Our piper we had the last few years has injured his hand. I do not know if he will be able to continue. What i thought ray did a magnificent job. If he can continue with us, great. And we will have two more scottish piper is a little bit later. If they want to come back, i will be glad for them to. He will hear them later. You will hear them later. Anyway, i do want to make note of the people that have helped us a lot in this service. The arlington people that have been over backwards. We have already mentioned steve. We could not do this ourselves, melanie and me. Our next it says in the program that the next speaker will be fbi director james komi. There are things that changed in this program. He is out of town. He sends his regrets. Unavoidable thing that happened after the program had been printed. Anyway, he is not here. But i get to introduce our next speaker, who is the head of the tsa. And he is a wonderful man that has been coming for the last i dont know. Three or four years, maybe. He has been the tsa 2010,strator since july and he is in charge of 450 airports across the United States, and the air marshal program, and security for highways and railroads. All kinds of transit systems and stuff. Before that, he was an fbi agent. Have got plenty of fbi guys here, former and present. I wish i talked to him earlier, because this year was kind of a rough year for him. This is the first time in the tsa history that they have lost. N agent in the line of duty hernandez, right . We offer our condolences. Welcome tsalike to director john pistol right now. [applause] thank you. Againgood to be here once as we gather together to remember those souls that were lost that fateful day 25 years ago now. So many peopleee again, whether you have come from scotland or from syracuse or anywhere else. Welcome. These grounds at Arlington National cemetery know no borders. It belongs to you. The opportunity to speak once again as we commemorate that event and the lives that were lost. As we have noted in ceremonies past, there is nothing we can say to undo the horror or lasting damage caused by the monstrous and cowardly act of terror carried out over lockerbie. Ability of the human spirit to heal and grow at in the loving eyes and faces of our children and grandchildren. There is some comfort. The healing that began following that unspeakable act will continue as young ones grow are taught to Carry Forward the memories of those we honor here today. Even though the pain of your loss may be somewhat tempered iv by the 25 years that have gone by, all of us remain fully committed in our search for the truth and our desire to hold everybody accountable for their crimes. Your advocacy and support in support of earning justice for their loved ones or loved ones honors them. Those of you who travel every day, whether it is for business, to visit family, or simply to explore the wonders of our world, you deserve to do so safely and securely. This is a small and steady victory over the hatred carried out by terrorists throughout the world. Since being called into service calling following the 9 11, the men and women of the Transportation Security Administration have devoted themselves to protecting our freedom to travel. We are eager to safeguard the free flow of goods. We help you world do business free from the district of desires of criminals and terrorists alike. The global lawf Enforcement Community teaches us lessons that help to strengthen our International Aviation security efforts and make it less likely that our adversaries can succeed, focusing our resources in such a way as to mitigate this and enables us to stay ahead of those determined to strike fear into the lives of good and decent people. Thew weeks ago, we saw world come together to mourn the loss and celebrate the life of the remarkable nelson mandela. In his struggle, we were reminded that the gears of justice may at times move quite slowly. But it was also affirmed that in the end good wins over evil. Ours the same spirit that search for justice must remain unstoppable. We owe to each of you and the families who have built, and in many cases rebuild no one can return what was taken from you that night. But we can and will continue to work and fight for each of you. Thank you. May god bless you and keep you. May his face shine upon you and give you peace. [applause] he is a tall man. ,hank you so much, mr. Pistole for your remarks. I am very pleased and honored to introduce our next guest. The right honorable david mandel , member of parliament, and the parliamentary undersecretary of state for scotland. He is a member of the parliament representing the scottish constituency of them for sure and clydesdale at westminster. He grew up in lockerbie. He went to Lockerbie Academy and was head boy, which is the equivalent of president of his class. He studied law at the university of edinburgh and gained a diploma in Legal Practice there. He received an mba from the University Business school. He worked as a solicitor and then joined in 1991 bt, a British Telecommunications services company, one of the largest in the world, as Group Legal Advisor for scotland. He became their head of national affairs, remaining with et until becoming a member of Scottish Parliament. Elected to the Scottish Parliament in 1999. In 2003 as a list member of the Scottish Parliament for the southland. Being the sole conservative representative of his constituency. He quickly gained public attention, relative to newly elected mps. He was appointed to shadow cabinet as shadow secretary of state for scotland in december 2005, a post in which he served until 2010, the 2010 general election in the u. K. At which time he assumed the role of parliamentary under secretary of state for scotland. He has been a strong supporter of the syracuselockerbie scholarships, which support Lockerbie Academy students to study at Syracuse University each year. The connections made by these young people are a good indication of the strong bond between our countries that