but so far there's no word on how the military could respond to these latest threats from north korea. kim jung un says his rocket forces are ready to "settle accounts with the u.s.." it is partially in response to this -- yesterday, the u.s. said it flew nuclear capable stealth bombers to south korea for joint military drills. chuck hagel says it's vital that the north korea snows the u.s. will protect south korea, u.s. military bases. >> i don't think we're poking back and responding. north korea has to understand that what they are doing is very dangerous. >> reporter: and here's a time line from the threats -- in december, north korea successfully launched a rocket. in january, kim jung un scoffed at u.n. sanctions and made more nuclear threats. just last month, north korea had a successful underground nuclear te

north korean leader kim jung un has ordered his military to be ready to attack. kyla campbell is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with what the pentagon is saying this morning. >> reporter: well, i did call the public affairs office. i also e-mailed them but so far there's no word on how the military could respond to these latest threats from north korea. kim jung un says his rocket forces are ready to "settle accounts with the u.s.." it is partially in response to this -- yesterday, the u.s. said it flew nuclear capable stealth bombers to south korea for joint military drills. chuck hagel says it's vital that the north korea snows the u.s. will protect south korea, u.s. military bases. >> i don't think we're poking back and responding. north korea has to understand that what they are doing is very dangerous. >> reporter: and here's a time line from the threats -- in december, north korea successfully launched a rocket. in january, kim jung un scoffed at u.n. sanctions and made more nuclear threats. just last month, north korea had a successful underground nuclea

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kim jung un would like the president to call him.epartment spokesman said there are no plans to use rodman for diplomacy in the future and he would not respond to a question about naming rodman as ambassador. >>> speaking of the sunday shows, a you saw earlier, "fox news sunday" ran exclusive interview with mitt and ann romney. their first since the election. the former presidential candidate talked about his campaign mistakes i regrets and how he would have handled the sequester if elected. the "new york times" which purports itself to be the newspaper of record had no mention of the interview in the print edition. not one word. finally tonight, second grader from baltimore has been suspended because officials say he used food to make inappropriate gestures. translation: he bit his pop tart in the shape of a gun. josh welsh said he was trying to make it look like a mountain. >> it was already done and i kept biting it. biting it. tore off the top of it and it kind of looked like a gun. >> bret: the school is not commenting. ♪ ♪ >>>

he called kim jung g un a pal.ally after promising to nuke the united states after wining and dining perhaps the most bizarre celebrity from the united states which proves to our own steven crowder that one celebrity chaping herself to a white house fence is one thing, two's a crowd, or a crowder. i don't know. steven, what do you make of this whole thing? >> well, first off, i appreciate the play on words you did that with two's a crowder. neil: that's who i am. you are worth the extra effort, but go ahead. >> thank you, neil. you make me feel loved and welcome. first, talk about north korea threatening to nuke the united states. you know, of course, it's laughable. that's namely, i think, because north korean seems to be te worst actors on the planet. remember when the freaky kid who wondered too far off the cabbage patch, assuming room temperature, and the entire country was mourning, how fake that looked? this man who put them in abject poverty, who -- neil: that was fake? >> yeah, yeah, i think it was fake. i

he's sitting next to kim jung un, apparently his new best friend.night, the catholic church is without a leader. benedict xvi papacy ended at 2:15 today. in his final hours as pope, he said his farewells, starting with his cardinals who would elect his successor. benedict is the first pontiff in almost six centuries to retire as leader of the world's catholics. he spoke with the cardinals and then he boarded a helicopter as he flew off to his summer home. the bells of st. peter's basilica tolled as he lifted off, and they watched on television screens and cheers. then he was greeted by another cheering crowd. 10,000 people came to bid him farewell. he said good-bye from a balcony, told them he was no longer pope, just a pilgrim starting the last part of his pilgrimage. it's the last time he's likely to be seen in public. ben wedeman has more now. >> the massive doors have opened for popes since 1626. pope benedict once wrote, only here could he escape the pressures of the job. that was pope benedict xiv, back in the 1700s. benedict xvi, as poem emer

the great fear, as it was in 1950 and 2013, diswlaiz somebody is going to miscalculate and kim jung un and this will ratchet up this escalatory treadmill. >> he has run out of things to do. he is running out of things to do. that's what bothers me. there are not a lot of options left for him -- to save face. that's the problem i felt there is one. the people i talked to in south korea are not worried about a nuclear rocket attack. they are worried about a -- artillria barrage, across the dmc, just to put fire power in his threats. the difference between now and 2011 is that the south koreans have promised that they were going to retaliate with greater force. that's where the danger of miscalculation comes. >> they lost the boat -- about 140 sailors. >> in south korea, they didn't do anything -- or they didn't do much. >> and the president says this time, they have a plan. they are going to retaliate. and this gets you into real escalation with real bombs and rockets and that's the great fear. >> here's what the north korean news agency says south korea's military was behaving like a pu

