. >> (translated): i am announcing in the most wolfe mind that our great leader kim jong-il passed away due to a sudden illness. >> stephen: that's right, kim jong-il is kim jong-dead. and folks... (cheers and applause) his plan here, his little scheme here is so obvious he clearly slipped away while i was on break because he knew i would gloat. after all, i am his number-one global opponent. jim? i. >> north korea, an isolated country ruled by a lunch lady in meineke overalls. elevator repairman onesy. i was going to send a giant novelty check until i realized for kim jong-il this is a giant novelty check. not to mention, folks, i have personally crushed his spirit with my spot-on impression. (laughter) but even though kim jong-il was my sworn enemy, i do feel for the millions of north koreans who are fulfilling the central government's mandate to be grief stricken. so let's take a fond look back at the life of lil' kim jong-il. (laughter) jim? ♪ ♪ (cheers and applause) welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is the junior senator from vermont. who will be the first guest i've ever l

kim jong-un. and cement his authority. kim took power in december after his father, kim john-il died. earlier this month, state run tv broadcast a biography about him to mark his birthday. >> the documentary is 50 minutes long. it focuses mostly on kim jong-un's links to military. it shows him riding horseback and getting on a tank. state media reported kim jong-un went with his father in april 2009. he made it clear he will press forward with the military first policy promoted by kim jong-il. >> it's likely a sign of the regime's eagerness to show him as kim jong-il's legitimate successor. kim jong-un made his first appearance in september 2010. it happened during the new party leadership. a photograph showed him sitting two places to the right of his father. he held the title of vice chairman of the party's central military commission. kim jong-un featured during his father's funeral. he became commander in chief on december 30. the state tv biography you mentioned repeatedly shows kim jong-un in situations similar to ones his father was in. for instance he rides a horse. kim jong-il

north korea has announced it will offer special pardons to prisoners to mark the anniversary os of kim jong il. state run media says a supreme people's assembly decided on the pardons which will begin on february 1st. the media said the amnesty will commemorate the centennial of the birth of kim jong un and the anniversary of kim jong il. the report did not mention what sorts of crimes would be pardoned or how many prisoners would be freed. it said those released from prison will be given jobs. propaganda has been stepped up since the death of kim jong il last month in a bid to present his son as a compassionate leader. next, we go to bangkok. >>> pakistan has been hit by the deadliest bomb attack the country has seen in several months. a local government official told nhk that at least 35 people have been killed most of them civilians. about 70 were injured in tuesday's explosion in the country's northwestern khyber region. the tribal area is serves as the main supply route for nato forces in afghanistan. an official says the bomb was probably debt natded by remote control. local media report

taught from an early age to revere their leaders, almost worship them -- first kim il-sung, the country's founder, then kim jong-il, the son, and now it's already begun with kim jong un, the grandson. >> this is a typical propaganda film -- the teacher tells the kids to sit up straight and little comrades, when you have heard my story, you will know that our general is the most praiseworthy man on earth. >> the doctrine and the propaganda is still very much in place. and it's still pumped in from kindergarten and preschool all the way up to the grave. >> reporter: and its apparently not just propaganda that motivates north koreans. it's also fear that not heeding the propaganda will result in punishment. >> i have heard several such examples. somebody who has folded a newspaper to sit on a wet park bench and that newspaper had a picture of kim il-sung or kim jong-il, and off he went. >> keep in mind that the whole structure of north korean ideology is the exaltation of the leadership really to a deified level, so becoming a christian is basically being a political traitor because you've said i've accepted anoth

it's the first time state-run media have commented on japan since kim jong il's son, kim jong un, took charge of the reclusive nation. the report also says japan's government has darkened prospects for bilateral ties by not officially offering condolences after the late leader's death. it notes that instead, authorities put the nation on a higher security alert. the korean central news agency also criticizes the japanese government for not allowing a top official from the general association of korean residents in japan to attend kim jong il's funeral. >>> politicians are trying to inspire voters in elections in a could change taiwan's relationship with china. campaigning for the parliamentary election on january 14th, has just begun. parliamentary and presidential elections willing held simultaneously for the first time. most of the 113 seats are chosen by a plurality of the vote. others are chosen through proportional representation. the results will be critical to taiwan's relationship with china, the governing nationalist party seeks warmer ties across the taiwan strait. the democr

