kim jong un has tightened border security. and less north koreans have managed to defect in recent years. we've been asked not to reveal their identities or where they live because even though they have left the country they are still afraid. we are changing their names and distorting their voices at their request. kim min-su ("kim min soo") and ahn su-bin (on soo bin") escaped separately across the river to china. >> did you ever feel in danger? >> su-bin told us she had wanted to leave north korea ever since her father was swept up in a purge when she was 14. >> she said after her father disappeared her family was exiled from pyongyang. >> the government only allowed us to speak to people that were approved by them. of the people you know what is the general feeling among the population? >> in 2013 the united nations released a groundbreaking report on human rights abuses in north korea concluding their abuses - including forced labor deliberate starvation, torture, and the complete denial of the right to freedom of thought

what are russia's vladimir putin and north korea's kim jong-un up to? i'm wolf blitzer. you are're in "the situation room." >>> breaking now. dramatic offenses by isis and al qaeda. isis forces in iraq waging a deadly campaign to claim even more territory and they are actually moving closer and closer to a major iraqi government base housing hundreds of u.s. troops. in yemen, al qaeda fighters have taken over a major camp and seized a major cache of weapons after a gun battle that lasted for hours. we are covering all angles of these stories and much more this hour with our correspondents and our guests including the deputy spokeswoman at the state department marie harf. let's begin with our chief national security correspondent jim sciutto. he has the latest on this war against isis. jim? >> there has been a lot of talk recently about isis being on the defensive, losing ground. that is true in some places but today, we are seeing isis making an attempt to show its strength again. look at the attacks that took place just in the last 24 hours, up in the north against kurd

despite kim jong-il passing in 2011 north tons celebrate his birthday in a pretty huge way. >> yeah, today is known as the day of the shining star in the country. we've seen fireworks, parades, dancers, even sporting events. what's unclear is if china sent an johnson voi commemorating what would have been his 73rd birthday. relations between the nation vs. cooled since china supported u.s. sanctions against north. >> paula hancocks is live from seoul on the latest and north's relationship with china. paula, let's start with that. of course it's very difficult to confirm whether or not china sent an onvictoria as we mentioned -- an envoy as we mentioned. but the cooler relationship between the nations, china once of the great support, great ally of north. but it is cooling that relationship isn't it? >> reporter: that's right. i mean, china still is the main ally of north. it's still effectively keeping it afloat economically with all the they'd it sends in. we've certainly seen the -- the relationship cool since kim jong-un took power just over four years ago. we saw comjong-il -- sa

human rights advocates say kim jong-un is acting aggressively on another front as well.f sending north korean workers a abroad. they toil in factories, build statues for dictators in africa and forced to send virtually all of their money to kim and his cronies. >> dispatch aing north korean workers overseas is meant to earn the regime the hard currency of needs to stay in power and to help to pay those who maintain the kim regime in power. >> reporter: analysts say they need the currency more now because kim jonk jong un's economy is in bankrupt. they rely on the smuggling of heroin coyne fit american dollars, fake vying a reinie viagra and weapons. >>> the wealth chelsea football club tainted with a history of racism in its fan base is dealing with a new incident. we have a report from their latest home match. >>> scientists believe they found the strongest natural material on earth. it's something you might least expect can. woman: for soft beautiful feet i have a professional secret: amopé and its premium foot care line. the new amopé pedi perfect foot file gives you

but it was not as exaggerated as kim jong-un's. there's something else at work.rful figures who are so isolated so divorced from reality they become weird. this is like michael jackson. the difference is if you told something to michael that he didn't like he would fire you. if you say something to kim that he doesn't like he executes you. which is what happened to that four-star general who went missing in november. >> is it a matter of him trying to project his grandfather's image to the people of north korea? >> yes. and clearly, this is something that he had some surgery done at the time that he became north korea's supreme leader. first of all, he looks like his grandfather. but there were some enhancements that did make him look more like him. the idea was that you have a young guy. he has a problem in terms of legitimacy. you connect him with the grandfather who is still revered in many parts of north korea. >> you say he has had facial surgery? is that what you are suggesting? >> they did some nips and tucks. but they didn't really have to do that because

