kim jong il has had about two months.ot going to have a 85-year-old general salute a kid just because kim jong il said he should. only if kim jong il lasts more years will his son be in charge. otherwise, the military will be running things. greta: the military is the reason why they did the missiles and nuclear tests and the short- range missiles. what do you see if the military takes over? what happens? >> they become more hostile. the problem is is that there is no pushback from the obama administration in response to all of these provocations, so as the military pushes and pushes and pushes, it will be a real problem for us, and that is why we only have a short window to deal with north korea while kim jong il is still around, because after the takeover, anything can happen. greta: thank you. for more, we are joined live. mr. secretary, what is going to happen when kim jong il dies? what do you think? >> well, i have some disagreements with your previous person. i am inclined to think it is going to be another kim, ju

. >> north korea's leader, kim jong il, has life-threatening pancreatic cancer. that is the claim of being made by south korean television sources. this report follows recent pictures of kim jong il looking gaunt, spurning fresh speculation on his health. >> this is kim jong il in better times, set to stirring music, north korean television still broadcasts these films, showing the future leader as an animated visionary, learning his craft at the side of his father. now, after more than two decades at the top, his public appearances are rare events. this is him last week, pictures bringing about another bout of speculation on his ailing health and the stroke he is reported to have suffered. now this, the headlines reading that kim jong il has pancreatic cancer here in south korea. breaking first on a 24-hour news channel, ytm, quoting sources in seoul and beijing. if true, the north korean leader has a life expectancy of less than five years. it's almost impossible to verify, of course, north korea denies that he is ill. calling the reports lies. this story has h

secretary, what is going to happen when kim jong il dies? what do you think? on. i am inclined to think it is going to be another kim, just to keep it in the family, and that probably means the young son, but it probably means that behind the scenes, the military will be there, and they have always been there. it may well be kim's son. largely, if he feels he is on the way out, now is the time to get all of these things out of the way, but whoever it is, i think it is no question. whether it is the military or the son or not, there is no reason to predict that anything is going to get any better with the north koreans between now and 20 years from now as long as that regime is in place. there is a pusillanimous attitude. thanks to the pusillanimous attitude of that regime and too many regimes in other parts of the world, this has gone on. greta: and you go back to 50 years. i do not know is interesting is the right word, but the people of north korea, not the leader, not the military, they believe that we hate to them. they hate us. they believe that we want to

and kim jong-il, the north korean leader.ts that the dear leader has pancreatic cancer and could be close to dying. he reportedly also suffered a stroke last year, and tonight, we have new pictures released by north korea that were supposedly taken recently of kim jong il. in some of the pictures, he is touring a newly built plant. in other pictures, he is sitting down at an outdoor briefing, and according to news agency, this kind of picture is rare and suggests that he may be very sick. we will keep you updated on his health. and finally, it is always a breathtaking. what a sight. >> çfour, three, two, own, the lift off of endeavour. the hope for an out of this world space laboratory. >> greta: they launched earlier today in florida. it took several times before they were able to take off. and there you ha)e it, the best of the rest, but we have a special programming note. tomorrow is the 40th anniversary of the apollo moon landing. friday night, 10:00 p.m., we have a special. yes, we did it first. we put a man on the moon

and kim jong-il, the north korean leader.eports that the dear leader has pancreatic cancer and could be close to dying. he reportedly also suffered a stroke last year, and tonight, we have new pictures released by north korea that were supposedly taken recently of kim jong il. in some of the pictures, he is touring a newly built plant. in other pictures, he is sitting down at an outdoor briefing, and according to news agency, this kind of picture is rare and suggests that he may be very sick. we will keep you updated on his health. and finally, it is always a breathtaking. what a sight. >> çfour, three, two, own, the lift off of endeavour. the hope for an out of this world space laboratory. >> greta: they launched earlier today in florida. it took several times before they were able to take off. and there you ha)e it, the best of the rest, but we have a special programming note. tomorrow is the 40th anniversary of the apollo moon landing. friday night, 10:00 p.m., we have a special. yes, we did it first. we put a man on the

would he have really tried to reach out to him, to kim jong-il?, it is shocking i suppose to hear, but if you've known michael and i had known him for many years, i mean, he's many things to many people but one of the things certainly is a humanitarian from big huge things like "we are the world" to smaller issues like this that he felt deeply about, especially when there was a personal connection. what he would have done, i mean, michael was, yeah, i mean he talked to many people. he would call them in the middle of the night, even strangers and you know ask questions. he was beside who was hungry for knowledge. as we all know, he lived a pretty isolated life so he was not above just picking up the phone and making a phone call, now how you get kim jong-il's phone number i'm not sure, but if anybody could, he might have been able to. >> you're probably right on that front. earlier in the show, one of our reporters reported that in 2004, michael jackson's employees told authorities that he was taking ten or more, even up to 40 xanax pills a night