the state tv biography you mentioned repeatedly shows kim jong un in scenes similar to ones his father was in. for example, he rides a horse. kim jong il used to appear on a white horse. observers say these images are meant to cement kim jong un's legitimacy as leader. >> how is the transition of power going so far? >> the north korean regime is continuing to culture the personality ff kim jong un and was done for his father and grandfather. kim jong un is being portrayed as a man of the people. citizens are told how he ordered -- or how he himself replied to letters from ordinary workers. north korea is prepared for important celebrations to include the 70th anniversary of the birth of kim jong il on february 16th. and the 100th anniversary of his grandfather's birthday on april 15th. there's even crucial test for the the new leader who will likely be eager to display his legitimacy by holding public ceremonies. of course, the big question is whether kim jong un will be able to control the country's army and ruling party. he's still in his training and lacks practical experience. north korea set it national slogan to -- however sancti

late leaders a state news agency says the amnesty will begin on the first of february in honor of kim jong il who died last month and is far. kim il sung it's unknown what kind of crimes will be pardoned or how many inmates will be released the u.n. estimates are the country holds around two hundred thousand people and political prisoner. north korea denies the claim. well a lot more online for you at r.t. dot com including america's foreign policy future president obama received a response from china after saying the u.s. should reduce its military might in asia but. just where it's placed in the region also for you on our web site. the possible reasons behind the failure of russia's first interplanetary mission in years. at r.t.

leaders the state news agency said the amnesty will begin on the first of february in honor of kim jong il who died last month and his father kim il sung it's unknown what kind of crimes will be pardoned or how many inmates will be released the u.n. estimates the country holds around two hundred thousand people in political prisoner camps. voting in the key primary of the u.s.

> the country's state media said that the inspection was conducted along with jang song thaek, kim jong-il's brother-in-law and ri yong ho, chief of the north korean people's army general staff. kim jong-un told the tank force to prepare for action and main tin its readiness to react to any situation as quickly as possible. observers say kim jong-un visited the military unit to assert his position as successor to his father. >>> authorities in the u.s. state of washington have cordoned off a national park and are searching for a suspect in the fatal shooting of a park ranger. they say the man they are looking for is believed to be armed and hiding in mt. ranier national park. the local sheriff's office and says the suspect fired at the 34-year-old forest ranger when she tried to stop his car after he drove through a checkpoint on sunday. the man is believed to have run into the forest after deserting his car. authorities say the suspect may also be responsible for a pre-dawn shooting in a nearby residential area. four people were wounded. mount rainier national park attracts about 2 million

country to prosperity and to defend its new leader kim jong un quote to the death that's going against hopes in the west that the death of kim jong il would herald a more open country but asia specialist dr tom beale thinks foreign nations have an interest in keeping things as they are. not as we know he was educated in switzerland not see that's going to happen. but letting go it's grossly overestimate is freedom of action. to the north korean system but also mainly respect to the outside world only new respect to the americans so it is not north korea since don't want to see americans and want to. trade some what's like they want to contain china to do something differently but it's all part of the same the same package so what one can do is in many respects fairly limited. we will again will have sued i don't really depends very much on the americans watching r.t. it's good to have you with us on this first day of two thousand and twelve prospects for the struggling european currency remain low in the new year as the euro fell sharply at the end of two thousand and eleven debt ridden countries are racing to implement more austeri

