kim john-un. it was one of the more crimes this day is one of the memorials on the second anniversary of his death, but it was also an opportunity publicly to close ranks around his son, after the unprecedented revelation of discord in the top. the man now set to be the most senior ally. >> revere and follow the scheme leader. >> sterned face sat through the hour long ceremony. his grip -- but also effectively being questioned. by south korean government that is warning by the implications the trouble at the top. >> kim john-un has been ferociously busy, an escalation and the military rhetoric, and an accelerated program in astalling his own appointees. but all of that pails beside the decision to execute his uncle. >> raising questions for ordinary north koreans that what may be happening at the top of the system. i think privately many will be skeptical about this change. >> he was accompanied by his wife to lay a reef at the husband liam that houses his father's bodies. they considered themselv

reporting that kim john-un's uncle has been executed for treason. live from seoul, take us up to this point? what led us to his uncle being accused of something so severe as treason? >> well, it is an extraordinary -- i should point out, i am in bangkok, so usually in seoul, but i am in bangkok for the current crisis here. but just, weaking up this morning to find out this latest extraordinary captainner the down fall and obviously the final chapter. he is as an extremely powerful figure, the uncle the husband of the former leader sister. on the death of kim jong-il nearly two years ago. and there have been reported in the south korean media for soil time, based on the assessment, but a couple of the aids have been executed, and then we got this extraordinary development on monday, when the agency publicly said there had been a meeting of the very senior bureau of the workers party, the ruling party, at which he was public humiliated his crimes layed there, he was dragged from that meeting by two soldiers. this doesn't usually happen in north korea,

the senior north korean smart checked on until the flowers by kim john eales taxi. meanwhile heidi's from the country's leader kim jong and as he left. it's our money. two years ago he was trusted power is the country's leader following the spot is that the anniversary comes just days after the project and john and some potent attack widely seen as a second most powerful figure in the country. he played the role of mentor for his nephew when he stepped onto the young and inexperience the day. becky she was very publicly. the government released image isn't dying to try comes to the person detained men handcuffed as he received his death sentence the country's state run media. i'll stand on tackling painting and the corrupt womanizing truck is becoming an elite speak to you noticeably absent from the crowd proceedings was telling my kids on its team can we. a powerful figure within the regime she and her husband are seen as the real force behind cam. however she seems to still be in its favor. given a role in an important stake in the team following the parents the ex

north korea's news agency says kim john un's uncle has been executed for trying to overthrow the governmentm jong un's uncle was widely seen as second in command in north korea. analysts say the surprise execution could be a sign that kim jong un's transition to power has not been as smooth as first thought. >> pam: the white house says it has been unable to confirm the execution, but does not doubt it took place. tonight we're learning just how a family of six. including four young children. managed to survive being stranded for two brutal nights in the nevada wilderness. >> pam: the aunt of the woman, christina mcintee, who was in the crash says the family survived temperatures as low as 20 below zero on crackers chips and cookies. >> pam: they also burned sage brush, heated rocks and burned a spare tire to keep warm. she says the couple never lost hope but they were growing desperate and were about to begin walking toward help when they were found tuesday. >> pam: she stayed strong for her kids and her niece and her nephew the entire time. she >> worked side by side with her boyfriend to

so even though kim john the end was the top guy in power how old days of the removal of times and tech affect the power structure that. but experts say the execution of sounds that naz eyes shift in north korea's current structure to a one man leadership structure this meeting backed teams and then it's making sure that he is the one and only rule out the btn. now i'm on the outside world that shot lights out his removal north korea watchers say it was a calculated move and very much and expect the plan the dictator. it seems prudent and capable. he has to be careful you'll take measures to remove those are very high and on a higher key because they pose the greatest challenge for the greatest potential challenge to his rule so the exhibition was carefully planned rather than emotional impulse said the session of the set right. sata because i wasn't the only man to fall under team sunspots five out of seven senior officials that company again came during his father's funerals have seen have not even those which means he has even sniffing figures in his father's generation had this to b

