of north korea u.s. bases in japan, south korea. in a already be able to deliver nuclear warheads to target in those areas, using some of its medium-range ballistic missiles. there is some disagreement within the american intelligence community on this. i side with those who believe that north korea may already have developed the capability to do that. , and a key question that arises for the united states is, how are we going to deal with this emerging threat? the threat we will face not only in the next few months, but next several years in north e threat of a larger and more dangerous north korean nuclear missile program, as well as the proliferation threat that north korea has posed and will continue to post. let me just wrap up by saying u.s. policyrent towards north korea, which is been carefully come to with our south korean and japanese allies, is based on a number of elements. including strengthening economic sanctions on north korea, increasing the pressure on north korea through sanctions and

north koreans. foreign d.v.d.'s are seen by increasing numbers of north koreans. the study showed that 50% of north koreans have seen foreign d.v.d.'s. another study was done by voice of america that suggests that number is as high as 80% of northern koreans. i'm not a fan of south korean soap operas but north koreans are and they are very popular there. cell phone communication has been available just in the last few years. calls within the country are possibly. they are probably and closely monitored. calls outside north korea are not possible on the official network. but now there is probably close to two million cell phones in north korea. now, to give you an indication of the difference between north korea and south korea. in north korea with the population of 24 million, there is two many, one in 12 have access to a cell phone. in south korea, the number of cell phones per person is 1.3. differences are dramatic. nonetheless, the changes in north korea are significant. people are able to talk

north korea. i don't have to remind you of some outrageous rhetoric and threat we have heard in the recent months. there are interesting signs we have moved to a new stage of the crisis. the rhetoric, the threat of imminent nuclear hole cast throughout the pacific. we are not hearing it right now. suggesting we're moving to new phase. i would only remind if you look back over the history over the effort to deal with north korea we have seen an interesting path develop over the years going back to the '80s and '90s actually. a path involving opening phase of provocation and tension. followed by a period of negotiation. followed by an agreement in which north koreas directly or indirectly receive some rewards or benefits. followed by quite. folded by a break down in the agreement. so when could ask at the point are we moving in to the next phase of the cycle again or something else going on? there may be some other reasons they have decided to turn down the rhetoric. anybody who knows and has been t

in the north. development that helps in terms of the process of calling attention to the human rights abuses in no north korea was the decision mailed be the u.n. human rights council in march of this year to create a commission of inquiry on human rights in the dprk. the u.s. actively supported the discussion of the north korean human rights situation and the human rights council in the general assembly. for over ten years now we have had annual debates in both the general aassembly and human rights couple on north korean human rights and we have had resolutions adopted in the general assembly and in the human rights council in general have no extra, calling for improvementness -- improvements in human rights. we appointed a special investigator to report on human rights abuses and a special report annually to both the general assembly and the human rights council. last october, the special investigator on the situation of human rights in north korea, in his report to the general assembly, identif

the north demanded they go home. they left the complex as tensions between the two countries reached a high point. government officials in seoul decided to pull out the hundreds of workers after the north refused to discuss a resumption of operations. authorities in pyongyang have restricted entry into kaesong several times in the past, but this is the first time all south koreans left since join operations began in 2004. >>> diplomats are demanding that korea release an american citizen immediately. he has been convicted of what they call hostile acts against the country. she an american of korean decent. north kr in november he visited a special economic zone as a tourist. he was arrested saying because of hostility. they want him to be granted amnesty and let him go. >> we have been worried about the justice system. >> the u.s. does not have an embassy in pyongyang. di diplomats are working with them. some fear that the north koreans handed down a heavy sentence. >>> north korean agents abducted japanese nationals

north koreans.oreign d.v.d.'s are seen by increasing numbers of north koreans. the study showed that 50% of north koreans have seen foreign d.v.d.'s. another study was done by voice of america that suggests that number is as high as 80% of northern koreans. i'm not a fan of south korean soap operas but north koreans are and they are very popular there. cell phone communication has een available just in the last few years. calls within the country are possibly. they are probably and closely monitored. alls outside north korea are not possible on the official network. but now there is probably close to two million cell phones in north korea. now, to give you an indication of the difference between north korea and south korea. in north korea with the population of 24 million, there is two many, one in 12 have cess to a cell phone. in south korea, the number of cell phones per person is 1.3. ifferences are dramatic. onetheless, the changes in orth korea are significant. people are able to talk with othe

