i doubt that people genuinely have the kind of feeling towards kim jong un as they did for kim jong il. >> (translated): we would say, how can this boy who's still wet behind the ears be in power? but the north korean government spread these rumors that although he was young, he was very wise. that's what the government kept saying. >> narrator: jiro's undercover footage shows people all over the country being forced to prove their dedication to the new leader, but some resenting having to do it. these soldiers were ordered to build a railroad from kim jong un's birthplace to pyongyang to mark him coming to power. >> narrator: the undercover footage even shows a local official criticizing kim jong un's succession. >> narrator: to compensate for his lack of experience, the regime made parallels with his grandfather kim il sung, who is still widely worshipped and is officially eternal president of north korea. >> there are all kinds of rumors that kim jong un even had cosmetic surgery to look like his grandfather. but certainly his style seems to be more like kim il sung as well. >> tryi

. >> north korea re-elected kim jong un as leader of the country and military chief.he announcement was made during the opening session of parliament. the vote last month was predetermined, north korean are given one uncontested candidate. we'll talk about this and other issues in seoul, the head of the asia program at the chat am house think tank. thank you for your time. put it this way - is there anything you can read into this. we know he gets re-elected. how do you decide the real power that kim jong un has, and about those around him as well? >> well, it's very much, i think, the case of looking at the people close to him. we saw the end of last year the removal of jang song-thaek, an influential figure in the regime. there's been talk in the meeting in south korean might see the removal of the prime minister. if it were to happen, it will be an interesting sign. he is someone closely associated with economic reform. for kim jong un, only recently installed as leader, delivering the goods economically is important as a means of commenting his legitimacy in the e

this is kim jong un, the leader, surrounded by adoring, crying female soldiers.t of like the images you used to see of the beatles surrounded by their fans. i mean, they're all bawling. and then photos of a very young kim jong un broadcast by north korea's state media as well. already in military garb as a toddler. gordon chang is the author of nuclear showdown. gordon, nuclear tests, all these photos released. is this all related? and what do you make -- i mean, we'll keep showing the pictures in the video, but what do you make of all these women crying over him? >> the north korean regime is founded on the myth that the kim family has the love and devotion of everybody in. this is important for them especially to keep up appearances now when kim jong un's hold on power is tenuous. we've had so many purges and counter purges and executions since 2010. so they really need to bolster the regime. and what better way to do it than to have women crying over kim jong un. >> we have seen those reports about him setting dogs that ripped people alive. i mean absolutely h

north korea's state-run media says leader kim jong-un visited the palace in pyongyang. the body of his grandfather lies in state there. senior military officers accompanied kim. he laid flowers in front of statues of his grandfather and his late father, former leader kim jong-il. the public recognizes the eldest kim as the founder of north korea. people offered flowers and bowed in front of the statues. the government has put up sign boards to justify north korea's hereditary leadership. some people in south korea are marking the birthday of kim il-sung rather differently. members of a conservative group burned portraits of north korean leaders in seoul. one member of the group says south koreans condemned north korea for firing ballistic missiles and threatening to carry out a fourth nuclear test. >>> top envoys from china and the u.s. are trying to figure out a plan for dealing with north korea. they met to discuss how to respond to recent provocations by leaders in pyongyang. wu dawei and glynn davis held three hours of talks in new york. the talks have been stalled s

the test timing would depend on a political premedication by kim jong-un, obviously. his unpredictable calculation may be affected by possible inflaming of chinese leadership, who are exerting all-out efforts to revive the six-party talks. china may have pressured north korea to refrain from nuclear test in past years. unfortunately, its influence on pyongyang seems to wane, but still crucial to dissuade pyongyang's nuclear play. the fourth nuclear test may be resolved for the time being to select a symbolic timing considering changing political landscape in the region. nuclear has wrongfully acquired effect. they perceive themselves nothing to lose in controlled provocations including nuclear tests. whatever the form of fourth nuclear test may be it is not imminent. that's my understanding. it seems to me that active movements at the site are pretending maneuver to draw international attention with the context of president obama's visit to seoul. pyongyang might even consider international internal situation due to the very action which has starred harsh done democra

