i'll talk about the north korean proliferation threat, the north korean nuclear threat which is probably more written about than anyone else but mostly even from a political science perspective and i'll talk about a threat that people don't often analyze as being a threat and that's the north korean regime succession instability that that causes process and now that's a threat to the region. the succession process from kim jong-il presumably to his third son. if i may let me get into the first threat the nonnuclear military threat from north korea. one of the biggest challenges that the north korean's army faces. it's fairly obvious that inadequate resources particularly food and fuel limits the training of traditional conventional forces. now, when i say traditional conventional forces, i'm speaking about armor mechanized forces, self-propelled artillery, et cetera. they have the equivalent of four mechanized corps, about 30,000 guys in each corps, 3,000 vehicles, et cetera, et cetera. it takes a lot to run those guys out in field training and they do not have simulators or nato allies

the north koreans use geography and mass to outgun the south korean forces. and surprise before the south koreans knew what happened they had 24 casualties. signed today right now have every single lynch of every single i lend the south koreans are on. will we see something like this again? probably. maybe not artillery but a special operations attacking and could be a lot of things we could expect to see that again and something that was well planned and took months to build up americans and south koreans setting back said it looks like a buildup but still, nobody thought north korea would show an island but certainly they did it. something to keep in mind talk about the second pillar of the asymmetric threat. most of us know north korea has missiles to present a significant threat and they continue to have the ballistic missile trying to build not texas but california and alaska hawaii. [laughter] my parents live here. concern for me as well. but the first time they tested was 2006. three stage missile going to the first page over the sea of japan and then

half and started shooting at the no. 3 in bowl with dangerous crosses from both sides. -- at the north korean golgoal h crosses from both sides. defender rachel piehler delivered into the north corner in the 77th minute to solidifying the u.s. lead at 2- 0. despite their loss, many realized that they need to pay attention to the north koreans. >> sweden beat columbia 1-0. the scandinavian dominated the game, but failed to use their chances. a pass was picked up by jessica evans from -- jessica lynn strohm. in wimbledon, sabena has become the first german to win the final since steffi graf in 1999. german basketball star burk tulowitzki who led the dallas mavericks to their nba -- dirk nowitski who led the dallas mavericks to their nba title was greeted. he was so moved. he may join the to european championships later this summer. and just think how many little boys will be called burdirk from now on. coming up, relations between germany and >> welcome back. chinese premier wen jiabao has been in berlin with a large delegation. the two countries held joint cabinet negotiations. china and germa

the special envoy on north korean human rights, robert king met with north korean officials and discussed ways to monitor food distribution in the event that aid is resumed. on thursday, king reported on his north korean talks before the house of representatives committee on foreign affairs >> they were willing to talk about human rights. they were willing to look into some of the issues we are interested in raising with them. he invited me back to pyongyang to have discussions on human rights and i'm looking forward to possibly having that opportunity. >> during >> during king's stay in pyongyang last month a u.s. citizen was released after being detained in the north since last november. the move appeared to be a goodwill gesture designed to encourage the united states to resume food aid. >>> the president of a u.s. subsidiary of sony corporation has defended his company's handling of the disclosure of data breaches from its online gaming services. sony network entertainment president tim schaaff spoke before a u.s. house energy and commerce panel on thursday. the hearing investigated t

many north koreans can't wait. they know their neighbors south korea will accept them and support them with a settlement grant, but they have to get there first. people traffickers move them across the border into china, then down towards laos. they risk their lives. they'll be sent back if they're caught. the final challenge-- crossing the mekong river into thailand. one thing they don't have worry about is how to pay for the trip. a trafficker told us why. >> ( translated ): the traffickers charge about $5,000 each, but the refugees don't have the cash, so they hand over their settlement money when they get to south korea. >> reporter: this money is now financing a modern day underground railroad. seven years ago, 46 north koreans crossed the mekong into thailand. but last year, 2,500 did. we asked the thai police whether they'd tried to stop them. >> impossible. no country stop this. we don't have the budget. >> reporter: when we visited, five north koreans had taken up residence in the old police station. they

the north korean red cross thursday sent a written message and demanded the south immediately send the group back. the south's government said the group is from south huayhei province in north korea. all nine reportedly asked for political asylum. south korea says it will not send them back unless they change their minds about defecting. >>> in february, a fishing boat carrying 31 north koreans drifted into south korean territory. the south refused to allow the return of four people who it said had claimed asylum. >>> the pictures next to me show what china looked like 20 years ago. the bicycle was the main mode of transportation. today china is the world's biggest auto market. the country's inland cities are rapidly industrializing and increasing numbers of people are driving cars. the trend is causing big problems like traffic jams and air pollution. in an attempt to reduce car use, the city of wuhan is encouraging citizens to get back on their bikes. nhk world's yutaka yano tells the story. >> wuhan, the capital of hubei province is home to 10 million people. with a booming economy

