kim jong-un's feeling uncomfortable enough that he's purged one of his most powerful intelligence officials a former body guard for kim's father and grandfather. he was accused of abusing his power and having an overbearing manner but he escaped execution but being sent to a farm for reeducation. >> where was he sent and how is he treated? >> he's sent to a camp where he's subjected to intense indoctrination combined with force labor. >> reporter: they're not the only ones suffering at the whim of kim jong-un. a 21-year-old student hasn't been visited be a western diplomat in six months. he's being held in north korea sentenced to hard labor for trying to steal a labor banner. experts say they may see this young man as a bargaining chip, leverage to extract concessions from the u.s. or try to get the u.s. to end its joint military exercises with south korea where analysts say it will never happen. >> there's concern it would be trouble with the other purged official. >> reporter: this official kim was known to be very aggressive against the south koreans and the u.s. when at the height of h

military exercises, saying the armed forces are ready to fight and are only waiting for leader kim jong-un's attack order. he is the director of the korean people's army's general political bureau. he delivered a speech at convention ahead of august 25th. the day commemorates the launch of former leader kim jong-il's military first policy. >> he also said kim jong-un's leadership has made the country a nuclear power with hydrogen bomb capability. >>> the japanese foreign minister held talks with his counterparts from china and south korea on wednesday. china and japan have beened a odds by repeated incursions of coast guard and fishing vessels into japanese waters. he emphasized the importance of a communication mechanism that the two governments agreed to create to avoid accidental clashes. >> translator: i strongly urge a complete halt to the situation and preventative measures to improve the overall circumstances in the east china sea. >> translator: we exchanged views extensively, in particular on the east china sea, the focus of the attention. the situation is basically back to normal.

moments ago kim jong-un boasting about a provocative new missile test.ys his country is bolstering its nuclear attack capability hour by hour and our brian todd has just been looking at this new statement. what are you looking at, brian? >> just moments ago kim jong-un declared this test successful and this was brought on by the u.s. nuclear threat and u.s. blackmail and said america is now within his striking range. north korean media said kim supervised the launch. tonight officials from washington to seoul are calling this a very dangerous development. tonight, the undersea threat to the u.s. and its allies from kim jong-un is greater than its ever been. south korean and u.s. military officials say north korea just test fired a ballistic missile fired from a submarine that traveled about 300 miles, further than any missile kim has ever fired from a sub. it landed in the sea of japan, inside japan's zone for identifying threats from the air. >> this system is now an imminent threat. north korea could soon integrate a nuclear warhead on to this ballisti

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. >> reporter: it's the highest level diplomatic defection ever from kim jong-un's north korean regime>> socialism is not something in the air. >> reporter: the deputy ambassador to the uk defecting and reaching safety in south korea. last year, the ambassador appeared loyal. >> if you read our papers and the magazines and the photos, you can see how socialism is carried on and put into practice. >> reporter: a south korean government spokesman says the ambassador wanted out. >> translator: i am aware that he defected due to his yearning for liberal democracy. >> reporter: it comes as u.s. officials tell cnn that intelligence agencies are watching significant, new north korean military steps increase the threat to the u.s. and allies. >> they have been exceedingly active in demonstrating capability. >> reporter: the latest intelligence analysis concludes north korea is now aggressively testing medium and long-range missiles, warheads, and nuclear devices. and it no longer care it is the world sees its test failures. >> when you have this many tests, you're eventually going to get it ri

that's what concerns me. >> kim jong-un is trying to demonstrate to the world that he has capabilityear test as well as ballistic missile. >> new satellite images reveal activity at north korea's nuclear test site. a canopy now blocks views from spy satellite. rogue mobile missiles, difficult to track, have been tested. as have intercontinental missiles that could reach alaska. the u.s. also now assumes north korea has a rudimentary, mi miniaturized warhead for a nuclear attack. >> as soon as they have one test that they can classify as an extreme success then we're talking a whole different ball game in their potential to threaten other sovereign nations in their area, but also potentially parts of the united states. >> reporter: so the bottom line here now the north koreans are making progress in key areas that could give them the ability to attack the united states with little or no warning time for washington. breanna? >> barbara star at the pentagon, thank you. >> we are following breaking news, this wildfire burning out of control in southern california. it's burned 30,000 acre

