we're seeing the same pattern developing under kim jong un. be very interesting and it will be very interesting to see if this accident indeed happened on kim jong un's way to the party, to his way from the end of a party. >> interesting to see, perhaps, but really there's no expectation that we'll get more details on the accident itself, the details of the wreck itself. simply, the news from the state news agency that he was killed in this wreck. what we know about the man is that he was the head of the united front department. he had a very visible role. he was far of n envoy that traveled to russia on behalf of the north crane government a couple of years ago. more recently he was involved in an integral way in some of the crisis talks that went on in august between north korea and south korea. the north has not yet named a success issor for him, which have some wondering what impact his death will have. some say it could have impact and others say it wouldn't have any impact at all. >> i was going to ask you about the impact of his death no

south korea say kim jong-un that executed 70 officials, including his uncle since becoming supreme leader four years ago. >> this time, looks like this is different, because kim jong-un showed his condolences and we see many signs that there is some kind of surprise on their side, so looks like unlike other cases where we really have some serious speculations, this one, i don't think they deserve as much of the speculation, but it looks like and sounds like a traffic accident. >> the state funeral will take place on thursday. it's not clear what the death of such an experienced advisor will mean for north korea and its relations with its neighbor. al jazeera. >>> the french foreign minister condemned last week's violence in corsica. on friday, protestors vandalized a muslim prayer room on a house estate. we have more. >> the french interior minister is here on the mediterranean island in the capital to see for himself the aftermath of damage caused when on christmas eve a fire was deliberately lit here in this housing estate largely populated by immigrants. the intention to lure firefight

kim jong-un announced that had north korea has developed a hydrogen bomb. then to demonstrate it, he drank a two liter bottle of diet coke [ laughter ] [ applause ] in more kim jong-un news -- [ light laughter ] kim jong-un will be sending his personal all-girl band to china next week in an effort to improve the relationship between two countries. they'll be playing all their hits like, "never let me go", "can i stay here a while", and their newest single, "seriously though, i'm begging you, please don't make me go back there." [ laughter ] an artist in china recently demonstrated beijing's smog problem by sucking up air in a vacuum for 100 days and then compressing the collected dust into a solid brick. which, by the way, is also how they make cliff bars. [ laughter ] just very dense. they're very healthy for you. just very dense hundred-day dust. mobile payment app today which allows customers to use their smart phones in place of credit cards. and if you really want to have some fun, ask one of the greeters to show you how it works. [ laughter ] why are y

talks. >> kim yang gon achieved meaningful agreement. >> kim yang gon was north korea's leader kim jong-un'sclosest comrade and solid revolutionary partner. but his death is raising questions about what is happening inside of north korea's secretive government. officials say that ki kim jong-un has executed many leaders including his uncle since taking position. it's not clear what this death will mean for north korea and it's relations with its neighbor. al jazeera. >> now, there have been demonstrations in the south can ran capital over the issue of comfort women. hundreds gathered out of the japanese embassy in seoul demanding an apologize. comfort women were forced into sex slavery during the second world war. >> we urge to afternoon an official and direct apologize and pay reparations instead of apologizing by proxy or statement. >> india's capital city is introducing a new plan to clean up air pollution starting on january 1st. private cars will only be allowed into new delhi on alternate days depending on if their license plates end in odd or even numbers but they say residents must t

seen officials say kim jong un -- south korean officials say kim jong un executed many officials, including his uncle, since becoming leader. the funeral will take place on thursday. it's not clear what the death of an experienced advisor will mean >>> a professor of international relations at the hancock university in seoul, said that the death did not appear to be suspicious. >> there has been different cases of important figures getting into traffic accidents. this looks different. kim jong un, himself, the supreme leader came out showing his condolences, and we see signs that there is surprise on their side. unlike other cases where we have serious speculations, i don't think this one has much speculation. this case that we are talking about doesn't seem to be a forced case. it looks like an accident. in that case, what north korea face assist kind of like a force to face this kind of change. it looks like depending on who will come out as his successor, yes, definitely we'll see a transition. this is not something they seem to design. he is a top aid. he was very close person to the to