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kim jong-il grooming his youngest son, 26 yooefrld kim jung unas his heir. 11, seeing here being burned by south korean protesters. that uncertainty could be linked to the north's recent provocative action. firing missiles, carrying out a nuclear test. a senior u.s. official says that behavior could be explained by insecurity among the authorities there. it's all related to power, consolidating power. but with little reliable information about the truth of kim jong-il's health, the u.s. watches and tries to understand. >> our means of getting information, of course, are very limited. >> reporter: and information that the experts on north korea say the information about the health of kim jong-il is one of the most closely held secrets in one of the most secretive countries in the world. wolf? >> jill dougherty working that story for us. lots of mystery unfolding. >>> we have heard now the swine flu in the united states is much like the seasonal flu. but researchers have uncovered a disturbing difference. the new study finds swine flu can ravage the lungs. res

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so kim jong-il developing p pancreatic cancer.things he was diagnosed a while ago because news to hard to reach in north korea and there are no mrn journalists, besides the two jailed there for crossing into north korea. this weekend was reported that north korea is considering releasing those two journalists, because they want to make some sort of deal with the united states, but now, their leader, kim jong-il, the leader of pyongyang, the leader in position many, many years defiant with the u.n. and the united states in his participation in the nuclear program they have going there has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. we will have much, much more, according to reuters on the story and of course our news desk is working feverishly to confirm that story breaking right here on the fox report. and on this day in 190le, ten former secret service agents show up for work in washington for the first day at the office of the chief examiner, its main mission, investigate the criminals who operate across state lines and one year late

it would be amazing if kim jong-il decided to release those two american journalists and say, you knowson. >> it certainly is something i know all the friends and family would be rejoicing over tremendously, and who knows, crazier things have happened. so we're keeping our fingers crossed. >> we could only hope and pray. thanks very much, gotham, for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >>> could america afford stimulus spending, health care reform and other expensive government programs? fareed zakaria poses that question to the treasury secretary timothy geithner in an exclusive interview. we'll show you his answer and also speak with fareed, coming up next. >>> and u.s. marshals are boasting an impressive haul from a nationwide summer sweep to take fugitives off the streets. we'll give you the details of "operation falcon." stay with us. you're in "the situation room." d >>> bringing in cnn's fareed zakaria with an exclusive interview with the u.s. treasury secretary timothy geithner. it was an important interview, fareed. i want to play this exchange that you had with the treasu

new images evailing north korea leader kim jong-il surface as his country's being accused of being behind a cyberattack that's overwhelmed important government websites in south korea and the u.s. >>> argentina's in the middle of the winter and in the middle of a medical emergency. the h1n1 virus has now killed more people there than in any other south american country. tonight we go for a look. >>> then we travel to western kenya, as our continuing series of "view from africa" looks at the battle to take on that continent's three biggest killers. >>> from the world's leading reporters and analysts, here's what's happening from around the world. this is "worldfocus." made possible, in part, by the following funders -- >>> good evening. i'm martin savidge. the g-8 summit meeting's underway in italy and while many expected the global economic crisis to dominate today's talks the big news was on a different front. ed leaders agree to set a target limiting the world's average temperature from rising more than 2 degrees celsius. that's about 3.5 degrees fahrenheit and they also set a goal for

tonight, south korean television is reporting that kim jong-il has life threatening pancreatic cancer. he has reportedly been battling it since last summer. pancreatic cancer is usually detected in its final stage. kim jong-il's youngest son has been reported to be the heir apparent there in north korea. >>> the fourth time was not the charm for the space shuttle. thunderstorms forced nasa to delay "endeavour's" launch again. it was the fourth try. kristen dahlgren tonight. >> reporter: after a month of delays "endeavour's" crew hoped this was their day to fly. after getting strapped in and waiting, in the end it was the weather that stopped the shuttle again. >> the team is ready, but the weather is not. at this time we are no-go due to weather violation. >> reporter: this is the second time storms have forced a scrub. on friday, lightning hit near the launch pad 11 times. nasa delayed saturday's launch to inspect the shuttle. in the end, they found nothing wrong. there was so nothing wrong this time with the hydrogen line that was fixed after it leaked during two scrubbed launch att