. >>> it seems nobody is safe from kim johning -- jong un. he ordered a killing of his old girlfriend remember this guy has a nuclear weapons program joining us now from washington ralph peters. thank thanks for joining us colonel on the story. kim jong un is 30 years old, power hungry and crazed already. >> yes. killing his uncle, let's be fair. who hasn't wanted to kill a relative or two over the holidays? seriously. this is truly something to worry about. i think the media has gotten this wrong. you're reading about a division in leadership of north korea? no. killing his uncle tells you is that there is no division and none will be tolerated kim jong un is power mad and we're dealing with a nuclear arm many. if you want to understand this guy. put aside the dry diplomatic textbooks. this is incredibly dangerous at a time when china is acting very aggressively in the east china sea. nearly colliding with one ship our allies at ends with one another, i'll ab mazed if we can get through without it. >> the world waiting to see he was build go

kim john un now apparently trying to oust his uncle. and this case having an impact on the case of merrill new man who has been detained in north korea for six weeks now. >> i can understand that in u.s. and western countries there is misleading information and propaganda. well, governor, you know a lot about this and you have gone to north korea and been successful several times. where does this case stand? >> well, this is very, very flabbergasting and bizarre. this american korean war veteran, he is 85 years old. he has a heart condition and they pulled him out of the war veteran to make him into a hostage. it seems that, the new leader is trying to send messages. he is consolidating his power and he's replaced several people in the north korean military that he feels were his father's people and not his. this is the second american hostage. kenneth bay has been detained for a year. and now we have this korean war veteran who has been detained. and it seems very, very bizarre. >> what might you be able to do about it. you went over i

written to dennis rodman asking him to be mindful of the human rights abused in his dealing with kim john-uno talk about rights is asian advocacy director, john, what do you make of his visit? does it give you reason for hope, or do you think this adds to the infamous he is and frankly ridiculous he is. it risks turning the whole thing into a joke. >> isn't it better to have at least one america, as crazy as he is, at least to have one american that has contact than none? >> it is important to remember there are foreigners going into north korea, pretty regularly. and it doesn't get much attention. the problem again, is that this become as joke, a late night comedy routine, and people aren't thinking well, what are the real solutions. the real solutions are not to have dennis rodman be an envoy for human rights butons human rights council in geneva, everywhere it can be raised. >> john, thank you for coming on we appreciate it. >> there is a lot of other news we are following today. fidel castro was pass -- for that story and more, we are joined by rah chel kerry. >> cuba's former president

kim. i'm john with the department. we think this legislation is a way to protect long established housing without slowing the permit process. as we know given the pace of the construction we must respond to the housing and eviction process. we think this helped to undercover affordable housing in market. quickly if i could show a couple of maps. this is where pits bounty by market street open the second street and division and south van ness. it includes many of the buildings in this city. secondary i want to show you since the legislation applies to buildings built before 1979. the red areas are where they were built before 1979. the blue area after that. united states bout of this proposal. there are both since 2000 there are 13 thousand permits in this area for tenant improvement so their internally improvements. but so there are a large number of permits issued at any given time. given that fact the control substance don't add planning review or additional forebodes you wouldn't otherwise be required. instead, they

was executedek after a military tribunal headed un.ing john and -- kim jong he had been seen as the second most powerful man in this secretive state. 's execution thaek was carried out very swiftly and it is seen as a strategic decision to wrap the case up within this year in order to shore up the regime at the beginning of next year and to accelerate economic development. criminal accused of acts, including corruption, womanizing, and alcohol abuse. his uncle for the country's economic woes. this 64-year-old was vice chairman of the powerful national defense commission and had guided him as he consolidated power. only two years ago, there were .o visible signs of a rift the two were walking alongside each other behind the hearse of kim's father. >> for more, let's go to armor and george in our international declares -- affairs. >> clearly, something had gone wrong. to his and marriage he was also a mayor -- in the inner circle. it has been suggested that he fell out with kim or what it kim's key backers. in any case, jang must have been seen as a threat. whether that is down to anything w

senior general, uncle and mentor of north korean leader kim john -- kim jong-un, executed, accused of gambling, womanizing and attempting to overthrow the government. here he is again in a picture a few feet away from his nephew, then in another image erased. we have no reason to doubt the official state media report. this is another example of the extreme brutality of the north korean regime. it's a shocking example of deep instability at the very top of this nuclear armed dictatorship, coming a year after kim deposed another senior military leader. >> if you cannot trust your number one and two man in the system, that clearly means you don't trust anybody. and to me that's not a good sign. >> reporter: still, proving the north's supreme unpredictability only last week, the leadership delivered a surprisingly positive gesture. releasing american merrill newman from detention. though not before the korean war veteran made a forced con investigation on state television. >> i understand in u.s. and western countries there is misleading information and propaganda. >> reporter: north kore

