our next guest is no stranger to north korean insults and you know what they called him?ndish blood sucker and a very ugly fellow among other things, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor, john bolten joyce us and mr. ambassador, i don't think you are a fiendish blood sucker or an ugly fellow. >> thank you so much. >> eric: what is up with the north koreans and the insults? calling hill lary a school girl and saying she is vulgar and what type of strategy that is and how does it play into the body politic. >> hard to say with the north koreans but in part they are responding to secretary clinton's comments last week where she called for the complete and irreversible denukization of north korea. -- denuclearization of north korea and that was the term used in the first term of president bush before he softened his policy on north korea and whether it represents a change in the obama policy or not but may be the reason for the insults particularly directed against secretary clinton. >> eric: when you have these snultsz, they said, quote, she mad

this from south korean intelligence officials, other south korean officials, though, expressed doubthat the north koreans could carry out such an attack. >>> now let's talk more about this cyberattack. and for that, we are joined tonight from washington by keith epstein. he is an investigative reporter for "businessweek" whose specialty is cybersecurity. good to you have back. >> good to be here. >> how can we be sure that the north koreans are the ones behind these cyberattacks? >> well, we can't know for sure, at least not from the evidence thus so f that we have. the south koreans, of course, blame pyongyang. the south koreans blame pyongyang for a lot of things. so we'll need see some evidence. >> and how concerned should we be that some of the websites that were hit, i understand, include the u.s. treasury department, the secret service, federal trade commission, and the transportation department. they were all down, at least one time or another, during the july 4th holiday weekend. >> the truth is, martin, not very. these attacks appear to have been, barring some presentation o

the founder of the north korean state. >>> other north koreans paid their respects by placing flowers and bowing before a huge statue of the late leader. >>> the north koreans are being implicated in a cyberattack. during the july 4th holiday weekend, the attack, at least temporarily, brought down several major american and south korean websites. this from south korean intelligence officials, other south korean officials, though, exprehat the north koreans could carry out such an attack. >>> now let's talk more about this cyberattack. and for that, we are joined tonight from washington by keith epstein. he is an investigator reporter for "businessweek" whose specialty is cyber security. good to you have back. >> good to be here. >> how can we be sure that the north koreans are the ones behind these cyberattacks? is. >> well, we can't know for sure, at least not from the evidence thus so far presented that we have. the south koreans, of course, blame pyongyang. the south koreans blame pyongyang for a lot of things. so we'll need see some evidence. >> and how concerned should we be that

this from south korean intelligence officials other sou korean officis, thouh, expreh the north koreans cod carry out such an attack. >>> now let talk more about this cyberattack. and for that, we are jined tonightrom washingn by keith epstein. he is investigator reporter or "businessweek" whe specialty is cber security. good to you havback. >> good toe here. >> how c we be sure that the north koreans are the ones behind these cybertacks? is. >> well, we can't know for sure, at least n fom the evidence thus so far presented that we have. the sout koreans, of course, blame pyongyang. the south koreans bla pygyang for a lot of things. we'll needee some idence. >> andow cncerned should we be that some of the websites tt were hit, i understand, include the u.s.reasury department, the secret svice, federalrade commission, and the transportationdepartment. they were all down, at least one time or another, during the july 4tholiday weekend. >> the truth is, martin, not very. these attacks appearo have een, barring some psentation new evidence, e old-style pranksterish, so-cled denl of servic a

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>>chul: they have been trying to make korean firms more competitive, korean exporters more competitive by cutting wages, cutting waste and improving technology so that they have emphasized more on improving competitiveness of export oriented industries. >>reporter: the decline of the korean currency in recent months has made the country's goods more affordable than its competitors'. >>: that's helped keep south korea out of recession so far. and though its economy is expected to contract by around 2 per cent this year, that's a lot better than earlier forecasts, with the outlook fornext year promising. >>kwon: our potential gdp growth rate is around 4.5 to 5 per cent level so next year's gdp growth is slightly lower than our potential gdp growth rate, but 4 per cent gdp growth level is a very healthy. >>reporter: south korea is now the world's 15th largest economy, and gdp per person has tripled since the asian financial crisis to around 27-thousand dollars a year. >>: the current slowdown is undermining some of those gains but it has also accelerated some positive trends, by boosting

the treasury announces korean won other thing, greta -- one other thing, greta. the treasury announces something dealing with secretary clinton and the chinese. great seeing you. greta: center lindsey graham joins us in washington. that last one, meeting with the chinese -- senator lindsey graham joins us. they should buy more of our debt, unless we raise the interest rates through the sky -- >> that was a very good point. we sell treasury notes, and they are bought by the chinese and other countries, and they will eventually stop buying our treasury notes. greta: and then we are cooked. >> we are all going to be california. you want to know where america is going to go, you look at california. some people believe that democracies failed because a week, the people, never say no to ourselves -- some people believe that democracies failed because -- fail because we, the people, never say no to ourselves. i never thought i would see our government like this. greta: i am thinking to myself, when he sees these numbers, is he free to? if he has got a solution, i would