our next guest played kim jong-un in the movie "the interview."now of even being in his presence. he has a critically acclaimed new show "fresh off the boat" tuesday nights at 8:00 here on abc. please say hello to randall park! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks for coming. >> thanks for having me. this is my first late night talk show. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. i wish i would have known. i would have brought nurse, i would have made it special, romantic. >> that would have been nice. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> from l.a. >> jimmy: originally? born and raised? >> born and raised in l.a., yeah. >> jimmy: is your family in show business? >> no, no. i have no family -- i grew up in l.a. but no family in show business. >> jimmy: i thought you were saying, no family. >> it's just me. no, no family in show business. no friends in show business growing up. even though i was born and raised in l.a.? were they support of your decision to do this? >> not at all. not at all, no. they wanted me to become a -- like most asian parents, b

. >>> kim jong il died three years ago, but they are marking kim jong il's birthday. officials had high praise for their so-called dear leader. >> reporter: the immortal achievement of the dear leader kim jong il keeps shining on our nation forever. he made the country with military power and a dignified nation which no one dares to intrude. this is the miracle of the miracle in human history and the great achievement that will be praised for generations to come. >> meanwhile his son, kim jong un, who has become dictator, has revealed political quotes he wants the country to live by. quote, let us turn the whole country into a fairy land, and let's let the fishing blow across the country. i wonder if there is a loss of tran translation there. >> this may be an issue of press releases. >> i speak a little korean. not enough to support the fish farming, but i'll have to get back to you on that. >>> record snowfall and in some places near hurricane force winds, are battering new england. we have pictures for you from it. one from a viewer in boston and that is where rick

tonight, new satellite images from inside kim jong-un's prison camp system.blic executions took place a. reported burial site. this is camp 15 a sprawling prison inside north korea for those who run afoul. >> you could fit two washington, d.c.,s inside of it. >> reporter: from photos, it shows hydroelectric plants farms where prisoners are forced to work and there were mines at the camp since shut down all things that the north koreans tried to hide. >> north korea practices what we call in the west camouflage conceal and deception. that means that they make every effort to hide many of their activities. they know that we are watching camp 15. they know that we are concerned about the human rights issue. >> reporter: the photos have been presented at a human rights conference. a conference kim jong-un's regime tried to stop. his ambassador to the u.n. reportedly asking the u.s. government to immediately scrap it then threatening to respond very quickly. a scathing report in which hundreds of former prisoners detailed abuse, one of a mother being forced to dro

kim jong-un is seen in a command posture. north korea's ability to strike u.s. and allied warships off the korean coast. this is a new anti-ship cruise missile test fired by north korea. it appears to be a more advanced weapon of its kind than north korea has revealed before. >> this is a big step forward in terms of what north korea has tested. if north korea wants to hold a risk either u.s. japanese or perhaps sorjuth korean this is a good way to do it. >> analysts say look at how it compared to the russian kh-35e missile. >> it's similar from here to here. it's a cruise missile. it's operated on arrow dieerodynamicaerodynamic. this appears to be a solid fuel booster that gets it off the ship and moving quickly. >> did the north koreans buy this missile from russia take the design and repurpose it? no response from officials. at the same time, the north was testing five other short-range missiles. it comes just ahead of joint u.s./south korean military exercises. analysts say kim jong-un exercises his might to get the u.s.