leader kim jong-il, and state media showed kim jong-un over the weekend inspecting a ski resort in the eastern part of the country. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry says kim is ruthless and reckless. kerry says the execution shows the young leader is making erratic decisions. kerry made the comments in an interview with abc news. he says kim's actions underscore a need for the united states stand against north korea. >> we need to factor that into the urgency of getting china, russia, japan, south korea, all of us, to stay on the same page and to put as much effort into the denuclearization as possible. >> kerry said that kim is worried about his place in the power structure and is maneuvering to eliminate any potential adversaries. >>> a chinese media report says clashes between the police and uyghur autonomous region have left 16 people dead. police apparently shot and killed 14 people and two police officers were killed. an official news website said a mom attacked police in an attempt to arrest suspects on criminal charges. the muslim uyghur ethnic minority makes up about 90% of the local population. protests have been reported in the r

. >> kim john unhas taken drastic measures to secure his power, having his powerful uncle executed foredly plotting to overthrow the government. we report on the country where disloyalty could lead to death. >> these men and women now know the price of crossing king kong un. his uncle was executed. this day was a memorial for kim jong-il on oh the second overs of his death and an opportunity to publicly close ranks aren't his son. the man now said to be kim's most influential senior ally rallied the troops. >> our revolutionary forces know no other except kim jong-un. in any storm or hardship we will revere and follow only the dear supreme leader. >> kim jong-un sat through the ceremony, his grip on power strengthened by a recent purge, but also being question said by the south korean government worrying about the implications of a struggle at the top. >> the competition for showing loyalty could lead to the possibility of provokation. we consider it highly likely the north could make threats next year. >> kim jong-un has been busy, two rocket launchers, a nuclear test and accelerated

dennis rodman may be one of the first outsiders to meet kim john un sin -- kim jong-un since he had his uncle executed for treason. >> i have no control over that. these things have been going on for years and years and years. i'm just going over to do a basketball game and have some fun. >> reporter: rodman is going to have some fun in a country that may be in the midst of a major political purge. he's bringing along a documentary film crew on a trip sponsored by an irish gambling company. on thursday, he told me, in the future, he wants to bring other former nba players to pyongyang. meanwhile, the sister of kenneth bayh, an american missionary imprisoned in north korea is begging rodman for a very different favor. >> if you're watching, mr. rodman, please do think about this american citizen, a father, a husband, a son and a brother, who has been imprisoned for 13 months in the dprk. while you're there, think about him and his family waiting for him to come home for christmas and do everything you can to bring him home. >> reporter: rodman insists he's powerless to help his fellow am

. >> i'm here on behalf of supervisor kim's office for the stabilization plan. john he will so apple speak for himself he's providing direct services to our search and seizures with the affordable housing development that's surrounding did moscone center and heel amply serve on little committee to assist in the question of stablz the south of market community during this time of development. thank you >> sorry about this john you would be the first speaker for this particular item. >> good afternoon, members. i'm john. thank you very much for considering my plantation. i joined the group in 1978 and 35 years of work with that development housing development. and what i hope to bring to the stabilization cac is the benefit of some experience and expertise. it's important the body for south of market it's a real enforcement vehicle. if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer them. >> okay supervisor breed. >> hi, good to see you. i notice you still have you're the present commissioner for the treasure island authority >> that's correct. >> i didn't see your in

and commissioner perez we're looking forward to our reappointment next month supervisors john avalos and jane kim and a distinguished guests friends. on behalf of the council general my wife and colleagues at the filipino general in san francisco and most importantly the filipino american community in san francisco in the bay area i'd like to express our deepest appreciation to the mayor's office and especially to you, mr. mayor for host this wonderful representation and giving us this proclamation. this is more than a celebration to close the most long celebration of filipino american history month. for this is a gesture for a oonlts time of the growing filipino american citizens across california and throughout the united states. this month has been a month of learning. that the dreams and life lessons that were passed down from our generations resonate what a far greater community than friends. this the the art museums and signing of a b 1, 2, 3 which requires the filipino involvement. we learned about the work they served to usher policies and attitudes that shaped the greater community we li