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koreans are indeed responsible for collecting foreign currency payments all will be posted to leader kim jong un. and he used a speech however if you want such as buying luxury items and giving them the keys sydney all souls you called it the other don't. de facto say this is them grew more important from the nineteen nineties. after the breakdown of the rationing system linking jong il was in power. it's the time to choose the leader uses this money to buy the loyalty of his subordinates. she manages the money himself it has a separate economic system also the curie i can. handed out god's gift of fourteen euro for twenty years huge o'neill was responsible for buying his luxury goods the four key to effective who what and if i use to buy luxury cars and so much to hope no one so i bought a gold plated going to afford it katie. there's no choice but to follow orders the stakes. sessions was introduced. banning the export all black jerry goods to north korea. as gospel artist trading. twelve forty a striking new sanctions. the main bbc gives weight fourteen pm. a good thing for sure business and

. >> kim jong un on monday, pictures were part of a documentary that ran after a concert. >> and to think he grew up to condemn his unu [ applause ] captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome to the report, ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much for joining us. thank you so much, ladies and gentlemen. thai for being with us in here, out there, all around the world. welcome to the show. mr. and mrs. america. nation, thank you for your support. folks, thank you fur your support and coming together to make the world a better place because we americans have always had our differences. you say potato, and i say who you calling a potato is? is it because i'm irish? you're a racist. i'm happy to say all our racial conflicts are behind us. as the saying goes the arc of the moral universe is long but bends towards justice. >> a historic ruling from the supreme courts could spell the end of affirmative action on college campuses. the 6-2 rule upholds a michigan amendment banning the use of race in college admissions. >> stephen: finally, this decision ends

now, the poster showed leader kim jong-un with the caption "bad hair day?" off all gents' cuts through the month of april. can't do that to the great leader. must not. >>> well, caught on tape. burglar with a baby in the room. a 2-year-old was sleeping in his crib when the intruder climbed in from the window. the parents were sound asleep but were mortified to later watch the intruder keep their baby company. the intruder watched the baby sleep from the crib's side, shining his flashlight and later rob from another home. >> what's the guy looking for? you're in the baby's room. what are you going to steal? diapers? >> he's hanging out with a baby on top of that. no reason, no rhyme, my friend. >>> here's a look ahead and a look back. classes resume at franklin regional high school in murrysville, pennsylvania. counselors will be available to teachers and students to help deal with the mass stabbings that took place one week ago. >>> on this day in 2007, a shooting massacre took place on the campus of virginia tech. >> this is easily the saddest place in our

we talk about not predicting the fall of the soviet unity, kim jong-un executing his uncle. >> will china lose from north korea. >> i think they lose more than they gain. on the other hand north korea is a great excuse for japan and the united states and south korea to militarize. japan makes it clear when they increase defense spending, when they buy some expensive new toys that it's for north korea. they're trying not to say anything about china, and this is actually a pretty good fig leaf for that. >> muammar qaddafi was a mess today. assad is still in power, but the nuclear--the chemical arsenal is being dismantled. do you give him a b-minus? how do you score a very tough part of the world right now? >> i think on the middle east policies there have been ups and downs. i don't think anyone will argue that the deal to get the chemical weapons out of syria is a bad thing. bui think what you see in the middle east with egypt, syria, with some of the other things going on, the countries that are not actively democratizing, let's put it that way are testing the u.s. in various ways and tes

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north korea reveals kim jong-un's childhood photos. pics of a young kim were showed at a concert to raging applause. >>> an american in vietnam has been sentenced to death. state media there says that the man was convicted of heroin trafficking. the 41-year-old allegedly tried to carry more than two pounds of heroin onto a plane in june. a network that tracks nuclear tests is giving us some new information about explosions in space. according to documents released by the b-612explosions. four of those released more energy than the atomic bomb that leveled hiroshima. >>> the nypd recently asking followers to share pictures of them with new york cops. take a look. the result not exactly what they had in mind perhaps. >>> so what if food actually rained from the sky? maybe we could end world hunger, some might say. in slow motion, cue the dramatic music, comedian steve cardinal had an entire day's worth of food rain on his head. that's a lot of pasta. this was to raise money for action against hunger. broadcast on youtube. the contribution

