. >> what is it about north korea's kim jong-un hair that is creating the buzz overseas? >>> covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> the new devil's slide coastal trail hops in an hour and a half and the public can walk next to the cliffs and look over at the pacific. all because of a $2 million investment by a group of agencies. it follows the 1.3-mile route of highway one which now is bypassed by tunnels. san mateo county resurfaced the road and made other improvement and is a segment of the california coastal trail which will eventually stretch 11 miles from pacifica to pillar point north of half moon bay. >> march madness this afternoon, ten seeded stanford will advance to the elite eight when the cardinals play 11 seeded dayton in the ncaa tournament. it has been six years since stanford reached this point after beating new mexico and kansas and dayton knocked off he state and third seeded syracuse the first time they have been in the sweet 16 since 1984 and both will try to prove that upsets last weekend were not a f

kim jong-un's father killed his barber, no joke, because he gave him a bad hair haircut. >> do you buyry? >> totally buy the story. not because kim kim jong-un looks so sac see, but he is a big fan of ryan gosling. joe i was going to say this wouldn't make that much of a difference. >> i keep my fade tight. >> you node to grow it out on top a little bit. and probably lose the neard. >> can you save the beard? >> that haircut does not look good on all of the people who have gone from the starvation and their leadership is forcing on them. like buck mentioned his father had a unusual hair style. their hats are gigantic in the north korean army. maybe there is more to the hair styles we know. >> noter dash darn north korean people #r smaller than the south korean people. >> no, they are regulation size. they are lollipop people. their bodies are shrinkingen. >> kim -- kim jong-il wore his hair high. >> and it was like the lead singer of the smashing pumpkins. >> billy corgin is very tall. he is like 6 foot 3. >> that's what i heard. >> i stand on my confidence. >> you stand on the bodies

>> i have not. > general, in regards to the north korean regime, do you believe kim jong un is controlling the military in the country or do you think he's a front for their military? >> senator, i believe that kim jong un is clearly in charge. he has appointed himself as the supreme leader through the constitution and the actions that he's taken with respect to the change, particularly in the military in terms of leadership, is clear and i believe he's in charge. >> in regards to that same topic, how much influence do the chinese have on him? if they push, does he follow their lead or is it still his call at the end of the day? >> senator, i believe they have the capacity to influence him. they've shown it in small ways. but i think from what i've seen, he also is an independent actor and will tend to go his own way which i believe has frustrated china as well from just what i've read and know from others that have been there. >> thank you both for your service. my time is up. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you, mr. chairman. general, thank you for your answer to

leader kim jong-un will promote a generational change in the circle. he says that the supreme people's assembly would be held on april 9th in pyongyang. north korea had parliamentary elections this month. among those chosen was the senior of the guidance department of the ruling workers party. he was involved in the execution of the chair of the national defense commission. he was kim's mentor and uncle. some close to him were not elected. leadership posts will be at next week's assembly to alleviate concerns about the purge. >>> we spoke to a senior research fellow with the korean institute for reunification. we asked about the relations with japan and what kim jong-un hopes to achieve during the supreme people's assembly. >> north korea has been in a situation of diplomatic isolation for nearly 70 years. but clearly since the brutal execution of chang sunk tech december last year, north korea's international image was getting worse. and north korea also has been on the international economic sanctions. and its a relationship with the united states an

shinzo auburn korea's leader kim jong un has been unanimously elected to the supreme people's assembly of north korea reports routers according to the local media turnout was one hundred percent in the previous selections six hundred eighty seven deputies were chosen elections were held on the post electoral district nominated only one candidate koreans have the choice of voting yes or no. the supreme people's assembly has the highest legislative and represented organ of the dprk elections of the deputies are held every five years these elections were for the first time for kim jong un says he came to power in two thousand latin is also an internal general secretary of the workers' party of korea and the chairman of the national defense commission and supreme commander. according to you in about a third of all women have experienced either physical or sexual violence mass protests to eradicate violence against women are held on international women's day and one hundred and ninety countries including belgium activist of the moment one billion rising companies which is in support of the

kim jong on ist controlling the military or is he a front for their military. >> kim jong-il and is clearly in jong un is clearly in charge. is attitudes he is taken clear and he is in charge. to that same topic, how much influence do the chinese have on him? push, does he follow or is it still his call at the end of the day? >> senator, i believe they have the capacity to influence him. they showed it in small ways, but from what i have seen, he also is an independent actor and will tend to go his own way, which i believe has frustrated china as well from what i have read and know from others that have been there. >> thank you, both, for your service. thank you, mr. chairman. general, thank you for your mhof's to senator in-hou ability to carry out your responsibility's. we see more indications of fewer and fewer units of the united states army that are operationally ready. that must be of great concern for you in case of the unthinkable and that is an outbreak of conflict. is that correct? >> yes sir, that is correct. on the korean peninsula, the isure of the fight potentially high intensity combat

