kim min-su ("kim min soo") and ahn su-bin (on soo bin") escaped separately across the river to china. >> did you ever feel in danger? >> su-bin told us she had wanted to leave north korea ever since her father was swept up in a purge when she was 14. >> she said after her father disappeared, her family was exiled from pyongyang. >> the government only allowed us to speak to people that were approved by them. of the people you know, what is the general feeling among the population? >> in 2013, the united nations released a groundbreaking report on human rights abuses in north korea, concluding their abuses - including forced labor, deliberate starvation, torture, and the complete denial of the right to freedom of thought quote "have no parallel in the contemporary world" when he was only 9 years old, kang chol kwan said he was imprisoned at the yoduk political prison camp with his family. when he was released 10 years later, he escaped to the south >> so there are entire families kept in these places? >> 80 to 120,000 people are reported to be held in these camps on life sentences. the

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we'll be back in a few more minutes. >> kim: thank you. so the shift in the system means there is work to do before the snow false. brandon gunnoe is live in brockton with the preparations now under way. >> reporter: kim, take a look. salt pile is untouched but ton crew leaders are going to pretreat the roadways, transportation leaders when we're talking to them earlier they said compared to last year this is like a quiet day on the beach but say they're going to be ready. tomorrow during the morning commute we could see 1-2 inches of snow per hour, a big event from the evening commute a little more than 12 hours before. people to their points of destination in the morning, with that type of conditions, it can be problematic. so we're asking for people to use their head. leave plenty of time to get to where they need to be. >> reporter: transportation options say crews will come in overnight to pretreat roadways but if you can take the t. or the train. >> the a.m.commute is going to be problematic. >> reporter: some trains may run overnigh

. >> kim: more breaking news about the former mayor of boston. ray flynn, he was taken to the hospital after this car accident today in south boston. witnesses are saying mayor flynn drove right no a building -- no -- no -- into a building. >> reporter: he was not seriously injured but it happened across from where he lives. down this private driveway. we're told he drove his car into the basement part of a building there under a the people living in the structure tell us they can't stay there because their landlord says it's not safe. this was the scene earlier today. crews working on repairing a large hole on the side of department place in budget boston. ray flynn was in a car accident. he was not hurt but was taken to the hospital as a precaution. police captain tweeted out photos earlier today of a large hole in the brick wall the home. police who live there say the landlord told them they had to stay somewhere else because the accident may have damaged the stability of the building. flynn served as mayor of boston from 1984 to 1993. he was

kim's former bodyguard tells of beatings, starvation in north korean prison camp. north korea's prison camp is one of the most evil places on earth: home to 20,000. 20,000 people. under the rule of kim jong-un, north korea is one of the most harshly repressive countries in harshly repressive countries in >> north korea's one of the most repressed countrien

kim: this year's theme? body by bacon, sweating to the sizzle, which explains all the workout outfits. and it counters the world health organization's october report, saying processed meats cause cancer. bacon is one of those foods people seem to either like -- >> we love bacon! kim: or love enough to write a song about. marc: in western iowa, i was born and raised. in the kitchen, where i spent most of my days. making the bacon, it smells so nice. kim: that guy was pretty awesome. get this. there could be up to 30,000 people here today, between the wrestling tournament and bacon fest. todd? todd: got to love that rap. a disturbing trend is continuing here in iowa -- fewer farms. agriculture says the state lost 500 farms last year. however, they say that the ones that do remain are becoming larger. most of the loss was smaller farms, with sales of less than $10,000. iowa posted a total of 87,500 farms in 2015, with over 30 million acres in production. laura: iowa health officials are not releasing where in i

i'm ryan schulteis in for adam williams. >> kim: and i'm kim khazei. thanks so much for joining us tonight. building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" so capital one built something new - caf\s. where you can unwind with free wi-fi and banking advice, without all the mumbo jumbo. free checking accounts. no minimums, fees or gimmicks. and a top-rated banking app that lets you handle your financial needs... right here. that's banking reimagined. [ cheers and applause ]