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voted through fresh sanctions. >> kim jung un is seen leaving the island. soldiers waiting out to see him off. their families weeping and waving as the north korean leader heads off into increasingly dangerous waters. >> in kenya the >> sreenivasan: in kenya, the vote count in the presidential race neared completion, amid signs there might be an outright winner. uhuru kenyatta apparently had just over 50% of the vote to 42% for raila odinga. that margin would be enough to prevent a runoff. kenyatta will still have to face the international criminal court in the netherlands. he is charged in connection with violence after the 2007 election. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jeff. >> brown: an associate and family member of osama bin laden appeared in a new york courtroom today. margaret warner reports. >> warner: outside, police vehicles with flashing lights guarded the federal court building in lower manhattan. while inside, suleiman abu ghaith-- alleged to have been a spokesman for al-qaeda-- pled not guilty to a single count of consp

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north korea's state television reports kim jung un has ordered missiles put into towers where they can be targeted at u.s. targets in the region. that comes after the u.s. flew fluck capable bombs in south korea. experts say it's likely the north koreans are only posturing. >> the north koreans don't want a war. but clearly they want to provoke and that may be for domestic consumption for a young leader consolidating his position, winning support from the military or it might be try to coercively bargain, trying to win concessions out of south korea. >> also today, the north koreans held a massive rally in that nation's capital. >>> today, americans are marking an anniversary for. american's ending in the vietnam. it's been 40 years since they withdrew from vietnam. after they left the war, diplomats, advisers and aide workers remained. >>> dozens of arrests were made within the last hour during an annual good friday protest at the bay area nuclear weapons lab. we were there as 35 peaceful protesters were taken into custody while blocking the main gates of the lawrence livermore labora

north korea's state television reports kim jung un has ordered missiles put into towers where they can be targeted at u.s. targets in the region. that comes after the u.s. flew fluck capable bombs in south korea. experts say it's likely the north koreans are only posturing. >> the north koreans don't want a war. but clearly they want to provoke and that may be for domestic consumption for a young leader consolidating his position, winning support from the military or it might be try to coercively bargain, trying to win concessions out of south korea. >> also today, the north koreans held a massive rally in that nation's capital. >>> today, americans are marking an anniversary for. american's ending in the vietnam. it's been 40 years since they withdrew from vietnam. after they left the war, diplomats, advisers and aide workers remained. >>> dozens of arrests were made within the last hour during an annual good friday protest at the bay area nuclear weapons lab. we were there as 35 peaceful protesters were taken into custody while blocking the main gates of the lawrence livermore labora

after his basketball diplomacy, the former nba star said today north korean leader kim jung-un does not want war with the u.s., adding that kim and president obama share some common ground. >> he loves basketball. i'll say the same thing i said, obama loves basketball. let's start there. >> not surprisingly, the state department has distanced itself from rodman's visit. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues on this sunday, why no one helped an elderly woman in cardiac arrest, despite pleas from a 911 operator. >>> later, the emotional apology to a civil rights leader more than half a century after he was beaten in the deep south. >>> imagine someone you knew suddenly went into cardiac arrest and those that could help refused because it was company policy. that's what apparently happened in the case of an elderly woman in california, and a newly released 911 call provides an eye-opening look into what some senior facilities will and will not do for their residents. nbc's miguel almaguer has the story. >> reporter: the 911 call came from glenwood gardens, a senior independent living facil