north korean leader kim jong un claims the country has developed a hydrogen bomb, a step up from the less powerful atomic bomb. keir simmons reports. this is thought to be the first time north korea's leader has claimed that his nation has developed a hydrogen bomb. just weeks ago he issued an equally belligerent statement that he could attack the u.s. at any time. while a hydrogen bomb would be a significant step forward from the less powerful atomic bomb, producing a much stronger blast. supreme leader has been on a sabre the international community, repeatedly making threats. last month north korea staged the biggest military parade in its history, though there did not appear to be any new weapons. while a year ago, computer hackers attacked sony over its movie the interview, a comedy about a plot to assassinate north korea's leader. the u.s. responded by imposing further sanctions on north korea. so far this morning, there's no comment from the state department on this with suspicion by many experts, just rhetoric some say. s/ keir simmons/ nbc news/ london, england :56-1:09 "the

. >>> a keep diplomat and close aide to kim jong-un has died in a traffic accident. the korean central news agency reported that kim yang gon was the secretary of the worker's party since 2007 and known to be trusted by kim jong-un, attending high level talks in august in the village. in october, he sat with the north korean leader in a meeting with a top chinese official. experts suggest kim's death won't affect north korea's policy towards the south. the news agency described his passing as a huge loss and says a state funeral will be held in his honor. >>> japanese stocks rose on the last trading day of the year. the nikkei average marked gaenz for the fourth year in a row and hit the highest year end closing price in 19 years. here are the details as well as a year in review of stocks. [ applause ] >> the market is in a festive mood, a ceremony was held to mark the end of the year's trading. market players will leave for a four-day new year break. let's have a look at how the nikkei and topix ended december 30th, wednesday, 19,033, and broader topix, 1,547. now on

. >>> north korea's state-run media says a key diplomat and close aid to kim jong-un has died in a traffic accident. the reports a state funeral will be held. the korean central news agency says kim died on tuesday at the age of 73. >> translator: kim yang-on secretary of the workers party passed away at 6:30 a.m. on december 29th in a traffic accident. he was 73 years old. he was one of the closest fellow soldiers and loyal comrades of our supreme leader. >> kim had been in charge of relations with south korea since 2007. he attended high level talks. experts suggest kim's death won't affect north korea's policy toward the south, but the news agency described his passing as a huge loss. it reported kim jong-un will assume the top post of the funeral committee members. analysts say he'll use it to demonstrate his leadership and call for national unity. >>> chinese leaders have scrapped the country's decades old one child policy this year to maintain stable economic growth. under the old law, couples having more than one baby had to pay a heavy fine. now they're free to have a second, but t

. >> he was according to state reports kim jong-un's revolutionary partner. it brings questions as to what is really happening in north korea's governments. south korean officials say that kim jong-un has executed 70 officials, including his uncle, since becoming supreme leader. al jazeera. >> the french interior minister has condemned last week's violence in corsica while visiting the mediterranean island. protesters vandalized a muslim prayer room on a housing stays where two firefighters were attacked a day earlier. jonah hull reports now. >> in a prolonged state of emergency, france is still feeling the after effects of the attacks in paris. the french island of corsica in the mediterranean has its own identity and harbors notions of separatism. it is the latest scene of racist violence since the attacks. >> this is a beautiful little island, but if things continue like this, people will be frightened from coming here. >> they would light a fire, luring firemen in, where they were attacked. hundreds of firemen were attacked in similar circumstances but it

north korean leader kim jong un claims his country has developed a hydrogen bomb. n-b-c's keir simmons has that. << this is thought to be the first time north korea's leader has claimed that his nation has developed a hydrogen bomb. just weeks ago he issued an equally belligerent statement that he could attack the u-s at any time. a hydrogen bomb would be a significant step forward from the less powerful atomic bomb, producing a much stronger blast. kim jong un, north korea's supreme leader has been on a saber- rattling campaign to pressure the international community, repeatedly making threats. last month, north korea staged the biggest military parade in its history, though there did not appear to be any new weapons. while a year ago, computer hackers attacked sony over its movie 'the interview,' a comedy about a plot to assassinate north korea's leader. the u-s responded by imposing further sanctions on north korea. so far this morning, there's no the state department on this latest north korea nuclear claim. but it's being viewed with suspicion by many experts,

