come calling on kim only to get a chilly reception? had kim's rejection set him off?ard about kim's murder. his reaction seemed calm. too calm, for the prosecutor. what did that tell you that he wasn't overly emotional about the news? >> that could be, you know, a sign that he's more involved. a person like that committed this type of crime, obviously they're cold-blooded. >> reporter: but it was his hands more than his demeanor that really heightened their interest. >> he's got cuts on his hands. and we're thinking well, could these be defensive wounds from when she was hitting him if he was the killer? >> reporter: they asked about those scratches. j.r. said he got them on the job handling wires and plastics. he also worked with zip ties? >> yes. >> reporter: what are you thinking then about the sound man? can you cross him off your list? >> we think he's a possibility. >> reporter: more than a possibility thought the prosecutor. >> he had scratches. he had injuries to his hand, which, you know, from kim's body, we knew that she fought for her life. she was engaged

and is kim more dangerous than ever the these days kim jonathan seems to be pretty and to maps. and when dictator start focusing a lot on the borders, that's always a bit worrying. here he is inspecting a model of the south korean capital sol, and warning that his country is ready to completely annihilate his neighbor to the south. if provoked whatever that means. and this is the border, he particularly has his eye on the disputed maritime border between north and south korea, known as the northern limit line or n o l. instead of just extending the land border out into the seats, look at how the boundary is drawn here, coming up over these islands. they've remained under de facto south korea and control, put north korea claims these waters, which is why it's not surprising that they don't appreciate us and south korean nate. the drills here in 2010, north korea attacked one of the islands, killing several people there. now, north korea has repeatedly fired artillery into the waters around the islands as a threat. north korea has been unhappy about this border for decades now can

it is headed by kim philby.he was on the short list of these candidates to head intelligence. kim philby moves to washington, in his spacious american apartment, kim regularly arranges a reception. by that time, philby already had a large family. his wife ilens, who has been separated for more than 10 years, has five children. the cia and fbi are frequent guests in their house. he knew everything about the cia, he had a large piece of information about the pbr, right? well, this kitchen, it’s very important, who works where, how to approach whom, yes, so to speak, who has what weaknesses, you can only dream about it. keeping in touch as a soviet agent was not as difficult as it might seem, we were working right under the nose of the fbi, i traveled from washington to a neighboring city, for example, baltimore, there i met my contact and took him to a small village, away from civilization, where we left the car approximately. philby continues to fear for the safety of his cambridge five friend donald maclane. he

what's kim john own getting out of it? well, reportedly a lot of the money and food and may be given can oil and raw materials and parts to make more weapons, potentially including band missile technology. some of this stuff has been hard for kim to come by. so far. north korea is under international sanctions. for building and testing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles, oil deliveries, for example, violate the sanctions t. o 2 children visible on the beach a these days kim is very involved in jenny town is the director of a program devoted to north korea analysis at the simpson center. think time she's been working on north korea for almost 20 years. this is a big win fortunes on, keep that on. he bet on the war. and so far that bass now is paying off for him. this russian maid's luxury limousine is an example of that. it was a fancy gift from fulton, took him on his recent trip to russia. luxury items are also section. so this gift is put in showing how little he cares about all that. because both kim and fruits and

little kim, nervous, needy, desperate to be perfect. does a little girl attempt to be perfect for her mother? >> she tries not to make her mad. do things i know would make her happy. clean the house. we all worked in the yard. everything had to be just so. so it looked nice when somebody came over. so it looked normal. >> and if it did, the love could be so good, so warm and happy, if only the furies could be kept at bay. you learned to read her moods? >> oh, yeah. if she was not in a good mood, we stayed gone. >> stayed out of her way. because? >> you didn't want to see her upset. >> that's who the women -- children knew so intimately. not the judy who presented herself one way or the other to the outside world. >> she was different for everybody. to a newcomer or her friends, she is very loving, giving. what they did not see was she would do what it took to get what she wanted. >> you saw this happening when you were a little kid? >> she knows what she needs to say. i should laugh here. maybe i should cry. >> watching this said kim, s