>>> plus, kim jong-un has wowed the world with a new haircut. that's next on "now."much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40 $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ ♪ >>> if you were wondering what is likely to dominate your weekend conversations, oliver sacks emotional essay about cancer has struck a chord with "times readers." americans need to eat less meat. is that akin to asking them to be less american? how many of this year's best picture nominees did you see? "american sniper" may be the overwhelming favorite at the american box office but some say the race is between "birdman" and boyhood." those two films have a shot at saving hollywood's soul. they are films that make hollywood feel better about the big budget box office hits hit turns out. >> "gone with the wind," "titanic," "the graduate," "god

kim jong-un's ambitions and arsenal may be growing at an alarming rate. why the dictator could soon have up to 100 nuclear weapons. >>> plus snow and ice. 43 million americans in the path of another big storm. it's bearing down now. are they ready? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> let's get to the breaking news. three men living in new york they are now in custody at this hour accused of trying to join isis. one suspect was arrested today at new york's jfk airport before a flight to turkey. court papers say the men allegedly discussed carrying out attacks here in the united states and one suspect is said to have spoken about shooting president obama. senator chris murphy of the senate foreign relations committee is standing by live along with our correspondents and our analysts and the u.s. as the u.s. helps iraqi forces gear up for an offensive against isis i will speak with the u.s. army chief of staff. but let's begin with an extraordinary terror bust today. our justice correspondent pamela brown is joining us. what's the latest yo

forecast korean leader kim jong-un appears -- north korean leader kim jong-un appears to have a fascinationhe spent more time visiting military barracks and soldiers last month than any other public be appearance. the state ideology of military first is alive and well. >> a dictator managing his dictatorship needs to ensure that the military and the security forces are loyal. so that's part of that going on surveillance missions or monitoring commanders going out and giving field guidance that ensure that they are loyal. >> reporter: pyongyang spends almost a quarter of national income on the military according to state department estimates. far more than anywhere else in the world. a focus that comes at the expense of its economy and its people. the military unveiled new technology test firing new anti-ship missiles as well as regular short-range missiles. the top u.s. commander in south korea told washington last october he has concerns about the rate of pyongyang's development in a number of areas. >> capabilities include several hundred ballistic missiles. one of the world's largest che

. >> putin has invited kim jong un to moscow in may.n officials are quoted as saying north korea's leadership has accepted but it's not clear if kim jong un will accept. >> he has a plane but he doesn't fly anywhere. i think this is a man who is frightened from leaving the safety of his security network inside north korea. and there is of course a danger that he may not be invited back because there could be generals who decide this is a convenient time to make that adjustment we have been talking about privately. he needs a new friend. china is angry can kim over his nuclear program and over the execution of his uncle who was close with china's leaders. what's in this for putin? >> to some degree this is sticking knit the eye of the united states. hoping to get them together on gas pipeline deals that would take russian gas to the union pacific as well as the railroad. >> how would this new axis threaten the u.s.? >> russia has lots of intelligence. they have got snowden in moscow. this gives the potential ability to calculate. or what

he died in 2011 and was succeeded by kim jong-un.lied in the center of athens ahead of what is being described as a day of reckoning over greek debt. will returnminister to formulate aay post bail out strategy. greek stocks and bonds rose on friday as both sides indicated a willingness to compromise. our next guest says it is inevitable that greece will drop out of the euro and find its own way out of the debacle. danish us is former diplomat, senior research fellow of southeast asian studies. thank you for joining us. why are you so pessimistic about greece? you think it is really going to leave the euro? >> i do not think so. i am actually quite optimistic for two reasons. first of all, the euro zone economy is picking up. growth is faster and stronger than it used to be. the predictions told us a couple of months ago. secondly, the cost for greece of nearly leaving the euro would be exorbitantly high. it is estimated to be somewhere between 20% and 30% of the gdp. i think is extremely unlikely. opinion polls indicate that 74% of t