. >>> coming up nix, a death in north korea leader, kim jong un's inner circle, and its causing many rld war ii era sex slaves. >> tomorrow in north korea, funeral services will be held for one of king jong un's closest allies, kim yung gong, killed in a traffic accident yesterday. and victoria has the story. >> reporter: very few details have been released about the circumstances surrounding the car crash that killed kim yann gonzaga. the member of the central community in north korea, and the democratcratic people's republic in korea died sadly in a traffic accident at the age of 73. >> reporter: the secretary of the ruling worker's party, he was one of north korea's most senior officials. he was an experienced negotiator, and he played an important role with south korea. in august, he'sed tensions between the two sides with soldiers in the border of north korea. the south korean government has paid tribute to his skill and hard work during those takes. >> we offer our condolences with the death of kim yan gon. he was kim jong un's closest partner, but his death is raising questions

what does this tell us about kim jong un right now? the most important thing is that the regime is not stable, and we care about that because when the regime is not stable, it's good politics for kim jong un to lash out at south korea, japan or the united states. we got a lot at stake with this. there is zero chance this was really an accident because one of the most important elements of regime politics for kim jong un is to replace the people put in power by his father and have his own people surround him. he clearly wanted to get rid of kim and that's what we saw on tuesday. >> why we vert to this? you mentioned dramatic executions of officials, why revert to this was an accident wink, wink, not really an accident kind of thing? >> well, that's the big question. part of what kim may have done wrong is not get -- gordon eluded to this, not get enough money out of south korea. they are used to getting handouts, especially as part of restarting negotiations, whether it's over the nuclear issue or just over relations with south korea. t

your old 401(k) today. >>> and now, the new hot girl group with a message, it just happens to be kim jong un'sfans have a leader, this girl band has a great leader, north korea's kim jong un, he is said to hand pick the members and attends their consents, three, two, one, lift off. to honor an actual missile launch, the band played in front of a replay igniting the audience as the missing struck north america. ♪ ♪ [ cheers ] >> reporter: then, when the cheering died down, they launched again. well, now an attempted girl band diplomacy has been launched. the brand dressed in north korean army unforms headed to china to perform in hopes of improving relations. officials gave them a send off at the train station. could the great leader himself eventually follow? >> you could argue this visit is kind of greasing the wheels for kim jong un to visit ultimately to china. >> reporter: the spice girls they ain't. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: though they occasionally perform western songs like rocky and highly trained musicians. now justin bieber falls out of favor, he doesn't have to worry about being purged. but

achieve a meaningful agreement in the talks held in august. >> kim yang gon was north korea's leader kim jong-un'slosest comrade and revolutionary partner. but his death has raised questions about what is happening inside north korea's secretive government. south korean officials say that kim jong-un has executed 70 senior officials including his uncle since becoming supreme leader four years ago. the kim yang gon's funeral will take place on thursday. it's not known what his death will mean for north korea and it's relationship with south korea. >>> hundreds gathered outside of the japanese embassy in seoul demanding a personal apology were prime minister shin do abe. on monday he offered a written apology and $8.2 million to the remaining 46 comfort women. they were forced into sex slavery during the second world war. >> we urge a direct apology and pay reparations instead of apologizing by proxy or statement. >> now england's capital city is introducing a new plan to clean up air pollutions. only allowed in new delhi on alternate days according to whether it's license plates in odd or even numb