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and that is kim yong nam, the half brother and critic of north korean dictator, kim jong-un.o smear him in the eyes with a banned chemical weapon. within 30 minutes, he is dead. >> this assassination occurs, and it's a shock to everyone. >> including the 21-year-old son of kim yong nam. christopher ahn says kim han sol, who was viewed as a threat to the north korean throne, was terrified. >> he got a call from north korea that there were people coming to execute him or assassinate him and that when he looked out the window, that all of the security disappeared. and he didn't know who to turn to for help. >> he turned to adrian hong, the head of cheollima, for help. hong then turned to christopher ahn, the former marine, to pull off the rescue. >> he says, can you fly to taiwan and meet him there and keep him safe while, you know, we talk to different countries and try to figure out a place where he could, you know, apply for asylum. i jumped on a plane the last flight out and i arrived in taipei. >> how did he know to look for you? >> i told adrian that, tell him to look for

i do support andy kim and i've always supported andy kim and i voted for andy kim. >> need the globe,t there in print. >> now we're going to move on to joe cohn, you have the next question to carol murphy. >> assemblyman murphy, under my plan to help the next generation save for retirement, parents of children age one to five would be able to purchase a u.s. bond for up to $1,000 each year, that would mature when the child turns 67. at which point it would be worth $248,000 per parent. the parents would get a dollar for dollar credit on their taxes. and let parents do the same and employers-- what's your plan to help save for retirement? >> you know, i've been a strong advocate for our pensions, preserving our pensions, preserving our social security and make sure that we focus on child care and tax credit while we support the children and the growth that they need. our children are our investment in the next generation, as we move forward i can only imagine what it's going to be like if our social security is cut and i read an article and read if donald trump gets elected, that he's

so, kim, i want to talk to you first.m what we've been seeing here, there are questions over whether the t.a. actually provea crime. but you have a favorable judge, you have a favorable new york pool there. there may be a case for an appeal, but the damage if there's a conviction is already done politically, right? >> excuse me, yes. no, i think you make a really good point, and this is what they have been aiming at doing ever since they launched these lawfare candidates. now, i still think the trump team is feeling pretty confident that they have at least a shot at getting a mistrial. we all just have to have one juror on there who questions the charges that have been brought and the strength of the case or the witnesses. and what we're seeing this week very much is the risk the prosecution took if9 putting their star witness, making their star witness mike cohen, a guy who has been found to have lied to congress k lie today a federal judge, he's expressed great animation and hostility, and that was the big moment this w

but kim, you're right. i spent some time in more house the other day to take the temperature for a piece that i was working on for the route in which i shared some thoughts on what i think the president should talk about during his commencement address. but i heard from students, is that largely kim a lot of the graduates we're actually worried that their ceremony would be disrupted by protesters. i think a lot of these graduates, kim, as you can imagine, have been working hard for the past four for years including during the pandemic. they've worked hard to walk across the stage later today. i guess it is kim. >> and so most of the students i talked to were sort of more ambivalent around the broader politics which we might get to in a minute versus on the issue of what's going on in the middle east. >> a lot of the graduates i talked to a really hoping for or uneventful a ceremony in that respect. >> all right. so let's get to the broader politics. as you mentioned, you spoke to some grads and talk to them

so what is kim g? exactly. that's given to stand. alice big comes from korea as i and then it dates back. housing is in korea. kim cheever says to any pickles, implemented, the vegetable ones found meant to up to skip moves the so the classic can cheat. the 1st step is to cut not a cabbage into bite sized pieces. these are then mixed with salt. this test salt and draws the water after they got this fast. so 2 hours later, it looks quite different. on light with sauerkraut, a lot of spices. i didn't pick mc including ginger, and also chives will, scallions, and korea fish sauce is usually added to, but you, me haul uses of beacon plum sauce instead. and lots of chilly guys. some of this. yeah, it's quite spicy off. it has to be hot. otherwise it isn't kim t one, so the ingredients have been mixed. well, the kim cheese food into jobs please is when the sun mentation process begins in order to ferment vegetables and mixed with souls and spices, just have to be sealed and at high container. this allows them lactic acid bacteria already i