odom was sitting right next to kim, next to kim was kloe and kiley. mom kris and north was there as it looked like reality show cameras captured everything and everybody listening to kanye rapping about who had sex first with kim. sources tell "e.t" that for his part, ray jay who dated kim about three years ago is cool with kanye's song. we're told that he reached out to ray jay's and said that the lyrics are just in fun. apparently the kardashians feel the samewe. >>> nauz broke that he was rushed from memphis l.a. after complications arose from a surgery. well now we have the latest on barry's health. that's barry on stage wednesday in tennessee shortly after the 72-year-old fell ill. he was immediately flown to los angeles. his reps tell "e.t" he was prior emergency oral surgeries. right now barry is okay, recovering after another surgery today and reps say for the next 48 hours, manil is being instructed not to talk, sing or rap. >> we h some incredible surprises. >> before news broke at his annual pregrammyevent, clyde remembers when manillo was

kim-il song, the founder of the kim regime. the kim family has done whatever it thought necessary to stay in power, including the use of criminal enterprise to raise revenues and engage in systematic human rights abuses against its own people. the legislation before us today requires the president to sanction anyone contributing to north korea's weapons program, money laundering activities and human rights abuses. it also requires sanctions on anyone helping north korea raise hard concurrence -- currency through the sale of minerals. in addition it requires sanctions on anyone engaging in activities that would threaten cybersecurity. perhaps most importantly, the legislation urges the administration to designate north korea as a jurisdiction of primary money laundering concern, a step that would block links between north korea and the u.s. banking system. this is a very powerful sanction. if someone is doing business with the kim regime, they should not be doing business with the united states banking system. we need to pass th

kim: it's modern-day mantra seems to be working. >> you'll find a shot of kim: you'll find chandeliers, oversized seating and an oversized phone booth with a direct line for pizza. on the top level of downtown's court center, amateur stock brokers are finding their best deals after 10:00 at the exchange. >> they have really interesting unique deal with all of the drinks going up and down in price, play the market. kim: when the so-called stock market drops, prices go with it. drink prices are unpredictable, but big crowds are guaranteed. >> definitely in the state of iowa, never seen something like this before. kim: this is pretty cool, young professionals have another option to check out as far as downtown des moines. the iowa tap room is opening up wednesday. it will have 120 iowa beers on tap. steve and stacey. stacey: kim, thank you. steve: kurtis, it looks like a nice way to stay warm. kurtis: it's going to be warm this weekend. get us out of here early. clouds are hanging around. temperatures are cold out there. 30 degrees, wind chill 23, the winds have settled down. it's a crips

the tonight show with jimmy fallon is next. >> kim: i'm kim khazei. please be careful out there, the wind advisory and winter chill, dear fellow citizen, i know how it feels to save for retirement and college - times two. i get that it can be overwhelming, because i' m living it. but i always tell people - saving' s not that complicated. you just have to work with what you have. if you have a question about saving, ask me. sincerely, alex payne. fellow dad and fellow citizen. [ cheers and applause ]

nancy chen, 7 news. >> kim: next on 7 long lost love. the internet brings together this couple after 70 years just in time for valentine's day. >> reporter: great reunion there. how about valentine's day forecast? cold. kidnapped and shot while delivering pizza. tonight he is talking about you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ >> ryan: a live look outside, beautiful out there but you can feel how cold it god today. from yesterday, i can't imagine what it's requesting saturday into sunday. >> kim: we have to be and j.r. >> reporter: the record sunday morning for boston is 3 below. i think we're going to tie it and perhaps we get even colder. unreal cold coming our way. we have a cold front moving through now that. is why we have the snow squalls and flurries. temperatures at this time are dropping through the teens and 20s. the city at 22 at this tim