soldiers have been using pictures of north korean leaders to target. the north warned that such provocation could lead to war on the peninsula last year pyongyang accused neighbor of provoking an artillery attack by violating its maritime border during a military coup. right now let's check out what's coming up in our business bulletin here on our. it seems like there are some big names looking to float in moscow in london what do you. well you know about this well yes that's true rory foresaw grow have come for plans for initial public offerings in london and moscow and the company received a go ahead from the federal service for financial markets to offer up to twenty one percent of the total checkout at all says it needs the money for mergers and and acquisitions and it's not the first company to turn to i.p.o. for help recently surgeons in uganda successfully generated one point three million dollars and. join me for more on this and other stories in our four business bulletin in about ten minutes from now ok super corrina thanks very much to. the

a north korean official has urged his southern neighbors to end their confrontational approach to his country his comments came in response to reports that southern korean soldiers had been using pictures of north korean leaders for target practice the north warned of such provocation could lead to war on the peninsula last year pyongyang accused southern neighbor of provoking an artillery attack by violating its maritime border during military drills. the international monetary fund has shortlisted two candidates to lead the board french finance minister christine lagarde and mexican central bank costin's will fight it out for the. most have strong credentials but lagarde is seen as the favorite and she is gaining major support that comes after the resignation of dominique strauss can who quit amid a sex scandal the hotly contested race to succeed him will end later this month. but i was cross over to our business that's going to say hello to kareena to find out what's going on for the business update is our new entry for a public office in russia and the u.k. that's right confirmed

this hour north korean officials are neighbors to end their confrontational approach to his country his comments came in response to. reports that southern korean soldiers have been using pictures of north korean leaders for target practice and such provocation could lead to war on the peninsula last year accuse its southern neighbor provoking an artillery attack by violating its maritime border during military drills. russia is plagued by one of the highest rates of teen suicide in the world with as many as four falls and attempting to kill themselves every year experts say it's the parents that are often at fault for not seeing the problems staring them right in the face but as artie's accountable to reports there are many other forces at work just days before final exams a t.v. crew was reporting and students gearing up for the adult lives that lee had of them the teachers pointed to bullying at their brightest student who it seemed had her future figured out where she at least i want to become a journalist because it's a very interesting and creative profession which would open door

the north unilaterally seized the south korean owned facilities at the resort but talks on reopening the resort were reopened after the north recently requested them. >>> the presidents of china and sudan have agreed to continue strengthening their countries' bilateral relationship even after southern sudan achieves independence next month. hu jintao met omar al bashir wednesday. the official chinese xinhua news agency said hu would keep his friendly policies toward sudan in place despite the change in the african nation's domestic affairs. hu pledged continued cooperation in resource development and agricultural assistance saying he backs investment in sudan by top rated chinese businesses. there has been global concern over china's invitation to bashir who is wanted for genocide in darfur. in january, people in southern sudan voted in a referendum and overwhelmingly chose to separate from the north. the south will declare independence on july 9th. observers say china aims to maintain its rights to oil and other resources in sudan by reaffirming ties to its current government andorgi

the likely future leaders of each country is seen as an attempt by the north to lay groundwork for the succession. >>> the south korean government says the north is completing a new missile base and cites concerns about fresh military provocations. defense minister told particle omt monday that north korea has almost finished the cite for long range missilesn the northwestern area. the minister said it's larger than others in the country and is equipped with high-tech devices. he also said last week north korea launched a short range missile into the yellow sea from another base. he said it was to test its performance and was successful. the north has been strengthening economic ties with china but it has been refusing dialogue with the south and ignoring their calls to apologize for sinking a south korean naval vessel and for the artillery attack yeonpyeong island. it's improving its missile performance and deploying more patrol ships in the yellow sea. >>> china is said to begin operating a high speed railway between beijing and shanghai late this month. the trains will run at 300 kilometers per hour and 250 kilomet