cohen. >> you are seeking to replace andy kim as member of the u.s. house of representatives from the 3rd district of new jersey. i know you know him well and respect him. what positions have you taken or has he taken that you would seek to emulate as his successor and are there any votes that he has cast or positions he's taken where you don't share that view and would do something differently? >> thank you for that question. andy kim has big shoes to fill because he has been a fantastic representative for us here in the 3rd congressional district. we have a shared commitment trying to do everything we can to build bipartisan support, bring us closer together on issues that matter to all people. i admire him a great deal. i thought he did the right thing in voting to approve of the aid to taiwan, israel and ukraine and casting a no vote to ban tiktok. i don't know where he would stand on other issues. i am a big proponent of criminal justice reform and big supporter of free speech protections and i thank you. >> mr. conaway, you have 45 seconds for y

did you or did you not meet with kim jong-un? -- that's the answer that i have for you is that i'm -- it will be adjusted and as soon as i became aware of it, that content was removed. >> why did you remove it? is it because it's untrue? >> because -- no, i been -- this is something that i think is -- i'm not going to talk about. i don't talk about personal meetings with world leaders. and i'm gonna continue to stay there. >> but clearly if you're taking it out of the book, it's because it's untrue. >> i've given you my answer. no. and that's not the answer. i would say that, you know, this is something that i asked to have adjusted and have the content and that name removed. and that is truly what the action has been. >> so, you didn't have a conversation with kim when you were at the dmv? >> i don't have conversations about by conversations with world leaders. >> but the anecdote indicates that it happened, right? >> i'm not going to talk about my conversations with world leaders. >> seth: man, she nailed it. [ laughter ] put t

yuri kim i think mentioned 20 now of nato fulfilling the 2% goal.clear commitment offer by committee leadership that this will be done and a sustainable manner. i think the other thing which should come out and i guess will come out is that this is not just also about money. it is not very concrete -- which is going on. we are shoring up this. together, we are looking at very concrete armament production to really help deterrence and defense capability. so i think out of the summit will come the necessity of the alliance, also about very concrete contributions in particular also by your. >> anything to add? >> i will just say that the united states is being, has led nato throughout it's time and has provided leadership throughout it's time. and president trump has already been president of the united states and the united states remained committed to nato rights to that trade back. and again provided leadership right to that. back. i think he rightly drove nato to do more on spending. ambassador kim talked about the fact that we have moved from 2014

that is kim forrest of bokeh capital.et's look at what's moving under the markets with bailey lipschultz. we will talk about ai. billy: starting with sound hound ai, one of the og names. back in january of 2023. up more than 20%. revenue results showing the growth and talking about the backlog and how voice ai is becoming the must-have. they target -- touted their partnerships. beginning to scratch the surface. it still is a really volatile stock. it did go public via spac. it popped above eight dollars, closer to nine dollars earlier this year when nvidia unveiled or disclosed their position in the company. a volatile stock. katie: saying all the words people like to hear. a big day her sound hound. sweet green. holy moly. bailey: you know i love to take a holistic view. it's actually up 20% from its ipo, not near the level it opened back in 2021. up 41%. the thing that stood out to me, the ceo talking about their automated stores. faster throughput, better order accuracy, portioning consistency. basically saying they pl

now kim, keen on basically creating the lens through which the world saw the kim dynasty. what more can you tell us about the cult that he helped build as well? um, in the age of the internet. uh, everybody kind of knows what north korea looks like. we can all see everything, and we know that it looks as it'll peculiar moodle, unlike how the places that they tongue about starting thousands communism and there was no basically so generation record from all the key in terms of how you present that have to put it across the be all, both for the people within the country and how we see it that took some organizing . and the man who did it was kim king, who is the stein at the ripe old age of $94.00. when he did it for the original leader came also he didn't for the 1st succession. we know how difficult succession saw for communist countries. basic types of ships generate these attraction to kimball, so sorry, yes. to give us all to communicate with him. show him a succession. him drop him off with the person either. he's a he and this the label. can you have a drinking bodies