been urged to make every effort to bring their country to prosperity and to fan its new leader kim jong il into the death it comes after a two day state funeral was held for his father kim jong il and the streets of the capital pyongyang are just more if a national has been looking into what we know about the new have the state. can the death of the north korean dictator has raised questions and hopes over whether the dictatorship one of the last in the world will follow or will this extremely close society remain isolated condit's new leader too so little is known about the late leader's great successor his third and youngest son kim jong un is a bit of a dark horse even his age remains a subject of speculation his thought to be twenty seven or twenty eight. his new ascension to power increases the media hunger for information about him so his expensive education in switzerland suddenly tracked it a lot more interest an entrepreneur in moscow with russian origins and allies on a hug and she believes he could have been one of kim's classmates when news prior that kim trannie may have gone

country to perspire ready and to fan its new leader kim jong un known to the doubts that's going against hopes in the west that the death of kim jong il would herald a more open country but age especially as dr tim feel things foreign nations have an interest in keeping things as they are. as far as we know he was educated in switzerland dogs do that's going to have an effect don't you know but letting go it's grossly overestimating is freedom of action. part of the north korean system but also mainly in respect of the outside world immune respect to believe the americans so it is not north korea and since does not that soon merkel's and want to. constrain. somewhat like they want to contain china i would have sent you differently but it's all part of the same package so what one can do is in many respects fairly limited. we will again will have soon but i don't really depend so much on the americans. prospects for the struggling european currency remain low energy here as the euro fell sharply at the end of two thousand and eleven devry the countries are racing to implement more staring measures with spain announcing almost nine bill

come on the program why after down the world the future of north korea after a long time leader kim jong il was finally laid to rest and. the president of the day. i'm going to say you know i don't know you know. well we find out that it's not only u.s. presidential candidates struggling with their knowledge of the world. israel says it's killed a senior militant in an airstrike against gaza on friday the army claimed the move prevented an attempt to fire rockets at israel this comes after israel said it's looking into the possibilities of a wider campaign against the blockaded strip just three years after a devastating war there israeli columnist says his country will be isolated if it decides to wage another bloody offensive. three years ago israel had the car glad to not only the west had to pull out of this. and didn't say a word against the city but this time we are facing a new egypt and gaza ease in the backyard of egypt and i'm not sure that egypt will remain indifferent visa via another thing but having said this i'm not sure that this is enough to prevent an attack because unfortu

shows the son of kim jong-il in his role of military leader, riding horses. most analysts put the new north korean's age at either 28 or 29. >>> and birthday celebrations also planned for the duchess of cambridge tomorrow. the former kate middleton turned 30. she and her husband prince william walked the red carpet a few hours ago at the london premiere of steven spielberg's film "warhorse." ♪ let's dance >>> and another birthday for the ageless david bowie, turning 65 today. david jones adopted the name david bowie in the late '60s and hits and grammys soon followed. >>> one hour special day more s calendar. the african national congress turned 100 years old this weekend. former president nelson mandela we're told will not attend the festivities due to his failing health. >>> a thrilling tourist adventure goes horribly wrong. could have been worse, though. this is erin worth, a tourist from australia, plunging toward the river right there. oh, my gosh. and then the cord of that bungee breaks. watch the cord, one more time there. she falls to the water below,

kim jong-il's body will be permanently displayed at a palace where his father has been since 1994. there is also word that north korea will put up a statue of kim jong-il in his honor. the former leader died reportedly of a heart attack last month. >>> some outrage over a new cereal out there. why some parents are calling for a boycott. coming up. >>> and break in if you can. the hacking contest that facebook is going to be holing. >> we are looking at chilly temperatures around the bay area this morning. some big changes in the long- range forecast. more than in a moment. ,, morning's top stories... , nobody will be all >>> we're back at 5:15 now. let's take a look at some of the top stories in the bay area on this thursday. in 2014 nobody will be allowed to smoke or chew tobacco at the university of california. the uc president says the ban will be phased in on all 10 campuses here in the state. >>> some live pictures in santa clara. dozens of parents have been camped out all night long trying to get a coveted spot for kindergarten. this is don cal i don't know school. right now t