can you not just to see kim jong mills sitting over there, hacking into the white house? pentagon officials say that they have largely deflected the halk attack. -- hack attack. joining me now, chief security officer for a security consulting firm. who did it? >> that is what they are trying to find out right now. going back to digital forensics, trying to find out what the source was, who is responsible. it could take a couple of weeks. shepherd out the attack came out of north korea, they think. -- shepard: the attack came out of north korea, they think. can you picture it? >> [laughter] kind of an oxymoron, but they think that it might have come out of north korea from south korea, they do not know where, exactly. it could have been anywhere around the world. that is the thing about cyber crime, you do not have to be anywhere. you can get to the white house from the philippines, north korea from russia. it is a mess. when you tried to investigate these cases, not every government as cooperative. you cannot get the kind of cooperation that you can get in europe from rus

the only job clearly that you would want to have in north korea is being a speechwriter for kim jong-il. >> the only fun. >> you know nothing else that you would want to do. >> the free reign to criticize anybody in the west and call them ridiculous names. >> and one more thing to keep in mind, the background of this is kim jong-il is ill, very ill from all reports. that they have a successor in place, one of his sons. but it makes it very, very difficult to do any business at all with the north koreans. >> what do they want to be, left alone during this period? >> no, well, they want to be left alone in terms of the power play in that part. but they want to fail as a power in their region. and they're very determined. they're very smart and very difficult. and he made the point, that secretary of state just had a difficult time, not just with the north koreans, but right across the board. it has not been a good past six months for her. it raises the question of how long she will stay? i'm not predicting she won't stay the full obama term but it raises the question. >> let's mention rea

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and kim jong-il is 67 years old and believed to have suffered a stroke last year. video of the ceremony shows north koreans laying flowers, and bowing repeatedly before a statue of kim young jong-sung. >>> according to the washington post, this woman was hired to work for barry. she was paid through his taxpayer funded budget. late last night, his spokesperson held an impromptu news conference. >> at no time was she ever threatened by mr. barry. and at no time was she ever stalked by mr. barry. >> natalie williams launched a series of personal attacks against watts-brighthaupt, who showed up at the press conference and denied those attacks. and barry will likely decide whether or not to file formal charges. >>> a toddler died after climb into a phal cinrles county c land. the boymathf oe middle leftf care of the child of his 14-year-old brother. investigators say the brother went shg,ing, leaving the child thleep at home. e 18-month-old woke up and wonderedutdesi anddeli cedmbed into an above ground pool. police were called when the motheretur dne home alddou c not

. >>> kim jong-il. does he have pancreatic cancer and if so, how long would he live? your national conversation for monday, july 13th, begins right now. it seemed like they were magic words we just heard. fidelity to the law, as i wrote them down. the job of a judge is not to make law. hello again. i'm rick sanchez with the next generation of news. th this is a conversation, not a speech. it's your turn to get involved. sonia sotomayor just answered her critics or did she? who insist that she's bound and determined to make law from the bench, that she would let personal biases get in her way somehow. you heard it right here. her retort to her opponents, i will now scrutinize what she says and prepare to grill her tomorrow. that's the way the system works. she says the law comes first. >> in the past month, many senators have asked me about my judicial philosophy. simple, fidelity to the law. the task of a judge is not to make law. it is to apply the law. and it is clear, i believe, that my record in two courts reflects my rigorous commitment to interpreting the consti

. >> north korean leader kim jong-il reportedly has life-threatening pancreatic cancer. that's the word from a south korean media. they say that the leader was diagnosed last summer around the same time he had a stroke. south korea's government says it cannot confirm the report, but kim jong-il's health has been the source of speculation. >> space shuttle "endeavour" is still on the launch pad, but today nasa will get things one more try. enginee engineers are hoping for a launch at 6:51 this evening. >> it will be busy, and there will be a lot of coordination, a lot of active and patience. >> "endeavour" has already faced a month of delays. back in june, two launches were scrubbed because of hydrogen leaks. on friday there was another delay, this time because of lightning. nasa scrubbed saturday's attempt while trying to inspect the shuttle. yesterday there were even more thunderstorms. >> the time is now 5:07. new details in the investigation of those mother/daughter murders in prince george's county. >> plus, what a member of michael jackson's family is now saying abo