reporter: we've only been aware of a hand full of others that have happened in north korea since kim jong-unse pictures being released gives us a fairly rare glimpse of a pomp and circumstance that attended this funeral, and what you see in these pictures are kim jung un, the leader bowing. at one point he's leading over the coffin, taking a close look at the man described at his closest comrade. there's also have release that went out from the state news agency as if the pictures did not speak enough for themselves. the state news agency takes great pains to describe the funeral, and they particularly hit on the bitter grief and sorrow that kim jong-un is experiencing. they say that he placed his hands on the cold body of his comrade. they also heap more praise on the aide. he was also called a loyal warrior of kim jong-un's predecessors. he was killed in a car crash the north koreans say, but they haven't given more details, and that's caused skeptics to question the circumstances of his death. they point to the fact that there are really a number of other high level officials who seem to

. >>> funeral for kim jong-un's assistant. victor victoria gatenbvictoria . >> very few details of the car crash. >> kim yan gons secretary of the central committee of the workers party of korea and deputy of the democratic people's republic of korea, died sadly at 6:15 at the age of 73. >> a secretary of the ruling workers party kim yan gon was an experienced negotiator who played an important role in talks with south korea. in august he helped defuse tensions between the two sides. the south korean government has paid tribute to his skill and hard work during those talks. >> translator: we offer our condolences over the death of kim yan gon. >> kim yan gon was according to national media, ki kim jong-un's closest confident. coulconfidant.sources say kim js executed many close to him. >> we see many signs that there is some kind of surprise on their side. so looks like unlike other cases where we really have some serious speculations, this one, i don't think it deserves as much of the speculation but it looks like and sounds l

us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us kim jong un is claiming north korea now has a hydrogen bomb. bomb.that's according to state media.an "h-bomb" can be hundreds of times more powerful than an atomic bomb. un reportedly made the claim while touring a historic weapons site in north korea. if his claim is true, it would represent an up-grade to the community nation's ability to create a nuclear weapon. argentina officially has a new president. president.mauricio macri received the country's presidential sash earlier today and made his first address to argentina's congress.macri is vowing to tackle corruption, poverty, and drug trafficking in his country.he succeeds cristina fernandez, who was not at today's innaguration.it's the first time a preceeding president has not attended the ceremony since argentina ended its military dictatorship in 19-83. sergeant bowe berghdal is now pod-cast.bergdahl recounts his version of his time in taliban-captivity in season two of "serial," which launched this morning. bergdahl, who was freed in a p

jeannie: most bands have a north korea's kim jong-un who is said to -- he attends the concert, 3, 2, 1, liftoff. not an actual missile launch. the band played -- igniting the audience, as missile struck north americwhen the cheering died down, they launched again. now, attempted grow band diplomacy has been launched, the band, dressed in north korean army uniforms, heading to china to perform in hopes of improving relations. officials gave them a send off at the train station. the great leader himself eventually -- you could argue this visit for kim jong-un to though they occasionally perform western songs, they are highly trained musicians. justin bieber falls out of favor , at least he doesn't have to worry about being purged. when the band disappeared for six months, people wondered. the members eventually resurfaced, but without their biggmaybe she is just taking a break , -- that is a thing about north korea. they can make the most famous, most honored, most well-publicized these ancient disappear and never be spoken of again.>> their dancing might be more lawrence welk then it