. >> late reports say that kim jung un has ordered his most senior official. and at this time, the u.s. believes it's all talk. >> the u.s. president is calling on the world to pray for nelson mandella. he was admitted to a hospital just before midnight to be treated for reoccurring lung infection. the 94-year-old is said to be responding well to the treemt this time. this is his third hospitalization in just the past four months. >> an unprecedented number of six baby sea lions are beaching themselves in southern california. nearly 1,000 star sea lion pups have washed up there so far this year. rescue and guards have been trying to keep the pups safe in public bathrooms because mammal rescue centers are beyond capacity right now. >> but they're prioritizing the seals as to what kind of shape they are in, which is something that they haven't needed to do in the past because the numbers haven't been as high. >> marine biologists say the pups are washing ashore because they're hungry and cold. rescuers say if anyone sees a sea lion on the beach, to leave them al

>> i was thinking of a psychologist, jung, and his idea of the collective unconsciousness. i think in the west, we have been so heady - think, you've got to think, you better - all this kind of thing. my wife and i both have studied it, and it seems like there's dimensions. being raised in this culture, i wasn't even aware, and this kind of thing, this ritual we went through, just kind of - like i actually kind of experienced that, rather than just reading about it. maybe not real deep, but it kind of like was really a little door opening. there was another aspect of it, though, that all four of these elements, i think we took them as very positive things, but each one does have its negativity also. but it's like balance - the balance between a fire, we derive much, our food is cooked on it, we stay warm; it gets out of control, well, then... we don't have to belabor the point, but all four of them - earthquakes, where the ground under you, >> i see what you're saying, warren. that's the idea. i think what we're seeing here is a theme that we've been developing throughout t

he and kim jung watched the game later, and he later called the dictator an awesome guy.imself from rodman saying he doesn't represent the united states. >>> a san mateo sheriff's office says there have been several break-ins in the highlands neighborhood. sheriffs official say it happened on bell air road and enchanted way near star light drive. residents are reminded to lock doors and remove all valuable items. >>> the federal government says it's going to accept private bids for hangar 1. they will begin accepting bids this spring. the future of the air field has been uncertain since toxins were discovered on the site in 2003. google cofounders have previously offered to pay the cost of restoring the hangar, but that's in exchange for permission to restore their planes at the site. >>> dozens of bay area nurses and doctors spent the day giving back to the community. about 30 uninsured patients got some same-day surgical procedures today at kaiser permanente today all for free. it's part of a program called operation access. over the past 20 years, it's helped thousands

however, after kim jung-il made promises on its nuclear program, the pressure was prematurely lifted. today the current administration has done little to target north korea's illicit activities. instead, the administration has deferred to a policy over at the united nations and has opted for strategic patience. the purpose of today's hearing is to examine how best to pressure north korea's ruling elite by systematically restricting their access to that hard currency on which they depend. we'll hear from one witness who has firsthand experience spearheading such an effort. we'll be introducing legislation based on some of the ideas we'll hear today. it is important to realize that we have more options other than to simply rely on beijing to do more. disrupting north korea's illicit activities will place tremendous strain on that country's ruling elite who have done so much harm to the people of north korea. we must go after kim jong un's illicit activities like we went of after organized crime in the united states; identify the network, interdict shipments and disrupt the flow of money

laugh -- life is not about the washed up worm gushious about jung. >> not one man can do one thing.e's proud and his country like him. not like him, love him. love him. guess what, yeah, i love him. i love, the guy is awesome. >> yes, they love him because if they don't they die. that's how it works. speaking of grandy gestures. >> or a guest. that is absolutely adorable. tucker, why do celebrities make the treats, because it is paid for and they get free swag oir ego. >> i don't think dennis has much going on. we don't know what he was referring tompt if he is sucking up with a stalinist murder. the joke is on north korea because they think he is still a basketball star. >>ee got free swag. he got bottle of water and crackers and a north korean and he was happy about that. do you think they will stay in touch. >> they gave him half a hatch to eat. by the way, you make fun of the way i am dressed considering that you are dressed like you will dye eastern eggs in a glory hole a friend's theme song. yes. >> and look, if there is one thing that is said about wedding dress and device di

north korea's leader kim jung un says that his rocket forces are on standby.s a response to the u-s sending a pair of b-two bombers to take part in military exercises with south korea. it's the latest show of force in response to growing threats from north korea. earlier this week, north korea leaders said they were cutting off a key military hotline with south korea.saying it was because war could "break out at any minute". we'll be right back here on the kron four morning news. and here's a live look outside.san mateo bridge. outside.san mateo bridge. thyou eat less...ing weiyou lose weight.et. it's a great plan... until you get hungry. that's the time to take slimful. one tasty 90-calorie slimful and a glass of water satisfies hunger for hours making it easier to eat smaller meals, and resist snacking. your friends might think you found the secret to losing weight. but it's no secret... it's slimful. eating less is a beautiful thing. >> welcome back. the san francisco fire department showed off its first brand new firehouse in more than 40 years. this folso