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. >>> a south korean tv report says north korean leader kim jong-il has life-threatening pancreatic cancer. according to a report, the 67-year-old was diagnosed with the cancer around the time he reportedly suffered a stroke last summer. the news comes just days after new images of kim, looking gaunt, appeared, spurring speculation that his health might be worsening. >> in this tough job market, competition is fierce, and standing out is crucial. some job seekers are doing so by going high tech. they're posting video resumes, hoping potential employers will tune in and give them a second look. >> michael tannenbaum got his mba last year and he's still trying to get his marketing career off the ground. ten even balm knows that to find the perfect job in these competitive times, his resume needs to stand out. >> a resume is one-dimeional.

north korean knows exactly what it has to do. the international community has spoken clearly, and they need to cut out these kinds of provocative actions and return to the talks. >> what about the master? >> will have to get that information. >> considering the special relationship between japan and the u.s. and of these recent tests, will the u.s. be making any kind of statement on the japan special measures will that is in legislation right now? >> i am not aware of that law. we will give you that information. >> north korea has test fired four missiles today. i wonder, i know that the american military has been monitoring closely to the north korean military activities. i wonder if the u.s. navy with the u.s. military in south korea has tried to intercept north korean missile tests? >> i cannot answer that question. literally, i cannot answer it. it is not a question for the state department, first of all. >> because the u.s. general -- [unintelligible] he said that the united states has a very credible plastic missile defense

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a south korean work has now been in north korean custody for months o charges of insulting the political syem. e fishermen hope they do not suffer a similar fate. >> these are the headlines so far. the leader of t islamis militant groupnvolvedn northern violence has en kill in custody. and breaking up the grave site remony to honor protestersn iran killed afr theecent election. the chair of a long-demanded british inquiry to the iraq war of 2003 sa tt it will not shy ay from making iticisms. they're lookin at the parameters of the inquiry, and also are ccerned that these former officials woulbe called to give evidence and much of it uld be made public. was a war that produced more than its share of diffult questions. was it legal, or did they flt internional law? was inteigence misusedy politicis desperate t convince a sktical public? and wher wa the pt-war plannin the absence of which slipped iraq to flounder? that is just some of the questioning, andhis is the man appointed by the govement to find ansrs. a form white hall mandarin, h promised his findings uld not be a whitewash >> we w

the news hit the korean times. >> it is vital that people come forward and help us. it is the only way we make these cases. >> reporter: to alleviate some of the anxiety fairfax officials held a meeting. the police chief told them it was not a random crime but solving it would take time. >> the detectives essentially have to learn about miss young, everything about her. >> reporter: police are often fear and mistrusted in the korean culture. to get people to come forward with information takes korean- speaking police officers. fairfax county has five. three are on this case. this lieutenant is one of them. >> we are getting a lot more support from the community itself. they want to come forward and provide information as what they know about the victim, about the family and friends. so for that i expect it is a positive step. >> reporter: peggy fox, 9news now and wusa9.com. >>> police say they have made some progress towards solving the case but they could e us more information tips can be anonymous. >>> forest heights, maryland, politics turning bitter. recently a f

-- taller than the average north korean. i mean, this regime may be the most repressive and oppressive and orwellian regime in all the world today. and so the chinese have been serious, according to senator kerry, the senator from mass marks the chinese have been resolute. and on the issue of the ships inspections, the u.n. security council resolution calls for monitoring and following of the ship and if the decision is made that they need to board a north korean ship, if nort north kores refuse, then they -- the following ship cannot board but can follow them into a port where the port thrort port authe expected to board and inspect the vessel -- where the port authored are expected to board and inspect the vessel. and then that violation is reported to the union security council. that ought to arouse some pretty quick action. and suppose that that ship -- i do not share the confidence of the senator from massachusetts if a north korean goes into a port at myanmar that will you see likely action except maybe the offloading

