kim jung-un must be jealous of psy because everyone is focusing on his new song, not north korea. his widely anticipated new song "gentlemen" released a few days ago but this is the first time he's showing the music video. his catchy tune has a lot to live up to following "gangum style" which received a record 1.5 million hits on youtube. as far as these fans are concerned, he is on to another win. the 35-year-old father of two is known for his antics and humor on stage and doesn't disappoint. paying homage to beyonce in a rather revealing leotard. and while the crisis on the korean peninsula may be dominating news headlines around the world, south koreans have been living in this climate for the past 60 years since the end of the korean war don't know what all the fuss is about. but as you can tell here -- they're here to party, the words of wisdom to their angly northern neighbor. if north korea had someone with psy with a good personality there wouldn't be war, only peace, says this woman. kim jung-un needs to take a page out of psy's book and lighten up. >> the south koreans m

wearing robinson's number 42 in his honor. >>> also on monday, kim un-sung marked the 101 birthday the country's founder and grandfather, kim jungednesday is margaret thatcher's funeral. protest the former conservative prime minister and even a bizarre campaign to get the wizard of oz song to hit the top of the uk music charts. thursday, rock 'n' roll hall of fame is in focus. rush, heart, donna summer are among the deductees. oh, come on, there we go. so, international cannabis day for some people in colorado where adults can now privately smoke weed. it is expected to host the country's biggest pot rally. the bipartisan gang of eight senators have reached a consensus on an immigration deal and agree to set a cutoff date for citizenship. the eight senators, four republicans and four democrats will announce the details tuesday. under the deal, any undocumented immigrant who entered the country after december 31st, 2011, will not be eligible for citizenship. members of the senate judiciary committee will hold their first public hearing on the legislation on wednesday. it could eventually head to the full senate by june. you're go

you can sense that the pentagon is concerned about kim jung un. do you have intelligence that he can back whop he says he has? >> i mean, i would leave that to the intelligence officers. i would say we have to constantly assess and understand what he is saying, why he is saying it. that's a constant assessment process. >> jamie: you are sending assets in. there are raptors, there are bombers, there are ships. what do you expect? >> part of this is part of an exerscizz. we do annual exercise in korea, full eagle and that's going on now. so i think what's good about that we are able to make is that your people understand how commit weed are to the south koreans. since woe had the exercise going on, it is highlighted our commitment. i think that's important that people understand that this is a relationship that we have had obviously for a very long time. we are very serious about it. we take what people say seriously when it has potentially backed on our own security. my experience in the army, almost 37 years now tells me that many people miscalcul

kim jung-un is trying to establish himself. he is trying to be the tough guy. he is 28, 29 years old. and he keeps going further around further out. i don't know if he can get himself back in. my concern would be he may feel to save fair, he has to launch an attack on south korea or base in the pacific. >> bring in form her new mexico governor and former ambassador to the u.n., bill richardson. good to see you, governor. good morning. >> thank you, chris. >> let me get your reaction to what you just heard from congressman king, i know you visited north korea just last year. how concerned are you that kim jung-un could back himself into a corner and might launch a strike just to save face? >> well, i am concerned. he backs himself into a corner he is trying to appeal to two audience, one is the north korean people, second slit north core ryan military. he never served in the military. he is 30 years old. he is somebody that is still trying to position himself as the real leader of the country. what i see, however, chris over the weekend is a lot of what the nort

kim jung-un is armed with a huge military powerful convention in a nuclear program. this hour our correspondents are taking an in-depth look at the threats of the united states and the world and president obama's rest response. a global view of this crisis unfolding right now. let's begin with our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr, who was watching all of this unfold. it is tense. what is the latest? >> as you know, the talk has been hot rhetoric for days and now a possible missile tests by north korea that possible is a new threat. it may be exercising his military might. cnn has learned that classified u.s. symmetry and communications center intercepts confirm north korea has moved up to two mobile missile launchers and fuel tanks to its east coast. the concern, kim jung-un is threatening the region with little warning. >> the reaction time is much less when you have mobile launchers. >> it could someday hit targets as far away as corn and even alaska's west coast. the problem right now is the test could send missiles over japan. u.s. warships armed with missil