i would like to go back to john's point and supervisor kim's point, our view has been a level of environmental process. it sets a bar. we can't construct anything higher than that bar but we don't have to construct anything up to that bar. meaning this is the point, now is the time in the next 6-8 months where we'll be making specific decisions on what gets built and what doesn't and we'll be making changes to the proposal as we go forward based on the community feedback and this preliminary engineering level. detailed design won't be overlapping what it's called permanent engineering but it's outreach looking at how long will the bus bulb beand the drive way and what kind of utilities we need to move and that gets played out in the engineering phase and that can be moved into design once we get the questions answers. >> last points? >> i realize we have several more items. i think we should continue this. i think we need more detailed presentation at the next committee meeting. i read your report and it does answer a lot of questions, but i think the public deserves more of an explanation. i

kim jong un. uncle m advisor to john song. tech has been executed. john had been considered the second most powerful mom and the most state media said he was immediately execute the top and found guilty of treason for attempting to overthrow the state and tell me i let go said he deserves to be execute a challenging the country's leadership would include dawn on me he's like an enemy who dares to be crazy enough to take over power from a policy and our leader that the boe kitchen is the most about look how much harm he did to people's lives going on a mechanical too much. he got what he deserved it it is awesome you know who isn't going to a solution for this group of traders who are going to destroy our single hard to imitate execution is too lenient in the midst of all this to be torn up in front of the rubbish bin of history. nope none of the sith korea have them in this very amazing tour of the developments with its northern neighbor the united states said it was consulting with the allies in the region a bunch of times that the move could herald

secretary of state john kerry called kim jong un ruthless and reckless and says the move to execute hiscle underscored the dangers in the region. >> the journey for the world statesman nelson mandela came to an end this morning. he was laid to rest in qunu, a small village where his life began 95 years ago. most of the funeral was broadcast around the world. cameras were turned off at the end giving the family the last moments in private. >> nelson mandela's life documented in films, history books and biographies will be studied for years to come. one of the places to start will be the archives in johannesburg. >> the center of memory is full of the predictable and the strange and unusual. >> if you look at this one here, it's from arnold schwarzenegger. >> it's arnie. >> yes. >> arnie and madeba. >> another gift that was given to madeba. >> he's behind her. >> yes. >> who is that? >> that's oprah winfrey. >> as well as being an historical record of nelson mandela's life, it's a place the public can cut through the mythology. his most personal documents are in the vault. >> this is his

supervisor john avalos: thank you supervisor kim and thank you for your very thorough summary of lionel's life. i was very surprised to hear of lionel's passing. it was great to go to the community center on friday and i was happy to go there and see the community that lionel had around him. he lived a very big life and he had a very big heart and that was shown with how the community came together and how so many people spoke about lionel and how he impacted their lives. in particular bobby bogan who wanted to be with his community where he would pass. lionel, one thing that was something about lionel, he was a strong advocate around local hiring. he was here on the advocacy efforts. he was a master carpenter and was a cabinet maker and made a lot of great things. he wanted to teach people how to do great cabinet work. he had a lot to teach people as well. i want to say, thank you, lionel for your work in san francisco and florida and all the life's that you touched and the world is diminished without you. president david chiu: supervisor farrell. supervisor mark farrell: i want to take

there are at the secret expenditures meet the current leader kim jong man in his late father john in. two months after the men fled north to attend southern their clothes states were publicly executed the contents whereabouts were not clear. in related news japanese newspaper new mutations and says to the man didn't come in packs have different views on the strategy for north korea's economic reforms citing the north korean sources. the japanese deal reported to the wind was against some tough times progressive reform plans of expanding special economic zones to fourteen districts across the state. expanding a self financing vista system and a group of discretionary power. state run companies intent and meaning this. a lot of reports out of the world's most reclusive state. south korea's intelligence agency on friday in the grief of its findings on norfolk at the national assembly. they said that with the executions have become more common in country and that heavy artillery and move closer to the intra korean border. the sun reports north korea leader saddam on the media tyrants no l