. >> the workers party newspaper rodong sinmun has called on people to unite behind kim jong-un. experts at john hopkins university in the u.s. say satellite images from wednesday indicate additional activity at the poongkye-ri nuclear test site and noticed an increase in the movement of vehicles and materials near what are believed to be the entrances to two test tunnels. the images show vehicles that could provide secure communications between the site and other facilities. similar equipment was spotted before north korea's third nuclear test in february 2013. >>> now before obama headed to seoul he was in japan. the u.s. president had hoped to reach an agreement with prime minister shinzo abe on a free trade deal for the asia pacific but their negotiators couldn't see eye to eye. nhk reports. >> reporter: barack obama came to tokyo hoping he might be able to give negotiators a bit of a push. he'd seen them struggle for months to move forward on their part off the transpacific partnership, but he left tokyo without seeing much progress. >> all of us have to move out of our comf

. >> north korea has re-elected kim jong un as leader of the country and as its military chief. the announcement was made during the opening session of parliament in march. that vote was predetermined. north koreans were given one uncontested candidate for each constituency. >> australian officials searching for the missing malaysia airlines's plain detected more underwater transitions from deep beneath the indian ocean. the search vessel "ocean shield" detected two pings in an area where signals have previously been heard. this from dominic kane. >> the search for the missing airliner is weeks old, covering a vast area of the ocean. officials believe they are closer to finding out what happened to it. this sonar device can detect the sonic ping sent out by an airline's black box. it heard transmissions saturday and sunday briefly. on tuesday they reacquired the signals twice. >> "ocean shield" has now detected four transmissions in the same broad area. yesterday's signals will assist in better defining a reduced and much more manageable search area on the ocean floor. >> that i

part of a campaign by north korea's reckless young leader kim jong-un to steal the spotlight. >> i think it is carefully measured. world attention is there, especially an american youngster seeking political asylum. that is a very useful self-esteem booster. >> reporter: new satellite images also show increased activity and north korea's main nuclear site suggesting to some officials kim is on the verge of another nuclear test. >> in light of what we expect to be further provocative actions from the the north koreans, whether in the form of long range missile tests or nuclear tests, or both, that it's important for us to look at additional ways to apply pressure. >> reporter: even as kim rach gets up the saber rattling, pyongyang featured the softer side of its leader this week, featuring baby photos and images of him being swarmed by female soldiers in tears as he visits the military unit. north korea is still holding american kenneth bae. 15 years in a labor camp on charges of trying to topple the government. news of another american being held by the north koreans could further compli

wednesday the regimes lawmakers showed up for the first day of its first parliamentary session under kim jong un as a convention is largely expected to serve as a chance to name new commission members all eyes are on the events of the world can get a glimpse of the isolated state policies and power structure i can use this fun funky reports your thirty s thirteen spring people of a family session got underway in town that on wednesday. it marks the first fashion that the rubber stamp parliament elected and academic leadership. as widely expected against him was to be present and as the chairman of the powerful national defense commission according to the state run korean central news agency agenda items at the meeting include appointing officials for the devon coast and deliberating on this year's budget plan. the first session of the country's highest legislative body is in a position to find out who was then and that was at north korea's ruling circle and speculation is that a major reshuffle could be in the works. source if the prime minister of toppling to the country's economic policy maker

the supreme people's assembly of the dprk reelected kim jong un as the first chairman of the state committee of the fence. the committee is responsible for corn into armed forces and national defense. the prt supreme people's assembly is the highest legislative and representative body of the country that consist of six hundred and eighty seven members elected by secret ballot for five years speaking to the parliament and john and highlighted the major passed to the further strengthening of the proto party and the protection of the country's sovereignty devotees unanimously approved on agenda items amok in a roundtable discussion of issues concerning the eurasian economic union. leading scientists and economics at universities businesses financial and academic institutions as well as representatives of non government organizations believe that the eurasian union will improve the overall investment climate of all produce bidding countries as well as provide more culpable conditions for business development and increase the bottom of the show production to create new jobs over the racial integr