>> the intent is buzzing over reports that north korea's kim jong-un is requiring people to copy his hair cut. we reveal what they are saying. >> coming up, first, a california measles outbreak is getting worse with a common link between patients. >> employees at the picket line half a world away and the impact it has on the bay since i had had health insurance -- icy i needed. of since i had hwhat policy i needed.- within 4icy. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. >> covering fremont, palo alto, north and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> officials in southern california are urging people who are not vaccinated against measles to do so quickly. 21 confirmed cases of the illness are recorded in orange county twice the number than any other california county. ten of the cases involve unvaccinated adults and children. usually orange county could see zero or only one case of measles. symptoms include fever, cough, watery eyes. >> travelers trying to get from san francisco to europe are making alt

welcome to the kaiser report max kaiser this week kim jong un one hundred percent of the parliamentary vote in his constituency state media reports that this is an expression of the people's absolute support and profound trust in supreme leader kim jong un. single mom and lee remain loyal to him holding him in high esteem and the glorious u.s. financial markets media loyal to the markets holding them in high esteem report that one hundred percent of market participants are winning because the people remain single mindedly loyal to the dow jones abundant wealth assault upon the people of new record eighty bazillion dollars. i think it's eighty trillion dollars there now or. but it might as well be eighty bazillion to let's look at what this glorious wealth creation in the united states has happened what caused the glorious jump and household wealth and one insanely good chart and who will blow it up again so the value of household real estate jumped eleven point seven percent to twenty two trillion dollars in stocks held by households skyrocketed thirty four point six percent to thirtee

why is kim jong un making a show of democracy? but first, a few hours ago, a bomb exploded at a checkpoint near baghdad. the country's security sunk ever further into chaos. the iraqi prime minister is looking for someone to blame and accused qatar amend saudi arabia. the latest attack was the city of hilla. >> the twisted frame of the security checkpoint is testament to the power of the blast. during rush-hour traffic, the driver of a mini-bus detonated his cargo. the drivers and passengers didn't stand a chance. this is the main entrance into hillah south of baghdad of the at least 50 cars were destroyed. one man clearly shocked describes the scene. >> the checkpost was very crowded when the bomb went off. there are so many victims, police officers and other citizens. >> this police officer is going through people's telephone address books looking to go contact relatives and tell them of this attack. violence continues to blight iraq and his prime minister is in no mood to mince words. he blamed the governments of saudi arabia a

the first one under kim kim jong-un's reign. analysts opinion out it's more of a political ritual. voting officials claim they had 100% turnout from lil' kim's election. we could learn a thing or two. >> don't you think our president would love to have those poll numbers. >> everyone would. it's surprising you can murder so many people and be so popular. >> people that are part of your own regime and family. >> thank you. >> thank you, shep. >> fox report now and more headlines. 13 greek orthodox nuns are free now after three months as hostages of syrian rebels with ties to al qaeda. activists say the rebels swapped the nuns for more than 150 women prisoners the government was holding. >> the charity, save the children, reports nearly 10,000 children have died since the syrian uprising ban. ten thousand. from violence and the lack of medical care. 60% of syria's hospitals are damaged or destroyed. >> s.w.a.t. team officers set off flash bang explosions to end a standoff at fbi headquarters in san diego. police say a man jumped the fence yesterday, held cops at bay from a rooftop for

there are reports that north korean leader kim jong-un has ordered every male college student in northget their hair cut just like him. [ light laughter ] it's real. it's a style known as "dear leader kim jong-un." this is the hair cut there, that's it. [ light laughter ] is it me or does that look like the lorax mustache on top of a a bald head? [ laughter and applause ] it's a lorax. some local news here. they are considering a new ten-cent fee on grocery bags here in new york. my mom was like, "who's laughing at the 8,000 bags under the sink now, huh? [ laughter ] mrs. rich. mrs. rich. i don't have room for anything else, just all the bags shoved in there." check this out. this week a louisiana highway had to shut down after a truck overturned and spilled corn dogs everywhere. now, you wouldn't think many people would care but it turns out politicians and celebrities have weighed in on this. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: well, yeah. i will show you what i mean in tonight's edition of "that's what they said." ♪ >> jimmy: celebrities and politicians are weighing their opinion about this