>> you are seeking to replace andy kim as the u.s. house of representatives from the third district of new jersey. what positions have you taken or he has taken that you would seem to emulate as the successor and are there any votes he has castro positions he has taken where you don't share that view and we do something differently? >> thank you for that question. andy kim has big shoes to fill because he has been a fantastic representative for us here in the third congressional district. what i share most in common with him is our shared commitment to trying to deal -- do everything we can to build bipartisan support. i admire him a tremendous, great deal. i thought he did the right thing in voting to approve the aid to taiwan, israel and ukraine while casting the no vote to ban tiktok. i share the same voting record on that. i don't know where he would stand on other civil liberty issues that i would advance. i'm a proponent of criminal justice reform. in free speech protection. thank you for the question. >> dr. conway, 45 seconds

the starting with kim il sung, north korea's founding father tim key. now i'm witness the passing of power through 3 generations. a unique event in the communist world, although not that well known outside of north korea, kim ki mamms, legacy will be the remarkable propaganda machine. he helped to create that's been developed in recent years with the hollywood style amaica and attempts to transition to the age of social media. more recent musical creations idolizing came junglin have gone viral. finding a globe below audience by this has to be done as a result seems reaching the age of 4 to this year for to refuse strong efforts to upgrade his position to absolute power with control on being referred to as the great father. so and with kim introducing his daughter as a likely 4th generation successor. it's a propaganda effort that shows no signs of slowing down on mcbride. i'll just say era. so finally they have been dramatic scenes at a stand bowl airport. so boeing, 767 tango pine was forced to land on its nose on the runway up to its landing gear, fi

well, the kim cheese food into jobs. this is when the sun mentation process begins in order to cement vegetables and mixed with souls and spices. just have to be sealed and add tie container. this allows them lactic acid bacteria already in the cabbage, to multiply these micro organisms convert substances in the vegetables, like carbohydrates into electric asset. that low is the ph value and also makes the vegetables taste slightly sour. by contrast, dairy foods like k c a and you'll get, need to have back to real coaches added to them and properly the florian speaker from the whole and high institute of nutritional sciences a study they've got micro biome. she recommends eating fermented foods regularly. the snarling, valid, if it makes sense because cemented foods contain micro organisms. and depending on the food, these can be living like organisms that reach that gastro intestinal tract of living bacteria or funky. and therefore, in which the augusta intestinal micro biome mark dominy device and couldn't is the micro

kim you are up first.ed new yorker this week excoriated the extreme left and pc culture that has killed comedy. he correctly noted the only place you can go for laughs these days is stand up comedy sy because anything that has a script that goes through tv or movies end up in committees all they do is kill stuff because they're worried about the present people. you know this, paul. i don't most americans don't always going to change the of titans of industry start pushing back so well done gerry. >> this is a hit to the company one day which has developed a pill for brain cancer in kids it was found to reduce tumors about half of kids who didn't respond to other treatment it's a lot less damaging than radiation. even among the ugliness in the world today biotech student fabulous things. >> a hit for japan which we learn is reaping the rewards of its democracy by attracting high net worth chinese migrants in notable numbers. many of them are successful entrepreneurs. for example something like 10,000 have g

>> kim israel's war cabinet has largely put on a united front over the past few months, despite theirbvious divisions. but these divisions have now really burst out into the open just on wednesday, defense minister yoav golan, two together with netanyahu and benny gantz make up the three members of the war cabinet. you have to learn the defense minister just on wednesday criticizing netanyahu openly for failing to come out with a coherent plan for the day after the war with hamas in gaza. in particular, warning against the possibility of israel being in control militarily on the ground in gaza after the war is over. now we've got benny gantz, a member of the war cabinet. former defense minister, former head of the idf, and possibly a netanyahu's biggest political rival coming out and laying down this ultimatum saying if you don't come up with this six point plan, which includes getting the hostages back, destroying hamas, returning displaced people to the north, and also making progress towards normalization with saudi arabia. then he will quit the gun by june the 8th, but it's unclea