he visited the zone for the first time since the death of north korean leader, kim jong-il. he instructed forces to remain cautious. he called them the world's most belligerent nation. it's a profanity for the people now in mourning. the agency warned the military and people would punish them without mercy. leaders criticized them for not sending an official mission for kim's death. they will never deal with such a government. >>> south korean and u.s. marines are going to do their first exercise together in 20 years. south korean military officials say it involves landing and flairing exercises in the southeastern city. those stationed in okinawa japan may take part. they plan to conduct military exercises every other year. they did not specify when they would hold this year's drill. it's likely to be part of an annual joint exercise in march. it's a show of force to check military by north korea following kim's death. >>> japan's minister in charge of the abduction issue says he welcomes a north korean diplomats remark they intend to continue bilateral dialogue. abduction

chief, kim jong un, began the year by visiting a tank pyongyang residents have returned to work, as if things were back to normal. there has been a new directive, transmit the sorrow of kim jong il's passing into new courage. for kim jong un, maintaining stability is key. for the moment, at least in appearance, there seems to be little challenge against his leadership. >> the u.n. is warning villages in south sudan to flee for their lives. tens of thousands of members of the tribe have been displaced by an attack by the lou nuer. the u.n. soldiers in the town. the government is sending additional police and troops. let's go to nairobi and let's get more from our correspondent, will ross declining death toll, despite the presence of peacekeepers in the region. >> the scale of the fighting is so huge that it is way beyond anything the united nations peacekeepers will be able to deal with and anything that the south sudanese army could really deal with, unless it wants to get involved in trying to separate two huge communities that have been fighting each other for many years. the escalation of the attacks has reached such a scale now. basically, the u.n. and the south sudanese army

north korea says before kim jong il's death the u.s. to provide food and aid if the country stopped its uranium enrichment program. north korea responded angrily to the offer overnight with a foreign ministry spokesman accusing washington of politicizing the food shipping. this comes as kim jong il's son works to become the leader amid food prices and a nuclear standoff. >>> and construction of a high speed rail link between the country's two largest cities. the new line will carry 225 miles per hour of train and shorten the commute time between london and birmingham by almost half of that to just 49 minutes. the project will cost about $50 billion and set to be finished by 2026. >>> take a look at this. this temporary snow town in russia boasts its own wedding place, and jail and more. it was presented at the youth architecture winter festival. >> so beautiful. >>> 5:17. cold enough for ice but we don't have much of that around here and we have cold temperatures. a brief warm-up. then another cooldown in time for the holiday weekend. 2

south korean president relations aren't turning point in the death of kim jong il. the australian state of wales connected on the detection of a rare but potentially deadly virus discovered in chicken. it is spread by mosquitoes and australians have been warned to protect themselves. let's get more from our sydney studio. how much of a risk is this to ordinary humans? how is it spread? >> the authorities here in southeastern australia believe in certain parts of this region, australians should wear looser fitting, light-colored clothing and use effective insect repellent because of the discovery of this virus. it was discovered in chickens between new south wales and victoria, two and neighboring states in the southeast of the country. officials have an early warning system. they use sentinel flocks of chicken that are kept near diseased hotspots. this is with the latest infection has been found. the virus usually affects birds, it can infect people. the warning or the fear is people who live or have visited rivers or wetlands would be at particular risk. >> we will

the late leader kim jong il's body will be permanently on display.ay in state in the palace in the capital permanently. portraits will be set up and the "power of his immortality" will also be built. he died of a heart attack in december. his son has since taken over. >>> witnesses say joran van der sloot looked somber as he pleaded guilty to murder and robbery on wednesday. at one point he even said "i'm sorry for what happened." prosecutors say joran van der sloot severely beat 21-year-old stephany flores and strangled her. the murder was may 30, 2010. five years to the day after the disappearance of american teen natalee holloway. his attorney says the night of flores' murder he was suffering from ptsd from being unjustifiably targeted as the suspect in holloway's disappearance and grieving over the death of his father. >> he was pointed at and persecuted, the world had been against him for five years before this case for a murder he said he never committed and for which there's no evidence whatsoever. >> the three-judge panel in peru now has two