and makes north korea to keep un which north korea is happy and walk away. is this the only plan would have? is there something else for korean context? the article points out, the article actually starts with an observation about this caisson complex that -- you heard about this? that according to this article, it's like a marshmallow and chocolate sandwich kind of thing between oreo cookie kind of thing. and south korean workers have every day distributed some 25,000, or 50,000 of these. north korean workers are getting paid to the government which takes wind shear out of it and gives them tenets. they hold the chocolate pies and went home and sold them in the black market as high as u.s. dollars, $10 apiece. it's a huge fortune, and that might be where the hope is. chocolate pie. we must bomb north korea with chocolate pies. the emphasis is nothing -- forget the regime, pyongyang regime. forget all political rhetoric. forget even china. korea will not find its way unless north korean people will not change. and when will the united states focus on the peo

north america, a slow moving system is drifting toward the north over the eastern u.s. underneath it, heavy rain. heavy rain is coming down in virginia. an additional 80 millimeter is likely, which is quite a lot for this region. so we have flood warnings and watches posted in this area. this system is expected to move towards the north. as it does so, warm air will flow in from the south and that will help temperatures rise. for example in d.c. your high on friday could be 27 degrees, extremely hot there. and wet and windy for the western continent. tornados cannot be ruled out in the southern plains on wednesday. en is the degrees in washington, d.c. temperature also go up into the end of the workweek. all right. finally in europe then, we have a tornado touchdown in northern italy last friday. injuring several people and damages hundreds of houses. unfortunately, severe weather in central europe will continue throughout the day. meanwhile, it's turning wet across the western continent. rain is not going to be welcome, particularly for people in france. this area has

the north koreans come out with the a new warning today. you see president park say "we will make them pay." what do we make of the level of at least aggressive talk? >> well, look. there's clearly a ritual quality to this. this has been going on for months. i think the more significant language is not from the north but from the south what's happening in south korea is that the tolerance for this kind of behavior has decreased very substantiallyinhe pst, e south has been prepared to take these indignities, these provocations sometimes in stride. it's difficult but to accept them. i think there is a growing sense in south korea that if they are presented with an opportunity to strike the this north they will take it and particularly madam park who's come to power with a clear determination to reach out to the north find herself in a circumstance where she has been really purposely undermined in that effort by the provocations of pyongyang. brow dald gregg, how do you see the situation? if you see it similarly,s where that coming from in sou

support for north korea. several academics have spoken out more forcefully. there has even been some on the street protests outside of north korean diplomatic missions. the question i have is that with regard to u.s. diplomacy and rok diplomacy, what tactics or strategies could we employ in our diplomacy that would enhance our influence on this growing body of north korean critics in china, to increase the attractiveness of our policies and diplomatic positions to them, to strengthen them in their arguments that the chinese government should change policy? are there things that we are not doing now in our policies towards north korea, that we perhaps could start doing that would have a greater appeal to these growing numbers of chinese critics in north korea? now, joe went over sanctions, and banks were mentioned. the action of the bank of china as reported in recent days. but to me, and i have talked about this before at the icas seminars here, the big hole in china's non-enforcement of u.s. sanctions has be

she's on north ten street. she's on north tenth near 81. the tornado is right to her south. here is oklahoma city coming into view here. that's the highest probability either side of that red line of this tornado heading your direction. it's a violent, large tornado. it's about a mile wide right now. let's go back to -- do we have mark? >> yes, mike. i'm at 29th. south of el reno. i've got -- i can only describe as whipping vortices in front of me. it may be trying to reform. satellite right behind the circulation. i'm going to have to stop. try to figure out what this wind is doing here. i have a funnel forming right on top of us. it's going down 29th. i'm at 29th and east. it's going to be off to my north and east from this location with a lot of wrapping rain currents behind this large vortices rotation area. back to you. >> they become looking like cloudings on the ground when they get this large. you folks need to be below ground in mustang, southwest, oklahoma city. i-4. now is the time. you need to be talking to your friends next door or whoever had a basement if this