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standing by in new york, i'm adam williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei. 7 news is here tomorrow with today in new england, and dress warmly, remember cold morning. have a terrific tomorrow. good night. realtime closed captioning building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" so capital one built something new - caf\s. where you can unwind with free wi-fi and banking advice, without all the mumbo jumbo. free checking accounts. no minimums, fees or gimmicks. and a top-rated banking app that lets you handle your financial needs... right here. that's banking reimagined. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from stage one at universal studios hollywood, in los angeles, california, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

kim: so it's the weekend, you're ready to go out. we'll take you out inside three des moines hot spots. the places to hang out. beautiful afternoon, and warmer highs today close to 50 degrees. the wind will be very light. the weekend is looking very good, with highs in the 50's and 60's. elizabeth: countless national surveys put des moines at the top of lists of best cities for young professionals. part of bringing that age group to our city is having a thriving nightlife. so, where are the young professionals going out to see and be seen? eric: kcci's kim st. onge went out on the town to find des moines' it places. kim: des moines is known for attracting young professionals from across the country. but when they get here, where do they go? the 20 and 30 something's are looking for a hip place with the right five that will not break the bank. friday night at 7:00 >> thank you for coming. thank you. cheers to you. kim: that's sakari. >> it's a great way to start the the food is light. the drinks are stiff. having sake bombs with the o

do you okay commissioner kim and i don't have a new items i was going to ask to rescind on the items. >> i'll move past this before we adjourn i'll ask you to make that motion no new items any public comment on item 10 seeing none, public comment is closed. and before we move to item 11 commissioner kim has a motion can you please state the motion commission. >> i'm sorry, i don't have the agenda nonresponsive me. >> what is that. >> item 5 and 678 or. >> no. >> i believe i missed another one mr. clerk confirm. >> 5 through 8 commissioner kim has made a motion to rescind - >> no. >> what's happening why are we rescinding the vote. >> if no second that's fine. >> second. >> a what's the motion. >> commissioner kim can you - >> i withdraw my motion. >> okay. so no motion on the floor. >> i'd like to rescind the vote just on well, actually we might as well 5 and 6. >> so can you articulate our motion just to be clear. >> just to rescind the vote on item 5 and 6. >> commissioner kim has rescind the vote seconded by changing and colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? we'll ta

north carolina health officials kim berly, r . >> kim: one of whom is already traveling in these regions. advertises their popular but not cancelling trips. allen mitchem, an independent agent. >> people should be aware of it. i don't know that people should be frightened. >> kim: he's talked with them by phone about precautions against zika. >> i have in the different countries coming up the coast of south america, i have land tours booked for them. the precautions, are one, have insect repellant. i think they get some repacking for the trip just to be able to have the skin protected. >> kim: long time asheville travel agent glen wilcox has run wilcox travel. the agency handles church travel nationwide. >> the group is going but one lady who is pregnant decided not to go. >> kim: the trip planned for march. wilcox said the woman canceled two weeks ago due to concerns. >> most of every place that we send people, to resorts and all, they spend enormous amount of money and have in the past. they will continue to keep the mosquitoes down. i understand that probably this is happening out in

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kim: bringing bogey aboard was the students' idea. efrah: it will help our students with a lot of things. it would help them with anxiety, and help them with reading. kim: they had to convince administrators having a dog at school is beneficial. drea: they had a lot of the questions that most people would probably have, when talking about bringing a dog to school. lisa: we've learned that test scores go up. we've learned that behavior improves. kim: the deal was, these fourth-graders had to come up with the money to care for bogey. so, they wrote letters to people in our community. avery: i am writing to ask for your support to raise enough money to keep our therapy dog happy and healthy. kim: while we were there, they >> we passed our goal! kim: chances are, this new kid will be welcomed with open arms. as far as figuring out who has to feed bogey, take him outside, and clean up an accidents, bocook says that's up the the fourth-graders. at clive learning academy, kim st. onge, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. steve: that is pretty c

commissioner kim? here >> commissioner mar chen's chang commissioner tang commissioner wiener commissioner yee commissioner yee? sorry >> commissioner yee present we have quorum. >> thank you very much item 2. >> item 2 chair's report this is an information item. >> thank you and colleagues over the past year the transportation authority has clocked collaborated with our agency and community partners to achieve a number of milestones for the transportation including including the wins and federal, state, and local let me thank you vice chair malia cohen and thank caging for the program committee and commissioner avalos for chairing the finance committee about all of you and the staff with the board and executive director tilly chang and her staff we got a lot done in 2015 thank you colleagues for giving me the honor of harry this we successfully advocated for the multi federal participation bill of 2005 the 5 year fixing american transportation act will bring stability to the programs in the coming yea

