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As i believe the president secretary did not do, i think it just keeps it going and it's a big issue and it should be a big issue in this country and an important issue to discuss for all of us. >> nia, what do you have to say to her response about this is aing that, look, protesters should speak out against officers protecting them if their issue is with police violence and not speak out against the flag? >> well, i don't remember any of these protesters speaking out against the flag, right in the this idea that they're protesting the flag, i mhadn't - hadn't realized that is what they're doi...

In north korea. the nation still struggles to feed its own people. limited farmland and aing is drought could put millions at risk. the united nations world food progr program estimates 18 million koreans don't have a civil diverse diet. they survive on basic staples, rice, basic porridge called kim chi. this handful of farmers seems to be putting on a demonstration for our benefit. after they finish, tried to asked them some questions. most of the group is camera shy but this woman has plenty to say. >> translator: the thing i am fond of is for us farmers it's the land, just taking care of

>> you hang in there. [inaudible] >> mr. president, what is your message to all the people impacted by the hurricane? >> we love the people of florida. they went through something that i guess the likes of which nobody has seen before. they have never seen aing is like this. it came in at a five. you look at what happened with the keys. we love these people and we will be back and the job that everybody has done in terms of first responders and everybody has been incredible. by the way that includes the people that live here. you see the people immediately getting back to work to fix up their ...

Sure our loved ones are safe. i mean this is serious. and we hear about these hurricanes happening in other coastal communities, but i don't think we truly knew the magnitude of it until you're actually in it and you get home and all of your stuff is just gone, your home is gone. and those are just things. we're happy to be safe, we're happy to be alive, but this is obviously going to be a lot of rebuilding and i'm scared right now for what is to come, but i'll tell you that our community is being very supportive and everybody isn't with aing to help. and so that is reassuring. but we're defin...

>> and share rivarpaio said thar seeing it as a political witch hunt. does he know the judge who order him stop is by president bush? >> the judge was in the criminal contempt trial which is a separate thing. he was a clint appointee. and i won't say that is what colored her opinion, but i think it was more an issue of the court trying to vindicate the court at the expense of the truth. >> easy aing it was about politics though you're telling me that politics were part of the pardon as well? so can you have it both ways? >> you can. you know what, i think it's a fitting thing, really is. this ...