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and is someone calling kim jung-un's strings? two people with considerable power could influence them. >> and north korea right now we're told to back muscles are in their launchers, they're loaded and ready to go. the white house says it won't be surprised if kim jung-un orders those muscles to be fired in a new test of military power. the communist leaders and all sorts of signals about his next move and when it might happen including an ominous new warning to foreign diplomats in the north korean capital. our correspondents are standing by with all the latest developments in the region and here in the united states. and christiane amanpour and fareed zakaria are here to give us the global view of this unfolding story. but first let's go to our correspondent, barbara starr, with the very latest. >> there were some initial thoughts today that things could be cooling off with the north koreans. but then again, maybe not. a new warning from kim jung-un to them to p'yongyang. after april 10th the regime may not be able to protect t

he says kim jung un is young and inexperienced.with his threats, sending the u.s. and the south korea on the attack. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 8:15. the name of the man shot and killed in a shooting involving an alameda county sheriff's deputy may be released soon. >> who got hit? >> we got medical en route. >> the coroner nay come out with the suspect's name today. deputies leap sponded to the -- responded to the shooting. a driver was shot after dragging a deputy. a 15-year-old veteran was injured in the foot. he's now out of the hospital. >>> police in san francisco have detained five people in a shooting. officers went looking for suspects last night after a 24- year-old man walked into a emergency room with a gunshot wound. two suspects were detained at mansel street and three more suspects a few blocks away. police recovered a handgun. police have not confirmed if they are looking for more suspects? the merced county -- suspects. >>> the merced county sheriff's office is trying

he says kim jung un is young and inexperienced.o too farther with his threats, sending the u.s. and the south korea on the attack. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 8:15. the name of the man shot and killed in a shooting involving an alameda county sheriff's deputy may be released soon. >> who got hit? >> we got medical en route. >> the coroner nay come out with the suspect's name today. deputies leap sponded to the -- responded to the shooting. a driver was shot after dragging a deputy. a 15-year-old veteran was injured in the foot. he's now out of the hospital. >>> police in san francisco have detained five people in a shooting. officers went looking for suspects last night after a 24- year-old man walked into a emergency room with a gunshot wound. two suspects were detained at mansel street and three more suspects a few blocks away. police recovered a handgun. police have not confirmed if they are looking for more suspects? the merced county -- suspects. >>> the merced county sheriff's off

kim jung un is so unpredictable. the u-s has no choice but to prepare for whatever might come. >>pam: developing news out of georgia tonight. a gunman who took four firefighters hostage for hours. is dead. this all happened inside a home near atlanta. police say, the suspect was shot after a swat team stormed the house after setting off a smoke bomb. authorities say, firefighters suffered minor injuries from the smoke bomb and one swat member was shot in the hand. it all started when the firemen were responding to what appeared to be a routine medical call. >> jacqueline: temperatures dropping about 10-15 degrees from what we saw with waking up with fog near the coast. the wind will also pick up. we will see cooler conditions by saturday and even towards next week. we will talk more about that but first, the satellite & radar. over northern california is not going to put a damper on the day. it is going to be rather mild but also breezy. this system is similar to what we saw with the wind picking up to the south-east. and some fog near the san mateo coast. patches of fog near t