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the kim family has ruled north korea for many, many, many kim jong un seems to be the worst of a lot. the oppressions, the assassinations, the political strangle hold that he keeps the -- stranglehold that he keeps the whole country in and the fact that many people get caught, as chairman royce point thed out, in the gulag -- pointed out, in the gulag, families are oppressed. they are horrors. that's why we should send this bill to the president and why we should continue to make north korea a top foreign policy priority. so i'm proud to support this bill. i'm proud to be the lead democrat on the bill, and i urge my colleagues to do the same. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. royce: mr. speaker, before recognizing our next speaker, i also want to note that this bill effectively re-authorizes and extends the north korean human rights act of 2004, which i worked to support for more than a dozen years. and that groundbreaking law, which was re-authorized in 2008 and again in 2012 by our chai

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. >> kim: 13-year-old mari lynch. >> they said they would beat my face in and like, kill me. >> kim: another post, "i'll shoot you with my gun, you're going to die, i'll kil as much as i can before i die." the messages sent by confiscating students' phones. mom, deana blackwilder feels investigators didn't move fast enough. donna ledbetter says students were afraid to go to school. christopher green said his daughter thought earlier messages were a joke >> the death threats started coming through. that's when i got involved. >> kim: detectives worked extremely hard, including overnight. >> be patient and let us find out the details. >> kim: the students and their parents say sexually explicit messages began two weeks ago. tuesday, explicit direct messages known as dms come again. wednesday, a student said a 9:00 a.m. thursday, parents a say second juvenile was questioned but not arrested. the . >> so we had taken care of that on the front end. >> kim: parents happy to hear the news and thankful no violence took place. but i just got off the phone with one of the parents that we inter

. >> kim: this happened newton when a heavy tree branch fell to the street. we have night team coverage of this winter blast, but first the latest on that tragic accident that took the life of a little girl. will rest go to brandon gunnoe in canton. >> brandon: kim, this six-year-old girl, like all little kids, just wanted to play outside in the snow. but tonight family members, neighbors and really this entire community is deeply saddened by >> we're asking people the really stay off the roads, stay in your house if you can. until things at least lighten up, just be careful out there. >> brandon: fires say be aware. the hazard could be above you. >> you have to be wary when you're out shoveling your driveway and helping neighbors, kids in the yard, things like that. you have to understand the weight of the snow on the branches and the wires poses a significant hard. >> brandon: at last check 20% of the houses near canton are still without power. police are asking everyone to only call 911 in case of an emergency. live in canton, bran down gunnoe. 7news night

kcci's kim st. onge is in studio to explain what happened. kim: the driver says he felt lightheaded and knew he needed to pull over sunday evening. the next thing he remembers he's in the back of an ambulance with the two people who saved his life. this 18-wheeler was inches from sliding down the highway 5 traffic. >> it could have t-boned many cars if they would have been right there at the wrong time. kim: 57-year-old jeff ronek was inside the semi. not breathing and without a pulse. emt kayla schark and paramedic jason kling took a different way home, heading back from a des moines hospital, when they stumbled on the wreck. they pulled him out of his semi onto the side of the highway and , started cpr. >> we thought we regained a pulse at one point, went right back out. kept shocking him. kim: on the 6th shock, they got a pulse and rushed him to mercy medical center. >> he asked if he had hurt anybody. i said, no your semi was in park. you put it appropriately where it needed to be. kim: ronek wasn't up for an on-camera interview, but rele

thanks for watching tonight, i'm adam williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei, not used to hearing about wet snow a's we'll be hearing about it a lot tonight. >> kim: we'll hear more go tonight at 10:00 and 11:00, have a good what would you do with five minutes to kill, and a smart phone? check the scores. probably post a pic. text a friend. how about register to vote? really? you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts drivers license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to registertovotema.com. it's that easy. that was easy.