enrique pena nieto, kim jong-un or prime minister from iceland.tay tuned and we'll tell you the answer. limits of partnership, u.s. russian relations. perfectly time for the ukrainian crisis. this book gives us of the full picture of why russia's relationship with the west and washington have gotten worse and worse. well written, well balanced and very well explained. now for the last look. last week images of troops amassing in crimea broadcast to millions around the globe. the first ever official war photographs were from the same region. in 1853 russian fought allied armies of france and great britain in the short but brutal crimean war that claimed the lives of three-quarters of a million soldiers. for the first time photographers were able to give people a glimpse of what war was like. the most famous was roger fenton's the valley of the shadow of death, which showed cannon balls strewn through the valley. first say it was the first staged for the okay, he moved cannon balls in the road. the technology didn't allow for action shots but images

this chinese street vendor is the spitting image of north korean dictator kim jong un.g resemblance has not gone unnoticed on chinese social networks. photos are being widely shared ey comments.ok they say his newfound fame has done wonders for business. the aerial fabric dancer performed suspended midair from the overhanging monolith in colorado. this incredible feat completed without a harness or protection. it is part of an artistic project which you can see more of on the video platform. >> ♪ >> it was not just humans wandering the aisles at the trade fair in march. ande were giant spiders even screens people could pilate to visit from home -. humanoid robot developed in france. >> it is designed to help people living on their own. instead of putting them into a care facility where there are not necessarily enough people to look after them, they have a robot to keep them company. you can interact and bring them medication. you can call for help if need be -- it can call for help if need be. >> those who developed the prototype say it should be operational in two yea

. >> general, in regards to the north korean union, do you believe that kim jong-un is controlling the military and the country or an affront to their military? >> i believe that kim jong-un is clearly in charge. he has appointed himself as the supreme leader for the constitution and the absence that he has taken with respect to the change particularly in the military in terms of leadership is very clear and i do believe that he is in charge. in regards to that same topic, how much influence do the chinese have on him? if they push, does he follow their lead? or is it still his call at the end of the day? >> senator, i believe that they have the capacity to influence him. they have shown it in small ways. but from what i have seen he is also an independent actor and will continue to go his own way. i believe that it's frustrating china as well from others who have been there. >> thank you both for your service, my time is up. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for your answer to senator inhofe's question about your ability to carry out the responsibilities, as you say.

kim jong-un forces accused of firing into south korean territory. the south responded by letting its guns do the talking. good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with the world lead. "all right, good night," for weeks now that's the last words that the world thought because malaysian officials told us and that's what they told the passengers' families. but now, on the 25th day of this investigation, the malaysians are once again raising concerns about what we can accept from them as fact. the malaysian ministry of transport now says the last words were not "all right, good night", spoken by the co-pilot, they were "good night malaysian 370" and they don't know whether the pilot or co-pilot said it. it's a change in the timeline that's occurred time and again. as our own jim sciutto reports, there is precious little time left to find the black boxes. >> reporter: 25 days into the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight, a race to locate the plane's data recorder before the pings go silent. australian navy ship set out to sea mo

. >> kim jong-un won an election with a staggering 100% of the vote. he did run unopposed. first election held since kim jong-un took control. >>> new report that finds government regulators knew more than a decade ago about gm's massive recall but never acted on it. 13 people died as a result of this defect, so what do we know why the government didn't go further into this? >> let me give you facts and figures here. "new york times" analysis found 260 complaints over the last 11 years about the cars with ignition problems. it told nbc news it did take steps at the time, but these investigations did not contain evidence of a possible defect trend that would warrant a formal investigation. now, of course, federal investigators are asking, you know, what happened, they are demanding answers from gm about why it took so long to order the recall, but gm's new ceo has launched an independent information and told employees they are going to hold themselves accountable and improve processes so the customers do not experience this again, so, of course, we've got to find out more abo