we're just not going to defend south korea will save a lot of money and then what happened in north koreans invaded we wanted defending south korea defense spending went through the roof if we had maintained an adequate defense a vague to begin with maybe the north koreans were never attacked never we were never had to waste a kind of money so this notion that somehow which is kind of what larry seventy four is let's just let's have just enough defense and what we think will get the job done that's great if you have enemies that are always going to cooperate this is like this is like people that say i want insurance i want health insurance but i only want health insurance for the diseases that i'm going to get there's a lot of big enemy that's going to attack us right now meaning libya didn't attack us on our soil and we're involved in that you know that's what people asked me on september tenth to who's the enemy that's going to tackle this do you think that it's worth putting our our nation in physical danger because it absolutely not but that you made the point the best is not what's put

there's a north korean saying that pouring watt entire a cracked pot is worthless. sending resources to kim jong il is even worse, it's enabling the regime with ouven the world's worst human rights railroads. north korea played us like a fiddle for years and conditions have only worsened. it's time for a new north korean policy so let's start now and ask my colleagues to support this amendment. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. mr. kingston: mr. chairman, i rise to forward the amendment and i want to say we have had a very difficult time -- the chair: without objection, the gentleman voiced for five minutes. mr. kingston: help secure another quarter of the bill, we would work with you on this amendment and support it. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin rise? >

how tae kwon do helped break the ice for north koreans visiting new york. text 1 for atf under fire, 2 for afghanistan waste or 3 for breaking bar years. the winning story will air in the next hour. >>> have you ever wondered what happened to the bar of soap you may have used once or twice after you check out of the hotel? odds are it's simply going to be thrown away, right? not if this week's cnn hero can help it. he recycles them to help save lives around the world. >> a child of war can be simply described as a kid caught between a rock and a hard place. it's finding all your pieces and trying to put them back together. i have something in common with these kids. you wake up every morning thinking i just want to survive. sanitation is a priority. we have about 2 million kids that die of sanitation issues, mainly because they don't wash their hands. i'm derreck keyongo. i help people fight disease with sanitation. do you have soap for me? this is great. >> the issue is not the soap, it's cost. can they afford it? 800 million bags of soap that the hotels t

capability, so i think china has been going back and forth on the north korean nuclear issue and hasn't made a decisive move. i think we would be delighted if these weapons would go away. but they don't want to do what is required to make him go away. so, the bear the responsibility. now they themselves have not been active in the nuclear proliferation because it would hurt them more than, but north korea has because north korea is broken and is about the most oppressive country the world, and sooner or later the other countries have to face the issue what happens when the nuclear country continues to operate and that is an issue with us with iran and an issue also is a more complex way with north korea, and it can't really be solved as an isolated problem to be it needs to be a security conflict developed for all of northeast asia that other nations can join. and it may be under that system, north korea is denuclearized. >> host: human-rights. we dictate that we should not be all that concerned with what goes on internally within a country that we should only be concerned with their ex

time out golfing. >> you can call the north koreans to reversfibbers. >> here is my favorite story, do you know what a golden doodle is? >> this story must be good. >> chris dodd is a golden doodle. he was sitting on his front lawn as a half marathon was going on. he lives at the 5 mi. mark. he left the yard to run the marathon. he ran from the 5 mi. march to the 13 mi. mark and crossed the finish line. a day later he found his way all the way back home. they gave him a medal for finishing the race and set up a facebook fan page for him. he has no raised $17,000 towards this charity for the university of maryland cancer foundation. he was not shut out there by the owners? you just jump in? >> yes. he broke through an electric arc centsfence. >> her you use an electric razor? >> i do not have a strong of a 40 blade. i use an electric razor. >> have you seen this new reason? it is $100,000. they make 99 of them. they have iridium handled and platinum blades with platinum screws. they are only making 99 of them and they expect them to sell. $100,000. >> we are going to put this on bay

so i think china has been going back and forth on the north korean nuclear issue.nd hasn't really made a decisive move. i think it would be delighted if these weapons would go away but they don't want to do what is required to make them go away. so they bear responsibility for the consequences. now, they themselves have not been active in nuclear proliferation because it would hurt them more than what north korea has because north korea has -- it's broke. and it's just about the most repressive country in the world. and sooner or later the other countries have to face the issue of what happens when a rogue nuclear country continues to operate? and that's an issue before us with iran and it is also an issue also of -- in a more complex way. with north korea, and it can't really be solved as an isolated problem. there needs to be a security concept developed for all of northeast asia that other nations can join. and maybe under that system, north korea should be denucleariz denuclearized. >> host: human rights, policy dictates that we should not be all that concerned

