and i think kim wanted that. i think she saw that as exciting. >> all right, you won't be in the movie, it's all kimberly. >> when you were a little girl, what did you envision your life to be? >> oh my gosh. i mean, i always loved fashion. and i had a job at 16 at like a kids' clothing store and at a woman's choating store. i also worked at my dad's office. so i always loved being busy. >> did you at any point when you were young think about fame, wanting to be famous? >> i didn't think specifically about being famous, but i remember the show "the real world." >> this is the true story. >> seven strangers picked to live in a loft. >> when it came out, i was obsessed with it and it was the first reality tv show. and i remember telling my best friend, when we're 18, we have to make an audition tape, we have to be on "the real world." and i just felt like that's what i wanted to do and where i wanted to be. and i said that at like 10 years old. >> what was it about the show that made made you feel that way? >> i ju

kim? >> paula, the tactical missile, the icbm test, the underground test, all of this has got the white house's attention, which might have been part of the point here. but some analysts suggest these ramped up tests are a result of the u.s. deprioritizing north korea. any truth to that, do you think? >> well, certainly one of the things we should consider is the fact that the world's attention and the u.s. attention is elsewhere. clearly with russia's invasion of ukraine. and many observers and experts have spoken to say this could be a more favorable environment for kim jong-un to test his weapons capabilities and his missiles, than the whole ten years he has been in power. january you saw a record number of missile launches. and since the war has started as well, you have seen this icbm launch, whether or not it was the most recent icbm type that north korea claims it was or previous type. but it does appear as though north korea is going to take advantage of the fact that there isn't m

kim, brad and jill have been shot. i slip down in a sitting position and i cried, i can believe it. >> on lockhart road, the sound of sirens followed by flashing lights. a homicide investigation was beginning. and david's friends and former colleagues at the end indiana state police would be on the front line. >> coming up -- >> something strange at the crime scene. kim's shoes placed neatly on top of the bronco. what could that mean? when dateline continues. >> a mother, son and daughter, gunned down in the garage of a family home in a quiet indiana county. the two kids never made it out of the back seat of the bronco. who murdered them? the answer to that question would be the responsibility of the investigators. the indiana state police and the floyd county prosecutor, in southern indiana, stan.-- he got the call at ten or 10:30 that night. >> did someone on the phone tell you it's bad? >> it was horrible. >> faith knew immediately that the case would be big. he got to the crime scene immediately. the first thing th

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," russia issues an ultimatum as ukraine's president warns of inhuman conditions in mariupol. we're live in lviv with the latest. plus north korea flexes its military capabilities with another missile test after a holiday parade remarkable for what it lacked. and ahead pope francis' easter sunday blessing. >>> ukrainian officials for the besieged city of mariupol are refusing russia's demands to surrender. russian troops are now in control across much of the city, and they earlier issued an ultimatum for all remaining ukrainian forces to lay down their weapons and leave by 1:00 p.m. local time. that's about an hour from now. on saturday zelenskyy warned the city was in the grips of a humanitarian crisis. here he is. >> translator: the situation in mariupol remains as severe as possible, just inhuman. this is what the russian federation did, deliberately did, and deliberately continues to destroy cities. russia is deliberately trying to destroy everyone who is the

the soldiers swarm around kim's car to show their appreciation. the scenes appear designed to spread optimism at a time when many north koreans are facing acute shortages of food. and in some cases, even starvation. with information so tightly controlled and choreographed, it's hard for international groups to ascertain the true scale of the problem. or to what extent north korea is still able to grow crops and feed its people. this is only with young young also frequently accuses the west of exaggerating its problems . but early in february, the countries rob stamp parliament appeared to acknowledge the severity of the crisis. they promised to increase food production and normalize russians. the people hold you don't you? when the speaker said the problems were also created by the pandemic and international sanctions imposed because of the weapons program and the closure of the board in early 2020 to the countries economic lifeline g. china, which it takes you, you turn is really good. yet the regimes main preoccupation seems to be to continue to