north korean officials call the secretary of state stupid after mrs. clinton accused north korean leaders of acting like spoiled children, demanding global attention. charlie d'agata has our story. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is warning north korea it has no friends left to protect it from punishing sanctions. >> the united states and its allies and partners cannot accept a north korea that tries to maintain nuclear weapons. >> reporter: the secretary of state fell in to a war of words during a summit in thailand after north korea refused again to give up its nuclear program. clinton likened north korean leaders to small children demanding attention. the communist nation ridiculed clinton as a funny lady and a schoolgirl with no understanding of international etiquette. >> this north korean delegate asks how can you have a dialogue with a knife at your back? thailand's foreign minister is urging north korea to return to nuclear negotiations. >> look beyond the past and join others in finding the way forward. >> reporter: clinton insists nor

that is the claim of being made by south korean television sources. this report follows recent pictures of kim jong il looking gaunt, spurning fresh speculation on his health. >> this is kim jong il in better times, set to stirring music, north korean television still broadcasts these films, showing the future leader as an animated visionary, learning his craft at the side of his father. now, after more than two decades at the top, his public appearances are rare events. this is him last week, pictures bringing about another bout of speculation on his ailing health and the stroke he is reported to have suffered. now this, the headlines reading that kim jong il has pancreatic cancer here in south korea. breaking first on a 24-hour news channel, ytm, quoting sources in seoul and beijing. if true, the north korean leader has a life expectancy of less than five years. it's almost impossible to verify, of course, north korea denies that he is ill. calling the reports lies. this story has helped to fuel the decline on the south korean stock index, even thou

he indicated in the interview yesterday, that the korean people are, north korean people have been told about the missile test, nuclear test but not have been told about the other maneuvers around the issue of succession. for the korean people that is unknown. >> lot of unknowns in this story. >> pretty much. >> jim walsh, international security analyst live from boston. thank you. happy fourth of july to you. >> same back at you. >> thank you. you are watching cnn "newsroom." still to come the hunt for a serial killer it has a small southern town on edge this fourth of july weekend. so, april... yeah? you know, your charger is still using energy when it's plugged into the wall, right? yeah, but that's not my charger. i don't even have a cell phone. [ballad ringtone playing] uh-oh. um... [music stops] heh. announcer: millions of kids are using their energy wisely. >>> let's get to stories happening across america this saturday. one person is dead. four others critically injured after a truck loaded with fireworks, exploded in north carolina. it happened on the ocracoke island this morni

. >>> the south korean television channel is reporting that the north korean leader has pancreatic cancerthe report is quoting unidentified intelligence officials. it says that his condition is life-threatening. we have this report from seoul, south korea. >> this is kim jong il in better times. north korean television still broadcasts these videos showing him as an animated visionary, learning his craft at the site of his family -- father. after more than two decades, his public appearances are rare events. this was the 67-year-old last week. the pictures raised another round of speculation about his ailing health and the extent of his recovery from a stroke he was reported to a suffered last august. these are the headlines in the evening papers here in seoul, south korea. they say that he has pancreatic cancer. the story first surfaced on the 24-hour news channel quoting unidentified intelligence sources. if it is true, the reports suggest the north korean leader has a life expectancy of less than five years. but it is almost impossible to verify. north korea denies that he is ill. they

. >>> south korean websites are under a renewed attack today, and officials are blaming north korean websites. >> computer experts are preparing for the possibility of another cyber attack to ripple through u.s. government websites. seven south korean websites were under attack for the second time in the past few weeks. officials believe this is connected to the fourth of july attacks here in the u.s. >> i grow increasingly concerned about a tax in the cyber world, whether from individuals or from state unions. >> officials have traced the origin of the attacks back to north korea, but it is too early to know who theseackers are. >> this is not just a teenager in his basement. >> in some cases, e of the systems which handles 25,000 users, received up to 1 million hits per second. a computer expert says that the attacks are more of an annoyance than anything. >> they are affected because they take some websites off line. >> one of the real concerns is the cyber infrastructure in the private sector. >> and attack could keep atm machines from working. it could inject a lack of confidenc

she could be in the same room as an official from the north korean government. korean government.