place in north korea on tuesday to mark the second anniversary of the death of king john cale the father of leader kim jong il and any observers believe these events will provide a key for analyzing t north korean power structure. after the execution of the leaders uncle. the korean people's time they held a massive gathering intel made in the capital pyongyang on monday the event took place in the mausoleum of the leading pair. among them we made to the agents to fear secretary came to own them. as the center of our units he and leadership. and swear to protect him with our lives. to be on hand is thought to be playing a greater role in the country's leadership since the argentines uncle. when stanley fink and johnny gill and esteem in all of the senior official of the ruling workers' party who died recently. i believe tat being held on monday the besieged by media had not reported these events. king is expected to visit the mosque early in the this father accompanied by high ranking officials on tuesday analysts say the military me it is unlikely to use them for history to stress the unity of the na

in two years since kim jones who became supreme leader. his uncle john's aunt it was considered by many as north korea's second most powerful thing kept his arrest on sunday is the making of the wickets cost heap on the piano was dramatic. john was shocked that trying to hit the third estate financial mismanagement womanizing and alcohol abuse. any speculation that family ties to cringe on clemency was immediately dispelled when a tribunal condemns him today and ordered his immediate execution. south korea expressed deep concern friday of the developments saying it would have to wash his call to all possibilities generally we've seen in the cost that efforts to crack down on internal insecurities. the text on all provocations. we're paying close attention to the possibility this time as well sharon smith. at the genius trust zone between the two koreas to use in the south champion crossed into the mold. meanwhile the eyes of the world are on peeling and to see what kim jong il might still get to the cement his position. but he retooled to cause when jason

kim jong-un executed his own uncle. why did rodman come through with this trip? ivan watson is in beijing with the latest. good morning, ivan. >> reporter: good morning, john. this is more about the strange relationship between the strange and reclusive north korean dictator and the former bad boy of the nba. dennis rodman may become the first real outsider to meet kim jong-un since he ordered to have his own uncle executed one of the top men in the north korean regime. this is what he had to say before flying out. >> it has nothing to do with it, man. has nothing to do with it, man. i volunteer no control over that. these things have been going on for years and years answers years. whoever want to be a political insider over there for america and the world try to get a hold of it, i'm just going to a basketball game and have some fun. >> john, a lot of analysts say he may be landing in a country with a purge of supporters of the former, you know, slain uncle of the current north korean leader. >> interesting time to go over to a country just to have some fun when apparently a purge is going on there, ivan. also, families of americans being detained in north

. >> secretary of state john kerry described the execution of kim jong un's uncle as reckless and underscores the danger in the region. kim's uncle was considered the second-most powerful figure in north korea. >> and british actor peter o'toole died in london after a long illness. he was known for his role in "lawrence of arabia". he was 81. now "nelson mandela remembered" starts right now. [ singing ] >> we beseech you in your kindness. >> madeba will emerge as the greatest man in the 21st century. the world thank you for sharing this man with us. >> hello, i'm tony harris, when president obama delivered his yulolgy for nelson mandela he said, "hard to capture the qualities of a person, the qualities that illuminate a soul. so much harder for a giant of history, a man who moved a nation to justice and billions around the world." during the broadcast we'll bring you images from the farewells in south africa, a week of heart felt celebrations of the quiet but charismatic leader who led a nation out of darkness. whelm look at his life, purpose and legacy. nelson mandela himself would tell you

kim to my left is david chewing. i want to thank sftv specifically john madam clerk, are there any announcements? >>. yes chair wiener. please silence all electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any files should be submitted to the clerk and agenda will appear on the 2014 nools otherwise stated >> thank you and to members of the public at the 345 we'll be taking a 15 minute recess so we'll be briefly recessings. madam clerk, please call item one >> it's an ordinance amending the transportation code are inform the division of parking meter and president chiu is the author of this measure. >> is that working now? >> you might want to turn it off. >> great this is a measure that i'm carrying at the request of the department to a state law that needs to go both effect jan marcason could you please present. >> good afternoon sxhirgz janet mary ton from mta. the ordinance will revise a overnight parking at the meters. we need this local amendment to come into inclination assembly bill was signed into law by the governor when it goes to o into effective it will change the mta to permit veh