breaking live, we are just learning kim jong-un has executed two of his officials using an antiaircraft gun. one of them for dozing off during a meeting with the leader. the other because he was seen as challenging kim jong-un's leadership. north korea not confirming any of this. >> now the latest on the devastating earthquake in italy. the concern this morning is looting. police arrested two people for stea houses. some people impacted and sleeping in their cars near their homes because they are afraid of getting hit by looters. >> the obama administration will reach its goal of reselling 10,000 syrian refugees a month ahead of schedule. it's been a hot topic while hillary clinton supports helping refugees, donald trump warns they could be potential terrorists. including refugees, from terrorist nations. >>> a firefighter involved in a deadly crash will go before a judge. >> two of his fellow firefighters died in that crash. people line the road to escort their bodies. they were on their way to battle a wild fire. michael johnson dozed off at the wheel. crashing the fire truck. johnson

she was 20-year-old amanda kim jong un they are. but she didn't hear it. >>> new bike lanes are opening today and business owners are already giving them mixed reviews. amanda del castillo is looking into this this morning. >> reporter: some business owners are hopeful the two-way protected bike lanes will bring in more customers. others say they are concerned it will keep the regulars coming. it takes away one lane of traffic and moves parking away from the curb. >> every person is like, can i park here, am i going to get a ticket. >> reporter: denver 7 also spoke with business owners on already has a protected bike lane and they say parking is easy enough to figure out and they are not worried about that anore. amanda del castillo, degenerative 7. >>> but a civil rights teen says it's likely they will get their jobs back through the appeals process. >> there is no point in firing these officers. >> the career services board which oversees discipline for the department has a long history of overturning firings, incllding that of de

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i've seen classified -- [ light laughter ] and finally, the actual report on north korea said, "kim jong-un threatening nuclear strike amid south korean military drill." the one trump recieved said, "kim jong-un giggles when you touch his belly." [ laughter and applause ] that's true. [ light laughter ] a little celebrity news here. over the weekend, leonardo dicaprio and his girlfriend, model nina agdal, got in a small fender bender in the hamptons. afterward dicarprio said, "my whole life flashed before my eyes. and it was freaking awesome." [ laughter and applause ] "i had a great life. i have a great life." this seems kind of weird, but kfc just unveiled a sunscreen that smells like extra crispy fried chicken. so if you want to smell like kfc, there's a pretty good chance you already do. let's be honest. [ laughter and applause ] grease gets all over. yeah. you guys, "the bachelor in paradise" was on last night. [ cheers ] oh, man. isn't it fantastic? oh, i love it. so one of the guys was feeling pretty romantic. let's take a look at daniel sharing his feelings with his date. >> when i

it took place under the guidance of kim jong-un. photos of kim at the test launch site were published. saying the region are now within north korea's grasp. it said the country's technology including the precision of itst delivery have mett a all of the requirementsts. north korea's statete run korea centntral televisision releleas video of the launch on thursday. the video shows a missile blasting up from under the sea and then disisappearing into th clouds. the images were taken from several angles and distances. experts say the swift release of the video is intended d to demonstrate north korea's advanced missile technology to the u.s. and south korea. an expert on the korean peninsula commented on the launch. >> translator: the missile flew 500 kilometers so it should be considered a success. launching ballistic missiles from submarines requires advanced technology. the north's technology appears to be quite advanced. submarines are hard to detect when they're under water. it's difficult to attack them. submarine launched ballist