they have kim jong il, who's definitely not kim jong well, he's kim jong very ill. and they're trying to deal with a very tough succession because he didn't make any plans for it. so we have this kind of odd situation of a sort of monarchy in a communist country that, frankly, isn't working. and i think the most important thing we have done and continue to do is to work with our partners. we are really flying in formation with the south koreans which i think is critical to the solution. we are working closely with the chinese and of course with the japanese. so i'm kind of hopeful that we've got the right policy and i'm hopeful that when the north koreans get through, this they get through this, they will see that we are unified and they're going to have to deal with us. >> rose: mr. ambassador, thank you very much, a pleasure to see you again and have you on this program and hopefully next time in new york. >> thank you very much. >> rose: or baghdad. >> okay. any time. love to see you there. >> rose: we'll be right back. stay with us. now an excerpt from our web s

. >>> kim jong il has pancreatic cancer, it has been reported. they said they do not expect him to live more than five more years. some analysts are skeptical of these reports. >>> a passenger takes a picture of a bus driver reading while driving. but she was not fired. >>> it is a labor of love. why hundreds of volunteers came out here today and how they are honoring our fallen heroes. >>> we will tell you which town rates as the best small town in the country. >>> we are keeng an eye on this weather pattern. it is pretty nice. we will take a look at the next seven days went abc7 news p >>> in montgomery bus driver caught reading while driving is still employed. a rider snap several photographs of the driver apparently reading a book while driving in traffic and veering out of her lanes. this is a violation of policy, but the county uses progressive disciplinary policies. >>> county council members are testing several ideas to help keep small businesses afloat. one is the local first program, which helps small business owners advertise. >> it is

. >>> he is one of the world's most notorious leaders but kim jong il has been laying low fueling speculation the state of s sohith . >>> we'reack with more after this.  maybe you want to knock off early today. sun's kind of strong. [ sizzling ] i don't know... i feel pretty good! let's try to finish it off. working in the hot sun. with the legendary taste of dunkin' donuts coffee on ice, you kin' do it. america runs on dunkin'. liven up your afternoon with a small coolatta for only $1.99 today. >>> some serious security concern as the government accountability office says investigators were able to smuggle bomb-making materials into 10 high security federal buildings around the country this past year. once inside, they constructed the bombs and walked around the building undetected. the obama administering plans to reorganize the federal protective service in the coming weeks. >>> a cyberattack has knocked out several federal web sites including some response wrubl for fighting cybercrime. that attack started on july 4th. the treasury department, secret service, fed

. >>> now to a developing story about kim jong-il, reportedly has life-threatening cancer. that's the word from a south korean median report. and south korea's government says it cannot confirm the report, but kim jong-il's health has been the focus of intense speculation. the leader recently looked frail during a rare public appearanc >> we have such a pleasant weekend in washington. gosh, what a beautiful shot outside today. but are things about to heat up? >> well, let's go to tom kierein and he can tell us if it's going to get steamy. >> yeah, the heat and humidity for saturday and sunday went away and it receded to the south and now we have a blue sky and a few clouds that popped up in the last hour. at this hour, it's just near 80 degrees. that's a comfortable 80 as well with low humidity in place. and temperatures around the region, a wonderful summer day under way. a beautiful day around the bay and at the beaches. the mountains started off in the low 50s this morning and now in the low 70s. and over the last six hours we saw the clouds recede to the south, and ther

sean: the killing fields in cambodia and terrorism today and kim jong-il and ahmadinejad, all of these we win, we are the lone superpower in the world. no. obama is saying we have to offer leadership to the world. you know what? sean: your interpretation is better. he says the future does not belong to those. >> in fact, from the left, they are worried about -- more and more troops in afghanistan, more and more efforts going into pakistan. building up. >> i think we are really in danger of living in sort of a pretty, little dream world, where barack obama thinks the power of his personality is going to have this incredible, transformative power. >> the axis of evil -- , and get us. -- come and get us. >> actually, george bush did make us safer. sean: we have got to go. the last word, i will steal it for myself. honestly, i do not think you can negotiate

kim jong-il appeared in a public event. he looked ill and gaunt. police in south korea and the nine states are investigating a series of cyber attacks on government websites. this is described as coordinated and sophisticated. >> all american knows for sure is that it has been attacked. it is a virtual attack that targeted u.s. web sites. he your at that the treasury, te public websites have come under enormous pressure. someone, somewhere, is trying to cause them to crash. >> the attack against our state website started on july 5th. it is still on going but it is much reduced right now. >> investigators says it comes from a network of computers of homes and offices worldwide which have become infected with the software. someone is using that to send millions of messages. we don't know who is doing this. the south korean government announces that the north koreans are responsible. experts say it is hard to identify any perpetrator. the u.s. faces more and more of these attacks. >> every day you see waves of side receives trolling for information. -