>> italian authorities have busted up-- get this-- a north korean smuggling plot.ording to reuters, investigators intercepted a shipment of high-quality tap-dancing footwear at the milan airport. >> stephen: that's right! we haven't stopped them from acquiring nuclear centrifuges but we have cut off their access to tap dance technology. (laughter) kim jong-il may rule his people with an iron fist, but now he'll never be able to crush them with a jazz hand. (laughter) folks... (applause). this is a huge victory for the west. we've all seen the terrifying footage of north korea's military parades. what makes this bust all the sweeter is that we stopped these tap shoes because they fall under the u.n.'s ban on luxury goods to kim jong-il's government. and everyone in the free world knows there's no finer luxury than tap shoes. (laughter) yes, here in the decadent west we revel in the here is indulgence that is tap shoes. (laughter) in fact, i've got mine on right now. (cheers and applause) they're so abundant here in the land of plenty sometimes i even wear an extra o

"the uss mccampbell" shadowed the north korean cargo ship for two days before the north korean ship returned to port. >>> meanwhile, firefighters in arizona making headway against that massive wildfire that's already consumed some 700 square miles. they have contained roughly 10% of it, allowing 7,000 people back into their homes. although the air quality is still too dangerous for young children and the elderly. >>> and e street band saxophonist clarence clemons has suffered a stroke. 69-year-old clemons, a fixture at brees springsteen's side for nearly four decades is said to be seriously ill today. just last month he performed with lady gaga on the "american idol" finale. >>> finally, just as i thought, deep on the inside -- a bowl of crow with some humble pie to boot. kudos to the ever-humble, ever-gracious, robin roberts. who said it would happen. and, in fact, it did. dallas mavericks are champions at long last, led by mvp dirk nowitzki. dallas took their talents to south beach and got it done. 15-95. nowitzki, the league's first european-born finals mvp, hoisting the trophy. mavs owne

the south korean military says the troop stopped it after mistaking it for a north korean plane. they fired the rifle at the azeana airline which had more that 100 passengers onboard. thiness den comes amid high tensions between north and south korea. we will bring you more on that when we get it. back to one of our main stories, government forces in syria are reported to have shot dead 16 people after a demonstration against the rule of president assad. across the country thousands have joined in anti-government rallies. 10,000 people are estimated to have fled the violence taking refuge on the border with neighboring turkey. journalists are banned from syria. but matthew price has crossed into the country and has a special report. >> we took the route the smugglers used, winding through the olive groves and down the hillside to avoid the border patrols. after an hour's hike, we were inside syria. this is how some 10,000 now live here stranded along the border, too scared of their own army to return home. in one tent sat fatmak kabichi, frail. i came here because of the violence

navy recently forced a north korean ship suspected of carrying missile technology to myanmar to return home. it happened two weeks ago, resulting in a standoff at sea for several days. following diplomatic pressure from washington and asian nations, the ship turned around. >>> although arizona's massive wildfire is only 6% contained, it has burned 700 square miles, fire crews now say they're finally turning the corner in their fight with the inferno. >>> christchurch, new zealand, has been rocked by another wave of earthquakes, including a 6.0. two people were safely pulled from the rubble of one building. this comes almost four months after a magnitude 6.3 earthquake killed 181 people. >>> and this weekend there was a horrific crash at france's famed 24-hour le mans race. remarkably, the english driver involved walked away. unharmed. nearby photographers hit by debris suffered just minor injured. hard to believe looking there. now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,951, after dropping 172 points on friday. the s&p slid 18 points. the nas

naval vessel in march 2010 were initiated by north korean leader kim jong-il's heir-apparent and son kim jong-un. the south korean government is concerned that kim jong-un may ig interior china's warning and launch a new offensive to gear up for the succession of power. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton says the philippines can count on the united states for maritime defense support. there are concerns about growing tensions between southeast asian nations and china over territorial disputes in the south china sea. clinton spoke on thursday in washington following the meeting with philippine foreign secretary del rosario, whose remarks follow an incident in the south china sea in march. the fill peian government says chinese warships interfered with one of the country's exploration ships near some disputed islands. >> we certainly wish to do what we can to support the philippines in their desires for external support for maritime defense. >> clinton said the u.s. will aim to provide the philippines with affordable material and equipment. she argued the territorial disputes in the

i think in general the transit networks need modernization a good example of that is also the north korean project which is now for its first stage nearing completion to great success which will also ensure stable long term supply so a modern system and on the modern management all i can say about the ukraine situation is that it is clear that all the partners in the south stream project have collectively. agreed that. this is obvious from the actions they are taking now that it would not be wise to and tiredly rely on the ukraine for transit for the kind of volumes that have been going through there so far so. what that sums up to is really the ukraine will likely continue to play a role in transit to europe but we will also have a modern. day. and well managed transit system in the former south stream. which implies that there is going to be additional security of supply or for europe. or the south stream promises to to to pump up to sixty three billion cubic meters of gas three years do you already know the source is going to get the gas to fill the pipe. the market did the end to the s

