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Province. earlier, we heard stories from north korea about people who are starving to death because food is so scarce. our correspondent reports on how state crackdowns are making it even harderfor people to survive. refused animations and actors to protect those who have spoken the bbc. this is the worlds most tyrannical state, its supreme leader rules by terror, but kim jong—un state, its supreme leader rules by terror, but kimjong—un is tightening his grip. pushing his people to their lim...

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Change in the u.s. supreme court in half a century. thats because kennedy has often been the most influential justice casting the deciding vote. >> this was anthony kennedys court because you couldnt get a major issue decided without his vote almost without exception if it was a critical hot button issue it was up to him. >> justice kennedy hand delivered this to the white house calling it a respectful and formal notification that he intends to retire july 31st. although ronald reagan put him on...