. >>> more questions about the health of north korean leader kim jong il. the north tries to dispel word that he is dieing from cancer. >>> how much the cia was reportedly willing to spend to accomplish its mission. >>> the metro crash investigation heads to the hill. the troubling news about the ks actr revealed to lawmakers.  >>> new details o the developing story we are following. the hours-long standoff continues overnight an continues this morning. sarah simmons at the scene keeping an eye on it. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. police were just telling us moments ago they are calling this a standoff situation. they have been trying to contact a man that has been inside this house on lisle avenue overnight. so far, they are saying they have not had success in talking with him. they are confirming with us at this point that there is at leasone other person inside that house. now, let me give you an idea where we are. this is off of edgar court and lisle avenue here in falls church. it is a quiet neighborhood but there is a large

." >> julie: north korea state television releasing the pictures of kim jong-il. take a look. these are new photos. while there are undated the state-run tv claims he's a recent photos of the leader inspect one of his country's army navy. this after reports we first broke your "fox report" last weekend saying the 67-year-old leader was diagnosed with cancer and has only five years to live. speculation had been running high because of kim jong-il god -- gone to appearances at recent events jaculate has classes on some of the most fought over land and history, and when she pride on the road to change a nation. just two stops as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >> u.s. bank: hundreds of protesters clashing with israeli troops while demonstrating against a massive security barrier. the barrier cuts through villages and fields the palestinians say belonged to them. the protesters hurling rocks at the soldiers who responded by firing tear gas into the crowd. >> china: dozens of students from the uk quarantines in a hotel after several were diagnosed with the h1 and one virus co

speculation was running rampant kim jong-il's government would find a way to use this holiday for its own ends and true to form north korea delivered on the expectations. only henneberg is live in washington. >> it looks like north korea has moved personnel away from the missile launch sites according to news reports suggesting the july 4 is a launches may be over. the seven missiles the communist nation did fire today, two medium range and 25 short-range scud missiles landing in and around the sea of japan between north korea and japan. one former ambassador said north korea wants to show it has the missiles and technology to launch them and so there may be a specific reason these missiles were sent into the city. >> that could be to show the south korean and u.s. navies not to get too close to north korean shores. we are tailing one north korean ship suspected of carrying weapons back to north korea and they want to want too. >> a little bit is my guess. >> bolton says with each missile launched the north koreans led by kim jong-il a more scientific and military information to help

. >>> south korean media reporting kim jong-il has life threatening pancreatic cancer. a south korean tv station said the cancer was found when he had a stroke last august, though there has not been confirmation of either illness. >>> in iraq, a small roadside bomb narrowly missed a vehicle carrying u.s. ambassador to iraq, christopher hill. fortunately, no one was injured in that attack. >>> and in pennsylvania, a private swim club accused of racism after canceling the memberships of children from a minority day camp. well, they want to invite those kids back to the club. club members voted overwhelmingly to work things out with the camp, which said racist comments were made to minority children using that pool. >>> now, here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day today. the dow opens at 8,146 after falling 36 points on friday. the s&p lost 3. the nasdaq, though, that added three points. >>> taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei was down 236 points. in hong kong, the hang seng plunged 447 points. >>> this week some pretty

kim jong il has made a rare public appearance for the 15th anniversary of his father's death. he looked gaunt and limped slightly while entering the auditorium where the ceremony was held. it is the second ceremony has attended since august. google, set to take on microsoft at its own game, developing their own operating system. chrome os is said to be fast and light weight. microsoft early provides the run-in platforms for 90% of the world's computers. a small town in italy, rebuilding after a devastating earthquake. meeting there, leaders of the world. aftershocks on both fronts, there are questions about the italian president's leadership. duncan? >> welcome. we are discussing everything at this three day summit, aid to africa and the global economic downturn. it is an extremely unusual setting, inside of a police barracks brought here to this active earthquake zone, an act of solidarity to the people that lost their homes and lives back in april. the italian foreign ministry is with us. are we safe here? >> absolutely. you can be certain that everything will be right. >> a