. >> and north korea's kim jung un - at it again. the latest, next. jung[ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good. ok. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv starting at $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> giants fans who packed at&t park for home opening weekend saw former mvp winners kevin mitchell, jeff kent, willie mccovey and willie mays on hand to congratulate the latest player to join their ranks. buster posey thanked the fans as he received his most valuable player award for last years championship ball continue on sunday when the team will receive their still ahead. high tensions with n

rodman's got his share of haters and kim jung un is a little baby, though he may be one of the crazier, he just wants obama to call me maybe. ♪ ♪ to hear the one described as there's meeting of the minds wasn't nothing but a thank ♪ ♪ so to that presumption i won't subscribe, it was a miracle what went on in pung yang. rodman is like u tant except with body pierces. he ain't exactly henry kissinger. he prevents that crazy midget from slam dunking us with nues. >> imus: i like the way he worked in call me maybe. pretty hip. >> got to be like today's headlines. >> imus: you ought to see dagen when you come to work. >> today was really bad. >> imus: she's got her dress on and underneath, a pair of greasy sweatpants and her hair in wal-mart, moon pie rollers. >> soup cans. >> and i hideously, ugly soiled sneakers. >> today i had my tee shirt on over my dress, which makes no sense. >>> only thing missing is a shopping cart full of bottles. >> shoving that down the street. not to belabor this danica conversation but you can get out and say i didn't want to @%nish -- but she doesn't think she

others say kim jung un is bluffing to get more cash. i have to ask you this, you've seen this before. >> every year. >> is this different? >> yeah, it is. look, you can sit your calendar to know every spring north korea does this. they're running out of food and fuel and their people are fed up. so every spring they manufacture a crisis. they know it will bring us to the negotiating table and we'll give them the food aid and everything's fine. this year it's different. >> they don't back off or we don't back off? >> we don't know. here's why. i think the reason it's different this time is three things, one, every one of the countries involved has new leaders. north korean guy, 29-year-old, his crisis management technique, he's never been through one of these. his experience is from video games. he doesn't know how to deal with national security crisis. the south koreans have a new leader. the japanese has a new prime minister, been there a couple of months, hawkish. the changes leadership is new in the last several months, hawkish. new

he's like kim jung-un but with a more fan at cal fan base. ( cheers and applause ). there's your kim, your courtney, chris, kur bungle, krispy kreme. >> stephen, i appreciate all this but i don't think i'll tweet a lot of celebrities. i want to talk about the work in my foundation and the work in health care and reducing global warming and promoting economic growth. >> stephen: i've heard that stuff too. my issue is world hunger. i address that mostly by tweeting insta grams of my breakfast with hash tag. by the way, sir, do you know about hash tags. >> great. stephen: let me tell you about them. hash tags are amazing. you just smoosh together a couple of words, put a pound sign in front of it and suddenly it looks like you're part of a worldwide moment. >> actually i am part of a worldwide movement. >> stephen: yeah, it's called twitter. from now on, history will remember you as at prezbilly jeff. congratulations sir. >> now about that name. i kind of wish you had picked something just a tad more dignified, something like at bill clinton, for instance. >> stephen: si

they say kim jung-un is showing off. he is using belligerent language to show them he's in control of his country. james clapper said he have thinks the north korean will use that language for a long time. cia director was summoned to speak to the committee. he said intelligence analysts have found it difficult to jung kim's action because he's not been in power very long. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is headed to the region to lend his weight to diplomatic efforts. he wants to convince chinese leaders to use his leverage. kerry wants to encourage them to take advantage of their influence. on sunday kerry will move onto tokyo. he'll meet with japanese foreign minister. >>> foreign ministers from the group of eight nations have line ed up against north korea. they condemned the strongest terms of the the missile program. >> we made clear in the text that ministers supported the commitment to strengthen the courage regime and take significant missions in a further launch or nuclear test. >> they criticize the rhetori

something else that concerns me is that kim jung un may not know his own country's limitations. the north korean military has been sucking the wealth of that country while people have starved by the millions. one in four north koreans is stunted in growth and his generals may be lying about how capable they are and his insanity, threatening to nuclear san diego and hawaii and now he doesn't know what to do and his generals are panicking because they know they can't beat the south koreans and americans and there's probably a power struggle going on. very volatile. very worrisome. >> neil: good points. thank you. >> forget who is lobbying missiles there. look who to lobbing them here. lou dobbs on the rich under attack. i think ford service is great, but i wondered what a customer thought? describe the first time you met. you brought the flex in... as soon as i met fiona and i was describing the problem we were having with our rear brakes, she immediately triaged the situation, knew exactly what was wrong with it, the car was diagnosed properly, it was fixed correctly i have confi