did you meet kim jong-un?> well, you know, as soon as this was brought to my attention, i certainly made some changes and looked at this passage, and i've met with many, many world leaders. so i'm glad that this book is being released in a couple of days, and that those edits will be in place, and that people will have the updated version. >> so you did not meet with kim jong-un? that's what you're saying? >> i met with many, many world leaders. many world leaders. i'm not going talk about my specific meetings with world leaders. i am saying that this book is very, very good, and i've met with many world leaders. >> jimmy: that's right. all she is trying to say is the book is very, very good and she's met with many world leaders, none of them being kim jong-un. why would she even claim this? she's like the female george santos. although sometimes george santos is the female george santos. and by the way, it's a shame she -- [ applause ] -- it's really kind of a shame she didn't meet kim jong-un, because if any

this is the real issue, kim, _ today on capitol hill.issue, kim, that _ today on capitol hill. this is the real issue, kim, that there - today on capitol hill. this is the real issue, kim, that there is i today on capitol hill. this is the | real issue, kim, that there is an enormous political pressure right now on the icc and when you look at the allies that israel has in the west, obviously the united states is not a signatory to the icc but the uk definitely is. downing street said today that this will do nothing to help reach a pause in the fighting, but there has been a row in the comments this evening because the shadow foreign secretary david lammy has questioned whether they should be undermining what he called, a cornerstone of the international legal system. it is going to put the british government in a tight spot at these warrants are upheld. it in a tight spot at these warrants are upheld-— are upheld. it absolutely is. remember. _ are upheld. it absolutely is. remember, far _ are upheld. it absolutely is. remember, far from

when i met with north korean dictator kim jong un."ake that story out, because she never actually met with north korean dictator kim jong un. and she says the story was put in there by accident, and she took it out as soon as she found out, even though she wrote the book and recorded the audiobook. and if you're wondering, "didn't she find that out when she recorded the audiobook?" you're not the only one! >> you said, you, when you learned of it, you immediately took action. >> mm-hmm. >> you recorded the whole book and the audiobook. >> mm-hmm >> you read this whole passage out loud. why didn't you take it out then when you read the audiobook? >> you know, i've traveled for years. i've been involved in policy for almost 30 years, and so i've gone all across the world, i've met with world leaders. >> so you didn't realize when you recorded the audiobook? >> when it was brought to my attention, and it was -- i had asked the publisher if they would remove the name and they did. >> okay. i just -- but you didn't answer my question. when

kim, this isn't new for cfpb. could you highlight the importance of robust administrative procedures act process? >> why does it matter? >> it matters because the agency does have a lot of power and in order to exercise its power, it should follow its statutory mandate in dodd-frank and other acts, primarily in dodd-frank, so, i think, you know, in order to have the right balance of executing its mission to protect consumers, exercising its broad regulatory powers, it has to follow the mandate from congress. >> there's been a significant amount of questions regarding the details of the rule. for example, the cfpb does not clearly define the term funds. there's concerns that this could rope in entities that transfer assets such as securities or even commodities that are outside the purpose of this rule making. mr. kim, could you explain how elements in the proposal such as this are overly broad? >> so dodd-frank has a specific requirement, where really, i think, boundaries is a better word, saying very clearly that

and kim iverson host of the kim iverson share . thank you so much for joining me again. well, i know i'm gonna start with you on this one. what do you think has caused this shift for president joe biden to go after china in the farm of tears and whose economy is under more pressure? china's or the united states will come in and say, well, 1st of all, the question is not, not what does joe biden? what has caused the person? who tells joe biden want to change their mind? and by the way, if you ever needed any example, the absolute incoherence of this administration, look at your range on peer who basically respond to every question. like she's entering, you know, particle physics, super good 3 questions. it's this kind of a, well, i feel like as long as the knowledge there look very, very simply that's what, what you know, it's so easy for us to use just kind of a pedestrian terms, but, well, i know what will respect is strength and consistency. and somebody who knows what, how they're talking about that can be adjusted later if you didn't even speak english and you look a

kim k j line. oh thank you so much for a very frank and honest about this conversation cuz you don't hear that many media outlets right now. maybe they're afraid that might be the truth. you know, there's so many stories talking about being afraid where the boogeyman or the villain turns out to be in cohorts with the hero the entire time. now, pardon me, if i find the participating so often done by us politicians, 3 merely theatrics as their fears. just actions are against the social media app made payments by viral dances. but now, one of the main sources for on regulated live videos, or they banded the phone manufacturer, which is the number one competitor to apple and every other country. meanwhile, one and 5000 chinese companies actually operate in the united states with little to no attention. companies like smithfield foods, alibaba and even general electric to name a few art majority owned by the chinese. and yet there's silence from us politicians from writing restrictions against these are