the movie "the interview," that mocked kim jong-un. moving from hollywood to here. this is why. the film goes under general release here in berlin. but got the city of berlin and the berlin film festival confused. it described the hearing as terrorism, vowed vengeance and the exact words wesh were merciless punishment. peter costa was the bos boss. he says it's not anything to do with the berlin, pulled back albeit privately. there is plenty to see on the screen over the next week and a half. the golden bear is the big prize they are competing for here. doing it without the director even being here. jeffar penalhe is banned from make films until 2030. taxi is in for a ream shout for top prize as he watches from home in tehran. >> he doesn't stop because that's what he's doing. he's making films. he's expressing himself vie films and he needs to make them and he will never stop. for us it's a great way of promoting his work to the world. >> over the next ten days the movie world will watch. the crowds will freeze trying owatch and even north korea will be keeping an eye to make s

i talked repeatedly about how our executive producer kim who is on vacation not related to kim jong-unvcezw but now> well, okay. it's complicated. you can't fly at night. you can't fly in an airport and you can't fly beyond where you can see. so you can't fly more than a couple hundred feet away from yourself. so that kind of makes it difficult for almost any business -- >> what if you're on top of the business and then you can see farther. >> you can't even use binoculars. so think about it. that's really going to limit how you use it. things people talk about, crop rotation, crop monitoring, aerial photography inspecting bridges and other important infrastructure in our cities and towns. seems to be really, really limiting, but we have to wait and see. >> can we as a news organization call our satellite the home base and then nye within a couple hundred feet -- >> shep, you can do anything you want to. >> no, no. can we do that? >> i have no idea. it's not clear. this is all very muddy. amazon is saying they don't think their plan

what today's celebration says about kim jong-un in north korea. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following breaking developments on several fronts of the war with isis. egyptian jets joined the fight today, repeatedly pounding isis targets in next door libya. the air strikes are retaliation for the killings of 21 captured egyptian christians. isis posted a gruesome video of them being paraded on a beach, then beheaded. another new front in the war on terror denmark, where an open microphone caught the sounds of a gunman's murderous rampage. [ gunfire ] >> tonight, 30,000 people packed the streets of copenhagen to pay tribute to the victims. the danish ambassador to the united states is here in "the situation room" with us. we will also hear from the top democrat on the house armed services committee. our correspondents and analysts are all standing by. let's begin with our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr. she has the very latest on isis the brutality and the response. >> reporter: good evening, wolf. the u.s. intelligence community

. >> reporter: new satellite images from inside kim jong-un's prison camp system.r where public executions took place. a reported burial site. this is camp 15 a sprawling prison inside north korea for those who run afoul of the regime. >> you could fit two washington, d.c.'s inside of it. >> reporter: the photos show hydroelectric plants farms where prisoners are believed to be forced to work. there were mines at the camp since shut down. all things they tried to hide. >> north korea practices what we call camouflage consolement, deception. they make every effort to hide their activities. >> reporter: threatening to respond "very strongly." the conference highlighted a report from last year which hundreds of former presidents detail ed detailed activities at the prison camp. i spoke with the chief investigator. >> the prisoners had to scrimmage for rodents, for mice in order to survive. there was just not an appropriate level of food for people to survive, and prisoners gave testimony to the commission of inquiry that their job was to pick up the bodies and put the

this image was released of kim jong-un at a meeting and his hair is a lot higher than the rest styleike his eyebrows were groomed they are shorter and a little more dramatic. the new more sever look matches with his message at the meeting warping of a crackdown on abuse of power and corruption. >> no doubt there will be a lot of interesting hairdo's ought the -- at the oscars. neat patrick harris will host the oscars and he stopped by jimmy kimmel talking about getting ready with a few tricks up his sleeve but he is hoping for some fresh material. >> i hope for a >> maybe you could get caught not being gay or something like that. >> that would be a held a thing. >> i tried that in "gone >> it does not end well for his character and that movie said he has nine or ten votes about ben affleck that he so proudly displayed in seven frames. >> we areome for oscar sunday with "on we carpet," and see what the stars are wearing at 4:00 and at 5:30 you can watch would wins. >> katie marzullo will be in los angeles for the oscars with reports starting on friday and through the weekend. >> a ful