and south korean forces are prepared for anything that north korea can throw at us.he top u.s. military commander in south korea. now, the world is watching the peninsula after a report that kim jong il may be dying of cancer. moments ago, former secretary of state dr. henry kissinger went on the record. good to see you, doctor. in april, north korea launched a long-range moissile. then they pulled us out of the talks and did short-range missiles, and now we hear that kim jong il is sick, and we do not know how sick, but what should the united states be doing right now? >> we have to understand what the issue is here. here is a country with a population of 20 millionç that has no foreign trade, no national resources, that is not in the international system, that for two decades with a leading its own population has managed to build a small nuclear arsenal, and now they are working on delivery systems. the united states, china, japan, russia, and south koreaç has sd this is unacceptable. the u.n. has passed a number of resolutions, and they continue to have nuclear

adversaries, trading barbs with the northern koreans. >> there is no place to go for north korea. they have no friends left. >> and warning iran against its nuclear ambition. >> if the united states extends a defense umbrella over the region, they won't be able to intimidate and dominate as they apparently believe they can once they have a nuclear weapon. >> from the wars abroad in afghanistan and iraq to the battle at home over health care, what influence is she having on her former political rivals, now the president of the united states. our exclusive guest for the full hour, the former first lady of the united states, democratic senator from the state of new york, and candidate for the democratic presidential nomination in 2008, secretary of state hillary clinton. >>> but first, here she is, the secretary of state hillary clinton. welcome back to "meet the press". >> thank you, david. it's great to be here with you. >> glad to have you. and you're here for the full hour. we have a lot to get to. >> well, with your preview into it, there's a lot to talk about in the world today

and hillary clinton getting goated into it by the north koreans, calling her, says sort of between a schoolchild and a penchant. the only job clearly that you would want to have in north korea is being a speechwriter for kim jong-il. >> the only fun. >> you know nothing else that you would want to do. >> the free reign to criticize anybody in the west and call them ridiculous names. >> and one more thing to keep in mind, the background of this is kim jong-il is ill, very ill from all reports. that they have a successor in place, one of his sons. but it makes it very, very difficult to do any business at all with the north koreans. >> what do they want to be, left alone during this period? >> no, well, they want to be left alone in terms of the power play in that part. but they want to fail as a power in their region. and they're very determined. they're very smart and very difficult. and he made the point, that secretary of state just had a difficult time, not just with the north koreans, but right across the board. it has not been a good past six months for her. it raises the questi

a south korean government site is among the new targets. the country's spy agency believes north korean forces are behind the attacks. previous attacks included the white house and the new york stock exchange. they warn another wave could come later today. >>> a police chase in michigan where officers pursue a 14- year-old boy who stole his father's suv. midchase he uses his turn signal to outrun the police car. it came to an end when the teen lost control of the car, veered into the lane, went into the air and hit several trees. no one suffered any serious injuries. the driver is now, though, facing criminal charges. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news at noon. as you take another live look outside at the great weather we are having, stick around, the first warning weather forecast now just two and a half minutes away. >>> first here is a look at today's midday stocks and last night's winning lottery numbers. we'll be right back. r ur bad cholesterol but your good cholesterol and triglycerides are still out of line? then you may not be seei

closer to thailand, the north korean nuclear program topped the agenda. she said that there was a united front against pyongyang. >> all four of the foreign ministers agreed that full implementation is important to demonstrate unity and resolve in the face of north korean provocation. to make clear that complete and irreversible denuclearization is the only viable path for north korea. >> hillary clinton came to the meeting with a broader agenda as well. and another message. america is back. she has repeatedly said that the u.s. is a trans-pacific power. hillary clinton spoke at length about washington's commitment to its allies in the region. her aides said that a collective policy and a united front were paying off on issues like north korea and burma. washington is also trying to push back against china's growing influence in the region. >> the iraqi prime minister, nouri al-malki, holding his first talks at the white house since the obama election. now that the u.s. has repeated their pledge to pull out all troops from iraq by 2011, it is the issue of

korean war. the korean war has been referred to as america's forgotten war because it came on the heels of world war ii and was later overshadowed by vietnam. but low fighting between the democratic peoples republic of korea and the republic of korea lasted a mere three years from june, 1950 until july, 1953, it was ferocious. at least 2.5 million people lost their lives. the war brought the united states into battle with the soviet union and the peoples republic of china. and with the soviet union recently having joined the united states in developing nuclear weapons, there was a very real concern that the war -- it might escalate into -- would be a nuclear conflict. the korean war cost more than 54,000 american lives in that three-year period, almost as many as who died in the 16 years of the vietnam war. in addition, more than 103,000 american soldiers were wounded in korea. it is more than fitting that we honor the service of our korean war veterans and this legislation will provide a poignan