and speaking of, in north korea, a rally to mark the reelection of kim jong-un.on a predetermined election where no other candidates ran. here is a look at their victory rally. ♪ >> gm has placed two engineers on the with their role connected to the recall involved in deaths. documents, he rejected a fix because it was too expensive and would take too long. he quietlymber two, greenlighted a switch improvement that others did not learn about for six years after columnists and customers complained last year a rate he denied under oath that he knew that part had been changed. have hadnd toyota negative press recently with all these auto recalls. toyota is trying to convince lawmakers that its cars at least are good for constituents. how is it doing it? it is taking members of congress in a test drive in their coolest new toy. motorcycle, golf cart, part futuristic pod mobile, this futuristic car was enough to pull lawmakers away for a test drive. big plant in my district in indiana. i wanted to see what it could do. i think there are some potential opportunities fo

northnorth korea's current lead, kim jong-un, or kim the younger, has continued his grandfather's traditionng his people. south koreans marked the quote holiday as burning pictures of the leaders and after north korea ordered all men to get their hair cut like this guy, a salon in lon don posted a picture of him with a caption, bad hear day? two reps from the north korean embassy were not amused and stopped by the salon but the manager refused to take down the photo. >> irs issues have happened out hundreds of millions of dollars in refunds a millions of americans scramble to file before the midnight deadline. jerri willis has last-minute tips and the good news we mentioned about your tax return. that's next. >> tax day. best day of the year. if you decided to put off filing your return you're not alone. one out of every four americans waits until the last minute. the irs reports it's received nearly 100 mille?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?on taxs uz far. and the agency predicts&÷ñ?ñ?ñ?r 35 million will file by mid-michigan tonight. er is irofficials say they have handed out more than $219 billion in refunds for

kim jong-un won reelection.dent is requesting in taxpayer dough for new gun control laws banning assault weapons and expanding background checks. billion bucks. finally, 7' 5. that's the height of this high school junior. a junior! he's the tallest basketball player in the world. the senegal native also wear has shoe that is size 22. my goodness. what a career he's got ahead. >> have millenials gone godless? a shocking study shows while 79% of adults believe that the bible is sacred literature, only 64% of millenials agree with that. >> even more shocking, nearly 40% of millenials never read their bible outside of church and only 37% consider themselves bible friendly. so what should churches be doing to get millenials back on board? let's talk to somebody who is in the church business, the pastor of the largest church in america, joel osteen. good morning to you. >> good morning. great to be with you. >> we saw this news today what, did you think? >> i guess the word may be disappointing. but on the other hand,

tens of thousands of north koreans killed kim jong un's stadium to cheer on the runners. much remains off limits. pyongyang is more accessible to other places in a secretive country. >>. >> translation: we heard that it would be open for foreign amateurs to take part for the first time. we thought it would be fun and a good tonny to get into contact with the local people here. >> did you spot the man not chapping in the cloud. we should cut the picture out for his own sake. >> the english premier league could go a long way to being decided with liverpool taking on manchester city. there were emotional scenes at anpeople. the 25th anniversary of the hills borough stadium was marked. there was plenty to cheer about. this were put ahead. after six minutes city suffered a setback as torre limped off. leading 2-0 in the second. >> we extend the lead at the stop. chelsea will be looking to keep pace as they face swan si. >> they are out of champion's league contention. barcelona are in danger of missing out, dropping to lonely gran arda. >> three days after being knocked out of

the queen's husband husband, prince phillips, joined the might, and in true kim jong-un style, lookingng, the queen and prince phillip and the pope, all the monarchs gave the pope a basket of stuff. this is whiskey, as you can see -- and that's some honey. i don't know what this is. we have a picture as well of the duke presenting the liquor. the pope gave the royal couple a stone orb topped with a cross, telling them it was for their great-grandson, the future queen george, and the queen and prince phillip were minutes late. they were having a lunch with the italian president. the queen did indeed apologize. clearly the pope accepted. pope francis is the fifth pope queen elizabeth has met. >> the u.s. government at one point set up a secret and elaborate twitter type web site in cuba. but the white house claims the government was not trying to start any trouble. says we dent -- sent to start trouble in cuba. according to the "associated press" the white house created a covert network meant to stir up trouble in the nation. the ap reports the site tracted thousands of users who had no