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the faces 30 years in prison and will be sentenced tomorrow. >> no korea says kim jong il's body will in the capital. this is the same place where the late leader's father has been lying since his death in 1994. north korea says it will also to erect a statue of kim jong il and set of portraits of him smiling and build towers to his immortality. >> penn state university president got an earful when he met with alumni last night. >> we better understand the past. if we repeat this, we are stupid. >> that board was completely out of control without a plan knowing how to go forward. [applause] >> the crowd cheered when someone suggested the board of trustees resigned. university presidents pierson is trying to repair the school's image after the child sex abuse scandal and firing of coach joe paterno. he says he will not allow the scandal to define the university. another man charged in connection with the penn state child sex abuse scandal is facing health issues. the former athletics director the is dealing with a recurrence of lung cancer. he's accused of failing to tell police about

but there has been a new directive -- to transform the sorrow of kim jong il's passing into new courage. for kim jong un, the third-generation heir, consolidation of power and maintaining stability is key, with a moment of appearance, at least, there seems to be little challenge against his leadership. kevin kim, bbc news, seoul. >> you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program, it's down to the wire here in des moines, as iowa gets ready to caucus tomorrow night. we'll have more on this state's super-sized influence. british police have traveled to india to meet a mother and father who found out about their son's murder in the u.k. through the social networking site facebook. they've criticized the indian authorities for their handling of the case. our correspondent, andrew north, met the family and should warn you, his report contains flash photography. >> remembering an only son. the parents and his grandmother still can't believe he's dead. a brilliant student and a manchester united fan, his father tells me, and my best friend. >> there's a big gap in m

country's front line troops for the first time since the death last month of north korean leader kim jong-il. lee travelled to kyonggi province on wednesday where he inspected an army unit. he was briefed by the officers about recent troop activity on the north korean side of the border. he told the south korean soldiers that they must remain on guard. >> translator: our country faces the world's most belligerent forces. we must ward off any provocation by the north. >> south korean government sources say the leadership transition from the late kim jong-il to kim jong-un has been going smoothly and that there has been no sudden or suspicious moves by the country's armed forces. >>> russia's foreign minister says he is open to discussions with japan about jointly developing a group of disputed islands. he is scheduled to visit japan later this month. sergei lavrov says the islands off hokkaido became part of russia at the end of world war ii. japan does not recognize russia's territorial claim. >> translator: as to signing a peace treaty with japan, including the demarcation of territorial bo

and south korea plan to discuss developments in north korea after the death of its former leader kim jong-il. the u.s. state department announced on thursday that assistant secretary of state kurt campbell and special representative glyn davies will co-host the meeting next tuesday in washington. japanese foreign ministry director general shiksuke sugiyama and south korea's top envoy lim sung-nam will attend the talks. diplomats are likely to confirm they will continue to seek cooperation from china, the north's closest ally. participants are also expected to discuss the resumption of the six-party talks on pyongyang's nuclear program. they're likely to consider how to pressure the north's new government to stop uranium enrichment immediately and they'll push the regime to accept inspectors from the international atomic energy agency. >>> a japanese government official held talks with pro democracy leader aung san suu kyi and expressed his government's interest to cooperate in myanmar's development projects. yukio edano expressed japan's policy for development in myanmar during a meeting in

in a new year's message that it would bolster its military and defend the son of the late leader kim jong il to the death kim jong il has now been declared the supremum commander of the armed forces and as ruling party leader this of course following his father's death in the middle of december. the government of south sudan and the u.n. have deployed more troops to bring escalating trouble violence under control this in the state of jungle a on saturday tribe members swept through the town of people it's home to their rivals they tossed the buildings in season livestock and then they forced schools to flee from their homes the un has issued a warning to villages in the area to flee from fighters from rival trying. a passenger boat has capsized off the coast of kenya leaving at least seven dead and dozens missing the ferry was taking people from lamu island to the mainland when it collided with another vessel twenty five so far have been rescued survivors did say that the boat was severely overloaded. with to tell us he's among american soldiers in afghanistan asked to be dropping in two tho