is it iraki, enrique, sigmundur, or kim jong-un.wenty first century" by angela stent. timed for the ukraine crisis this book gives us the full picture of why russia's relations with the west and washington have gotten worse and worse. well written, well balanced and very well explained. now for the last look. over the past week images of troops massing in crimea have been broadcast to millions around the globe. it happens the first ever official war photographs were from the very same region. in 1853 the russian empire fought the al lied armies in the short but brutal crimean war that claimed the lives of three quarters of a million soldiers and for the first time photographers were able to give people a glimpse of what war was like. the most famous image, perhaps, is roger fenton's "the valley of the shadow of death" which showed cannonballs strewn throughout a valley. some say it was the first staged photo. the technology didn't allow for action shots but the images captured the moments between battles. the foley of war was probab

this is the first vote since kim jong un took power. the elections, held every five years, is little more than a rubber-stamp. voters are given a choice - yes or no. voting is mandatory. still ahead - a major visit to iran by a top european official. robert levinson vanished seven years ago in iran. the family of the former c.i.a. contractor - what they are doing to bring him home. >> a top mexican drug lord captured and killed. why authorities are sure they got him this time around. falleelipespdsc >> 47 people were killed on sunday when a security checkpoint was attacked in iraq. the bomber detonated a mini van, and 50 cars virus at least were set off. the attack comes weeks before the iraq general election. e.u.'s foreign affairs chief catherine ashton is meeting with top officials in iran. her visit comes four months ahead of a deadline for a nuclear agreement between iran and the west. >> the e.u.'s foreign policy chief catherine ashton is in iran on a 2-day visit - a little bit of business and a little bit of pleasure. nuclear tal

kim jong-il. he received 100% of the vote and turn out was 99.98%. these are the first elections since kim jong un took over. the results are likely to reflect similar month. >> for this election we show the might of our army and people who are firmly united behind our respected marshal. >> elections are interesting for two reasons. for the regime it uses a sensis and a check to see who might have made it across the border. if you don't vote, you'll be investigated. it gives the outside world a peak into who is in favour. the candidates are relieved to be handpick the by the party and approved by the dear leader. >> more news still to come. tempers flare in crimea ahead of a vote in russia, and food prices in south sudan soaring. half the population is struggling to feed itself. >> hello again. the top stories on al jazeera. investigators searching for a malaysian airline plane say it may have diverted from its flight path. >> katherine ashton is in iran, the first e.u. visit in six years. >>> anelection is under way in north korea. the outcome predetermined - just one candidate in each district,

they discussed the unpredictability of leader kim jong-un, and the country's nuclear and missile development programs. they also discussed humanitarian issues such as abductions by north korea, both japanese and south korean nationals are among the abductees. abe thanked both leaders for their cooperative efforts to solve the issue. the three leaders agreed that it's vital to strengthen security cooperation on north korea in the region. >> and our trilateral cooperation sent a strong signal to pyongyang that its provocations and threats will be met with a unified response. >> reporter: president park refused to meet with abe in the past over historical issues. this included the so-called comfort women who served as prostitutes during world war ii. but officials say those issues are not raised in the meeting. prime minister abe expressed his hope that relations with south korea can improve. >> translator: i felt that it was important to meet face to face. i would like this meeting to be the first step to develop forward-looking bilateral relations with south korea. >> reporter: officials say

capability might encourage kim jong-un to be more aggressive. general scaparrotti, we need to hear from you on how the lanes and the ship and the training will impact your combat and abilities. i remember a time in my life i have never seen this type happening. backember it all started when $800 billion -- people talk about entitlements now, but this was not entitlements. this was non-defense discretionary spending that took place. now we are paying for it. we have been paying for it for the last five years. it is a crisis we are in. >> thank you, senator inhofe. admiral? senators andan, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. for two years i have had the honor and a privilege of leading exceptional men and women, military, and civilians throughout the u.s. this at the command. they're not only skilled professionals dedicated to the defense of our great nation, but they serve as to prevent passengers and truly represent the values -- superb ambassadors and truly represent values. they're well-trained,

this week kim jong un one hundred percent of the parliamentary vote and is constituency state media reports that this is an expression of the people's absolute support and profound trust in supreme leader kim jong un. the remain loyal to him holding him in the high. and the glorious us financial markets media loyal to the markets holding them in high esteem report that one hundred percent of market participants are winning because the people remain single mindedly loyal to the dow jones abundant wild assault on the people the new record i get a bazillion dollars. your friend post a photo from of the creation you can't. call it different. the boss repeats the same old joke. of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still pens tear jerking poetry keep. norrish. we post only what really matters at r.t. to your facebook you st. breaking the set recently took a trip to pine ridge reservation and south dakota pine ridge is one of the poorest counties in the us and the conditions there are comparable to developing countries this is partly why pulitzer prize winning journalist and social critic chris