we're also getting reports kim jong un is now traveling by private plane. some people are calling it air force un. i'm just -- >> i didn't realize we were on style watch there. >>> 5:17 is the time. i always keep an eye on sal's, you know, hair and tie. >> the young man has hair. . let's not criticize anybody with hair. he has hair. lot of hair. good morning, everybody. go out and see what we can do for you for this morning's commute. the traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive-through on the 280 commute from downtown san jose to santa clara. i can show you a map of the entire area. i think you're going to like what you see. you see a lot of green. that means the roads are up to or near the speed limit. i dare say maybe faster in some areas. no problems on 101 up to mount view. this is your chance to jump ahead of the crowd. looking at contra costa county a. little slow traffic on highway 4. that accident in we have nearby sha on 780 ended up not causing a big backup. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic here is still light. usually i

he doesn't think a movie about killing kim jong-un is funny.is a man who knows a bit about action comedy. lest you forget, he was one of the stars of the 1997 definitely not gay porn movie "double team." [ cheers and applause ] we have a very strong show tonight. literally. channing tatum is here tonight. and from the houston texans, a great football player, j.j. watt is here. and we have music from zz top. zz top will be here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] j.j.? j.j., you're a little bit early. what's up? >> we're out of coffee back there. have you guys got any out here? >> jimmy: no, we don't have any coffee out here. i can send somebody next door. >> no, i can go get it. do you want anything? >> jimmy: well, actually we don't have a lot of time. so i could send somebody. >> yeah, no, i'm pretty fast. i'll go get it. >> jimmy: okay, all right, yeah, i'd love one. medium whole milk latte half caff with two splendas, okay? >> got it. >> jimmy: thank you very much. that's nice. that doesn't happen very often where guests are -- will actually -

with all respect to kim jong-un we are going to take a little off the top. happy national cherry pie day. marco polo, catch me if you grant. but first hillary clinton and chris christie need some help turning the page. donations to a family foundation from a foreign government and companies she promoted as secretary of state. donors and accusations that chris christie gets high on his own fumes. a way to change their storylines? >> it will be hard for clinton to do it. investigative reporters are digging deep. her operation is not responding. it will be hard for her to turn the page. chris christie has more chance. he is going to unveil a budget. he will speak at cpac. i think he is coming to the realization that he is going to have to fight for the nomination. >> on the chris christie thing, there is a lot of momentum. a lot of people believe in these key operatives. i think he has to take questions. that is key. he has to take questions. >> a town hall on wednesday in new jersey. >> that will help. he has to take questions. he has to answer questions. >> w

and there's talk that kim jong-un might make his first visit to russia.mes on the eve of the south korea military test. >> this is just a few weeks before the u.s. annual south korea joint exercises. north korea does this every year. it will test fire missiles shoot out this rhetoric this inflammatory war like rhett reck warning the u.s. and south korea don't conduct these exercises. but there's more tension this year because of everything that's happened over the last couple of months. just last week north korea says it doesn't see any need to negotiate with what it called the gangster like united states. it can fight the united states with cyber war and nuclear weapons. all coming on the heels of the sony attack. yes it's an annual point of tension with these exercises. >> you are a lot more coming up later in "the situation room"." we'll take a quick break. when we come back presidential politics here in the united states. new poll numbers are out. who's leading the rup pact of potential candidates. stand by. the shift in the global economy. you know,

kim jong-un unveiled the new look at a meeting yesterday.his guy's now had the two worst haircuts in the history of the world. that's what happens when no one around you dares to tell you how you look. you know, i mentioned it earlier. sunday night on abc the 87th annual academy awards. it is by far the most glamorous parking nightmare of the year here in hollywood. i'm excited for the show. i have to admit i'm more excited for the inspirational jcpenney commercials. this week is especially busy for us because the oscars take place across the street at the theater part of the hollywood and highland center which happens to be a shopping mall. the oscars are held at the mall. little-known fact. true, what they do during oscar week is they don't want it to look like a mall so they cover up all the signs. those are the signs of the stores. california pizza kitchen and whatnot. they wrap them with white plastic. as if they're invisible. which has to be a bummer. i guess it does take away some of the glamor when you realize the stars are gathered