this entire along highway 128 north of kalispell >calistoga.deal with all of these buyers today >> we have over zero hundred firefighters battling and we are calling in more resources. we knew we were going into some high fire danger even though it is only the first day of may. a fire danger is extremely hot and dry conditions. we of strong winds through out the north bay and the east bay. the fire danger is so high due to the strong winds and dry conditions. >> mike pelton is taking a look out there that looks kind of warm and still were you are. >> there are nice conditions, not a lot of wind. i just spoke with the berkeley fire chief and about half an hour from now they will continue staffing and look for any problems. so far this is been one of the driest years we have ever seen with a lot of the dead, dried brush that is littering the north and east bay. these are perfect wildfire conditions. by 6:00 this evening be red flag warning will expire. cal fire has issued a no burnt order and officials are going to the parks in the north and east

we're seeing in the north bay some north winds higher up in the atmosphere mixing down to the surface. we're getting some drying around warming effect happening now in the north bay that's going to spread across the rest of the bay area during the day. it will keep the low clouds off the coast and sunshine on the coast and inland today our temperatures by the way will be warming up into the 80s by almost looks like 1:00 there out towards the tri-valley, too. you will notice the numbers climbing to the mid-80s. low 80s closer to san jose and san francisco and oakland looking prett looking pretty good. close to 70 degrees by lunchtime with north winds increasing. amgen heading up to santa rosa will see low to mid-80s. weather looking great for our outdoor events. >> i like how you fit in one of the elite runners and the pink gorilla in the shame shot. >> selective editing. >>> let the race begin. we have some crews stationed all throughout the route of san francisco's most wacky race. of course, this is what's on the mind of so many people, the boston marathon bombings of last month, an

of north koreans. koreant a fan of south soap operas the north koreans are and they're very popular. cellphone communication has been available in north korea in the past few years, just in the past few years and calls in the country are possible though they are probably very closely monitored. calls to parties outside of north korea are not possible on the official cell phone network. nevertheless, there are now somewhere around 2 million cellular phones in north korea. to give the indication of the difference between north korea and south korea, north korea, with a population of several million people -- one in 12 have access to a cell phone. ofsouth korea, the number cellular phones per person as 1.3 and the difference is dramatic, but the changes in north korea are significant as people are able to talk with people in other parts of the country and other parts of the city and the price of goods in the markets circulates very quickly, and with these kinds of information tools available, we begin to

the north hasn't responded to the south's proposal to hold talks. >>> north korea test fired missiles over the sea of japan on saturday and sunday. south korea commented on the north's action on sunday. >> translator: the north should end its provocation and accept talks with the south. >> unification ministry said a government task force will visit the head offices of companies from the south that had operations at the kaesong complex. they want to understand how much companies have suffered and expand measures to help them out. >>> prime minister shinzo abe has reiterated his determination to resolve the abduction of citizens by north korea. his stance is to resolve both the abductions issue and the north's nuclear program in a comprehensive manner in line with the 2002 declaration. >> translator: resolving the abduction issue means returning all abducted japanese nationals from north korea, finding out what really happened to them and for the north to hand over the perpetrators of the abductions. my administration will hold negotiations with north korea to achieve that goal with a

so, if we consistently send that message to north korea, i feel that north korea will be left with no choice but to change and instead of just hoping to see north korea change, the international community must also consistently send that message with one voice. to tell them and communicate to them that they have no choice but to change and to shape an environment where they are left with no choice but to make the strategic decision to change. and i think that's the effective and important way. >> you just mentioned that north korea, in order to induce north korea to abandon its nuclear weapons, what's most important is the converted effort of the international community. with regard to this, during your meeting with president obama today, i would like to ask what was said and the views that you shared. with th regard to this, russia and china, the role they're playing in inducing north korea to abandon its nuclear weapons hour do you feel about that? my next question is to president obama. regarding the young leader of north korea, kim jung-un, i would appreciate your views about the