kim jung-un and north korean people are basketball fans. i love everyone.s of the country he has come to love. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> that's a strange one, huh? >> i don't say this often, i'm speechless. i almost feel that north korea said oh, america, you want us to welcome you, sure, how about this guy? >> everything is political. and the american team and north american team that played to the exhibition played to a 110-point tie. >> of course they did. >>> still to come, it's called the gallon smash. teenagers breaking jugs of milk in supermarkets. >> after 3 million youtube hits, some say this is not so funny. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> world ♪ >>> well, no secret here, teenagers do the darndest things, and these days much of it ends up on youtube. >> something called gallon smashing, started by a few kids that had nothing better to do with their time. it's pretty controversial. take a look. >> reporter: it is a shocking mix of flying milk and flailing limbs. violently crashing to the limb. it's all phony, and it's the latest

duffy see that's as another sign of kim jung un's inexperience. >> if he would have been around longer have seen this is a preparedness exercise. >> u.s. officials say they're working with south korea and its military to be ready to deal with any threats from the north. >> thank you. thousands attended a memorial service we talked about earlier for two santa cruz police officers today. some drove long distances to honor their fallen brother and sister. >> waits a sea of cars, mostly blue and green uniforms leaving the service. the shoulder patches indicating they had traveled a long distance to be here. >> we're all in the same business, today, and can happen in any family as well. >> we ran into a lieutenant from the dallas police department. >> it's the show of solidarity and support that you get with law enforcement. it's terrible we have to come together like this. it's understanding. >> some officers travel from out of town expecting to absorb costs themselves. >> i don't need to be paying for it f it works out that way, department allows that, that is fine. if not i'll take time

he is carrier to them then kim jung un, with a finger on the button.ut pigment on the skin. it's about thickness. you have to have a thick skin because people will try to destroy you. in the sense the left is saying to blacks, we own you. it's no surprise they are or were the party of slavely. >> eric: it feels like the left is trying to be divisive. if they could put groups and make groups and say we the liberals are for your group, but the republicans aren't, that is what the plan is and what the goal is. blacks, women, gays, doesn't matter. they have to the people. >> dana: -- have to divide the people. >> dana: they say about dr. carson they're opportunists. like it's a bad thing to have your individualism exposed and step up and say after a wonderful career in the private sector, medicine in this case to think about public service. it's noble. if he were to come out and say -- if he were to go to the dnc convention and say i've been a surgeon all my life and i want to run for office and be a democrat, i don't think you would have seen republican o

. >> north korea's leader kim jung un says that his rocket forces are on standby. here is a response to the united states senate a pair of be- to obamas to take part in military exercises with south korea. it is the late show of force in response to growing threats from north korea. earlier this week, north korea lear said that there were cutting off a key military hot line with south korea, saying that it was because war could " break out at any minute. " >> a head on collision in richmond since seven people to hospital. three remained in critical condition this morning. police say, a chimera crashed head-on into a chevy pickup truck at high speed, flipping the truck and engine and the people inside. it happened last night on south 37 street. officials say, one female, who was ejected from the camaro, was seriously injured. police and are investigating reports that the camaro was speeding and whether that contributed to the crash. police also looking into whether alcohol or drugs played a role. >> one person isn't a hospital this morning following an overnight sho

thrown out of a manhattan hotel because he wouldn't stop talking about how great kim jg-un -- kim jung-uns. it is run by thugs and gangsters who happen to be drunk. >> did you see they are having the presidential election in kenya? >> can't say i have been following it that closely. >> i am hearing rumors that they might be a secret american. >> really? where did you hear this? >> various sources tell me that it is possible -- i don't have any confirmation that they may be born in ohio. >> any word on his college transcript? >> i am being told no, we do not have any word on his college transcripts. but we do know he used to like to smoke the crack. >> interesting. interest willing. i will be waiting for a donald trump tweet on this. >> updates as we go along. now go back to your little hole. let's welcome our guests. it has to be painful. i am here with author and political commentator -- imogen body webber. a nice, blue cover. if musical genius were the hokey poe key i -- pokey i did him in a roller rink. it is larry gatlin. i think he is taking the bar exam. and he is considered a headr