he has nurtured through his career. He has come to Syracuse University several times, most recently this past art prober, during remembrance week tom a for the observances there that took twice during remembrance week, for the observances. He took the time to attend the annual meeting for our membership, and took part in the panel of scottish representatives as they made their remarks and answered our questions. We are very grateful to him that he was able to join us at that time, and for his interest in our story and in our case. Please join me in welcoming the right honorable david mandel. [applause] thank you very much. As someone who grew up in lockerbie and has the privilege ever presenting my hometown in parliament, it is an honor for me to be here today to represent both my community and my country. To demonstrate our solidarity with you on a day of remembrance, a day of reflection and a day for looking forward. I want you to know that you are in the thoughts and prayers of people in and around lockerbie and across the united kingdom, as Church Services are going on simultaneously with this event in drysdale parish church, in lockerbie, and in westminster abbey. Although compared to this afternoon in arlington, it is cold and very in scotland today, the warmth of our feelings toward everyone here in the United States affected by the events of the 21st of december 1988 remains as strong as it was ,n those first days and weeks when many present visited lockerbie for the first time. The lockerbie air disaster remains the largest ever loss of life in a single event in the united kingdom. Like everybody from the lockerbie area, i remember exactly where i was when i heard the news, and the emotions i felt as the event unfolded. That is, however, nothing to what you and families back in the u. K. And other parts of the world have had to bear post to bear. To lose a loved one in unexpected locality, especially a young person, is heartbreaking. But to do so under an unprecedented global media spotlight, which has lasted all of these 25 years, is beyond compare. And for that, you, along with the townspeople of lockerbie and everyone else caught in these events, have our utmost admiration and respect. Many people in and around lockerbie never have and never will speak openly about these events, although they have in as deeply affected by them and the loss of anonymity for our small town. On behalf of them and everyone else in and around lockerbie, i offer you our continuing ourathy for your loss, gratitude for the friendships forged and the bonds strengthened, and our determination to continue to support you in the years ahead. Thank you. [applause] i would also like to take this opportunity to read a message from our british prime minister, david cameron. Mr. Cameron says, the loss of pan am flight 103 over lockerbie , december 20 1, 19 88, was a shocking event, a loss made more poignant still by being so close to christmas. Lockerbie remains one of the worst aviation disasters in history, and the deadliest act of terrorism ever committed in the united kingdom. Passed, 25 years have memories of the 243 passengers, 16 crew, and 11 lockerbie residents who lost their lives on that terrible night have not dimmed. Over the last quarter of a century, much attention has been focused on the perpetrators of the atrocity. Turn to itshoughts victims and to those whose lives have been touched and changed by what happened at lockerbie that night. Two families, friends, neighbors, loved ones, and all those caught up in the painful process of recovery, let us say to them our admiration for you is unconditional. For the fortitude and resilience you have shown. For the determination never to give up. You have shown that terrorist acts cannot crush the human spirit. And that is why terrorism will never prevail. And even in the darkest moments of grief, it is possible to glimpse the flickering flame of hope. 103tragedy of pan am continues to forge a strong bond between Lockerbie Academy and Syracuse University. Syracuse lost 35 of its own that fateful evening. Nothing can restore the promise of those young lives cut short. Yet their memory is honored by the scholarships syracuse awards each year to two lockerbie students and 35 of its own undergraduates. They represent a growing band of beneficiaries given the chance to fulfill their own youthful promise. A lasting and optimistic legacy bequeathed to future generations on behalf of those who lost their lives on this day 25 years ago, and who we remember here today. Thank you. [applause] next, the latest on what is happening in north korea after reports of president kim jongun having arrested his having executed his uncle. This is from earlier today on washington journal. Host we want to welcome back scott snyder. He is on the council of foreign relations. His area of expertise is the u. S. And korean policy. We want to begin by asking about the kim jongun family and the dynamics that must be going on. And its implications on the north korean government. What is happening . Guest it is clearly a complicated situation. He has just, through the north korean Workers Party, found his uncle guilty of state crimes and has had him executed. Party, found his uncle guilty of state crimes and has had him executed. Jongun is the son of kim jongil. He has three brothers. Two older brothers. Ao. Is in exile in mac he goes back and forth. Is presumablyther in north korea, but we have not heard much about him. He also has an aunt, who is reported to be very ill. I think that the concern about the execution of the uncle and the illness of the ant is that they were two of the three main and mentors. Were expected to help him to learn how to be a leader. They are both kind of sidelined. We still have the top north korean general, who is the top of the military. He is an advisor. It is obviously a messy situation. We have not seen purges or executions in this way. Historically, when his father amassed power, he did not kill his family members. They were