south korean officials say they are trying to determine if the attack is the work of north korean hackers. the website took several u.s. banks that were targeted in the attack which began on july 4th. many of the websites are still affected. >>> today congress will hear about security at federal buildings across our region. investigators say they were able to sneak bomb-making materials past security guards and to federal buildings. at least ten buildings are involved. and under cover agents were able to carry the materials around the building unnoticed. >>> tomorrow, the dc council member marion barry is scheduled to appear in court on a stalking charge. in a late-night news conference, barry spoke and confirmed more information about barry's relationship with the woman that he is accused of stalking. our 9 news now digital correspondent armando trull has more from the wilson building. >> reporter: council member marion barry's spokesperson says his exgirlfriend, donna watts, was seeing a psychiatrist and her allegations of stalking against him is a product of mental instability. >> miss

officials are working to enforce sanctions against the south korean -- the north korean government. > steve mcnair shot and killed. a look back at his career. >> we're learning more about the public and private goodbye to michael jackson. we will have the latest from los angeles coming up. >>> we have picked up some clouds. there is some rain in some of those clouds. we will talk about it. it is overcast now. still, very nice outside. 72 airport. could someone toss me an eleven sixteenths wrench over here? here you go. eleven sixteenths... (announcer) from designing some of the world's cleanest and most fuel-efficient jet engines... to building more wind turbines than anyone in the country... the people of ge are working together... creating innovation today for america's tomorrow. thanks! no problem! >> lady liberty is queen once again. for the first time since her tax of 9/11, the crown is open for observation. visitors can the -- can track all the way up to the crown. if you like to visit yourself, make a reservation for tickets online. >>> more than 1 million people requested tick

we're hearing a lot of activity and feedback from the korean american association. they're planning on holding a meeting at 9:00 a.m. this morning, so make sure you stay with us as this story continues to develop. >>> to gubernatorial covers for va face-off today. they will square off at 11:00 a.m. at the homestead in hot springs. the virginia bar association hosts the event. a late-night shooting outside southeast mattress station is under investigation. it happened around 11 at the anacostia metro station. an adult man was shot in head and was transported to the hospital with head injuries, life-threatening. no more information. police are investigating a traffic accident that led to the arrest of the driver. 26-year-old christopher bentley was driving a stolen vehicle when he ran through a red light at the intersection of columbia pike and walter reed drive, striking a car. the driver of the second car was taken to hospital with critical injuries. the investigation into what caused the deadly helicopter crashed in western maryland continues this morning. it went

a north korean ship allegedly carrying illegal weapons is heading back to north korean waters.ts present course the ship will enter north korean waters on monday. >>> in 1990 washington, d.c. mayor marion barry was arrested and vaul served jail time for smoking crack. now barry is a washington, d.c. city councilman and he's had another run in with the law. púpú >>> former secretary of state colin powell says president obama's agenda may be too ambitious and too expensive. on cnn powell said he worries the president is trying to tackle too many big issues at one time and he offered some advice. >> i think one of the challenges that president obama has now is he's got so many things on the table and these are issues that the american people find important, health care and so many other issues. i think one of the cautions that has to be given to the president and i've talked to some of his people about this, you can't have so many things on the table you can't absorb it all and we can't pay for it all. >> despite his concern powell says he has a very good relationship with preside

recent images of the north korean leader looking gaunt fuels speculation his health might be worsening. a south korean tv report says kim was diagnosed with cancer last summer. >>> two men are in due in court today in the murder of a well-known florida couple. byrd and melanie billings were shot to death in their home last week. the motive was robbery. they had 12 children, mostly with developmental disabilities. police say the case has plenty of twists and turns. >> please understand i am as frustrated as you are, and mr. edmunds is, i'm sure, also at this point because, when i refer to it as a humdinger, this is like a movie script. >> surveillance tape from the couple's home shows a red van that led to the suspects. more arrests are expected. >>> on the cbs money watch, asian stocks slid this morning. claire leka is here this more. >> good morning to you, michelle. continued worries the global economy isn't bouncing back as fast as it hopes sends asian markets deep into the red overnight. japan's benchmark nikkei skidded 2.5%. hong kong stocks also plunged 2.5%. on wall street, it's

right off the bat people blamed the north korean government for the cyberattacks. over thewe ekwanew evidence emerged strengthening that case. at a security briefing in south korea on saturday, facials said it came are the north korean army and specificallya top secret hacking program known here as lab 110. e tharmy was ordered to debt troy south korea's newspaper case networks that of course did not happen but the cyberattack did wreak havoc on websites including the white house's website, treasury department, secret service. scary stuff but not as scary as this. i llwileave you with this. this is a top story on the blog wired right now. this is the story on cnn.com. the next hacking frontier, yourl brain. some scientists say aztec nothing develops risk of brain hacking is becoming more and more real. so if you think cyberattacks on government websites are bad i would take that over getting my brain hacked. crazy stuff. >> brain hacking. >> brain hacking. you got it. >> yikes. >> not here yet. don't freak out. many years off. >> i have time to prepare. >> need a h