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kim jong-un, he kept the celebration low key. dinner at home with his wife, dennis rodman. it was nice dinner followed by a night of tender triumphant love making. speaking of love making, where is guillermo? why is he upstairs? >> working on something. >> jimmy: he is working on something? that i don't believe. oh, i see what he is working on. he is working on a bals cosket wings it looks like. guillermo, can you hear me? >> from hollywood, it is your favorite, it is the one, it is the "guillermo show." hello, amigos. welcome to my show. hello to my band. hello, band. ♪ okay, what is it that, in the news today, can you believe that justin bieber kid? oh, my god, what a spoiled -- did you hear that we have a shortage of bacon? yeah, they say we may have to eat l.t. sandwich. no b., get it, just l.t. >> jimmy: hey, hey, wait guillermo. i did that joke a minute ago. you just stole one of my jokes. >> you are a jokes! >> jimmy: i'm a jokes? what's going on here? >> you can see them together again, 21 jump street, welcome, jonah hill -- [ indiscernible ] >> how are you? >> 22 j

. >> north korea has often portrayed it's leader kim jong-un of a tough man but now they're portraying as a child. showing him at 5 years old in his air force uniform and another showed an older kim. still here on al jazeera america more news at the top of the hour. thanks for watching. >> two hours in, we came up on a body... >> this country is crazy man..you have problems with somebody...they him them. >> knowing this is the kind of violence that is so prevalent in the culture...are you telling me that's ok to just open up the borders and let em' all run into the united states? >> the good news is , is that you'll be coming home soon... the ne

. >> kim jong un - the erratic pattern of confirmation continues. china is its closest ally. china says it has last focus. >> unfortunately at this point discussion and engage. is seen as reward. we need to get over that in the united states. north korea needs to remain high on the priority list. it has nuclear weapons. >> some day mr obama arrives in malaysia, criticism around the tragedy led to resentment. as the search ends for the missing plane. >> some of the accuse at tri statements. it harms china's soft power and makes the neighbours desirous of a strong u.s. president. we have to respond to that. >> last stop, the philippines. locked in a bitter dispute with china, this over another set of islands, the spratt lis, parts of which are claimed by six nations to china's south. >> they have problems with the neighbours. everywhere they have problems, they find the u.s. cultivating new friends. they see this as a fundamentally constraining attempt. >> as china continues to broaden its power and influence, the president's trip has an influence. >> this is about reassurance

. >> north korean state tv aired these cheeky photographs of kim jong-un.hey were part of a documentary that ran after a concert. >> to think he grew up to condemn his uncle to death. >> who would have thought. >>> one man certainly has an insayingsal appetite for gold. >> still to come, we'll tell you how his taste for precious metal gave him a bad taste of indigestion. >>> plus, the royals scratch out some songs in australia. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >>> very catchy there. the duke and duchess of cambridge putting their disc jockey skills to the test. they were visiting a place in australia and got to spin some tracks. >> they spent their time in the capital of cambria before heading home. >> time to check in with our meteorologist, pedram. you're following severe weather heading to the central u.s. >> that's right. we have 5 million people, rosemary and john, in the path of storms. when we get daylight heating that takes place across the central and southern plains. tornadoes look like they're going to be very much scattered and few and far between. the large p