. >> translator: his reasons for defection is that he is sick and tired of kim jong-un's regime and he's concerned about his children and future. >> reporter: the south korean government is hoping he can provide crucial information, in particular about the leadership of kim jong-un and his intention. the defection comes as north korea says it has resumed plutonium production by reprocessing spent fuel rods. the country's atomic energy institute claims to be producing highly enriched uranium. this has left north korea incrossingly isolated. the u.n. imposed more sanctions after a fourth nuclear test this year. a series of other missile tests have followed in defiance of the international community, but pyongyang says it plans to continue nuclear testing to counter what it believes are threats from the u.s. the north korean embassy here in london has not commented on the defection. we don't know the reason behind it. but there's no doubt it will be a setback for the country. there have been over 800 defections from north korea this year alone. >> thank you very much. >>> we're going to tal

is this the way he would governor well knowing kim jong-uns are out there. >> i think he would govern like he's run his business. surround himself with the best ceos and try to change washington. that's why i got back behind donald trump in february. i want someone to go in and change what we're doing in washington. would i like for him to be more cautious with his words? yes. i rather the story be about hillary clinton and the way she stubbed her toe which the american people need to know about. i don't want this to be the top story. i want to know about his economic plan that seems like it was two months ago and it was two days ago. i want us to talk about that. i don't think he intended this. i think it has been spun very well and i think his intent was to say nra voefolks get out and vote because that's the only way you can protect yourself to have the justices you want in the next pick of the supreme court. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. i just want to let you know as well that nasa astronaut mark kelly says that mr. trump should apologize for what he said. kelly is the co-

one thing kim jong-un doesn't want to do is lose power. we see this as annual play pchl every august, every time the u.s. and south korea have exercises we get these provocations. i don't think they want a war but i do worry sometimes, you know, you and i have talked often and sometimes i said we are one dead fisherman from something spiraling away. i don't think they mean it but we have to be careful that people don't make mistake and events spin out of control. >> every july 4th they will fire off a meet missile. >> they know how to get attention and have proven that for years. >> thank you for joining us. good luck with the study. sounds fascinating. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> it's a sign of the times. a texas real estate agent using the contentious campaign to boost his business. >> look at that. sgll almost every day at 8:00 in the morning when everyone is sitting on i-35 we will get three or four calls and people are calling and saying, i don't have a house to sell yet but when i do i will give you a call. ♪"all you n

is the vogue giving fashion advice during the campaign, and when not available, hillary turns to kim jong-un. >> this morning on cbs, paul manafort may have cracked. >> in the past for years. due support speaker paul ryan. >> i support him as the speenger, and i know i'll >> oh. >> it's funny because god i hope it's true. >> are you so certain that donald trump is destroying himself that you are avoiding public appearances that statements. >> great question. in my heart, i truly feel -- >> reminds me of something. look at this photo of trump eating a taco bowl. i look at that. now look. it's the same face pictures. look. that's trump's i'm about to eat face, which makes me really nervous about this picture. >> john: we'll be back in a moment. or when it's convenient. it's using state-of-the-art simulators to better prepare for any situation. if something doesn't seem right. at bp, safety is never being satisfied. >> john: that's it for us today. thanks for watching. until next week for "face the nation" i'm captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >> announcer: the

. >> translator: his reasons for defection is that he is sick and tired of kim jong-un's regime and he's concerned about his children and future. >> reporter: the south korean government is hoping he can provide crucial information, in particular about the leadership of kim jong-un and his intention. the defection comes as north korea says it has resumed plutonium production by reprocessing spent fuel rods. the country's atomic energy institute claims to be producing highly enriched uranium. this has left north korea incrossingly isolated. the u.n. imposed more sanctions after a fourth nuclear test this year. a series of other missile tests have followed in defiance of the international community, but pyongyang says it plans to continue nuclear testing to counter what it believes are threats from the u.s. the north korean embassy here in london has not commented on the defection. we don't know the reason behind it. but there's no doubt it will be a setback for the country. there have been over 800 defections from north korea this year alone. >> thank you very much. >>> we're going to tal