in north korea, state run television showing kim jong-un with the military official considered to be command. the first time the man has been seen in weeks. some believe he is the target of a purge by kim. no word on when this was recorded. harbaughisco jim sinking a half-court shot. he was giving a pep talk to the university of kansas jayhawks. their game. won that is the exact outfit harbaugh always wears on the sidelines. khaki, black shirt. that's a swish. who says you cannot change and 88 euro tradition? not the college board. they have announced an overhaul for the sats. here are some of the changes -- optional.is vocabulary will focus on words commonly used in college. no more penalties for guessing on multiple joints. the goal is to pry open the doors of college education. ofspoke with the president advantage testing on "surveillance." >> the changes have moved in the direction of greater rigor. have is evidence based critical reading and writing. that is new, a used to be that the essay required on the test was one where you could essentially make up facts. that is a good mov

all right, now, mcguirk, you have picked the north korean dictator kim jong un. why? e it there like saddam hussein and other dictators in the world. one strike against him. anyway, he has mandated that his people, primarily the college students of north korea that they get his stupid mo howard adolf hitler looking hair cut. >> is he ordering people to get the hair can cut that looks like him. can we full screen him up there. so we can see what the hair cut looks like. >> i heard this story isn't true that somebody made it up. is that possible? >> that is possible. but, again, the story about feeding his uncle to the dogs, that kind of turned out to be kind of not true. he killed the uncle with antiaircraft missiles. that is true. there is grain of truth to this. some of the people are dissending because this dopey hair cut looks good on his fat face and they are gawntd mal-nourished. >> it could be true that this nut is ordering everybody to get haircuts on hi face. >> this could be true that he is ordering people to get hair cuts like his, but justin bieber has that

people are flying blind figuring out what kim jong-un will do.ates. >> speaking of more militaryistic, more provocative and concerning we turn then to vladimir putin. do you believe there is a basis for concern that russia is planning further incursion into ukraine? >> well, look, again, i think many people are very, very concerned about that. the news today seems to be that they are reducing their military exercises on that border but, again, who really knows until people sort of evaluate satellite images and this and that. i have been talking to very senior european former ministers, former russian minister, former secretary of state and everybody is concerned about the next move. some people believe crimea was just the opening gambit in the words of the swedish foreign minister and putin could go further. others believe this is an impromptu kind of policy that sort of happened in crimea and putin plays it as it comes. it's all very worrying because if you and next crimea how do you get into crimea from russia? there isn't a direct border. you

and if i should get a haircut is one light kim jong-un.at hairdo doesn't look good on anyone. and you look handsome and no matter how you style your hair. and your graphics department has way too much fun and way too much time on their hands. if you think that is they come you should see what they do in their free time. and they did pay for this. have a great weekend. goodbye. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everyone. president obama meeting for two hours with the saudi king. a long fliggt in a very short meeting. the president saying that he will not accept a bad deal over the nuclear program and that is the great fear. the king among them saying that that is exactly what the president will do. making a clear that if they develop a nuclear with weapon the saudi arabian king already has a plan in place to do h

north korea that all male college students are being required to get the same hair cut as leader kim jong-un. it was introduced in the capitol two weeks ago but visitors say they haven't seen mass changes in hair styles the report says state-approved hair cuts is been around. women allowed to choose from 18 styles the men, had ten. how absurd is that? looks like he wears that. give me the seven. >> a popular weight loss drug being removed from store shelf s. >> how one father turned his son into one. >> looking southeastward, we can see blue skies and clouds will be thickening overnight. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and taking a look at the san francisco skyway. hazy skies and pretty heavy traffic for drivers to contend with. especially for those trying to make their way east. abc # news at 4:00 continues right after this. some mone deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an eye. s

kim jong-un got 100% of his people to vote for him or die, and the what is the leader of the free world doing? >> do you send ambassador rodman to north korea on your behalf? i read you would be sending hulk hogan to syria, or is that more of a job for

with no one else on the ballot, supreme leader kim jong un won with unanimous approval.ed the new roster of deputies for the supreme standards. the election is held once every five years. >>> the u.s. government has plans to set up a system of electronic monitoring of federal employees with secret clearances to prevent another edward snowden incident. the computerized system will monitor the behavior of many of the five million federal employees with secret clearances. it's intended to identify so- called rogue agents, corrupt officials, and anyone leaking government documents. >>> time is 5:43. a simple blood test can predict who will get alzheimer's disease. it looks at the levels of ten types of fat in blood. researchers say their initial trials were able to predict with 90% accuracy the risk a person has for developing the disease within three years. estimated 44 million people worldwide suffer from alzheimer's. that number is expected to triple by 2050. >>> youth hockey league referee is facing criminal charges after a game in connecticut. 55-year-old steven elevens