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the late kim il-sung. the show in the sky followed an extravagant parade on the ground. friday, kim and his top aides, including sister kim yo jon, watched performers pass by. no tanks, missiles or other military hardware as showcased in the past. this latest launch not entirely unexpected by experts after the country conducted a powerful intercontinental ballistic missile test in march. though some experts now question north korea's claim the launch in march was a new missile, saying it was actually an older model. the pentagon has also expressed concern pyongyang is preparing for a possible underground nuclear test for the first time since 2017. in a new year's speech, kim praised military advances but mainly spoke about domestic issues like food shortages made worse bet country's self-isolation during the covid-19 pandemic. last month the united nations warned more than 40% of north koreans are food insecure. the new launch, an old tactic by the rogue nation, trying to deflect from the problems that hav

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paul: should there be a special counsel, kim? >> i'm not a big fan of special counsels, and right now we're just not sure that the current prosecutors aren't doing their jobs. paul: all right. we have to take one more break. when we come back, hits and misses of the week. ♪ ♪ u choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. when you find that perfect pair, nothin' can stop your shine. because when you feel fly, you look fly. um jamie? i'm pretty sure that was my line. get two pairs of privé revaux plus a free exam for $89.95. book your exam online today. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowere

-- kim jong-un? — that military parade? -- kim jong-un? first, _ that military parade? -- kim jong-un? first, it— that military parade? -- kim jong-un? first, it was - jong—un? first, it was announced after the day of the sun on the 15th of april, followed by the 19th anniversary of the military foundation in april, so kim jong—un had to send a strong message to his people on this special day. the second, also kim and's strong message was in response to the latest south korean president's earlier mention of the preemptive strike against pyongyang, and lastly it was also get the attention from the international community, especially the biden administration, whose eyes are all on ukraine.— all on ukraine. yeah, exactly. in terms _ all on ukraine. yeah, exactly. in terms of— all on ukraine. yeah, exactly. in terms of the _ all on ukraine. yeah, exactly. in terms of the fact _ all on ukraine. yeah, exactly. in terms of the fact that - all on ukraine. yeah, exactly. in terms of the fact that the l in terms of the fact that the west is now preoccupied with that war

boyfriend, pete davidson. >> kim, is this the first time you kissed pete? >> yes, that is. actually, for valentine's day, he got me the rug and the full outfit. >> he did? >> and the genie lamp. >> and yes, the girls have a group chat to help coordinate for press appearances. >> i'll check my phone and there's like 200 messages from 20 minutes of a chat. depending on how it's going off. >> so if that's not enough kardashian content for you, "the kardashians," the show, premieres one week from today, thursday april 14th, on hulu. >> it is very interesting to see their journey and the fact that they've become household names, and all of this started 14 years ago, maybe more. >> decade and a half. kris talked about the journey and watching them grow up and they're all their own person now and so many with successful businesses. it's an empire. >> and robin roberts asking tough questions there of kim especially in wake of what's happening with kanye and the kids. >> yes. >> an interview you do not want to miss. ing with kanye and the kids. kids. >> yes. (soft p

believe what kim jong un wants to do is test the low yield nuclear weapon. so underground test could be imminent. some said next few months, but really not certain when. we know for a fact from officials in south korea and u.s., also from satellite imagery assessed by experts, there is activity at their main nuclear site where they've been carrying out previous nuclear tests. there has been runoff by one of the tunnels, suggesting they're digging down again. did have a show of destroying the entrances to the tunnels in 2018 to foreign media including cnn but didn't destroy them completely if they believe they can do the tests again. assessment from officials is it's matter of when rather than if, although could be a lower yield, smaller explosion than the last nuclear test in 2017, tremors from that were felt in south korea and neighboring china. michael. >> paula, good to have you there. paula hancocks in seoul for us. >>> she was wounded, orphaned and taken by russian soldiers, now in a russian-controlled hospital and surviving relatives fear they'll never