but that could be a deal- breaker for young north korean leader-- kim jung un. >> the united states,defend our allies and defend ourselves. we are prepared to work with the conviction that relations between the north and the self can improve. and they can improve it very quickly between the north and the -- sulkcellpho south the north ande south. >> pam: meanwhile, more questions about whether pyongyang can deliver a nuclear weapon or not. the question comes. after a mistaken declassified portion of an assessment report, was read aloud in capitol hill. the report indicates, the u- s has *moderate confidence that the north currently has nuclear weapons capable of delivery by ballistic missiles. >> we are starting to see some cool conditions with 52 degrees in our redwood city. antioch, a bit more mild. the wind is a bit breezy and remember you can watch the weather forecast whenever it is convenient for you on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can also get headlines and live traffic. it's on comcast 193 and you can also watch it live on kron4.com. >> pam: if you have an i- phone or

on the bluster side the north jung-un on ang kim big map. if you look at the cold war, people usually didn't amount it. we don't think they have any missiles that can reach any place close to the united states. there are some rumors that it could reach with -- hawaii. on the other hand, they have shown that their missiles are of growing range. they have now conducted three nuclear tests. it looks like the most recent one was successful. there's no evident that they could put a nuclear weapon on a missile. but sooner or later they'll get there. for a decade and a half, every american president has kicked this problem down the road. we spent time dealing with iraq. we spent time dealing with afghanistan and through it all, the north koreans built on and on and on. and now you're at the point where they actually do have some capability and by some estimates they will be able to reach the united states if years. gwen: so we should be more worried? >> i think you have to be more worried because the mystery in all of this is kim jung-un himself. h

all it does is create an image of kim jung-un the brilliant young general that has brought john kerry to pyongyang to offer -- >> here is the danger. here is the danger. there is the danger of miscalculation. america is now going to do an asian pivot. there is going to be confrontitation in the region that we haven't seen before. the alternatives are escalation in the region, the possibility of an unwanted war. i think to give space to a different course, a sane course. we should test every possibility because we've seen the militarization of nuclear proliferation. countries which have, you know, worry about u.s. military action, threatened or not, are acquiring weapons. and we need to break the cycle and i think high-level negotiation. john kerry is talking about going to the region to talk about denuclearization. it won't happen. but tests and tests. >> just one thing, north korea is a giant auschwitz. the whole world has to work to end that auschwitz. >> to threaten it is not going to end it. you have to engage. >>> when we come back, the lightning round. egypt, israel, guns, the e

the whole thing was hatched by vice and a way they saw to get kim jung-un into his kingdom.nce they got in, it got weird first, rodman became besties. then they were invited back to the palace with the sworn american enemy, all while countless north koreans were being starved into submission outside. the blowback lasted for days. >> when you said you love kim and think he's awesome, were you aware of his threats to destroy the united states and his regime's horrendous record on human rights? >> i hate the fact that he's doing it. but as a human being, though -- >> rodman and north korea. mistake? success? >> am i allowed to talk about that? absolutely not a mistake at all. i mean, i think it was one of these kind of brilliant ideas that someone had. and it worked. >> reporter: but how did it work? it worked as a great stunt, right? but did you get any news out of there? were you able to ask him tough questions? while he's partying with dennis rodman? did you try to slip in some nuclear questions? >> no, i don't think that was necessarily the point of it either. you know? >>