kim jong-il's body will permanently displayed at a memorial palace where his father has been since 1994. north korea will put up a statue of kim jong-il in his honor. he died last month of a heart attack. >>> it's now nine days until south carolina republicans cast their ballots in the next presidential primary. mitt romney is coming off big winds in iowa and new hampshire. the latest augusta "chronicle" poll shows romney with a narrow lead over newt gingrich in south carolina. and as eye necessary >> reporter: mitt romney is trying to tap into voter frustration to win south carolina. >> it's been a tough three years, unemployment at 9.9% still. >> reporter: at a rally he repeatedly blamed president obama for the nation's economic troubles. >> we're going through tough times in part because of the failure of one man, that's why he's got to go. >> there is one conservative in the race who has the potential to defeat governor romney. >> reporter: for weeks newt gingrich has been trying to stop romney's momentum attack his business background. but on wednesday, a gingrich supporter pleaded

north korea has announced a prisoner amnesty to celebrate the birthdays of the late leader kim jong il and his father will come into effect on the first of february but it's now not known how many prisoners will actually be released kim jong il died on december the seventeenth leaving the nation under the control of his youngest son seen here kim jong un. the international criminal court is still waiting for information from libya on the status of colonel gadhafi son saif al islam despite a deadline being set for tuesday the most prominent son of the late leader was captured in november while trying to flee libya site has been charged by the hague with crimes against humanity and is waiting to find out whether or not he will be handed over. to the u.s. state of new hampshire has started voting in the first republican primary favorite mitt romney is currently leading the polls with congressman ron paul and social conservative rick santorum still some way behind the head of the poll now that it's continuing political point scoring former massachusetts governor romney was mocked by rivals

decade long manhunt libya's gadhafi after months of nato bombing and the death of north korea's kim jong il don't even begin to illustrate twenty eleven. times shows the protester as person of the year and although there were different slogans signs and demands of solutions twenty eleven will ultimately be remembered as the year people came out onto the streets the arab spring bloomed into a european summer which harvested an american autumn from cairo to california moscow to madrid to her ear to occupy global rallies shared common themes but if one thing stood out in the middle east and north africa alone it was protests that lead down one road regime change. tunisia and egypt got rid of their dictators without war but libya was not so lucky nato allies began a humanitarian mission with a fierce bombing campaign the critics called it a mislabeled invasion to take down gadhafi for benefits the only reason they're interested in with libya is about the oil you hear anybody screaming and yelling about all those people last week they were killed in the ivory coast or who sudan gadhafi was bruta

of the program life after death we look out the future of north korea after its longtime leader kim jong il was finally laid to rest and. yes you do is the president of a big event he could take the stand today and i'm going to say you know i don't know you know. we find out that it's not only u.s. presidential candidates struggling with their knowledge of the world. the u.s. says it has agreed to hold raids on pro-democracy rights groups earlier this week soldiers and police stormed offices of non-governmental organizations including some of those funded by washington groups accuse the ruling military of using same tactics of repression as the previous mubarak regime documents and computers have been seized as part of investigations into foreign funding organizations the military took power in the country after an uprising in february which toppled president mubarak author william and dol says washington's initial aim was to flare up violence in the region. i think the military has made a deal with the islamic brotherhood. washington doesn't want stabilization they want to be permanent arm

north korea has announced a prisoner amnesty to celebrate the birth of late leader kim jong il and his father it will come into effect on the first of february but it's not known how many prisoners will be released kim jong il died on december seventeenth leaving the nation under the control of his youngest son kim jong un. the international criminal court is still waiting for information from libya on the status of colonel gadhafi son saif al islam despite a deadline being set for tuesday the most prominent son of the late leader was captured in november while trying to flee libya saif has been charged by the hague for crimes against humanity as waiting to find out whether he will be handed over. to the start of a stricken cargo ship the one you see right here it's off the coast of new zealand it has now sunk after being broken apart by a storm over the weekend the main bow section of the vessel still remains wedged on a reef the greek owned a vessel that run aground in october and a since leaked tons of oil killing hundreds of sea birds and what has become the country's worst maritim

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