yesterday said he had been involved in looking at three people osama bin laden, vladimir putin and kim jong-ilthe former leader of north korea to have looked for certain tells in their behavior and facial patterns, et cetera. >> this is the kind of study that will say, does he have kidney disease? how long might he live? how long might we have to deal with it? in this case you don't have to be an arm chair psychologist to see vladimir putin takes his shirt off and does crazy things and rides bare crested through the forest. what is he trying to project? >> in the report it says he wants to have a controlled environment, which is something that they have seen with other people like that like bin laden and kim jong-il. they want to control everything they do and everything around them to kind of shape what they can do how the government works, how people can react against them et cetera. >> and this -- one of the recommendations was he's better in small meetings rather than in large groups where he might be compelled to perform more. might get a better response from him one on one or in a smalle

kim jong-un is seen in a command posture, as the missile strikes its target in the east sea.ew concerns about north korea's ability to strike u.s. and allied warships off the korean coast. this is a test missile filed by north korea. it appears to be a more advanced weapon of its kind than north korea's revealed before. >> this is more sophisticated in terms of what they have tested. if they want to hold a risk this is a good way to do it. >> reporter: kim jong-un boasts this missile was developed in north korea, but analysts say look how it compares to the russian missile. >> it looks very similar from here to here. it's a cruise missile. it's going to be operated on aerodynamic principles. the north korean version has this. different model. this appears to be a solid fuel booster that get it is off the ship and moving quickly. >> reporter: did they buy it from russia? take the design and re-purpose it? no response from north korean or russian officials. at the time they were testing five other short-range missiles. it comes ahead of joint u.s. south korean south korean dril

. >> reporter: he's erratic, violent, and now an alarming new report that says kim jong-un's nuclearrsenal is growing at a dangerous rate. >> they could end up with 100 nuclear weapons by the end of 2020. >> reporter: the information comes from the institute of science and national security headed by weapons inspector david al2009 and the u.s./korea institute. they believe north already has 10 to 15 nuclear bombs and is racing to build more. a senior u.s. official tells cnn this poses "a serious threat to the united states. " while u.s. intelligence isn't giving hard numbers on north korean nuclear weapons, the top army officer told wolf blitzer he's concerned. >> the thing we watch is the ballistic missile threat. that's what gives you capability if they ever happen to have the capability to have nuclear weapons as the ability to deliver those. ripe according to the latest -- >> reporter: according to the latest report kim jong-un already has the capability. >> in fact they can put a war head on a missile that can reach south korea and japan. >> reporter: how close is north to placi

state run media released this new photo of kim jong umn, and he is wearing his hair a lot higher than he has in the past. >> nothing wrong with that look. >> no he's maybe changed his eyebrows. there are also reports kim jong un is traveling by private plane some are calling air force un. >>> time is 6:15. we're getting more details now about this year's race in san francisco. the online shoe retailor zappos.com announced yesterday it's going to be the sponsor for this year's 104th running of the beta breakers. almost 50,000 people run in the race. it can get kind of wild out. there i know, i was out there. thousands more watch and have parties near the course. zappos says this year, it wants to set the world record for the most world records set during a road race. officials from recordsetter.com, they'll be out there, judging various records by the participants. by the way, beta breakers, sunday may 17th. >> all right. >>> 6:16 is the time. how's traffic, sal? . >> we've had a couple of things there, pam and dave. going to start off with a look at san francisco, southbound 101. sout

the current leader his son, kim jong-un, took part in the remembrances. this is meant to give the perception his government is strong with no cracks. >>> quick programming note. coming up next on cnn at the top of the hour stay tuned as i host the cnn quiz show in honor of president's day. three anchors will put their trivia knowledge to test and they'll raise money for charity. if you ever wonder what trash talking sounds like in this scenario, here's a look behind the scenes. >> jake tapper takes this really seriously. martin van buren. >> that is correct. >> you guys are going down like andrew jackson. >> dead weight is how i would describe that. >> dead weight jake. >> anything could happen. >> and there's the testosterone overload. >> look out for cuomo. that fancy boy from the governor's mansion. >> it's nice to see the anchors sweat. >> the purpose of the question -- there is no competition. >> it's at the top of the hour. the cnn quiz show president's edition airs next 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. it's a lot of fun. you can play along as well. >