i want a military so ominous that not even a half-baked loon like kim jong-un would dare even provoke it. if it takes everybody's kids to staff it, well, then so be it. joining me to talk about the impact that the proposed cuts are going to have on the men and women of our armed forces, we have three true american horrer. one of the original members of the army's delta force who commanded the green beret, lieutenant general jerry boykin is with us today. former commanding officer of the uss sole and vice chief of staff lieutenant general richard newton iii. general boykin, i want to start with you. let's get to the heart of a very hot conflict that's going on right now. this week chuck hagel says we're going to make some significant cuts. putin ramps up and sends several airplanes, 8 of them just this past week, thousands of russian soldiers to crimea. is there a disconnect between what we're doing and what is happening in the rest of the world? >> well, governor, i think it's very important that we understand that we can cut the defense department, but that has to be done after a car

they would act rationally and two years ago, most intelligence reports you heard suggested that kim jong un's uncle would be running the country but now he is dead and there's no question who is running the country right now. we are not really good at understanding inner motivation a matter how good the nsa may be at picking up conversations. >> there is something very old about the story and we talked about russia's spear of influence and it's a store coal connection to crimea and the ukraine, and to key avenue in particular. there's also something new going on. there are new things and what is new is we live in a world now of the amplified citizen, the superpowered individual. we sought to in egypt. they took to the streets and said that we are not just a bunch of chickens. we have seen ukrainians now come to the streets in very large numbers and say we are not just a bunch of cattle so you get to decide our future in the eu and russia. i would encourage everyone to stand back a little bit. maybe we are in the middle of something very new here. for the first time, every leader today is in a

kim jong-il. he received 100% of the vote and turnout was reportedly 99.98%. these are the first elections since kim jong-unk over and the expected to yield similar numbers. >> we will show the might of the single hard unity of our army, people who are firmly united. >> observers say these elections are really about two things, for the regime be used as a senses and check to see who might have escaped and made it across the border. if you don't vote, he will be investigated. this girls the outside world a peek into who is in favor in this state. they are hand picked by the party and approved by the man they call their dear leader. >> thousand have taken part in abanti nuclear protest in japan, following the nuclear disaster three years ago. the prime minister expressed interest in restarting some of the idle reactors in the country. >> the international committee of the red cross said one employee has been killed in central african republic, saying armed men entered and killed one. >> the army says the cargo approves advanced weapons with some surface to surface rockets. next year, the european union will l

neil: this is kim jong-un-believable, north korean leader, winning the most lopsidedvilleon verdict everd. with not a naysaying north korean in the house. who is bringing down the house? you know who. with 100% of the vote in, kim ster with 100%, sweet, you heard me, not one north korean voted against it. or if he or she did, they had their ballot destroyed, then they were. up usual, but not unprecedented. consider this when tv news viewers were asked who they thought was greatest broadcaster of all-time, yours truly not only ran away with that list, he owned it more than an00 polled in a cavuto fox business sampling. look, neil cavuto 100% of the vote. soupy sales? 0%. then a category for others, peter jennings, dan rager, and edward -- of tv news person who ever lived, 0%, i got 100% of this. sound weird to you? it does to me. she might not be talking but her e-mails are. what lois lerner's exchanges with irs reveal, they were knee deep, house oversight chairman darrell issa detailed the e-mail in a damning report he said presents clear evidence and i quote, miss lerner misled congress

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and if i should get a haircut is one light kim jong-un.o doesn't look good on anyone. and you look handsome and no matter how you style your hair. and your graphics department has way too much fun and way too much time on their hands. if you think that is they come you should see what they do in their free time. and they did pay for this. have a . kennedy: robots. we've always been intrigued by r2-d2 and the jetsons as a futuristic concept of electronic friends who can read our minds and clean our homes. as siri becomes reality. people are becoming prickly or our digital pals. people realize they can do more than anticipate our needs. what happens when we realize they're smarter than us and we're in the way? robotic surgeries, driverless cars and automated economy, robots aren't coming, they're here! are you ready to assimilate into the singularity. "rise of the machines," welcome to it. this is "the independents."

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