and north korea. there's speculation this is p'yongyang trying to encourage engagement with the united states. his initial offense as far as the north koreans are concerned happened before this round of difficulty on the peninsula on november 3. >> afghanistan border police says one of its officers was killed and two others wounded in an exchange of fire with pakistani troops. the gunbattle happened between the two countries on the border in the north of pakistan. two pakistani soldiers were wounded. afghanistan says that pakistan started the fight over two gates built on its territory. and in the prisoner has died after an attack in custody in pakistan. sarabjit singh has died after he was beaten by inmates in a lahore jail. he was sentenced to 16 years ago, of spying and being involved in bomb attacks. now to our india correspondent. >> this is a hospital where sarabjit singh was treated and eventually died on thursday. he had been on a ventilator several days after he was attacked last friday by tw

the wall of water is to the north, all the way up to tahoe. increasing clouds and 83 in fresno and 96 in palm springs. leyla gulen? >> a quiet start to memorial day. the drive showing 580 from tracy to dublin is 23 minutes and 880 from hayward to the south bay freeway, 17 minutes and 101 from san rafael to the city it is 12 minutes with fewer d.u.i.'s arrests than last year. we keep that up. remember to click click it or yk a ticket. eastbound traffic on 880 is empty with no accidents to report. >> 5:55, weeks after anowing she has a double mastectomy and surgery, angelina jolie's aunt lost her battle with breast cancer. the 61-year-old debbie martin passed away in san diego county, yesterday, her must says she had the same defective cancer gene that her niece, angelina jolie, has but did not know about it enough am a 2004 diagnosis. if she knew she would have done what yell joel -- angelina jolie, she was sister of angelina jolie's mother who died in 2007 of ovarian cancer. >> there are consumer complaints about engine trouble of ford pickups

that's where some gusty north winds are starting to move into the north bay.ps today, even though the red flag warning is up in the north bay, will continue to be dry at times like we're seeing in fairfield. 18% relative humidity. september worst of the dry conditions. napa, sonoma, elevations, that red flag warning up through 3:00 this afternoon. conditions may look a little more like mid-june in terms of fire danger. very dry hills. no rain today. but we could see some changes by this time tomorrow. notice here in the future cast low cloupds filling in on the coast. heading into tomorrow morning. a chance of seeing some drizzle or maybe even some light rain there out near the coastline by tomorrow. what's going to happen is an area of low pressure is going to form and just kind of sit just to the west of the bay area. starting late today on into so this is going to bring in the chance not only of much cooler weather, increased humidity, which is good news by tomorrow. fire danger will start to back off. then an increasing chance of seeing some showers it loo

one is the abduction of japanese citizens by the north's agents. the chief government spokesman says japanese officials are open to the idea of regular negotiations with their north korean counterparts. >> translator: prime minister shinzo abe is strongly determined to resolve the abduction issue. the government wants to explore every possible avenue in negotiations with north korea. >> he suggested that officials will try to resume direct talks with north korea. they were suspended in november. >>> south korea has unveiled its first home grown military helicopters. the president says it is time to show pyongyang her nation is serious about defense. it took the south over is billion to develop the helicopters. the cockpit has four screens for navigation and external views. infrared radar lets the crew carry out operations in extreme weather or in mountainous areas. and the chopper can stay airborne for two and a half hours with nine fully equipped soldiers. >>> the south korean president park geun-hye explained the importance of the project. >> tra

and south korean leaders agree to keep up their north korenst provocations from >>> u.s. president barack obama and south korean president park geun-hye are presenting a united message and would not reward what they called bad behavior. leaders in pyongyang have failed to drive a wedge between the u.s. and south korea and the u.s. is prepared to defend itself and its allies and said the u.s. must take steps towards a korean peninsula that is nuclear free. >> we remain open to the prospect of north korea taking a peaceful path of de-nuclearization, abiding by international commitments. >> translator: north korea cannot survive if it sacrifices the happiness of its people by continuing nuclear development. the country will not be able to achieve prosperity without de-nuclearization. >> park said she's open to talks and ready to build trust. she sai southorea and u.s. officials will work together to encourage north koreans to make what she called the right choice. >>> authorities in china appear to be taking their own measure against allies in north korea. the bank of japan