north korea's pattern of confrontation under kim jong un continues. china is its closest ally. critics say the obama administration has lost focus. >> discussion and engagement is seen as a reward. we need to get over that in the united states. north korea needs to be high on the priority list, because it has nuclear weapons, is developing nuclear capabilities. >> president obama arrives in malaysia. tragedy around flight mh370 leads to resentment of beijing. >> some of the accuse at tri powers, harming the soft power, making china's neighbour wanting a strong u.s. were not. >> last stop, the philippines, locked in a dispute with china, this time over another set of islands, the sprattlies, claimed by six nations to the south. >> they have problems with their neighbours. everywhere they have problems, u.s. is cultivating new friends. they see it as a fundamentally constraining attempt >> as china continues to broden its power and influence, the president's trip carries is clear message. >> this is about showing the american presence, reassurance and letting china know that we a

korea are demanding action from the british government against a hair salon they say poked fun at kim jong unthe leaders face and haircut appeared on a promotional poster in a salon offering a 15% discount. the british foreign office confirmed receiving a letter from the north korean embassy objecting to the poster. police say no crime was committed. >> we end with an image that caught our attention. coming from the nation's capital. where hundreds participated in a par i had down peninsula avenue. a public holiday in washington d.c. marks the day in 1862 when president lincoln signed the compensated emancipation act granting freedom to slaves in d.c. >> the headlines are coming up next. rir richelle carey will be back after this. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey, here are the top stories. the death toll from the sunken south korean ferry boat is up to nine people. the ascertain for survivors continues. hope so fading for dozens of families. the ship sank off the coast. 475 people were on board. 300 teenagers. diplomatic talks on a crisis in ukraine began on thursday. n.a.

. >> a mass rally has taken place in north korea to celebrate the reelection of kim jong-un.he news agency showed thousands gathering. his reelection was never in doubt. >> an australian aircraft has detect add new signal in the search zone for a missing malaysia airlines flight. the signal raises hopes the wreckage of the flight missing for more than a month will soon be found. the search area in the remote indian ocean is narrowed 10 times from the signals. >> solomon islands, 21 people died in flash floods last week. there's concern the number could rise. there are growing fears disease could spread among people crammed into evacuation camps. andrew thomas reports. >> the school an evacuation for those who lost homes have had their first delivery of aid. it's the absolute basics. toilet paper candles and soap. >> when we got the toilet paper, when we get water, we need a bucket and when our box comes, everything is needed. >> it was the we're that suddenly poured down the valley that did the most damage when a landslide broke a natural dam in the hill above town, unleashin

you have kim jong-un of north korea, and you have the head of ices, and president nichola nicholas nicka nicholas ma rue da. >> we live at a time when people have great influence over the world. the franchise of al-qaeda has killed more people and cleared mortar tore than even osama bin laden. that makes his influence over the lives of people in iraq and syria and the wide middle east quite substantial. we do have to take note of people like him as well like we've always do . >> why seth meyers and not jimmy fallan. >> seth meyers is a new kind of late night host. this is not jimmy fallan who is my favorite, but seth meyers brings a different kind for cerebral approach to late night comedy, and we have to take note of that. >> now the biggest sports stars, big soccer star and serena williams from tennis. the others are a little more obscure, and certainly none of the big american big sports stars, lebron james and payton mapeytonmannings , why? >> lebron james had a good year, and typically does have a good year as well as the both mannings. as an internationalist , 45 comes from outsid

kim jong-un is his own man. he is in fairly good control, and the others forget that he exhibits more vulnerability and weakness than control and powers. naturally, i would go somewhere in between. probably on the side more to his vulnerability and weakness, and the fact that he might be more acting and, acting in several, acting his role, decided by others. but he is on the way to become his own person, and initially the execution of his uncle in law is an indication of his more sense of insecurity and his weakness in his strength. but that might contribute to consolidating his power ultimately. >> i think one of the disadvantages of not having virtually any contact with the north koreans at all is that we know very little about how they are being run at present. i think there's always a tendency in the u.s. in particular, but outside north korea in general, to assume that somehow this one person is the decision maker in the north korean structure. i have never been convinced that all of these senior generals a