i am kim brunhuber. just ahead -- >> early on in the war ukrainian troops refusing to surrender, and telling moscow where to go. >> i was in the kitchen and it started, she says. her home is now in ruins. >> i think we all have been seeing the pictures and reading the reports regarding the devastation, the human costs both to property and most importantly to civilians, men, women and children. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> just a few days ago the warship was the crown jewel of russia, and now the guided cruisers sunk the ship by the ukrainian military. the u.s. and western intelligence believes ukraine's claims are credible. ukraine's national security adviser warns the strike on the moss bough is just the start. >> this is a big blow to the black sea fleet. this is a cruiser, a capable warship with almost 500 sailors onboard and a key part of their efforts to execute some sort of navel dominance in the black sea. >> meanwhile russia is preparing for a major offensive to capture the donbas region addi

last month, gentlemen are for more on this from sir ollie's young men, kim. she's lead correspondent for n k news dot org, a news portal that reports exclusively on north korea. johnson. it's been called her tactical guided weapon. what more can you tell us about the threat that this poses? so the main issue was that they framed this as tactical, not strategic. and when they say tactical, you the technical guided weapon, they said that this is actually for deployment for usage. and i think this is important. parsing this with how the rolled on shim and the state newspaper report it on what kim jung and report at least said when guiding the guiding the missile test. it seems that they, it seems that kim jong then talked about how this will be helping the countries nuclear combat forces and, and considering how, according to the south korean j. c. s. this has a very low altitude and shorter range. this could serve as a immediate threat to neighbors, not just the united states, as we usually think about when we hear a tactical guided weapon or tactical nuclear w

i'm kim brunhuber. i want to get straight to our breaking news. ukrainian forces are capitalizing on recent battlefield successes, as more russian troops pull out of northern ukraine. ukraine's deputy defense minister on saturday declared the northern kyiv region liberated, but there are reports of increased shelling and missile strikes in the south. ukrainian officials in the port of odesa say several russian missiles were fired on the city early this morning, striking critical infrastructure. a cnn team there reports a fuel depot is on fire, and we just want to warn you now, these next pictures are graphic. the true horror of the russian invasion is on full display in the town of bucha, a northern suburb of kyiv. journalists report at least 20 people dead in the streets and all were wearing civilian clothes. u.s. intelligence now suggests that moscow has set a goal of controlling the eastern region of donbas by early may. may 9th is when the soviet defeat of the nazis is celebrated each year in moscow

kim bailey, thank you for our case. kim bailey, thank you for your time _ case. kim bailey, thank you for your time and _ case. kim bailey, thank you for your time and let's _ case. kim bailey, thank you for your time and let's hope i case. kim bailey, thank you for your time and let's hope it i your time and let's hope it goes well tomorrow. a quick look at the markets tomorrow, asian markets faring 0k. and we have seen a little move on wall street as a result of those comments we heard from the federal reserve vis—a—vis the interest rate path for that economy over the next few months and years. do join economy over the next few months and years. dojoin me for more headlines coming up in about five minutes' time and for viewers on bbc one, breakfast very shortly. 0ur weather's going to be pretty settled over the next few days. it's fairly quiet out there right now and not much change on the way for friday. one thing that we will notice is that cool breeze strengthening day by day, particularly noticeable on the north sea coast, and this often happens when we

kim called the anchor a national treasure and citing her 50 years behind the microphone. people know her for reporting on some of the most important moments in the nation's history. these include nuclear tests and the death of the current leader's father and predecessor, kim jong il. >>> as north korea continues to mark on april 15th 110 years since the birth of founder kim ill song, it does so at a time of turbulence in the reasonable, amid multiple missile launches bit north, south korea is set for a political course change with president-elect yoon to take office next month. nhk world sat down with an expert to get an insight on the future prospects for the korean peninsula. >> i'm pretty sure they'll be doing something to show to the world their military prowess and another objective is to impart the message that we may be poor, but we are a very, very strong country, so you should be proud of that. so i think there is also a domestic consideration. one thing for sure is that north korea will do something to impart a strong and stern message to the united states that