kim: and spans 8 generations. velma: we have another generation on there that i can't put up there because i ran out of space. alyx: her neighbors were at first confused when she started collecting leaves. velma: oh well, here comes velma with another tree branch. kim: velma painted every leaf with polyurethane made clouds with cotton. velma: see, i can reach this. kim: even found a way to represent water. velma: this right here is toothpaste. kim: her tree gives her a sense of belonging. velma: i know where i came from. that's a good feeling. kim: and especially meaningful right now, being black history month. velma: although these people i grew up with were not victims of slavery, their parents and grandparents were and that touches me. deep roots can spread. in des moines, kim st. onge, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. alyx: velma plans to take the tree down soon because she's worried the warmer weather will ruin the leaves. more than 800 people turned out last night for the greater des moines heart ball. kcci'

capturing kim's last moments without knowing it. "i don't know what to say, you hope as a photographer that your images have some kind of an impact on somebody, but you never know," says david. "it's a good memory for us it's hard to be sad when you see something like that and know how much it meant to so many people," says paula. nats-music? "he lived that day to the fullest extent and he was happy and he was happy and calm and content and peaceful and that's a good way to go," it's clear that kim's last day was also his best day. sarah te slaa, ktiv news 4. >> since she knows her husband would have wanted their balloon to be flown again, paula plans on selling it soon. as for kylie, she continues her. (matt) and if you wanted to take another look at that photograph, you can get one of our around siouxland calenders in stores around town. just call ahead to make sure the store still has copies. shifting gears... the wind is going to be strong tonight. in fact, parts of siouxland are under a wind advisory. chief meteorologis t ron d

lamar odom in a rare public outing was sitting right next to kim, next to kim was kloe and kiley. mom kris and north was there as well. all the women in the fami wearing dresses from kanye's yeezy season collection. it looked like reality show cameras captured everything and everybody listening to kanye rapping about who had sex first with kim. sources tell "e.t" that for his part, ray jay who dated kim cool with kanye's song. we're told that he reach to ray jay's sister. and said a th there was no harm or disrespect, that it was just pure fu apparently the kardashians feel the same way. >> barry manilow won a grammy for best new album, news broke that he was rushed from memphis to l.a. after complications arose from a surgery. well now we have the latest on barry's health. that's barry on stage wednesday in tennessee shortly after the 72-year-old fell ill. he was immediately flown to los angeles. his reps tell "e.t" he was having complications from two prior emergency oral surge right now barry is okay, recovering after another surgery today and reps say for the next 48 hours, ma

kim, how quickly did the flooding take place? >> kim: you know, frank, it just took about 45 minutes. and they had some serious flash floodings all across the county. early this morning this culvert was full with raging water and heavy rains across the area. hendersonville. a fedex box losing ground to water. this jeep rolling the dice driving out to beverly hanks office park. >> it was above my patients and staffs' knees. most of my staff arrived about 8 o'clock. at 8:30 when i arrived, you could see the water was right at street level. by 9:30, 10 o'clock, there was about two and a half feet of water through the office park. >> kim: medical offices post the news. >> i had exactly ten minutes to get here from where i work. i got here and now it's closed. >> kim: a creek in the middle of the lot is what flooded out. water still stands on area roads. >> i don't know how we'll get to the house. way over through the woods >> kim: harry ledbetter keeping a sense of humor about the new pond in his yard. down here there's a culvert whe

and we've got the act to match upper if the game if it calls be designated to ur an kim brawl. >>> kim brawl was converting saved opportunities in an astounding 90% for his career but faces a new challenge having to do so under the bright lights this boston. >>> i do better in big situations. i love seeing people in the seats. i love the crowds getting loud and i think that's just a great atmosphere to have . >>> we'ring thering ford to handing the bull to him for us. in getting to have some understanding of him i think he will thrive on the energy that is fenway. >> anchor: he is now pitching on a new stage in the al east and has some phenomenal credentials. in 12 games played he has never allowed an earned run against an al east opponent. recording at red sox spring training in ft. myers, trey . >> anchor: still much more to come on 7 news at 6:00 . >> anchor: an unbelievable story from boston. children inside. why detectives say the family doing to catch a suspect. you will see it on just one station. >>> kip clipping coupons is the tried and true way of saving money at the grocery

