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It wasn't an explosive device. we're speculating. anything is up for grabs. >> we don't know. thank you so much. next, teens, love their social media. but we know a new study has some surprising numbers about how much time the younger folks are spending staring at the screen. we'll look at that what means and get the perspective from a teen hums who started his own youtube show. and he's the new speakerover the house and one of paul ryan's first orders of business is taking down the portrait of one of his predecessors and fumigating his new office. we'll let him explain, coming up. the pro...

tearful broadcaster broke the news last night on north korea's state-run tv. she reported that the 69-year-old died of a heart attack on saturday. he was a reclusive dictator who starved his own people while building a nuclear weapons nation. bill richardson who has traveled to north korea many times points to several major concerns now. >> the peninsula is a tinderbox. this we knew was coming because of the health of kim jong il. the issue is going to be will there be stability in the north korean leadership. will they continue the recent efforts of engaging south korea and the unit...

a handful of people who's been into north korea and very familiar with the region. >> i am and i have to say quite a shock. he had been sick since 2008 officially. had suffer add stroke there, but i think it came to a shock to a lot of people including south korea and we do begin with this breaking news thinking morning. some hope, some fear and lots of uncertainty. people are reacting worldwide to the death of north korean dictator kim jong-il. his 17-year reign of power is over. >> this came late last night on north korea television. delivered by a weak tv anchor having trouble kee...

incredible pictures oust philippines. entire villages may have been wipe out by flash floods caused by a tropical storm. just look at the force of that storm. more than 400 people are confirmed dead now. hundreds more are missing. an estimated 100,000 people have been displaced. you can see them walking in the water in. according to witnesses, residents were in their beds when the deluge struck and water rose so quickly, people had to scrumble on to their roofs to keep from being swept away. cnn spoke with the philippines red cross about the disaster. here it is. >> this is one quick...