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i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," a russian general says the kremlin's goal is to take, quote, full control of the southern ukraine. a look at why that region is significant, coming up in a live report from lviv. >>> plus, we're live in paris, where french voters prepare to decide on their next president. >>> russia's military now confirms its objective in ukraine is to take full control of the black sea coast. and establish a land bridge between russia and crimea. ukraine's president warns if that happens, russia's aggression will spread to other countries. mariupol officials say an evacuation column will be attempted again today. it's supposed to get under way right about now. an estimated 100,000 civilians are still inside the battered city. as ukraine's orthodox christians celebrate easter this weekend, ukraine's president he is hopeful against prevailing against russia, here he is. >> translator: the 58th day of our defense is coming to an end. it ends on good friday, one of the most sorr

let's bring in our panel also journal columnist dan henninger and kim stossel in jason riley. so dan, i guess the argument hear from the senator is we've got to pass this to mobilize our voters, when you think about that argument? >> i can't say i think too much of it she is arguing for more of the same. what they have been doing so far as cap the president's approval rating down around 40%. democratic approval is around 40 and the harris poll you're just talking about. republicans are about 50% approval process i do not see were spending more is going to do much to help them. elizabeth warren is basically talking about animating the progressive base the left wing of the democratic party getting them excited giving them something to vote about. by and large that means college students. college students typically do not vote in midterm elections. i think most of them are preoccupied with getting their lives back together after the pandemic for the other element i would cite is the absence of donald trump. for four years the democratic party almost loaded up everything on anti-

kim jong-un saying he plans to continue in this direction. north korea has always said it has nuclear weapons for one goal, to prevent war, to prevent it from being attacked, a deterrent. but what he said last night, north korea would not be afraid to move away from this primary purpose to a secondary purpose, suggesting he would use nuclear weapons to annihilate, destroy, any military that threatens or provoked north korea. this is what we have seen north korea say more recently, that they want to develop tactical nuclear weapons for the battlefield. the suggestion they are thinking about a nuclear deterrent not just as a deterrent, but something that could be offensively used, it comes from the fear the north korean regime has it may be attacked by another country who would seek to destroy its nuclear weapons before they have a chance to use them, what we call a preemptive strike. this is kim jong-un's way of saying they would not be afraid to use nuclear weapons on another army if this would happen. laura: that was jean mackenzie reporting

to mark the 110th birthday of the country's founder and kim's grandfather. the show in the sky followed an extravagant parade on the ground. on friday his top aides including his sister watched columns of performers pass by. this latest launch not entirely unexpected by experts after the country conducted a powerful intercontinental ballistic missile test in march, though some experts now question north korea's claim the launch in march was a new missile saying it was actually an older model. the pentagon has also expressed concern pyeongyang is preparing for a possible underground nuclear test for the first time since 2017. in a new year's speech kim praised military advances but mainly spoke about domestic issues like food shortages which have been made worse by the country's self-isolation during the covid-19 pandemic. last month the unite nations warned more than 40% of north koreans are food insecure. the new launch, an old tactic by the rogue nation trying to deflect from the problems that have persisted in the country even before kim came to power. an

i'm kim brunhuber. i want to get straight to our breaking news. the russian military just announced launched an air strike on an oil refinery in central ukraine that russia says is being used to refuel ukrainian forces. it happened on a city miles east of eve. the facility was attacked by three russian aircraft and caused a fire around 6:00 a.m. local time. russia said it struck military fields using high precise air based missiles. meanwhile, ukrainian troops have been seizing air forces. russian artillery have abandoned their condition position at a key base near kyiv. the kremlin now appears to be pivoting the russian forces to the east and south, while keeping up shelling and missile strikes in many other places. we have disturbing video out of one of those recently recaptured towns. have a look here. this is bucha, northern kyiv suburb, a few miles from the now abandoned airfield. ukrainian forces regained control of the town. encountered gruesome images of dead bodies lying where they fellow. the

and also been the tenth anniversary of kim jong un becoming party leader. that's significant as well. coming up potentially early as this week, don't have the exact details from u.s. military at that point but will be joint military drills between the u.s. and south korea, that's historically always annoyed pyongyang, and they've had a reaction to that. exercises have been less in recent years, even canceled by former president donald trump, but this is a time tensions are going to be higher as well because many factors, something that north korea is always focusing on, is the birth date of founder. but any anniversary that ends in 0 or 5 in north korea's mind is far more significant. was always going to be busy time of the year for them. >> paula hancocks in seoul. our thanks. >>> railways have been a life line for millions fleeing russian attacks in ukraine. we'll be hearing from doctor treating life-threatening injuries on board a train. you're watching cnn "newsroom." meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to