passenger jet after mistaking it for a north korean military plane they supported a shorter asiana airlines plane which had more than one hundred passengers on board the aircraft was undamaged as the latest incident highlights going tension on the border between the two koreas. libya's prime minister says his government has held talks with the rebels something they deny they also accuse nato of escalating violence in the country and it fresh air raids are reports of five explosions in tripoli thousands of colonel gadhafi supporters staged a rally in the capital used to be one of the biggest since the winter peroration began. attempts to decontaminate water at japan's fukushima nuclear plant have been stopped radiation levels or the safety of its its feared the water inside the earthquake and tsunami damage to the city could spread radiation to the surrounding vironment. last known machine a region that's been hit by two strong tremors. now we continue our journey to the coldest continent on earth untaught except you know magine that dealing with a fierce climate these little time for religi

south korean soldiers a passenger jets after mistaking it for a north korean military plane in support of the shorter asiana airlines plane which had one hundred passengers on board no harm was done to the aircraft it's instant highlighting ongoing tension on the border between the two koreas. libya's prime minister says his government has helped talks with rebels is a good night for those who accuse nato of escalating violence in the country fresh air raids. on the explosions of tripoli thousands of colonel gadhafi supporters stage them grabbing the biggest system. gratian together. and huge wave of flooding in china has killed more than a hundred people at least half a little novelists of the central and southern areas of the country are only state of alert troops then units of the aid efforts being acceptable the worst in fifteen years was caused by tarantula rains the weather forecasters continue for another week. we continue our journey to the coldest continent on earth on talk to get you magine that dealing with the fierce climate there the snow from todd from religion. from some

new york times reports that an american warship faced off on north korean ship suspected of carrying missiles. and forced it to turn back. it was the uss mccampbell encountered the ship. believed to be on its way to e myanm myanmar. last year, a similar shipment made it to myanmar before the u.s. could react. >>> panic residents of chri christchurch. a series of aftershocks, christchurch is still reeling from a quake. it destroyed at least one building. >>> this morning, flights between new zealand and southern australia have been grounded. stranding thousands. a volcano in chile is being the ash cloud from the volcano is also disrupting air travel in argentina. in chile, they're worried about the possibility of deadly landslides. following the volcano's eruption that began in june 4th. >>> firefighters are still gaining ground in the wildfire. thousands of people who fled the flames, spent their first night back home. clayton sandell has more now from springerville, arizona. >> reporter: this fire that has blackened several thousands square miles with lightning speed is slowly. >> w

navy intercepted a north korean cargo ship bound for myanmar. the "new york times" reported the ship was suspected of carrying illegal missile technology. it was stopped by a navy destroyer may 26th south of shanghai. the navy wanted to board the ship but was refused. the ship was forced to return to its home port. >>> in new zealand, a pair of earthquakes rocked the devastated city of christchurch. the quakes hit yesterday afternoon, the strongest measures a 6.0 magnitude. buildings rocked and some collapsed. thousands of aftershocks have hit christchurch since the february quake that killed 181 people. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" some nervous investors on wall street, and a solid day at the movies for steven spielberg. ashley morrison is here with more. good morning to you. >> a mixed day on asian markets with increased concern about the u.s. economy. tokyo's nikkei fell almost 1%. the hang seng edged up a fraction. today on wall street the dow jones opens below 12,000 for the first time since march. last week the blue chips got hit hard. the

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around the world south korean soldiers have fired at the passenger jet after mistaking it for a north korean military plane it's reported they shot at an asiana airlines plane which have more than one hundred passengers on board the aircraft was undamaged though it's the latest incident highlighting young going tension on the border between the two koreas. tam's to decontaminate water at japan's fukushima nuclear plant have been holding after radiation levels soared above safety limits its fear the water inside the earthquake and tsunami damage facility could spread further radiation into the surrounding environment meanwhile an international atomic agency report has criticised japan for failing to implement essential safety principles in the wake of the disaster. previous prime minister says he's government has telecom with rebel something to die he also accused. violence in the country and that fresh air raids which saw the reports of five explosions in tripoli thousands of her own cut off his supporters have staged a rally in the capital believed to be one of the biggest since the militar