so and with kim introducing his daughter as a likely 4th generation successor. it's a propaganda effort that shows no signs of slowing down on mcbride. i'll just say era, so we'll finally, that'd be dramatic scenes as simple as thoughts. boeing, 767 tall, good plane was forced to land on his nose on the runway after its landing. it felt a 5 fights has rushed to the plain to sure, but no fuss broke out. and that's it for minute clock. we've got the weather coming up next enough to that inside story. we'll examine israel seizure the rough for crossing and what that means for the palace, deeds of costs, the low, the pots of south asia will continue to civil under exceptional heat. over the next few days, we've had amber, lots issued for shore line cut for at least the next 3 days with temperatures set to hit very high levels of costs move in and eastern areas. but also western parts of india will continue to see the mercury rise utilising $42.00 degrees celsius. the good news is that will be some relief coming in in the form of some showers on sat today with the ch

putin promised to help kim's satellite program a leader of north korea, shows great interest in space and rocketry we'll show them are new objects. >> and alliance the us warns, could see russia providing critical ballistic missile technology to north korea. further destabilizing the region and the world these military spy satellites are part of kim jong un's military modernization program. they are a priority for him and we know that the north koreans, erica, learn a lot from these failures. sometimes more than a learn from successful launches. so they're saying that a newly developed liquid rocket motor might be the cause of this liquid fuel, of course, highly volatile, but also very effective because they can roll these ballistic missiles out and launch them with almost no notice. and they're making progress as we can see. >> wow, it's really something we will appreciate it. >> thank you i'll frond next and urgent manhunt underway after a popular daytime tv star is shot dead imagine a future where plastic is not wasted. but instead remade over and over into the things that keep our

. >> i'm kim brynn, uber ahead on cnn newsroom. more evacuations ordered in gaza israeli forces expand their military operations and palestinian state, there's nowhere safe to go. mass demonstrations and aviv ahead of israel's memorial day, protesters demand the release of the hostages and the resignation of the prime minister plus, russia claims villages are falling to its forces as they pressed toward ukraine's second largest city live from atlanta. >> this is cnn newsroom with kim bruises i was eons in gaza say they have no safe place to go as israel conduct strikes from the north to the south. have a look, this is a live look at gaza where people say there's nowhere to turn to escape israeli military attacks. some say they can't even evacuate there's one hand, it was honestly i do not have a tent to go to all the tents were distributed already and i do not have cash to get a vehicle to move my belongings, which costs 400 or 500 shekels it is a very difficult situation. can you imagine having to evacuated when you don't have the

s office, kim. >> yeah.eing here is a little glimpse into panic that the prosecutors have been feeling as the trial got closer to it because not only is this guy there main witness, not only does he have that track record that we were just talking about convictions and other incidences where it is clear he has been laying, but this is a guy who clearly was a witness they cannot control. he is out there doing all of these publicity hits, really making himself and issue this has become a larger issue because it is looked again as if there are double-sided standards here and he has been allowed to go on ad nauseam him on the media and do his parade and talked and slammed trump and make all these accusations that donald trump has been slapped with a gag order and not allowed to defend himself against any of these accusations. i understand the prosecution could not drop him as a witness because, again, he is absolutely all they have brought in these main claims but i can imagine there's been a lot of hand-wringin

so and with kim introducing his daughter as a likely 4th generation successor. it's a propaganda effort that shows no signs of slowing down. rob mcbride, i'll just say era, so not sperm whales are communicating in a way that's more complex than previously believe. so that's the conclusion reached by scientists studying the models. i'll expect as the details of these just clicks or are we listening to a complex language? that's the question signs as the graphing with which could change our understanding of the joint lorraine, metals, room wheels communicate with each other using little bursts of which noises sound called co. does that sound a little bit like morse code? or research shows that these code is how complex internal structure with similarities, similarities to aspects of some other animal communication systems.