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north korean leader kim jong-un claims the country has developed a hydrogen bomb, a step up from thec bomb. nbc's keir simmons has the details. >> reporter: this is thought to be the first time north korea's leader has claimed his nation has developed a hydrogen bomb. just weeks ago he issued an equally belligerent statement that he could attack the u.s. at any time, while a hydrogen bomb would be a significant step forward from the less powerful atomic bomb, producing a much stronger blast. kim jong-un, north korea's supreme leader, has been on a saber rattling campaign to pressure the international community. last month, north korea staged the biggest military parade in its history, though there did not appear to be any new weapons. while a year ago, computer hackers attacked sony over its movie "the interview," a comedy about a plot to assassinate north korea's leader. the u.s. responded by imposing further sanctions on north korea. so far this morning there's no comment from the state department on this latest north korean nuclear claim. but it's being viewed with suspicion by ma

you are elected president, what will you do about kim jong-un? leader, without a doubt. both republican and democrat administrations have been completely ineffective in dealing with him. so we must continue to isolate him. we will need china as part of that strategy. china is a rising adversary. one of the things we have to do if we want want china's support is to push back on china. they, too recognize strength and their on interest. i have done china for 25 years. i know in order to get them this cooperate, we must retaliate against their cyber attacks, so they know we're serious. we have to push back on their desire to control the trade route through the south china sea, through which flows 5 billions of goods and services. we must work with the australians, the south koreans, the japanese and filipinos to contain china. then we must ask for tear support and help with north korea. believe it or not, china is as concerned about kim jong-un as we are. >> dr. carson, what will you do about kim jong-un? >> well, i definitely believe he is unstable

according to leader kim jong-un, north korea has a hydrogen bomb. there is no official confirmation at this point. nbc news is trying to confirm it. we talked to an expert in china who says he doesn't believe it. they haven't conducted any tests. south korea hasn't seen any new evidence but they're closely monitoring north korea. king jong-un made a speech in a factory in pyongyang. erika, back to you. >> nobody expects to bury your child. it's usually the other way around. you expect your child to bury you. >> a mother is keeping her faith after losing her 9-year-old daughter. she was trying to turn onto canberra drive and the other car flipped on impact. she recalls the moments she realized her daughter was gone. >> when i held her hand and looked into her eyes, i knew she budget there, and it hurt so bad. >> n, the driver of the other car broke both legs and injured his back. brown says she forgives the other driver. prince george's county police are still investigating the crash. >>> a sterling man tied to the kkk is being sentenced in a murder-

south korean officials said kim jong un executed several officials, including his uncle since becominghe leader four years ago. this time the supreme leader came out. and we see signed that there is surprise on their sides. and unlike other cases where we have serious speck uinglation. i don't think it deserves much. but it looks and sounds like a traffic accident. the state funeral will take place on thursday. it's not clear what the death of an advisor means for north korea >>> korean women used as war-time sex slaves gathered in seoul to denounce a compensation deal. hundreds of demonstrators joined the women at a first weakly rally since an agreement was reached between south korea and japan. monday japan's prime minister appeal guised and promised $8 million -- apologised and promised $8 million compensation. >> we ask for official and direct apology, and pay legal examination instead of apologising by proxy. >> let's cue workers have been trapped with blin horts for five days. they are trying to send food and water to men 250 meters underground. they are finding their way through

a high heel wearing kim jong un girl group, formed by the supreme leader himself. >> trevor: that's rightrth korea has its own pop supergroup formed by ki kim jonn himself. hard to believe he had team given his busy schedule of looking at things and pointing at things and looking at things that are far away. i mean, this band is huge in north korea and if you don't believe me, just watch. (singing) i love those guys so much! to be fair to them, it's kind of hard to unwind when there is always a voice in your head going don't die, just don't die, just don't die. can we smile in derek smiled tuesday and they killed him. don't smile. don't smile, don't die. don't die. if you're wondering why the audience was in uniform, turns out in north korea, pop culture and military culture tend to overlap. >> at this concert a long-range missile launches on the big screen behind them. frenzied fans on their feet, the music crescendos as the missile strikes a picture of the united states. >> trevor: i don't want to ruin the moment but did they notice they didn't just blow up america there, you blew up th

we ought to be engaging with the chinese very r get them to reign in kim jong-un as well.he's kind of their proxy, their satellite, they need to play a role in keeping him under control. melissa: all right, steve, thank you so much. david. david: freed to fight. exgitmo dainties returning to the terror battlefield. what would president hillary clinton do about that? plus a state of emergency severe storms hitting parts of the country. live update coming right up no matter how the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won