north america, there are a couple of low pressure systems i want to mention.his one right here is producing heavy rainfall. this has been moving very slowly, so the rainfall total could be quite huge. some areas had about 300 millimeters of rain over the past three days, enough to trigger flooding and expected to move towards the north while producing thunderstorms and risk of hail and looks like the system will reach the new england states on wednesday. out west, scattered thundershowers for the western u.s. according to the u.s. weather agency. 3,000 lightning strikes have been reported in california. if you're close enough to hear rumbles of thunder, you're close enough to be struck. please be cautious. meanwhile, our severe weather is expected to erupt at the southern plains wednesday and tornadoes cannot be ruled out. temperatures 30 degrees in oklahoma city as well as houston, 21 degrees in the nation's capital. 14 degrees expected in winnipeg, a sharp drop compared to what we saw tuesday. in europe, severe weather continues in the central parts of the m

supports south korean, north korean talks and whether there should be bilateral talks with north koreal. should there be another overture. >> that's something, don't forget the south koreans a little more concerned about the security and this president seems to be a little more interested in maybe not always relying on the united states. as their security blanket when it comes to north korea. what was said on that and what did the united states agree to or not agree to when it comes to that front. >> long-term, it this may prove to be the most important early test of the leader of china. the fact that now the leader of china and now vladimir putin, two heads of state met with the secretary of state, an early indication that they are interested in engaging with the obama's second-term white house on some of the biggest issues and if china did in fact persuade north korea to step down and step back from the precipice, pull the missiles back op their launching pads, that would be a very big deal and a very good sign for u.s./china relations. >> it seems to be one of the biggest motivator,

more in a moment last cochrane with increasing clouds from the north stain largely to the north of thepirit hears the course system the till and does it here diving down with a few wayward showers thing possible. tomorrow morning the 5:00 hour a lot of their claim is enough to the north. and o'clock hour in the north bay the chance will continue to 11:00 in the morning. sky should be cleared from noon on and back to the '70s with sunny skies. 77 and sonoma, 77 also in vallejo. only hit 59 in ocean bay in half moon bay. san jose and evergreen morgan hill. for tomorrow barry similar conditions than today with parley conditions then mild temperatures in the afternoon was like wayward sprinkles. friday saturday warming trend under way by saturday it we will see very hot conditions raise fire conditions with those hot dry in breezy conditions which will raise our fire concerns. and you can watch the weather forecast whenever it is convenient for you on our 24/7 bay area news channel. kron4.com. (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. big deal to nine with

first happened yesterday evening at rhinehart drive and north jackson.nother on hayes avenue. abc7 news reporter joins us. matt? >> police are not saying anything about arrests so far this morning. this happened here in south san jose 100 yards away from oak drive high school and took place on the sidewalk here a man was shot can killed in front of this home. officers were called to hayes avenue after 10:00 and they found the man with at least one gunshot wound. before officers arrived a young pan living in the apartment complex across the street ran to help and he said the dying victim was 21 years old and said he had a daughter and described the chaos as police were call the to the area. >> they missed the first type they passed so i ran to the intersection and took my white shirt and flagged them down and it was too late. >> five hours earlier another shooting killed two behind the busy shopping center on rhinehart drive. police say both rims are about 14 or 15 and students at the high school. they have not been confirmed. last time in were three homi

north beach gets the shaft literally. the tunnel machines should be left in the ground in chinatown just like with ninety percent of all of tb m's all over the world. this common sense solution isn't being considered. probably want to change the height restrictions to 6 story cookie cutter condos with million dollar views. clearly the only option is the chinatown option leave in the ground and please leave north beach alone thank you. >> next speaker please? >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. dr. jackson. i would like to say that i've been a resident of san francisco for 70 years i've lived in bay view hunter's point since 1948 i would like to say i'd like to think that my vote counts when i do vote in 1970 when proposition b was on the ballot the citizens voted that we would get better bus services in bay view hunter er's point. i would like to say at this time when the t train stops at 23 rd street i live at ingles and jamestown i'm a senior citizen and i am 80 years of age i shouldn't have to walk from 23 rd up to j