>> yets, you are right, kim. first of all, emmanuel macron, incumbent, refused to debate in the first round. so once they moved to the runoff stage, of course, all the attention was going to shift to that particular opportunity. and i think ultimately, well aware of the fact that any kind of a televised appearance with marine le pen was ultimately going to be a referendum on his five-year presidency. and he came out fighting to defend that record. and by doing so, and pointed oh ut his presidential, um, criteria. and in so doing, marine le pen who has struggled in the thee elections she has fought to twins convince the french electorate that she could take over and provide a genuine alternative and what emmanuel macron kept atalking her on, ultimately you end up with fear mongering, kind of alternative narrative of the french nation. and he was ultimately able to deliver a fairly strong punch when he pointed out that it is, in fact, her that people should be afraid of. and so, i think to that extent, and the fact

neil: kim, last. charles: kim, last year, the big buzz phase was barbell. charles, i am doing barbell approach. it was too nebulous in my mind. i didn't understand. it left too many things open now i'm hearing quality, right? the question how does someone measure quality? what are the metrics you use to side what's quality as we hide out during this tough time? >> sure, i think they're going to still hate quality because it is in the eye of the beholder. i'm a garp investor. that means growth at a reasonable price and what i really want really strong companies, quality companies. to me that means extremely strong balance sheets competent management, and a track record of being able to delay customers with product. that is really hard if you're a broke investor, you look at my list, go, i want to have a large total addressable market. so again, quality will be the barbell of 2022. eye of the beholder. charles: certainly is. dr, i want to find out what changes you're making in your portfolio. you like to stay ahead of the curve with respect to inflation and m

of his grandfather, kim il sung. the annual celebration his hold the day of the sun and his north korea's biggest annual public holiday, kim il sung, who died in 1994 founded the authoritarian regime. demonstrators in the us state of michigan took to the streets on friday to protest against the police, killing of an unarmed black man, patrick leo, r. a 26 year old kong elise refugee was killed during a routine traffic stop after he struggled with an officer over a stun gun. the united states says it's deeply concerned of islands between palestinian protesters and israel. the security forces in jerusalem. the west state department called him both sides to exercise restraint. more than 150 palestinians were injured and fridays clashes tensions a high after a series of attacks by palestinian militants and israel and israel security operations against palestinians which have led to dozens of death recently, o violence at a time when religious leaders usually called for peace. thousands of muslims gathered at the alex a m

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kim dressed in a white military suit. also delivered a speech not only saying that north korea would continue to strengthen and develop its nuclear force, but that north korea's armed forces are fully prepared for any fight. kim's comments and last night's parade took place as south korea welcomes a new president who takes office early next month. the president-elect has pledged a hard line against north korea which he calls the main enemy of south korea. in the past these parades have been used to unveil updates to its missile arsenal and it is reported that the longest icb machi met launches were part of that celebration. unclear every piece of military hardware that was displayed, but watchers expect that the parade also featured weapons from kim jung-un's wish list including hypersonic drive vehicles, underwater launch nuclear weapons and a 15,000 kilometer intercontinental ballistic missile. they have either been tested or are in the process of being developed. so far this year pyongyang has conducted about a dozen w

i want you to tell chairman kim that you want to come see them. so i left. we communicated with them. i came back and said we had a good conversation and that we would talk to them again tomorrow and what would he like me to say. he said tell them that you want to come see them and i want to come see them, and i want to do it in that order. "roger, mr. president. i'll go first." we set up a process, which changed north korea's politics -- policies. they fired the longest missile they have ever fired two weeks ago. i fear they will go back and conduct nuclear testing, too. while they were not ultimately successful, we had good work and amazing leadership by president trump. [applause] on the second trip, i told chairman kim at 4:30 in the afternoon, it is my expectation and the president of the united states' expectation that when i leave here, there will be three more americans on my airplane then when i landed. you will recall that auto warm beer -- otto warmbier returned only to die as a consequence of his treatment at the hands of the north koreans. the c