it sounds like he went to the kim jong un school of propaganda. i say again, we can't let this provoke us unnecessarily. we've got to be the ones who determine there is going to be military action other than our sailors lives being endangered. we want to do it at a point where we can make the maximum impression on the iranians. >> ambassador, punk admiral. haven't heard that before. am basketball tore john bolten, you may hear from the iranians ochoen that one. >> my friends, thanks. >>> eric, pope francis is vowing to visit some of the villages in central italy devastated by wednesday's deadly earthquake. he says he wants to bring the comfort of faith to survivors. meanwhile, with at least 290 confirmed dead, hope of finding more survivors is fading with each passing day. government officials are now turning their attention to the immediate future preparing temporary shelter before cold weather sets in. >>> back here at home, that storm churning in the atlantic ocean is now officially a hurricane yet again. it's named hurricane gaston. it weakene

the efforts are seen by kim jong-un to tighten his grip on power. south korea's unification says the north appears to be turning away from kim. urging other member states to get tougher on north korea. besho asked them to impose questions in response to pyongyang's nuclear tests and missile launches over the past decade. a u.n. committee has asked nations to submit reports detailing what they're doing to implement the sanctions. besho says 52 members have -- >> there have been some specific cases where we've seen some good implementation from states about sanctioning north korea. >> he urged the others to follow suit. diplomatic sources say china submitted its report last month and will be critical to the success of the sanctions. >>> now onto business news. japanese ministry agencies have filed their budget requests for the next fiscal year starting in april. gene otani joins us with details. >> japan's total budget applications are expected to exceed 100 trillion yen or nearly $1 trillion for the third straight year. the largest request comes from

. >>> north korean leader kim jong un has attended a two-day celebration of the country's main youth league. he gave a speech expressing the importance of draideology and education and the role of young people. the state-run television aired footage of the congress held by the socialist youth league. it was the group's first-such gathering in 23 years. kim shook hands before taking the stage. the tv station did not air audio of the speech. he called on young people to become the vanguard of the growing socialist power. kim also reportedly stressed the win the fight against the united states. >>> prosecutors in taiwan have indicted three navy personnel in connection with the accidental launch of an anti-ship missile last month. the missile was fired from a military vessel at a base in a southern city. it hit a fishing boat, killing one taiwanese crew member and jo injuring three others, a sailor was inspecting the system without a superior. they did not realize that the missile was connected to a launcher and ready to be fired. they have charged him with professional negligence result

and even as kim jong-un celebrates firing a missel from a submarine and warning his missiles can reach the united states, experts and former officials reportedly have been meeting secretly with diplomats discussing possible restart of nuclear talks. i'll speak with republican congressman sean duffy, trump supporters, and there will be full coverage of today's top stories. let's begin with the latest anthony weiner sexting scandal and possible impact on hillary clinton's presidential campaign. cnn's miguel marcus joins us with details. donald trump is using this story to question hillary clinton's judgment. >> he is indeed. as hard as it is to believe, anthony weiner has been caught sext again. this time grabbing a spotlight in presidential politics. anthony weiner caught in yet another sexting scandal. husband to long time and powerful hillary clinton adviser huma abedin, humiliated once again. this time on the front page of the new york post. and this time not just a lurid photo of weiner on the front page. the selfie he sent to a woman not his wife, shows him in his underwear. this t

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kim jong-un has endorsed him. growing increasingly concern board of director this man being the president of the united states and being the commander in chief. and then the second one, i've known hillary clinton a long time. and i felt that the perceptions that some of the perceptions that are out there about her are just not true. and so putting both of those reasons together, i decided to speak out. and one of the things, charlie, that struck me as i was going through this and i was actually writing the op ed and talking to people about my views, is that there are many people who share my views. there are many people who share what i wrote in that up said. but they're afraid to speak out. they're afraid of being attacked. they're afraid of the republican party not being with them down the road, right. i felt afraid of not speaking out. i felt afraid of the consequences of not speaking out. i think that serious republicans of which there are many think about the consequences of not speaking out. >> rose: do you

he decided to defect because of his disgust with kim jong un. >>> a pow is on his way home as last. sparks died 65 years ago in a north korean pow camp and the trip ends an 11 year effort for spark's nephew bob to find and return his uncle's remains. they were found in a military lab and side if ied with testing. he only met him once but promised his own father he would find him. meteorologist, coming up with your exclusive accuweather forecast and a hotel rolls out more than the red carpet to make a little boy's birthday that much more special. when we come right back. meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor or pharmacist about all the ri

