michael kim -- jean-claude this r -- this is the scene in pyongyang.s been lauding the achievements and reforms announced over that period. not much detail on them, but there was nonetheless reason for celebration as you can see there as well. 10:04 there in pyongyang in the north korean capital. we leave you with those images and take you to what has been going on in china. investors turn to an unlikely place to get a read on numbers. the thirds time the people's daily has published an interview with an unnamed official, which many see as a warning passed down from higher leadership. brendon scott is with me. this is an anonymous interview, but it does seemingly carry a lot of weight. >> mostly because of its context. it is a q & a form of interview, very long, about 11,000 words, coming from, aattributed to an theriot tative person speaking about -- authoritative person. it appears on the front page of the main newspaper. it is the main way of official from the party communicating. >> do we have any idea who is speaking here? >> we don't know exactly

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kim jong un regime. i'm of course particularly grateful to victor chara, michael green and minister kato for putting together this very meaningful gather. it is a common platform and today's event is an opportunity to strengthen the trilateral stance. it's been two years since the u.n.'s commission of inquiry produced the report concluding that the totalitarian state systemic and wide spread cruelties against its people are tantamount to crimes against humanity. the report identified forced labor, infant i side and our barbarics. today's recommendations have none been followed up with the kind of urgency needed to make a difference. the good news is the international community is not only taking the issue much more seriously but is also warming to the idea of embracing human rights as an effective tool, not a distraction especially for your very powerful conclusion on this kind of coordinated effort. finally we're going to turn to our friend, ambassador robert king to offer some summary comments. ambassador king is the special envoy for the department of state and he was appointed and nominated and confirmed

tremendous force for good, said by michael moore, and one of the most interesting parts of last night, kara swisher p presenting the first ever "break the image" award is kimks the internet on more than one occasion. >> we won't forget that image. and now, they are going to be repositioning with netflix, and narcos and the lines are getting blurry all of the time. >> yes, and the consistent problem is to get paid. netflix is playing month to month, and youtube is doing that with red, and so that sis a tred we will see. >> it is gaining the reputation of second life for content that appeared in the theaters and them on television. so now, a second life. >> and now, talking about mashables, that is making it big in videos. we will be joined by the ceo of mashable mashables after the break. . >> i'm sharon epperson and this is the cnbc update at this hour. north korea is naming a career diplomat as the foreign minis r minister. he represented the north korea talks in the nuclear program. and some analysts say that his appointment could be a bid to improve ties with the outside world. >>> and army sergeant bowe bergdahl arriving at the preliminary hearing at f

michael. >> thank you for having me. >> main street versus wall street. main street, apparently is winning. we'll tell you how that kimt this presidential race. that is next on "power lunch." ♪ i could get used to this. now you can, with the luxuriously transformed 2016 lexus es and es hybrid. ♪ >>> all right, everybody. welcome back to "power lunch." there is a big theme emerging on the corner of main street and wall street. they actually don't intersecretary. picture that they do. it could impact the presidential race. nbc's mike santolli is with us to explain. >> not too many are talk bigt right now. main street has been outpacing wall street by some measures i'd argue for the past year and a half. just consider, the stock market has gone exactly nowhere since thanksgiving 2014. that's when the s&p 500 first reached today's levels. quarterly corporate profits are down double digits from that quarter. and wall street and goldman sachs stock off by 17%. now as for main street, since that point, more than four million new jobs have been created. average hourly pay up is 4%. real personal spending and consumer confiden

michael of the community public servant and educates. may you rest in peace. the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor kim. supervisor mar. >> supervisor peskin. >> refer. >> supervisor tang. >> thank you president breed. today i'm introducing a resolution where i'll call upon the sate to urge the local businesses to actually support other local businesses and to shift additional 5 percent of their spending to small and local businesses. so, in san francisco we have over 90 thousand registered businesses and 52,000 of those are small businesses and together they employ about 326,000 residents. one thing we do is ask people to shop locjl buy locally because for every 10 million dollars we spend locally it leads to the creation of 57 jobs so what we are trying to do in connection with office of economic and workforce development and sf biz connect effort we hope the bigger businesses in san francisco can responds their dollars supporting our other local smaller businesses. one of the things that-there are a couple examples i would like to share how this is working. for example [inaudible] linked in order som