. >>> i am kim brunhuber at cnn world headquarters in atlanta. biden administration fighting pack against decision to end mask mandates on public transportation. >>> day 57 of russia's invasion of ukraine and we begin with a bleak assessment from the luhansk military governor who says no town is safe, russian troops are destroying everything in their path. the government says 80% of the luhansk region is under russian control as they push on with this new offensive to push all the donbas in the east. u.s. defense officials tell cnn russia has added 17 battalion tactical groups so far until the past week but so far, russian forces have not nad any territorial gains since the donbas offensive began. trying again in the coming hours in the besieged port sea of mariupol. deputy prime minister reports a humanitarian corridor did not work on wednesday. russian forces were not able to a proper cease-fire. and president volodymyr zelenskyy says his forces do not have the heavy weapons neededto defend the city. >> translator: according to our information,

kim are you on the line? >> can you hear me. >> yes. >> i don't believe we are reimbursed. >> you have any idea what it costs per hour city of department of real estate and the airport to do all of the staff work in accepting the easement as well as the other associated costs including not limited to working through the board of supervisors? >> i do not have an eggsty mat of that cost. i realize it takes staff time. >> relative to the project there may be 10,000 square foot homes in san francisco. i didn't realize san mateo had 10,000-foot family homes. if we did not accept the easement they would have the right to sue over noise, is that what it amounts to? >> it is up to the aluc condition of approval. they have to ask for the easement. i am not sure what would happen if we did not grant the easement. mr. kim. >> they are granting the easement. we are accepting. >> we have to accept they are giving us the easement. aluc conditioned approval. is it not in confirmty what happened in that situation? >> if we d

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paul: kim, what about the presidents energy proposal this week? he is announcing a million barrels a day of oil released from the petroleum reserve is not going to make any difference to oil prices? >> no. it is a dodge ruby saw this that market barely reacted to that because it is a drop in the bucket so to say. but this is a way again of dodging, having to do we really need to donate long-term what obviously a lot of republicans are calling for in which the polls show americans are all in favor of which is drilling for more traditional fossil fuel in particular natural gas. this administration it has completely shut down almost all of that new exploration. they don't want to go there because of the climate agenda the new gop realities this is what we need for several energy security. and to deal longer-term with prices the strategic petroleum reserve is not the answer. >> okay thanks camper it still had present biden announces the biggest ever release from the strategic petroleum reserve. weighs in on how russia's war in ukraine has exploded the

i'm kim brunhuber. i want to get straight to our breaking news. ukraine's fighters appear to be picking up momental retaking towns lost in the early days of the russian invasion. the first five weeks have been unexpectly costly for russia. russian armor and artillery abandoned their positions in key air base in kyiv. the kremlin now appears to be pivoting forces to the east and south while still keeping up shelling and missile strikes in other places. we have disturbing video out of one of those recently captured towns. ukrainian forces regain control of the town. they encountered gruesome images of dead bodies lying where they fell. the u.s. on friday announced another $300 million of military assistance to ukraine. and even with that helpia crane's president says he expects tough fighting in the days ahead. here he is. >> reporter: in the east of our country the situation remains difficult. the russian militaries are being accumulated in donbas in the kharkiv direction. they're preparing for powerful blows. we're preparing for even more contacti

on monday, the country's leader kim jong—un gave a defiant speech at a military parade, vowing to ramp up the country's nuclear arsenal. at that same parade, there were banned weapons on display, and in march, north korea tested its largest—known intercontinental ballistic missile, for the first time since 2017. jay song — associate professor in korean studies at the university of melbourne — gave me her take on kim jong—un�*s speech about north korea's nuclear threat. i think it is all logical and timely. first, it was announced after the day of the sun on the 15th of april, followed by the 19th anniversary of the military foundation on 25th of april, so kimjong—un had to send a strong message to his own people on these special days. second, also his message was a response to the latest south korean president's besic of the punitive strike against pyongyang, and last week was also to get the attention from the international community, especially the biden administration, whose eyes are all on ukraine at the moment. yeah, exactly, i mean, in terms of the fact that the west