. >> and a strange crisis in the north bay. what friends tried to do to help a stroke victim that put >>> two new brushfires are burning just north of the bay area tonight. sky 7hd is overhead. this one in napa. it is the site of an 1880s era resort. 20 acres are burning there. an unoccupied trailer was destroyed. >> another fire in kelseyville near lake county. there are no injuries. >> the yellow fire has burned through more than a hundred acres in sonoma county just across the county line from calistoga. more on that in a moment. good evening. i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. we begin with red flag warnings for the bay area. sandhya patel has more. sandhya? >> the red flag warnings were extended until moon tomorrow. let's check out live doppler hd and the skies are clear across the bay area, but the red flag warning is in affect for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and de yaw blow range -- diablo range. elevation about a thousand foot. humidity levels are 10 to 20%. winds are gusting 30 to 45 miles per hour. fi

on 18 north of shawnee. >> on 18 north of shawnee. are you coming up on i-40 right now. >> we're heading outside toward i-40. looking off to the east. >> southbound on 18? >> caller: right. >> how far north of i-40 do you think you are right now? >> caller: how far north? >> how far north of i-40? >> caller: like a mile. one mile. if that. >> let's stay with your dream because you're likely going to cross the damage path. >> caller: okay. >> let's take a look and see what we have. >> caller: now we're getting into the rain shield. >> this is the whole shawnee mall area we're talking about in north shawnee. so let's see what emily has. >> what she comes across here. spotters reporting debris falling out of the sky, one south of stroud. one south o northwest of prague, reid timer, on the ground. maybe fortunately it missed the town of prague. it's two and a half northwest of prague tornado on the ground and hopefully it missed prague. a tornado warning right now. paden. this is a large violent tornado. emily sutton is in the shawnee mal

and i think anywhere north of the golden gate, which will be later in the north bay, breezy and cloudy, you can see the low, and the north bay, that will take out some of the strength. out towards morgan hill and gilroy and temperatures are still held in check and warmer when we get back to above average thursday as it looks sunny warm to hot saturday and cooler on sunday. >>> lawmakers are facing a legislative deadline this week. they have to remove many proposed a laws. on the list are environmental protection and that means bills passed by both houses have a deadline in september. >>> they were found 40 years after they were lost. you can see the small handwriting on the container. the moon dust was collected and brought back to earth by the crew of apolo 11 and now the vials will be returned to nasa. >>> missing for more than a week, how they found him more than a week after. and we will tell you more about today's drive coming up. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long af

arrested in north korea and facing a great unknown. take a listen. >> there's a lot of just -- a lot of months of waiting. really just at the mercy of north korea and their legal proceedings and whatever procedures that have or were taking place. so, yes, there have been just endless months of waiting. >> might also be that much more difficult when, you know, there have been the recent tensions with north korea and the kind of bellicose rhetoric from north korea. do you worry that your brother's imprisonment will be used as a bargaining chip, that he becomes sort of a pawn in all this? >> well, you know, we can't not worry about that every time there's a headline about the strange and tense relationship between the two nations. you know, we just worry about my brother getting caught in between in just the political nature of this process. we just pray and ask for leaders of both nations to please see him as one man caught in between. and we just ask that he be allowed to come home. >> i remember how i had those feelings, anger and frus

>> i've been to north korea twice. >> rose: what is it about north korea?it's the hole grail of journalism. you can't get in, so everybody wants to get in. i grew up at the very end of the-week-old cold war so the rhetoric was very interesting. and i 21 eastern europe right after the wall came down, and i was smokd because they had cars and worse apartments but by and large they were very similar. people are just people. north korea is the last of this socialist/utopian cult of personality state. it's much like russian inspector paulin. it's fascinating but you can't get in, especially as a energyist. >> rose: we're much more organized than north korea. >> i did two harshly critical documentaries. when we were doing the shoot inside siberia. you've taken the train for four, five days. the producer who got into north korea we were talking and said the craziest thing about north korea is they hate the americans. they were the sort of imperialists, the pig dogs. they have the magic basketball. they love the chicago bulls. we thought that's just absurt-- it wou