. >> reporter: north korean television today showed live fire military drills with kim jung un watching them. >>> on wall street the dow's winning streak came to an end today. the industrial average lost 25 points. it had posted gains for 10 days and reached record highs the nasdaq also fell today down nine points. the declines came after a new report suggested consumer confidence has fallen. in washington, d.c., senators grilled two former jp morgan chase executives about the bank's staggering deficits of at least $6.2 million. one executive blamed others under her about taking risks. j.p. morgan chase reported a loss of $12 million for a single day when it was actually $600 million. >>> and a mexican supreme court has ruled that apple does not own the name iphone in that country. apple tried to register the name in 2009 but according to the wall street journal a mexico city it company already owned it. the mexican company has a different spelling but can now pursue a percentage of apple iphone sales in mexico. >>> the solano county office is looking for two teenagers that escaped from

. >> reporter: north korean television today showed live fire military drills with kim jung un watching them. >>> on wall street the dow's winning streak came to an end today. the industrial average lost 25 points. it had posted gains for 10 days and reached record highs the nasdaq also fell today down nine points. the declines came after a new report suggested consumer confidence has fallen. in washington, d.c., senators grilled two former jp morgan chase executives about the bank's staggering deficits of at least $6.2 million. one executive blamed others under her about taking risks. j.p. morgan chase reported a loss of $12 million for a single day when it was actually $600 million. >>> and a mexican supreme court has ruled that apple does not own the name iphone in that country. apple tried to register the name in 2009 but according to the wall street journal a mexico city it company already owned it. the mexican company has a different spelling but can now pursue a percentage of apple iphone sales in mexico. >>> the solano county office is looking for two teenagers that escaped from

kim jung un, is he trying to i am brez some of the generals that are really in charge of the militaryf the military, it's the bedrock of regime. as you pointed out, when kim jong-il emphasized the military over the party. this is important for a new north korean leader. this is the second time you have a succession in the kim family the first time this has happened in a communist regime. checking the box and pressing the military and this is typical behavior for dictators. if you create an external threat it distracts people from the horrible job they are doing as far as a government. >> gregg: they have not perfected their weapon to put them on a long range delivery system to hit the united states. what about 30,000 american troops in neighboring south korea? >> they are vulnerable as in the u.s. territory of guam and japanese allies. there is a tendency in the state department when i was there and throughout allied foreign ministries and even defense ministries to chuckle at north korea and its ambitions. but it had a minor nuclear test in 2006 and last better, three kilotons and re

but what you have here is a young man, a new leader, kim jung un, trying to prove himself. that worries experts. on the other side, you have the north korean military generals trying to test this young man and trying to exercise their own power. so one of the fears here is that you get people in pressured situations. they might make a mistake, they might pull the trigger, literally or figuratively, when they don't mean to. that could spark conflagration. it's frankly not a case of the north koreans firing long range missiles towards the united states, it's what they might do on a lower level towards south korea or japan. that could spark a wider conflict. >> shepard: makes sense. thank you. >>> more on what the latest threats do mean. p.j. crowley is with us. now professor at george washington university in d.c. any difference as far as practically speaking? >> i agree with what jonathan said. by itself, we've heard it before but the trajectory is unnerving because as you get escalation after escalation, the potential for miscalculation goes up. not only do you have an unpr

the announcement following a meeting with kim jung un to put rocket units on standby.nalysts think the threats are aimed as drawing more into talks. >>> arrest warrants for two by a area men in correction with a gold theft. police are looking for david johnson and scott bailey. they are believed to be the men who robbed the siskiyou out speer courthouse last year. over a million dollars worth of gold, jewelry and artifacts from the gold rush era were taken last january. >>> the strike by san francisco symphony musicians drags on but the music is hitting the right note with fans. ♪ last night an ensemble with strings, brass and wind gave a concert on california street. the musicians have been on strike since march 13 over cuts in wages and benefits. the symphony is financially sound and the cuts would not allow musicians to keep up with the high cost of living in the bay area. >>> this is the end of an era. tommy toy's, a san francisco institution, closed for good last night after 27 years. clint eastwood and frances ford coppola were regulars at the restaurant. it attr