but we already know exactly what north korea and kim jong-un would like to be showing. >> kim jong-un knows what weapons and missiles systems he wants to perfect. and so do we because he has told us. in january last year, he gave one of the most detailed military reports in north korea's history according to state-run media. his five-year wish list. since then, he has been systematically working through it. >> the north koreans have really i think laid out an ambitious agenda for a military modernization. and it proves to be very credible. >> reporter: among the systems already at least partially tested according to pyongyang pyongyang, a hypersonic glide vehicle, which if perfected, could evade defense systems. it's a big if. only the u.s., russia and china currently have this capability. a military reconnaissance satellite. necessary, pyongyang says, to keep an eye on the u.s. and its allies. elements were tested earlier this year but the pentagon believes the space launch is a cover for a test of a new intercontinental-ballistic missile system. a 15,000-kilometer icbm. that's 9,300

. >> this is personally about morale though, kim. that's part of the reason the ukrainians want to champion this, right? >> yeah, this might not be a lot on the military front. though it does take an estimated quarter of the missiles off the battlefield or make them harder to fire and deny the russians that fire them from, but the fact that russia is having to put this on its state outlets, it's having to let its people know that it's taken some heavy costs in this war. now, they're probably going to blame it on maintenance. the ship was due for another series of refits back in 2016 that didn't happen. and soviet era ships are known for having a problem with their fire suppression systems. that was one of the things that needed overhauling. nonetheless, whether it's from lack of maintenance or a ukrainian rocket or missile, it's off the battlefield. the ukrainians can celebrate. the russians have to start scratching their head, wondering how is this going. in the meantime, every military official i speak to or hear from says, it's ta

like misha, like carla, like jocelyn, like jane kim. there's so many women -- like alexa, who used to work for 5m. there's so many women who helped make this happen, that you should see the strength of the women that helped make this right here? we're here, and we're going to continue to be here. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, rudy, and thank you to all of our speakers. we're looking forward to seeing all of you on thursday, march 3, at 4:00, for our larger grand opening celebration event. i'd like to call my fellow speakers up to the stage in order for our ceremonial ribbon cutting photo. if i could have my colleague jocelyn step up to the stage, and then moi and rudy. supervisor matt haney, as soon as he's done with the photo, and then, mayor london breed, as well. >> my son and i was living in my car. we was in and out of shelters in san francisco for almost about 3.5 years. i would take my son to school. we would use a public rest room just for him to brush his teeth and do a quick little wipe-off so it seemed he could take a s

also with us is cnn global affairs analyst kim dozier. it seems, kim, just -- i don't even know the adjective for it, that he would honor these atrocities in bucha, which let's remember, russia says are staged anyway. that somehow the ukrainians are staging their own deaths and the corpses on the ground, and so what is this message from putin? >> the message is to those troops about to prosecute the fight in eastern ukraine, whatever you heard from your fellow troops and commanders about what happened in bucha, you may do the same in eastern ukraine and you will be rewarded. it is chilling. we already knew that they were going to be doing some sort of what they call filtration of the men in the towns that they take over to see if any of them were fighters, but this is a green light to summary execution, torture, and indiscriminate shelling and bombing of areas with civilians living in them. >> with that context, general, let me bring to you what we heard from the russian foreign minister, sergey lavrov, that russia will use conventional w

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other news, north korea says it successfully testified a new type of tactical guided weapon lead to kim jung and watch the lawn shattered and disclose the occasion like him says he's preparing for a confrontation with the united states. 3 weeks ago, the country testified its biggest intercontinental ballistic missile. let's bring in, david said me, he's a senior associates at the center for strategic and international studies, which is a think tank based in washington, d. c. and joseph and false church in virginia. good. have you at this on the program again, mr. said nick, we just begin with how important this law chaise, considering regional neighbors really are jumping up and down with concern over young young's move. but for us, thank you very much for having me. and this is something to be concerned about. it comes in the context of north korea carrying out more missile launches over the past 3 months than it has said any period of time. and the last 5 or 6 years, including its largest ballistic missile launch a couple weeks ago, and up indications that it's reading up is nuclear w