>> (translated): i would tell him that north korea must change. that is the only way to survival and the only way to development. >> pelley: so margaret is etining us now here. margaret, president park and president obama are supposed to meet at the white house fmorrow. what do you expect from that? >> well, u.s. officials really want to know whether park thinks it's possible to begin talks with north korea about its nuclear program and she told us that if north korea takes the eight steps they will be rewarded. but so far she has not gotten the response she hoped for and chinsaid the united states, poina, other world powers need to put them in a situation, force them to change, give them no choice. ded that's an even harder line policy. >> pelley: margaret, thanks very much. all that tough talk might be working. north korea has withdrawn two missiles that it had threatened to test. president obama is looking to improve relations with members of congress and toward that end he took three members of the senate golfing today at joint base andrews in

it's accused of being involved in funding north korea's nuclear development program. 70% of the north's foreign trade is with china. the bank is believed to be doing business mainly with chinese firms. analysts say china is imposing financial sanctions on north korea to discourage the country from carrying out further provocations. chinese leaders are also apparently eager to show the world they are cooperating with the u.s. in dealing with the regime of kim jong-un. but foreign ministry officials in beijing are deflecting questions about the recent decision. >> translator: you should put the particular question to the section that's in charge. >> chinese diplomatic sources say they do not want to aggravate the situation by angering their allies in pyongyang. north korean media have shown no reaction, and it's unclear how the measures will affect the country's economy. >>> the u.n., the u.s. and other nations have hit north korea with a slew of economic sanctions over the years. the u.s. government announced in september 2005 it would investigate banko delta asia. the bank is located no

do not negotiate with the north koreans.is is a lesson the obama administration has to his credit. he has learned negotiating with north korea never leads to anything good for the west or for america. >> do you mean on the hostages or in general? >> you and i believe in this. >> but north korea, all they do is lie and they get rewarded for it. >> well, look. we have one of the first foreign policy themes that the bush administration policy did. was sort of torpedo the policy and end all of thattest there, and what happened? >> you are definitely -- >> wait, wait. i'll get there. under the '94 agreement of framework, there was a move forward. everyone said that. they could have had 100 bombs. they didn't. yes, they cheated a bit, but all the experts said it was manageable -- no, no, no. until president bush, he kicked out the iaea and they started nuclear testing. that is the timeline. >> is that george bush violating his word to bill clinton? violating a nuclear weapon? >> i'm merely saying that that is the timeline of what

there was an agreement by the north koreans to start with plutonium.d a bit of all the experts say that was manageable. until president bush, they kicked out and started nuclear testing. >> and violating their words to bill clinton. >> that is the timeline of what happened. there are experts who say -- >> if you don't negotiate, what do you do? pretend they don't exist and let them make threats and you don't reward them by giving them more energy? >> if they keep making more nuclear bombs -- >> president clinton's negotiations with north korea, they lied to president bush and now to president obama's credit, he started the negotiation. >> let me bring and laura, held captive for nearly five months until former president clinton secured their release. can you describe what kenneth bae has been held and, sentenced to 16 years. you were sentenced to a lengthy time and thankfully that did not occur. what was it like being held captive in north korea? >> it was the most terrifying thing in my life. a man who was then north korea, he had been there previousl

william barber of north carolina. reverend, we were talking about this moral framework and we talk about the moral framework the coalition built in virginia through a lot of hard work and organizing of different constituencies to get this policy changed. are you having success getting people from across the aisle to join in this or is this just a liberal movement at this point? >> well, the current legislature is so extreme, but in the streets we are, because what we've done over the last few years, we built a coalition, rooted in the notion of the common good and rooted in the moral principles of how do you treat the least of these. you know, if you look at the scriptures, more is said about how we treat the poor than any other subject. we've seen blacks and whites and labor and people of faith and civil rights come together. we have 147 organizations along with 100 branches of naacp and we're taking a comprehensive view. we have to change the way in which we approach public policy. there's some things that are bigge