. >>> a south korean government official says north korean leader kim jong-un has removed two of their aids from their post. he dismissed a director at the national defense commission for not obeying instructions. he was in charge for the construction of a ski resort planned directly by kim. he said another director was also purged after expressing views different from kim's. the leader's sister may have gotten married and may be pregnant. regarding kim's aunt the official denied some media reports of her death. he said he confirmed she's undergoing treatment for an illness. the official says although kim's regime appears stable it has many unstable elements. >>> well, every year right around this time people in japan who work at unions and business federations are busy negotiating salaries. we are joined now from the business desk. how are the talks going? >> this is peak season for the goeb negotiators. talks have to be finalized. the negotiations will go into full swing mid-month. a top official is calling for companies to be a bit more generous this year. the vice chairman said tha

. >> north korean state tv has released more photos of its leader kim jong-un inspecting the military. it test fired rocket launchers and other weapons. it takes place during exercises that pyongyang says is in case of an invasion. >>> so march 30,000 myanmar refugees have crossed the border for safety in china. >> several times today we heard the distant thud of artillery the fighting on the other side of the border does tend to ebb and flow. but here on the chinese side things are relatively calm. what we don't know is how many civilians have within killed, caught in the cross fire. one chinese journalist i spoke to who is able to get to the town kilometers away from here said that he saw the bodies of at least 20 men and women lying in one street. we can't verify that, but we've also been hearing stories of our own from refugees who escaped. >> the new trade and exhibition center is a symbol of the economic hopes china has for this remote region. but today it's been transformed into a refugee camp overflowing with those who fled the fighting. often escaping with just a handful of p

. >>> state media released images of kim jong-un watching the test firing of missiles.it was described as an anti-ship rocket which will protect their borders. it did not specify when or where the images were taken. it will was released in lead up to the u.s.-south korea military exercises that are due to take place in the next few months. >>> venezuela president maduro has ordered the government to take over is a chain-owned grocery store. >> they line up around the block simply to buy groceries. there is a desperate shortage of provisions. now the government is taking over a leading super bowl chain whose stores have been occupied by soldiers over the last week. >> this network of supermarkets, starting tomorrow the they will take over the market that has been waging a war against all the people. >> they did not say if the take over of the supermarkets would be permanent. the company is accused of hoarding products driving demand and thus prices up. it's director was jailed on friday. >> before when you needed a product you would go and buy it. now we have to hunt. li

maybe your bff is kim jong un. if your answer to all those three are no then are you better off than the peopleed by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> tonight it's black history month. to celebrate i got you a show with five black men on the panel. it should have been six but one was ran over. we are talking about black fathers. nobody cares about you no african priests. so climb down off the poll, america. we're going to talk through our daddy issues. let's do this. [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central [cheers and applause] >> oh my god. is that for me? thank you, welcome to the "nightly show." thank you, very much. i appreciate it. no i appreciate it. i know who you're really clapping for. [laughing] because tonight we have a special show. we're talking about black fatherhood. we thought there was so much to talk about with this issue. we're getting trait into the conversation, okay let's introduce our panel. oscar and grammy nominated hip hop artist