kim, the department really needs >> kim: that's right, tammy. apd currently has 20 vacancies. chief tammy hooper has overhauled the recruiting process that is bringing in more candidates to traa. it's 7:00 a.m. and cold outside. 38 degrees. >> full extensions. remember, full extensions. >> karen: sergeant ann fowler leads the recruits. >> nice and loud. >> one, two, three. >> all right. line up to run. >> on tuesday's and thursday's well go for a run. >> kim: a woman, lee cordel. >> we have a good group of males and females. >> we have some that are >> i'm 26 years old, born and raised in robbinsville. >> he was an mp, military police. for 11 years, lee ran her own business in pennsylvania as a personal trainer. >> it became very challenging because i had to do the marketing and i had to do the maintenance. and had to do the inventory. when i moved to asheville, i saw an opportunity to start over. and it just gave me this incredible opportunity to jump in to something that i'd always wanted to. >> kim: in this class today, cadets get everything they'll start studying for the s

i want to stop the maniac of kim jong-un. i had an opportunity to go to south korea and we agreed to status quo with north korea is no longer stable. i visited the dmz and days after i departed north korea fired artillery across the border further illustrating the danger that the south koreans live in every day. i traveled to china and met with foreign minister yung. but my conversations became evident that they are growing with behavior of the north korea regime, beijing has done little to stop kim jong-un. last october i introduced senate bill 2144, the north korea sanctions and policy enhancement act. i want to thank 17 of my colleagues in this senate for cosponsoring this bill. this legislation mandates, not authorizes, that the president impose sanctions against people that materially contribute to north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile development, import luxury goods, and sanctions that enable perpetrators that enable censorship, and engage in activities undermining cybersecurity, sold or transferred to north kore

kim, how cold is it out there? >> kim: frank, good question. the temperatures behind me a 37 and 38 degrees respectively. it feels a lot colder than that out here because the wind is blowing up. the temperatures have been below freezing but it hasn't kept people from getting out outdoors. >> it definitely makes it tougher. i don't breathe quite as well. >> kim: he has warm weather gear on as he rolls out in bend creek. >> it's always worth it. the trails are just really, a lot of variation. a lot of down hill. it's fun to get going real fast on these. >> i just showed up from wimberly, texas. >> kim: he's enjoying outdoors with his dogs. >> it's chilly. definitely an adjustment. >> kim: in downtown asheville, coats are now a necessity, even with temperatures climbing above the freezing mark, the wind blowing makes it colder. at emma elementary, students have their coats on. it's the rule when it gets this cold. >> we try to use common sense and keep students in if it's below freezing. >> kim: jeremy stow, emma's principal says teachers are resp

lived so far from the fire station. >> kim: their fire station was 22 miles away. insurance companies can't offer reasonable rates. >> if you're more than six miles from a fire district, you're considered a class 10, which is no fire protection. >> kim: larry could not afford it. >> the homeowner to be able to get insurance he could afford would have made a big difference than the aftermath of what he's dealing with now. >> kim: a station four miles from the home would effectively lower rates. >> i'm glad that he brought that i'm now glad that you're bringing it to our attention because it's something we would entertain. >> kim: the stepps hoping their loss with urge the county leaders to make a change. >> we need it to be eboniville. i mean, something needs to be done about polk county. and we're paying taxes there. >> kim: because we made multiple calls on this story, polk county officials are now talking. the county manager told me in is the first time he heard about this unfortunate situation. he vowed he would do whatever he affordable insurance in the future.

kim: the best city for young professionals, a part of city is having a thriving night life. there really aren't that many people walking here in downtown des moines right now, it's the number of cars that are parked along court avenue is any indication of how busy it is inside, obviously des moines night life is doing something right. the question really is, what is it about these places, what are they going to keep the big crowds coming back. kim: des moines is known for attracting young professionals from across the country, so when they get here, where are