kim song—ju.ation, korea makesl the start back on the road back to national independence. - translation: we were both from the same area and i had gone to the same primary school. my school seniors said that he was always the football team captain. they also said kim was a bossy child who ordered the other kids around. translation: kim asked our village elders to celebrate his homecoming after the war. 0ver breakfast, we asked now that korea was free from japan, what does the future hold? just like a schoolboy reporting to a teacher, he said first, japanese collaborators must be purged. all land should be nationalised. lastly, all businesses will become state owned. during the occupation, korean guerrillas fought the japanese. a fighter called kim il—sung led many battles. about 20 days after that breakfast meeting with song—ju, a welcoming ceremony for the famous fighter was held. those who went said instead of seeing kim il—sung, it was our old friend from the village. they went in for a closer

. >> every morning, all of these songs praising kim jong-un on a loudspeaker broadcast from trucks woke. ♪ >> bigger, bolder, state propaganda built an image of a brighter, more modern north korea. but hopes the country would open were short-lived. all foreign influences from music to drama have been banned. often, the penalty is death. >> to even control the melody and singing style just sws they are not confident in their own regime. >> when it came to foreign policy, he has played a poor hand well. his pursuit of nuclear weapons but his tiny impoverished country at the center of the world stage. >> we were ordered to make the world immune to the nuclear program. the international committee continues to hear and discuss north korea having weapons. they will think, well, north korea has nuclear weapons, it is not that big of a deal. north korea has been hit by crippling sanctions to curb its weapons program but it has made little difference. >> the north can never give up its nuclear weapons. it considers it to be vital to the survival of the regime. >> the country is now in crisis. th

. ♪ >> every morning, all these songs praisg kim jong-un in these loudspeaker broadcasts by trucks that> bigger, bolder state propaganda built an image of a brighter, more mern north korea. but hopes that the country would open were short-lived. all forgn influences from music to drama have been banned. often, the penalty is death. >> even culturally, the singing styl shows they are just not confident in their own regime. laura: when it came to foreign policy, he has played a poor hand well. his pursuit of nuclear weapons put his tiny, impoverished country at the center of the world stage. >> we were ordered to make the world immune to north korea's nuclear program. if the international community continues to discuss north korea having nuclear weapons, they will think the well, north korea has new your weapons, not that big a deal. laura: north korea has been hit by crippling sanctions to curb its weapons program, but it has made little diffence. >> the north can never give up its nuclear weapons, as it considers it vital to the survival of the regime. laura: the country is now in crisi

translation: every morning, i these songs praising kim jong-un on loudspeaker broadcast trucks woke peoplenuclear weapons, they'll think, oh, well, north korea has nuclear weapons. it's not that big of a deal. north korea has been hit by crippling sanctions to curb its weapons programme, but it's made little difference. translation: the north can never give up its nuclear weapons - because it considers it to be vital to the survival of the regime. the country is now in crisis. the border has been sealed shut to prevent the spread of covid—19. vital supplies have not been able to get through for nearly two years. in the end, if there is no sanctions relief, the regime could be under threat. kim jong—un knows this well. so to relieve sanctions, i am sure that he will come to talks. this key anniversary has kim jong—un at a crossroads. what he does next will decide his future and that of his people. for the past three months, the cumbre vieja volcano in spain's canary islands has been spewing lava, but late on monday, it fell silent. scientists have now said the longest eruption in la palma's

song's will carry you. ♪ what i'm looking for ♪ >>> welcome back. the jury in the kiminneapolis. potter is charged with multiple counts of manslaughter after she shot and killed daunte wright, a 20-year-old black man, at a traffic stop last april. the jury will have to consider if she was responsible for wright's death and if she acted recklessly with her firearm when she drew her gun instead of her taser. the paul henderson is the executive director of san francisco's department of police accountability. also joining us with nbc correspondent shaquille brewster. shaq, how did both sides sum up their arguments in the trial? >> you heard two different depictions, which was not unexpected. this was a 27-year veteran of the police force. the prosecution said she was acting with negligence when she pulled her firearm instead of her taser. meanwhile the defense said this was about daunte wright and his actions. had he not attempted to flee, he would still be alive and he created the situation of chaos that led to a mistake occurring. one key part that you heard, one key dis

translation: every morning, i these songs praising kim jong-un on loudspeaker broadcast trucks woke people that the country would open were short—lived. all foreign influences — from music to drama — have been banned. often, the penalty is death. translation: to even control. the melody and singing style just shows they're not confident in their own regime. when it came to foreign policy, he's played a poor hand well. his pursuit of nuclear weapons put his tiny, impoverished country at the centre of the world stage. translation: we were ordered to make the world immune - to north korea's nuclear programme. if the international community continues to hear and discuss north korea having nuclear weapons, they'll think, oh, well, north korea has nuclear weapons. it's not that big of a deal. north korea has been hit by crippling sanctions to curb its weapons programme, but it's made little difference. translation: the north can never give up its nuclear weapons - because it considers it to be vital to the survival of the regime. the country is now in crisis. the border has been sealed shut to p

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