remember, allegedly by his people and all because of this, the movie "the interview" which mocked kim jong-un and the fallout moving from hollywood to here. >> the movie goes on general release here on thursday. north korea got the city of berlin and about her lib film festival confused. it described the showing as terrorism and vowed vengeance for the humiliation. the exact words were merciless punishment. queue some rather hasty moves this man had to race to the north korea embassy saying it is just a coincidence that it's opening on the same day. pyongyang did eventually pull back albeit privately. aside from that drama, there is plenty more to see here on screen over the next week and a half. the golden bear is the big prize they're competing for here, with everything from that i am about her made to say cinderella on show. iran is doing it without the director even being here. he is bound from making films until 2030 after he upset his government. tax see is in with a real shout for the top prize as he watches from home in tehran. >> he doesn't stop, because that's what he's doing making

maybe your bff is kim jong un. all those three are no then are you better off than the peopleed by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> tonight it's black history month. to celebrate i got you a show with five black men on the panel. it should have been six but one was ran over. we are talking about black fathers. nobody cares about you no african priests. so climb down off the poll, america. we're going to talk through our daddy issues. let's do this. [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central [cheers and applause] >> oh my god. is that for me? thank you, welcome to the "nightly show." thank you, very much. i appreciate it. no i appreciate it. i know who you're really clapping for. [laughing] because tonight we have a special show. we're talking about black fatherhood. we thought there was so much to talk about with this issue. we're getting trait into the conversation, okay let's introduce our panel. oscar and grammy nominated hip hop artist and actor, common

the movie "the interview" which mocked kim jong-un and the fallout moving from hollywood to here. this is why. the film goes on general release in berlin thursday, but north korea got the city of berlin and the berlin film festival confused seeing them as one single entity. it described the showing at terrorism. it vowed vengeance for the humiliation. the exact words were merciless punishment. this man had to race to the north carolinaen embassy and say you've got this all wrong it has nothing to do with me, it's just a coincidence it's opening on the same day. pyongyang did eventually pull back albeit privately. there is plenty more to see here on screen over the next week and a half. the golden bear is the big prize, with everything from chile to chamber maids to cinderella on show. iran is doing it without the filmmaker being her taxi in for the top prize as he watches home in tehran. >> he doesn't stop, because that's what he's doing. he's making films expressing himself. he needs to make them and he will never stop. the films he makes are great and for us a great day of promp

. >>> north korea state television has released more pictures of kim jong-un during military drills. these images are released ahead of the u.s.-south korea military exercises which pyongyang says are a rehearsal for an invasion. >>> there has been more shelling between myanmar and china. fighting between myanmar's army and gunmen who want more there. >> several times today we've heard the distant thud of artillery, the fighting on the other side of the border does tend to ebb and flow. but things on the chinese side things are relatively calm. what we don't know are civilians who have been called caught in the cross fire. one person i spoke to was able to get to 10 kilometers from here said he saw the 20 bodies of men and women lying on one street. we can't verify that, but we've heard stories of our own people who cannot escape. >> the symbol of economic hopes that china has for this remote region but today the center has been transformed into a refugee camp often escaping with just a handful of possessions. like those on this side of the border they are ethnic chinese and with the

. >> kim jong-un, has a new hair cut. and -- that is it. he looks like an upside down amish person. his eyebrows? are those eyebrows or hyphens? >> in a glasgow movie theater showing "fifty shades of grey" a man was attacked by three rowdy women. the police handcuffed the women, so their plan worked perfectly. >> new jersey residents feel hillary clinton has the right look to be president while chris christie does not. then today, he was spotted at j.c. penney trying on pantsuits. >>> i was watching the dog show last night. i saw a fascinating commercial. did you see it? >> why not check out the local talent on dog tinger. ertinder. make a love connection on dog tinder. coyotes not welcome. >> george washington may have been one of the first people to use medical marijuana to alleviate the pain from his teeth. this famous image crossing the delaware. pull up so we can see the rest of the paint ppg that's a clue right there. >> that's cute. >> the founding fathers loved white castle. >> did he? very nice. i never knew. >>> don't forget this sunday, the oscars. 7:00 p.m. >> good morni

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