30 years, and was overthrown in an uprising in october 2014 >>> a top aid to north korean leader kim jong un died in a car accident. he handled ties with south korea. he coordinated talks in august le leading to the end of a standoff between the two nations. still ahead - headed to prison. former israeli prime minister ehud olmert is sentence said for a bribery conviction and. >> i'm in saskatchewan, and this is a lake called the dead sea of canada. the waters are extremely salty. i'll report on research showing how salt lakes like this can help the county cope with climate change. >>> the top stories on al jazeera - the u.s. says its coalition against i.s.i.l. killed 10 top leaders of the armed group iraq and syria. among them are key suspects of the paris attacks, with one having links to the alleged mastermind. a court in indonesia threw out a case against the company accused of contributing to the annual haze caused by forest fires. the private firm said to illegally burn thousands of acres of for efforts for its crops >>> voters see it as crucial to restore police to a country scarred b

relations worsened in august when north korea leader kim jong-un ordered his troops on to a war footing. he we have more from seoul. >> these talks have their jen resist from the heightened tensions in august including fire across the demilitarized zone and a deal on august 25 that mandated regular senior level communications between the governments of north and south korea. we thought it would be in seoul or pyongyang, instead it is in the industrial complex. we've had word of initial pleasantries and initial greetings during which the north korea head delegate said during the last eight years or so, there had only been a handful of high level talks usually in response to some kind of emergency in relations. this, he said could be the start of the real effort to try and improve the situation on the peninsula in terms of the relationship between the two governments. as for the agenda itself, it hasn't been made. it's almost certain that the south korean side will raise the issues of reuniting families, wanting more regular events where separated families separated for decades can meet a

north korea's kim jong-un intentionally let slip his alleged development of a thermonuclear weapon, hundreds of times more powerful than an atomic bomb. has north korea dramatically increased its capabilitiecapabi is kim trying to reclaim the world's spotlight. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following breaking news. the fbi now searching a lake right in san bernardino near the site of that terror attack that killed 14 people. a law enforcement official tells cnn the search is connected to the shootings. investigators are still looking for that hard drive that was missing from a computer in the home of the killers. and we're also now learning details of syed farook's ties to a convicted terrorist recruiter. officials tell cnn farook was in the same social circle as the california man who helped radicalize others. that man was arrested for trying to travel to afghanistan to join al qaeda in 2012 around the same time investigators believe farook abandoned another terror plot. we're covering that, much more this hour with our guests including senator mark warner, he'

the south korean government says since kim jong-un came to power in 2011, 70 high-level officials haveeen executed, 15 of them in 2015 alone. is there any indication at all that kim yang gon had fallen out of favor with the regime, there would be any reason to target him? nothing that's coming from north korea. in fact, their state news agency is saying the opposite, they're toeing a party line that this with a trustworthy adviser to kim jong-un. there's a state funeral and kim jong-un is expected to attend it. >> mysterious to be sure. thanks for that. >>> back here at home, donald trump ratcheting up his attacks on bill and hillary clinton. does trump think his own personal indiscretions are fair game in the campaign? you'll hear what he says, next. which truck brand do you think offers best in class hd towing, best v8 horsepower, and has this year's motor trend truck of the year? ram. chevy. what do you think? the ford. here's the answer. that's the chevy silverado hd, the chevy silverado, and the chevy colorado. chevy, chevy, chevy. or trade up to this silverado all star and get a