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aree: the missile launches overseen by kim jong un himself.re are pictures published of him looking on proudly. north korean tv has put published a mocked up video on washington, the american capital in flames. they does not seem to be any new technology involved. they do not seem to be advancing in their spoken ambition to have a nuclear weapon capable of hitting the west coast of the united states. it is about sending a signal. ♪ at the top of tonight's broadcast we showed to the plight of migrants making incredible sacrifices in search of a better life in europe. in the united states come the issue of accepting refugees has sparked debate. like in montana where the issue played out in a public forum this week. the bbc went to missoula to hear the arguments on both sides. >> i literally saw a picture of the dead child, and could not sit on my butt anymore. on our radar. what if we could help refugees in missoula? what if we could bring them here? >> if you want to bring the refugees, give them again -- you must a guarantee they will not harm

and "kim jong un's" government is threatening to launch ?nuclear strikes... saying: it will turn washington into a "heap of ashes." it sounds dire, but this is not unusual. north korea fires-off this kind of fiery rhetoric every year at this time. (wally a day of fun turned tragic in utah... when a para- glider crashed into a church, and died. it happened sunday morning to begin. thankfully, no one else was hurt... witnesses in the chapel say: jim petersen's glider appeared to be spiraling downward before the crash... and out of control. no official word on what ?caused the crash... investigators are looking at possible equipment failure, or medical problems for the 57-year-old pilot. (walter in ohio, at least nine people are hurt... after a car crashed into a crowd of people. it happened sunday night during a community concert in "parma heights," pedal, instead of the ?brake... and drove right onto the dance floor. the car stopped, after hitting a telephone pole. the woman who was driving, was "shaken up," but not seriously hurt. six people were taken to the

. >> kim jong-un is trying to demonstrate capability.ew images reveal activity at north korea's nuclear test sight. road missiles difficult to track have been tested as have intercontinental missiles that can reach alaska. e. >> as soon as they have one test they can classify as an extreme success, we're talking a whole different ball game in their potential to threaten. the most dipmatic defection ever. >> socialism is not something in the air. >> they are reaching safety in south korea. last year the ambassador appeared loyal. >> if you read the papers, the magazines, the photos, you see thousand is carried on and put into practice. >> a spokesman says the ambassador wanted out. >> i'm aware that he defected due to his yearning for liberal democracy. >> on the north korean weapons front, the bottom line is they're do everything they can to assemble a weapons arsenal that could launch an attack. >> olympic swimmer ryan lochte ordered not to leave brazil. why a search warrant has been issued for the gold medalist. their questioning his c

. >> this is a real advance because kim jong-un's father had to kidnap the leading actress of south korea and her husband to bring them to north korea to make movies only he could watch. maybe they will pirate the movies and he can watch them on streaming rather than kidnapping them and starving them and then having them flee over the border to china. >> the state knows what you are watching. >> i think these people that don't have it and are better off -- anyone who has the service will get in trouble in someway. that's why they released it so the higher ups can spy on them in another way. >> that's a good point. >> i know, genius. >> it is like a thousand people in north korea. >> and they are the wealthiest ones and now we know what they are looking at. >> he makes good points when he is not peaking on -- peeing on anything. >>> here we have our own version known as netflix. it it upped us into binge watching feeppedding and now tv options are offering the same. networks is expanding their offering so they can access all of the episode of a current season. said the entertainment presid

he said he had become disillusioned with the kim jong-un regime.s developing a new missile that could force a reset of chinese military strategy around the disputed east china sea islands, according to the -- to the financial times reports the missile is designed to complicate in me planning and would have the longest range of any bill by japan. global news, 24 hours a day in more than 120 countries. i mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. it's just after 6:30 p.m. wednesday in new york. i'm joined by my colleague paul allen with a look at the markets. paul: we are 30 minutes into thursday trading over in new zealand. the index up a little, but things are expected to be flat on the nikkei and the afx later today. where expecting a lot of earnings out of australia today. energy andgin treasury among those reporting. shares in the hang seng will be closely watched in hong kong after announcing a record profit after the $8.6 billion acquisition. a lot of data out today as well. australian unemployment is expected to hold steady at 5.8%. isan's july trade