you have south korean and japanese assets. when the two ships the united states has now with each his capabilities again the ability to shoot down missiles off the coast of north korea in international waters, and we heard today from april leadership and japan st. pete u.s. is ready and tracking everything north korea does. >> julie: adam housley live in honolulu. thank you. >> she has been a controversial figure since she first emerged on the national stage, a political maverick, if you will, who is not afraid to defy convention. a little more than 24 hours ago, sarah palin, the governor of alaska lived up to her reputation. she stepped down as governor of alaska at the end of the month. this has left local pundits baffled by the republican party of it rattled. she leaving politics for good or making the first moves in what will become a run for the white house? write out his heart to say but whatever happens it seems the nonconformist governor is determined to do it her way. carolyn shively is with us from washington. >> sar

>> well, you know, we continue to watch the north koreans.y continue to say and do what they do and say and we are certainly hopeful that they will return to discussing this, but understanding that the international community is taking very strong action to deal with the situation in north korea and to prevent weapons or material from leaving north korea and going to anywhere else. yes, sir? president obama announced on june 8 that the administration -- >> president obama announced on june 8 at the administration was creating jobs. the u.s. lost 467,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate went upç to 9.5%. what is the president's reaction to the unemployment rate and are you concerned at the economy is losing steam faster than anything you can do to help it? >> let me take that question and address it on a couple of different levels. i think you heard the president say today, and he will say again later, that obviously, he is deeply disappointed by the continued job loss in our economy. he is continuing -- we are continuing to lose job

president obama i hoping russia wi cooperate i efforts to rein inranian and north korean ambitions. >> north korea has abandon said its only commitments and violaed international law and that why i'mleased that ssia jned us in ssing a u.n. security council resolution that calls for strong stepso block north kor's nuclear and ballistic missile rograms. iran also poses a serious challee through its ilure to livep to international obligations. this is not jst a problem for theunited states. raises the prospect of a nuclear arm'sace in the middle east. >> russia and the united ates also announced toy that they've filized agements on using russian airspace polite u.s. military mission in afghanistan, a well as new coperation on a range of othe issues. >> earlier in the day, the president and michellebama visited the tomb of the unknown soldier in mosc both leaders were full of smiles d complimts and russian esident dimitri medvev as he put it, cle some of the pages of the pa. >> translator:he talks that we d today were only the first, but a very step in improving full-scale coperation betw

th region team to a younger son and sapnave to see hse, it goes,s ertolten who, by the way the noh koreansed the fiendic blood sainke-- thank youoaery much. >> d e-he , thh. regitea: on the political Ãapront, the republican now bes known for being a big supporteder of preir dent obama may be having second thoughts. >> jamie: we report, you decide. colin powell, did endorse mr. obama for the president last year and says the two, stay untouch. eric. >> eric: new developments this morning on the scandal involving a "washington post," have you heard about it? the post -- involves white house officials and congress an roertsdz, after the "washington post" came under fire when it was revealed they were hoping to charge business leaders and lobbyists, tens of thousands of dollars, even a quarter of a million dollars, for what it described as an imminent dinner discussion with the administration officials, congressional leaders, and some of the newspaper's own journalists. those soirees, were to be held at the home of post publisher and ceo, katherine wamer and issued a lengthy apology in the news

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inspectors requested a korean language interpreter.the house is in on an an detail neighborhood that is both commercial and residential. next door, a korean restaurant has three security cameras. the one closest to the victim's home may have recorded images of the suspect coming or going. >> they're in the collection of evidence. and it's going to takeome time. it may take a couple of days at this point. as a result, hummer road and this section will be closed throughout the night tonight, guaranteed, and maybe even longer. >> reporter: investigators would like to talk to anyone who had an appointment at that acupuncture clinic in the last few days. they tell us that korean-speaking officers and interpreters are available. wendy, back to you. >> jackie vincent. thank you, vaccy. >>> present barack obama acknowledged today that he used unfortunate words when it came to accusing massachusetts police of acting stupidly in arresting black scholar henry lewis gates jr. the president made a surprise visit to the white house briefing room to