kim jong-un we know very little about him.ill trying to solidify himself internally with his own military, with his own population, with the political party. he seems to be making these statements to strengthen himself internally, but i think it's important that the united states, the six-party countries, china, south korea, japan, all right maybe he's not there yet on this thermo nuclear technology, but i think it makes sense to start some kind of a dialogue. it doesn't help that north korea is not receptive either, but i think a little diplomacy is needed here. >> yeah, governor, talk to me about this. because north korea is really one of the only handful of dictatorships left on the earth where father passes on power to son or grandson. what kind of a person is this? and is it possible to sit down and negotiate in good faith with him? >> well, in previous negotiations with north korea they've cheated, but at the same time in the clinton administration we negotiated a treaty for nine years they didn't develop nuclear weapons

china is concerned about kim jong-un as we are. >> dr. carson? what would you do about kim jong-un?ct, believe that china has a not more influence with him than we do. but we also recognize that north korea is in severe financial straits and they have decided to use their resources to build their military than to feed their people and take care of the humanitarian responsibilities that we have. we can capitalize on. that we can use that to keep putin contained. he is a one-horse show, energy. and we have an abundance of energy but we have archaic energy exportation rules. we need to get rid of those and make europe dependent on us for energy, put him back in his little box where he belongs. and we need to do a lot of other things with the resources that we have. so that economic power works just as well as military power, perhaps better. the military needs to be upgraded. you look at the ohio glass submarines, the minuteman 3 missiles, the b-52 bombers, you know, if we don't get the military right nothing else matters. >> dana and hugh you have questions. >> if you said if china lau

this is like a medical evaluation of kim jong-un. is not a normal -- >> jimmy kimmel on donald trump's doctor. it did in fact say all those wonderful things along with a few specifics the letter says that trump has lost 15 pounds over the last year. takes 81 milligrams of aspirin in a daily low dose of statin. it says his only surgery was an appendectomy at age 10. so i guess he's pretty healthy. now the force is strong with this one last night's hollywood world premiere of "star wars: the force awakens" was a huge hit and speculation about what the film might do at the box office when it opens worldwide friday is only building. with $50 million already sold in presale tickets officials estimate that the film could break every sales record from opening day to highest grossing film of all time. that's a title currently held by 2009's "avatar." the premiere was attended by cast and characters both new and old from george lucas showing the love to new director j.j. abrams to stormtroopers and chewbacca himself to harrison ford and last

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more than the military might were the faces of those everyday people looking up at their leader kim jong-un in awe. could that possibly be an act? kim sue ha about the anti-american rhetoric we have seen and heard here. i'm an american, what do you think about that? i didn't know you were american, but it's quite surprising, she giggled, you're not as evil as what i've read about in books. there it was. a glimpse of something authentic. a sense that so much could be accomplished if we could only communicate for real. for "cbs this morning," i'm seth doane in pyongyang, north korea. >> so interesting to watch. >> seth did a good job. >> he did. can we talk to that person? no, they don't want to talk. i haven't asked her yet. >> at a dolphin show. you're not as evil as i thought you'd be. >>> recent tornadoes ripped away petsrom their owners. we will show you the emotional rubble for two3 once the snow stops this mornrng, look for overcast skies and highs that will only reach the lower 20s. skies will slowly clear and that means tonight will get quite cold with temperatures falling into the s

than the military might - were the faces of those everyday people - looking up at their leader kim jong un in awe. could that possibly be an act? afterwards, we asked parade-goer kim su ha (phonetic) about the anti- american rhetoric we'd heard and seen here. (sot - saturday parade 015910)(seth:) i'm an american - what do you think about that?(kim, in korean:) (giggles) i didn't know that you are an american - but it's quite surprising, she giggled, you're not as evil as what i've read about in books. there it was - a glimpse of something authentic - a sense that so much could be accomplished if we could only 3 "weather on the ones brought to you by window world" 3 look for a very cold day today with partly cloudy skies and a high in the teens, but with moisture in the upper atmosphere, can't rule out a few light flurries either.we will see some sunshine for the start of 2016, but it will stay cold through the weekend. temperatures will remain mostly in the upper 20s for highs with single digit lows. we may see our first chance of snow for 2016 on wednesday, so keep your eyes open for that