>> a i'm not for paying kim jung un ransom. convinced he'll make a mistake or something would happen which would result in the kind of conflict that dick alluded to. i don't see that this policy of paying ransom has been successful. it's a bad movie. we keep seeing reruns. >> chris: senator durbin, you're chairing a hearing this week about the president's drone policy. do you think that congress should have a role deciding when, where, and who the u.s. strikes with drones? >> yes, i do. i think the constitution's clear. the founding fathers said the people of america will decide when we go through war through members of congress. the drones are a new technology but an age-old question, when is america at war? how far can the war go? who are the combatants. when it comes to targets in foreign lands, does it make a difference if it's an american or not. critical constitutional questions. not my idea, it's the founding fathers. >> we want to thank you you both. you have a lot on your plates. thank you for coming up. >> next, the l

he speaks in korean directly to kim jung un. they watch cnn international in pyongyang. you'll hear what that message to kim jong un from ban ki-moon is coming up at the top of the next hour. ban ki-moon as i said met in the oval office with the president who himself had this to say about the latest threats from north korea. >> now is the time for north korea to end the kind of belligerent approach that they've been taking and to try to lower temperatures. nobody wants to see a conflict on the korean peninsula. >> once again we'll have much more coming up on the crisis with north korea. our special report here in the situation room comes up right at the top of the hour, 6:00 p.m. eastern only here on cnn. let's move on to other important news here in washington. president obama's budget blueprint has something for almost everyone to dislike. it would raise taxes on the wealthy but also could reduce some medicare and social security benefits. that has some liberals up in arms. let's go to our chief white house correspondent jessica yellin watching this story unfold. what i

he issued a warning to kim jung un to stop the hostile war rhetoric and stand down on a planned missile launch. >> if he decides to launch a missle, wlp it's across the sea of japan or some other direction, he will be choosing willfully to ignore the international community. >> but the key to getting them to back down could be china and that happens to be kerry's next stop. >> in sacramento, after opening kids between mader skpa. fresno, the rail authority today said the apparent best one is well under budget. estimated it would cost between $1.2 billion and $1.5 million. they've not awarded a contract yet but the head of the authority called it a milestone and said, quote, it's time to get to work. >> with td tax return coming up, president and mrs. obama made their tax rurnz public. it puts their tax rate at 18.4%. they reported donating $150,000, almost 25% of income to 33 different charities last year. vice president biden and his wife released their returns today, both families taxes are posted onlichblt you can see them by going to abc 7 news.com. >> tonight money matters mixed re

. >> this image of a kim jung un appeared online after hackers broke into twitter accounts run by the north korean government. a caption accuses kim of quote wasting money while his people starve to death another says we're anonymous. the name of the hacker group more than 13,000 people follow north korea on twitter. the nation uses social media to praise leaders. >> he lost his job but mike rice will get a cash bonus because did he not get fired until the season was over. rutgers fired rice after this video of him kicking and shoving players went viral. the contract requires rutgers to pay him $100,000 to complete the season on top of the $622,000 salary that he made for the season. rice will get bonuses for winning games and when players graduate. hard to believe there is no clause for cause of a firing that will revoke this payment. >> former secretary of state clinton plans to write a book about her time as secretary of state. the book will cover dramatic moments during her tenure as secretary of state. clinton served from 2009 until earlier this year. >> three months into the yea

kim jung un warned foreign embassies to evacuate their staffs. the missles could pose a threat to the u.s. military base in guam. >> any future missile launch could woo wo lead to further pressure and ice joelation. >> the obama administration is pushing china to crack down harder on kim. >> we will work to get north korea to abide by international obligation autos it's unclear how far kim is willing to go but analysts say the provocative moves could be a negotiating tactic. the missiles could reach japan. >> a report says airline passengers complaints are skyrocketing and rose 20% last year. that came despite a higher percentage of on time flights in 2012 compared to the year before. passengers say they're fed up with shrinking seats as well as overbooked flights. united airlines has the worst ratings, complaints nearly doubled last year, virgin america had the best performance rating. >> google fiber is exn panding into the loen star state. and it's a high stakes showdown between traditional tv networks and streaming services. today in the spee