joining to us talk about it from north carolina is the reverend william barber, president of the northolina naacp. he was arrested yesterday at the statehouse. reverend, i'll begin with you. my first question for you is this: if a skeptical person looks at what's going on in north carolina and says, look, this is why we had elections, we had elections, the republicans won, they won the governorship, they haven't had it since 1988, they've got all three branches of state government for the first time in over i believe a century and now you have to live with the consequences because you're growing older... waiting to look younger? get younger looking skin fast. with new olay regenerist micro-sculpting cream. with 2 new anti-aging ingredients. visible wrinkle reduction starts day 1. see younger looking skin before you finish one jar. new from olay. peoi go to angie's listt for to gauge whether or not see younger looking skin before you finish one jar. the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'

>> yes, it is going to be close here, it is splitting but there is already rain in the north and any where further north, mendocino, 60s and lower 70s here is sal. >>> it looks good on this memorial day, watch carefully if you are going to be having fun today, chp is doing maximum mac enforcement and traffic is light, at 5:00 let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you sal. we have developing news in san jose where people are being asked to stay indoors while police search for an armed man. alex savage is live at south king road to explain who police are looking for and also what prompted the search, alex? >> reporter: for the past couple of hours officers had this area surrounded searching for a man they believe to have a gun. but you can see there were police officers that is no more. ing with brought in attack dogs some searching in yards with guns drawn. they said they are looking for a man wanted for pulling a gun on a security guard outside of a cafe last night. when they responded to the call, the armed man drove off. >> we received a call about a man with a weapon and we recall

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towards north america, we have been talking about the heat across the west and north really heavy rain battering ontario. towards the south, the mid-leak states where we will probably see strong thunderstorms in the course of the day and super cell thunderstorms could be ignited in northern texas due to the clash of the two big masses. oklahoma city at 26 degrees, houston at 29. san francisco at 17 degrees. eureka, you're only down to 13 for your high, well below your average. here's our extended forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> ifill: the obama administration was back on the defensive today, as attorney general eric holder faced questions on capitol hill over the i.r.s.'s targeting of conservative groups and the secret seizure of the a.p.'s phone records. good evening, i'm gwen ifill. >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. on the "newshour" tonight, we follow up with a closer look at the i.r.s.'s independence and new developments on the story. >> ifill: then, marga

mid-60s to the north.t is 66 in leesburg. 69 in dulles and alexandria this morning with arlington at 70. 68 for bowie with the rain knocking on your doorstep and waldorf also 69 degrees. outside on the weather camera, plenty of clouds. a couple of breaks. we have sunrise at 5:49 this morning. 72 degrees with the clouds at national. still very muggy with the dew points in the upper 60s and a slight chance of even some strong to severe storms this afternoon from d.c. north and east. the damaging wind gusts being the bigger threat. a threat for storms out of the texas panhandle in southwest oklahoma. the front comes through late tonight with spotty showers tomorrow but much cooler after today's 79. yellow alert today. we'll issue those when the weather is going to be an inconvenience. you may have plans canceled because of that. slow commutes potentially. spotty showers, late clearing tomorrow. cold by friday night. 40s to 50 for the low. start blustery, 69. looking real nice for the weekend through memorial

that is fanning the fires pushing them from north to south cruise the north bay. twin peaks is 31-miles-per-hour gusts and spring valley if san mateo county at 40 miles per hour. the winds will continue gusting at dangerous levels through 11:00 to morning with gusts around 50 to 60 fanning the flames and although the winds slow down we have a high fire danger until 6:00 above 1,000' in north bay mountains. temperatures will run above average and even the coast is warm today at 70 to 75 and mid-to-upper 80's around the bay and mid-80's to low 90's inland. a lot going on with traffic. >> we taking you to san jose where we have this sig-alert, highway 17 northbound three lanes are block because of an overturned truck and paramedics are on the scene and three lanes are blocked causing a backup in campbell. another sig-alert along westbound highway 37 involving a pickup truck and a big rig. we are seeing slow traffic and ten mile stretch coming to the crash and it starts to clear. the mass transit, bart, muni, and caltrain, no delays. everything is on time. >> we have