. >> in north korea, a rare sighting of kim jong-il appears and not looking well. >> this is the reports that he suffered a stroke. >> obviously appearing much thinner than we've seen in picturings in the past. >> the 67 leader walked with a slight limp, probably the lingering effect of that stroke. >> kim jong-il's youngest son is expected to take power when the time comes. >>> well, it is getting july and it is getting pretty buggy out there. we found powerful people doinging fearsome flies. take this out. >> give it a swat like president obama. >> i'm trying to see if i can find it. [ speaking foreign language ] >> ask me to sit -- >> it's a fly. >> a fly. >> let me just tell you that barack obama went boom and got it. >> yeah, we need -- >> yeah. >> yes, we did add the sound effects, but, okay, people, learn from the master. >> hey. get out of here. >> that's the most persistent fly i've ever seen. nice. >> now, where were we? >> and that is how it is done. and finally, tonight, a palin powered punch line, a lot of ill literation to show tonight. >> sarah palin is announcing she is s

kim jong-il looks like he is 97.who is carrying around north korea's nuclear football, it looks like he could fumble it at any moment. >> there are reports there is some sort of transition underway. is he handing over power or not? >> there is no official word from the regime. there had been reports that he was in the process of grooming his youngest son kim jong un to take over. with the flurry of recent activity like the nuclear tests and the rocket launches, you really have to wonder who is calling the shots. here is north korean expert jim walsh. >> that's the $64,000 question, when a leader begins to suffer health problems, are they still in control? at this point we just don't know. there are so many things we don't know about north korea. that's certainly one of them. >> it looks like this mysterious country is going to stay that way for the foreseeable future. shep? shepard: thank a lot. good to see you. the city of new orleans has been without international air service for almost four years. that just change

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dictator kim jong il reportedly has pancreatic cancer. his health is a highly guarded secret in the communist state. his appearances have sparked fierce debate. >>> the case gripped the metro area and nation. a mother found living with decaying corpses of her four daughters. today, we might learn what went wrong inside bone eat ajacks' home in southwest d.c. as she goes on trial today. marshals found her dead daughters in january of 2008. police said they were dead for at least seven months. jacks said demons possessed the girls and she did not kill them. >>> police say they've made a breakthrough in the shooting of five people in washington, d.c. a teenager is now under arrest for the shooting in southeast last weekend. gunshots rang out last sunday night on 46th street and g street. last night, police arrested 18- year-old derek philip of southeast. he is facing five counts of aggravated assault while armed. >>> in prince george's county, police are investigating a double murder. a man and woman were found dead in an apartment over the

north korea's kim jong-il selected his 26 year old kim jong-un as as next leader of north korea.he selection process went like this, "hey, who's up for vote? just kidding, my son's going to do it." [ laughter ] come on. i'm so glad to see things working out for lil' kim. [ laughter ] best of luck to president obama who just left for his five day trip to egypt and saudi arabia. and good luck to sasha and malia on their first keg party. whoo! [ cheers and applause ] of course the kegs will be full of mountain dew. so that's, you know -- [ light laughter ] president obama's inviting iranian government officials to the u.s. for our 4th of july celebration. i guess the goal is to make them go -- [ in middle eastern accent ] "death to america -- ah, ooh -- [ laughter ] ah, that's nice. that one looks like a palm tree. [ laughter ] i like the squiggly one." a new study reveals that night owls, people that stay up late are more depressed than people that go to bed early. i like to point out that this study was conducted before i took over the show, okay. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applaus

he 50th anniversary of this father's deat kim jong il arrived and looked gaunt as he entered the auditori this is the second major state event he has attended since august. poce in south korea and the unite states are investigatg a series of cyber attacks on vernment website. our bbc reporr fr washington. >> all american kno for sure at the ment is that it has een attacked. it is a virtl attack. ithas targeted u.sgovernment websit. hereat the treasurand other government deparents, including state a commerce, the publ websites, thsites we have se on the internet, have come und enormous pressu. someone, somewre caused them to crash. the attacked our state.gov website. it is still ongoi, but i am told it is much duced now. >> they say it came from a botnet, offices rldwide, perhaps yours or mine, which ha become infect with a piece o malicious software. someone. botnet -- someone using that botnet, effective jamming the side but we do not kw who. some s the north koreans are responsible. the experts say is very hard to identify any perpetrator. the united states faces more and more of these

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