escalation of tension triggered by threats from leader kim jong un since the us skus south korea began military exercises last month. >> kim jung un is raising stakes. officials believe the rogue regime is set to test two missles leaving the u.s. with a difficult set of choice autos this could lead to a war if not carefully managed. >> not capability of reaching the mainland, missles pose a threat to allies in the region as well as u.s. military bases in possibly guam. the pentagon deployed defenses but might not want to. >> if we take a shot and miss it's a big loss of face in the united states for our allies and a big propaganda coux for the north koreans. if we do shoot it down it would be a big embarrassment to kim jong un. satellites monitored missles as they made their way to north korea's eastern shore. they're now hidden. there is another wor rit south korean government which deployed two war ships might try to escalate the situation. >> you can see the u.s. trying to walk back from the rhetoric. the key is der.deescalate the crisis. >> pung yang warned to consider evacuating staff saying their safety can not not be gua

. >> omore threats from kim jung un. reaction from top government officials. after the north korean leader gave approval to launch strikes on the united states. and: more trouble for the carnival cruise ship that broke down in the gulf of mexico. the same ship broke free from a dock in alabama. plus. >> ".will be paying a whole lot more." a tiny airline is making big waves. by charging passengers by their weight. that's next. well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv starting at $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. north korean leader kim jong=un ratcheting up his threats against the u=s. his army announcing today it has final approval to launch "merciless" military strikes on the united states, including the possibl

say pung yang could fire missiles at the same time and say this could be more rhetoric but leader kim jung un to confuse the united states and the south. the obama administration says the u.s. is ready. >> our country is deal with any action north korea may take. or any provocations. that... they may instigate. >> jap jant the ready deploying interceptors throughout the nation. japanese, south korean and u.s. war shipz under position. >> the student accused of stabbing 14 people on a college campus in texas confessed to the attack. authorities say the 20-year-old dylan quick pointed out the stabbing spree in loen star community college allegedly chose victims randomly. the suspect told investigators he has fantasized about going on a stab attack since he was 8 years old. pieces of the razor blade were found embedded in a victim. all 14 are expected to survive injuries. quick is being held in jail pending a mental evaluation. >> a florida couple is in custody this afternoon charged with kidnapping their two young sons and sailing to cuba. they returned to the u.s. overnight after being arreste

talk to the north if it gives up its nuclear weapons.but that could be a non-starter for leader-- kim jung un. kerry is in seoul, meeting with south korea's foreign minister. meantime, more questions about whether pyongyang can deliver a nuclear weapon or not?the question comes after a portion of an assessment report, that was supposed to be classified was mistakenly marked as declassified and read aloud at a hearing on >> dia assesses with moderate confidence that the north currently has nuclear weapons capable of delivery by ballistic missiles. >> reporter: but the white house disagrees and is pushing back >> what they have not done is demonstrate a capacity to, a capability to deploy a nuclear armed missile, attach a warhead to a missile and fire it. >> reporter: secretary kerry down playing the report too. he says it would be inaccurate to suggest north korea is able to launch nuclear missiles. in washington i'm rene marsh for kron 4 news. >> temperatures are in the mid '50s. for the east bay and oakland and richmond. 73 in antioch. that is the warm spot we did see the low 80s. san jose,

. >> i think kim jung un is listening to people who are giving him some very bad advice. >> catherineicly downplaying the dangerm the pentagon has deployed its most sophisticated weaponry to the korean peninsula this ultra=powerful floating radar platform is designed to track missile launches. it could be used with an anti=missile system being deployed in guam. part of the tension of course -- is the concern that north korea might launch missiles at its neighbors. who are u.s. allies. but could any of the missiles reach u-s territory ? kron four's charles clifford has a closer look. >> reporter: it's believed that north korea has six long range missles, that may or may not be able to deliver a nuclear weapon. 4 of those missiles are operational and the other two are still in development. let's use google earth to look at how far each one can travel. this is north korea.. here's the capital of pyongyang. it's not clear exactly where each missle is being kept and some of the weapons are mobile, so the distances i mention here... are estimates at best. now, the north has several short ra