young dictator kim jong-un sees drills as direct insult to his rule.es with strong language, weapons tests, missile tests. a lot of analysts say they have carried out four nuclear tests. they test adlong range ballistic miss till. what will they say here. as tensions go to all-time high, worrying what we see next 12 days. eric: we'll keep an eye on that. benjamin. thank you. martha: donald trump taking a beating in the press as the media unloads on republican nominee, treating hillary clinton with kid gloves. we'll take that question on. eric: yeah, a bridge high every and longer than any other bridge of its kind. look at that. not to mention the scariest. ♪ ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. when you think of saving money, what comes to mind? your next getaway? co

so with each test, and there have been 30 missile tests since kim jong-un took power, and this all happening as the u.s.-south korean military exercises continue. isha? >> with each test, the tension rises further there. will ripley joining us from seoul, south korea. thank you, will. >>> still to come here on cnn newsroom, we'll go live to rome for the latest on the 6.2 magnitude earthquake that's rocked central italy. stay with us. ♪ mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. making cars go further with less. fueling the global economy. and you thought we just made the gas. ♪ energy lives here. ♪ ♪ narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut. we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on proposition 55. reagan duncan: prop 55 prevents 4 bi

fashion advice during the campaign, and when anna isn't available, hillary turns to her next choice, kim jong-un. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: hey oh! oh! hey! kim jong. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: listen to this. interview that he wants to work with ikea to create some new minimalist furniture. [ laughter ] in fact, he's even designed a a chair for his wife. there it is. [ cheers and applause ] perfect. ? >> steve: oh! ho! hey! hey! oh! hey! [ laughter ] hey! ho! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you guys, i heard that netflix is spending $800 million on technology and development this year. in the recommendation section, where they suggest things for you based on what you've already watched. so i'll show you what i mean in a new segment we call "tonight show netflix picks." [ cheers and applause ] ? tonight show netflix picks ? >> jimmy: okay, first up, if you like the show "the amazing race" and the movie "outbreak," netflix says you might also like the rio olympics. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] see how it works? >> steve: i see. >> jimmy: see what you get? also, if you like the show "cavemen"

kim jong-un of north korea has formally endorsed the republican nominee for president.hat is one reason. growing increasingly concerned about this man being the president of the united states and being commander-in-chief. the second was, i have known hillary clinton a long time. the perceptions out there about her are not sure. putting both of those reasons together, i decided to speak out. one of the things that struck me as i was writing the op-ed and talking to people about my views, there were many people who shared my views. there were many people who share when i wrote in that op-ed, but were afraid to speak out. they were afraid of being attacked, of the republican party not being with them down the road. i felt afraid of not speaking out. i felt afraid of the consequences of not speaking out. i think that serious republicans, of which there are many, need to think about the consequences of not speaking out. substantial consequences. -- the potential consequences. charlie: did you think that you would also be susceptible to attack, that you would have to resign,

they're continuing to push forward no matter what the perception is because frankly, the leader, kim jong un, has made it clear that investments in their missile technology and nuclear program are going to be their strategy moving forward. north korea has a very large standing army but more and more e we're seeing them invest in these submarine missiles where they can actually get a submarine close to enemy shores. they're investing in mobile launchers and then of course there's the continued focus on intercontinental ballistic missiles, miniaturized nuclear war heads that some day might be capable of striking, among other places, the mainland united states. already north korea's capacity continues to grow and this technology allows them to conduct attacks further away from the korean peninsula so certainly a troubling development. the foreign ministers of japan, south korea, and china called this the greatest security threat facing this part of the world right now. >> there's progress indeed. a great concern. we would expect to hear more condemnation from across the globe as the day progres