. >> that's the same north korea where kim jong un had his uncle executed. this at the same time saying comprehensive immigration reform would involve trapping people which could otherwise contribute greatly to the country as a whole. bush's comments last week were a big deal for a reason. because a stance like this on immigration inclusive in tone is exactly what a republican who wants to win a national election should probably be saying. chris christie was supposed to be the candidate who was going to pull the party back towards the middle, at least on a few issues, but with his recent string of problems, it's created an opening for jeb bush to essentially audition for the role for 2016. to show republicans and to show the political world that he knows how to do what the republican nominee has failed to do in five of the last six presidential elections, win more popular votes nationally than the democrat. that was the promise of chris christie. that is the promise of jeb bush. but what was on display in new hampshire this weekend was a party base that not

according to state media, this was to help celebrate the first meeting between kim jong-un and his country'sorce. in the background a slide show revealing photos of kim the younger. he was much younger. they were reportedly taken when he was around five years old wearing an air force uniform. he even gave a salute in one photo. another image shows the dictator inside an airplane cockpit. you can see and hear all the applause that came with it. south korea is warning that the north could be planning a new nuclear test to up the pressure before president obama's upcoming visit in seoul, south korea. a spokesman for south korea's defense ministry saying the new test could come at any moment. our chief correspondent jonathan hunt is watching that with me in the studio on that. the evidence in this case, jonathan, is what? >> reporter: the evidence is in the hands of south korean official right now. we assume it is satellite imagery from some of the many satellites that constantly monitor north korea's nuclear sites. they have not shared those images with us. we can assume they've shared them wit

so, the north koreans are extremely sensitive to this, and we've seen on north korean news today kim jong-unelf visiting a north korean air unit and encouraging them to be prepared to defend their country. but of course, also in even bigger news, u.s. president barack obama will be traveling through the region. he's arriving in south korea on friday, leaving saturday. and the north korean foreign ministry have been berating this trip using a lot of rhetoric, including saying this will bring dark clouds of a nuclear arms race to the region. a lot of doomsday rhetoric. but whether, of course, they're prepared to detonate a nuclear device in an underground test site in north korea while the president is actually in or on the ground, that would be even by north korean standards an extraordinary provocation. >> okay, andrew salmon live from seoul, thanks. and as andrew said, the latest possible provocation from north korea comes as president obama is set to visit the region, leaving today for a trip that will take him to malaysia, the philippines, japan and south korea. but he'll stop first in wa

runners gathered at kim jong un stadium. thousands cheered them off. a runner from nevada ran the amateur race. he enjoyed the experience. >> it was pretty exciting. to come out to the field - i don't know how many people are here, how many thousands, and hear them cheer and the start, and doing a course, it's interesting. there were tonnes of people all ages out there. yelling and screaming for me. slapping hands, and it was uplifting. >> the marathon is named after the birth place of the president kim jong un. >> marking 50 years since the signing of an important law this american history. where we stand in the fight for equality and the road ahead. >> we have more confidence in the traditional way. >> they say it's not witchcraft, but it looks like it. the push to turn medicine men into medicinal doctors. >> looking life in the holy city of jerusalem. thousands gathering to retrace the steps that jesus is believed to have taken on palm sunday. >> another live look in the holy city of jerusalem, where thousands gather to retrace the steps that jesus

i read the blush on kim jong un, who is in the top 100. why include people like him on the list? >> influence has many forms and we do include polarizing figures. we would like to start a debate about what is influence and what does influence mean? we expect readers to disagree with some of our choices and they are more than welcome to let us know. >> so not always influence can take many shades and colors. i hear you. it's beautiful online to go through the faces and articles. i feel like i'm pretty well read and a lot of faces i didn't recognize. who was your favorite person on the list that maybe our viewers haven't heard of? >> i would go with a guy named tony fidel. he's the ceo of a company called nest. he is trying to reinvent the smart home. i would watch him in the future. >> okay. dan from time magazine, thank you so much for coming on and the time 100 issue hits newsstands friday. >> when a pitcher is accused of cheating a lot of people say let's give him the benefit of the doubt. what happens the second time just days later and