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the move's coming after a north korean dictator, kim jung un, declared a, quote, state of war with southorea over the weekend. white house officials stress there's no evidence of north readying a missile strike or large scale north korean troop movements signaling what would be an imminent attack on the south. >> i would note that despite the harsh rhetoric heard, we are not seeing changes to the north korean military posture such as large scale mobilization and positioning of forces. lou: south korean president today gave her country's military the go ahead to engage with the enemy saying that her nation is taking the escalating threats from the north very seriously. fox said, quote, as commander in chief of the armed forces, i'll trust the military's judgment on abrupt and surprise provocations by north korea. china, not standing still as tensions rise on the korean peninsula. china building up the military presence along the north eastern border with north korea, defense officials confirming to the washington free beacon that china has been stepping up mobilization since mid-march, in

may have forced north korea's new leader kim jung-un to place a threat. >> they don't have the capabilityo deliver at this point. >> reporter: but even if that's true, 20-year-old jesse minn doesn't want to take that chance. he starts basic training in the south korean army in october. >> i think in some way it'll help my life in the future. like making me more independent. >> jesse's parents and younger sister live near seoul and he worries about their safety. another freshman will be joining them at basic training and they have talked to other students who have recently returned for military service over the situation in their home country. patti lee. >>> a group of flight attendants handed out leaflets today. they were urging passengers to write congress about the dangerous of allowing small knives on board planes. the transportation safety administration is set to lift a ban on knives with blades that are shorter than 2.6 inches as well as some sports equipment including hockey sticks. the tsa says ignoring small knives will allow screeners to focus on looking for explosivings. - - ex

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this may not be a prelude to war but more rattling by kim jung-un. >>> the pope said the church's credibility is at stake. this was the first time pope francis hazarded the issue. some advocates for victims of clergy sex abuse dismiss this as more talk. >>> in peru they came by the hundreds to help a plane to take a small child and teen to help. the plane could not take off. so they placed a call for drivers to show up. in half an hour 300 drivers showed up and that plane was able to take off. >>> meeting one of the most famous spiritual leaders in the world. these are some of their images from their blog. they traveled to the himeleyas they met with the dali lama. >>> one man's story of fighting bureaucracy for the treatment they need while fighting for their life. >> our mark tamayo isup dating the forecast with what's in store for the weekends and the big change beyond. >> a paramedic shot [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living

may have forced north korea's new leader kim jung-un to place a threat. >> they don't have the capabilitydeliver at this point. >> reporter: but even if that's true, 20-year-old jesse minn doesn't want to take that chance. he starts basic training in the south korean army in october. >> i think in some way it'll help my life in the future. like making me more independent. >> jesse's parents and younger sister live near seoul and he worries about their safety. another freshman will be joining them at basic training and they have talked to other students who have recently returned for military service over the situation in their home country. patti lee. >>> a group of flight attendants handed out leaflets today. they were urging passengers to write congress about the dangerous of allowing small knives on board planes. the transportation safety administration is set to lift a ban on knives with blades that are shorter than 2.6 inches as well as some sports equipment including hockey sticks. the tsa says ignoring small knives will allow screeners to focus on looking for explosivings. - - expl

he's the grandfather of kim jung un . in south korea, people are demonstrating against the north, calling for other countries to support the united states' effort to bring peace to the region. john kerry is counting on north korea's allies in china to move the peace process along. kerry met with officials over the weekend. he says they are very concerned about the instability. >> we are going to work because we've agreed to very closely with china to try to change this dynamic from the past and not simply keep repeating this year to year. >> reporter: secretary kerry says the u.s. has made very clear to north korea the conditions that need to be met to start negotiations. we'll break them down for you when i see them next hour. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> on his way back to washington, secretary of state john kerry is going to make a stop in chicago to visit the parents of the young u.s. diplomat killed while delivering books in afghanistan this month. >> she was really doing the best kind of our work that so