we're taking you to an island that may be in kim jung-un's cross hairs. >>> and real-life claims of ufos, straight from the fbi's vault. we in the days and weeks ahead. of congress for swift action, as the senate repairs to take up some anti-gun legislation, as soon as they come back from recess in april. >> what can we expect? what is the president's immediate agenda in the days ahead? >> this upcoming week, he will hold another event, pushing for anti-gun violence legislation in denver, colorado. but as part of that west coast swing, it won't be just official business, he'll be on political business, holding fund raisers in san francisco's big-dollar fund-raisers that have republicans up in arms, screaming partisanship and democrats very happy he's bringing in the coffers, looking ahead to the midterm elections. then it will be his second dinner in town for, as part of his charm offensive, that makes place another week away. he'll be having a second dinner with republican senators. i should point out that happens the same day the president releases his budget. >> see what the reaction

. >>> north korean leader, kim jung un , is telling his front- line troops to be ready for a possiblear with south korea. tensions, escalated after the panel voted for new sanctions on north korea after a nuke test last month. north korea has threatened to cancel the 1953 cease-fire that ended the civil war with the south. south korea says the north cannot nullify the cease fire and called the threat a ploy. >>> and the cause of a navy jet crash in washington state is being investigated. the plane went down about 8:45 yesterday morning about 50 miles west of spokane. all three people on board were killed. the bodies are expected to be recovered later today. navy officials say the plane crashed during a routine training mission. >>> 7:46. this morning, in washington, d.c., a senate committee again takes up several gun control measures. the senate judiciary committee will debate a bill calling for universal background checks for gun buyers. this man's 6-year-old son died in the connecticut school shooting rampage. the committee is considering dianne feinstein's assault weapons ban. >>>

. >>> north korean leader kim jung un is telling front line troops to be on alert for a war with souther sanctions were voted on after a nuclear test. north korea threatened to cancel the 1953 cease fire that ended the civil war with the south, south korea says the north called it a ploy to influence policy in seoul. >>> an oakland man was exonerated after 14 years in prison and will speak out about his new life. the a judge released 37-year- old johnny williams friday. the northern california innocence project helped overturn his wrongful conviction for sex crimes. attorneys exposed a problem with the original forensic testing. >> the analyst who physically examined the evidence in the case didn't find biological material that would have supported testing. >> the innocence project investigated the case after the california dna project was formed with a federal grant. the new dna test proved williams was innocent. the dna project is now in danger due to potential federal budget cuts. >>> in colorado the man accused in the shooting rampage in a movie theater may enter a plea today. jame

analysts say kim jung un may be trying to enhance his military credentials. >>> in china, first there were dead pigs now dead ducks. about 1,000 dead ducks have been found floating in a river in a south western province. the river is not used for drinking water, but a river where 16,000 dead pigs were recently found is a source of shanghai's water supply. officials insist the water is safe but many people are not convinced. >>> and in peru the government reclaired an environmental state of emergency in a remote area of the amazon. there are high levels of led and chromium. and the minister blames the company's oil company plus petro for the contamination. that company denies any responsibility. >>> the legal troubles are not over for amanda knox. she is the young seattle woman convicted then acquitted of murdering her roommate in italy. the italian supreme court overturned her acquittal and ordered knox to stand trial again. knox has spent four years of a 26 year sentence in prison. she was freed in october 2011 and returned to washington state. her attorney said he was surprised and

analysts say kim jung un may be trying to enhance his military credentials. >>> in china, first there were dead pigs now dead ducks. about 1,000 dead ducks have been found floating in a river in a south western province. the river is not used for drinking water, but a river where 16,000 dead pigs were recently found is a source of shanghai's water supply. officials insist the water is safe but many people are not convinced. >>> and in peru the government reclaired an environmental state of emergency in a remote area of the amazon. there are high levels of led and chromium. and the minister blames the company's oil company plus petro for the contamination. that company denies any responsibility. >>> the legal troubles are not over for amanda knox. she is the young seattle woman convicted then acquitted of murdering her roommate in italy. the italian supreme court overturned her acquittal and ordered knox to stand trial again. knox has spent four years of 26 year sentence in prison. she was freed in october 2011 and returned to washington state. her attorney said he was surprised and fr