even as kim jung un could order one missile to launch literally at any time. let's bring in our pentagon correspondent. >> officials just told me they were completely caught off guard that this revelation was put out there in an open hearing. the holy grail has always been able to take a nuclear bomb, which we know they have, and making it small enough to fit on the end of a missile. this assess. suggests they may learned how to do so. rev laxs from a new development show he may be capable of following through. the north currently has weapons capable of delivery. >> congressman quoted from a new intelligence assessment. >> whatever it takes to put it on top of a missile. there is some degree of confidence, moderate confidence, that that can be done by north korea. >> and to try to lower temperatures. nobody wants to see a conflict on the korean pe ninsz la. >> if true, the revelations give new weight. >> the u.s. believes north korea has one missile on the launch pad. u.s. officials say after initially raising the launcher, they lowered thursdays. but they're

. >> china has verbally done what they could to warn kim jung un.to do something more than that? headed back to israel according to officials and the israeli media. the secretary called leaders said to say he was returning in an effort to jump-start peace negotiations. he is expected to discuss the syrian civil war. mark kirk has been the second senator to come out in support of same-sex marriage. he said life comes down to who you love and who loves you back. the government has noplace in the middle. he declared his support for same-sex marriage last month. chris christie is naming answers after mike rice physically and verbally attacked players during practice. the spokesman said he was depply disturbed and wants to know why he was suspend and not fired when the school was made aware of the incidents in december. >> in all five living u.s. presidents will be reunited at the george w. bush presidential center in dallas. the white house confirmed that president obama and the first lady will attend the dedication for former presidents bush and clinto

korea's government-run online sites, but twitter and flickr sites were taken over with caricatures of kim jung unosted. we are in seoul south korea. are they worried? do they seem concerned? >> hi, liz, plenty concern here and defiance on the street. people say they don't understand the north korean leader and seems to want to start a fight for some reason, but we do understand that this crisis does seem to be escalating at the moment as you said. south korea said that north korea moved that medium sized missile to its east coast facing the u.s.. there have been reports in south korea and in japan that the missile could reach the u.s., but the south korean defense ministry denied this, and their defense minister says he doesn't know why the north moved the missile now. it could be a test they are working on. he believes the missile could have a range of 18 # 00 miles. now, north korea, beg your pardon, they could be potential targets, and also u.s. bases such as guam and oak now ya. at the moment, they are deploying a missile defense system over guam to take a few weeks. there has been a lot of t

this may not be a prelude to war but more rattling by kim jung-un. >>> the pope said the church's credibilityis at stake. this was the first time pope francis hazarded the issue. some advocates for victims of clergy sex abuse dismiss this as more talk. >>> in peru they came by the hundreds to help a plane to take a small child and teen to help. the plane could not take off. so they placed a call for drivers to show up. in half an hour 300 drivers showed up and that plane was able to take off. >>> meeting one of the most famous spiritual leaders in the world. these are some of their images from their blog. they traveled to the himeleyas they met with the dali lama. >>> one man's story of fighting bureaucracy for the treatment they need while fighting for their life. >> our mark tamayo isup dating the forecast with what's in store for the weekends and the big change beyond. >> a paramedic shot and killed his final act of generosity as we hear from his family for the first time. map receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he

. >> kim jung un has ramped up the tension to such a point even the smallest action could provoke a warsome sort of military clash. >> reporter: as for timing most believe that the launch will happen sometime this week because next monday is kim jong un abouts grandfather's birthday. there is a tradition tying all that together and on the day most of the launches have happened in the morning. we will see very soon. >>> firefighters held hostage outside atlanta are are safe tonight, their captor killed. the gunman died after a s.w.a.t. team stormed the bare arery kadeed house where they were being held and shot the hostage taker in the head. one officer was shot the in the hand but you is expected to o be okay. it unfolded 30 miles northeast of downtown atlanta. the fire chief says the gunman called 911 and faked a heart attack to get rescuers inside the home. he says he was angry that his phone and electricity had been turned off. >>> a woman from santa rosa who died last the weekend during a spring break trip to santa barbara probably fell off a cliff. she was a freshman. a complete ou