just sidelined to diplomatic posts. The fact that the uncle was executed does represent a serious departure from the way that the family had done its business and leadership in the past. Host not only that, but to be so public about it. Guest that is right. It was announced internationally before domestically. In the past, these purges have all been behind the scenes. Au have a situation where public spectacle has occurred in front of all the Korean People. It sends a message to every north Korean Leader that he is in charge. At greatlenged him personal risk. It also reveals family provisions go up to the top. Historically, most divisions have been kept behind the scenes. The north korean publicity machine focused on unity. To have this kind of Family Division at the top also raises questions about the special leadership of the kim family. Certainly for outsiders. Host i want to share with you this photograph. It is courtesy of the daily mail in great britain. This is the uncle. He was executed. As you look at the picture, what do you see . Guest this is you see he is being taken to the firing squad. At this point, the judgment has been rendered. It is just really quite a dramatic picture. Especially because this was in the major paper of record. People, the north korean did not get this kind of firsthand view. Host his crime was what . Guest he had a long list of reputed crimes. Thatost serious ones or the media reported that he was trying to launch a coup. He was also accused of full entering and jeb drug use. Many other offenses. Another measure that caught a lot of attention internationally was the crime of Natural Resources at cheap prices. This was to china. Removal alsohis has some implications for the north korean relationship with china. Host you mentioned how it played out in the staterun media. And you read this and tell us with the caption says . Guest it is i cannot. It is not it is partially blocked. Viewable, i dos not know. I cannot figure out. Host the fact that this is what is seen is important. Why . Guest historically, this sort of urge has happened behind the scenes. People find out about it weeks and months later. Isthis particular case, it right there in the realtime. Everybody knows. Generally speaking, once it has been reported, some media has access to at least the voices. The shocking things is that this was a family affair. He did this to his uncle. Host heres a picture of them back in february. Also picturesre of him as an advisor to his father. He has been a figure who has been visible to the north Korean People as an advisor for a long time. The north korean state media is now busy expunging his image. Documentaries going on to the media that previously had images. He has been airbrushed out. There is a very expensive effort to go through the archives. The korean media archives have been removed. They are expunged of images right now. Host were showing some of these photographs. They are all courtesy of the daily mail. This is another scene of him and family members. Why was he selected to replace his father . Well, the best report that we have on that is from a japanese individual who served as his chef. That, at that caughthe had been publicly entering japan on illegal visas. Without authorization. As a result of that, he was removed from consideration. He was the first son. People might have thought he would be the inheritor of power. Between the second and third sons, the rumor is that kim jongun has greater leadership qualities. He was more aggressive in terms of personality. May be better suited to be the leader then the second son. Host were talking with scott snyder. Our focus is on the situation in north korea. Also, the u. S. Relations with korea. This gives us a sense of how the this transpired. S uncle was taken away from a Workers Party meeting. Within two weeks, he was murdered. Guest the announcement was on december 4. He was removed. This, in essence, is a show. It was really put onto show the world and to the north Korean People that he was being removed. The decision had already been made. It was already moving forward. What would surprise a lot of people was the rapidity. Also the execution. Host did he know that this would happen . Guest it is hard to know. Wonder,u have to looking at him and historical images. Jongil andind kim kim jongun, where did he think he was headed . He left an important trade delegation in the early 2000. People thought of him as he might be able to somehow help north korea in the direction of economic reform. Some analogies have been made to chinese purges in the mao era. Heis almost as though challenged the leadership. Of image anderms expectation. Our guest is scott snyder. He is from rice university. He has also studied at harvard. He is the author of a number of books. I want to share with you the comments of john kerry. He was traveling in the region last week read this interview he responded to the execution in north korea. [video clip] it tells us a lot about how worthless and reckless he is. It also tells us a lot about how insecure he is. It tells us a significant amount about the instability internally of the regime. This is not the first execution. A significant number of executions taking place over the last few months. Importantly, it underscores the importance for all of us of finding a way forward with north korea in order to denuclear eyes of the peninsula. It is an ominous sign. What does that tell you about him . We know so little about him. North Korea Remains relatively opaque. We do have insight. The insight that we have tells us that he is spontaneous, erratic, still worried about his place in the power structure. He is maneuvering to eliminate any potential adversaries or competitors. Host the comments of the secretary of state john kerry in an interview that aired last week on abc news. Scott snyder, lets begin on the middle point that he was making. With regards to what is next in terms of the regions theroducts that prospect of internal instability is a doubleedged sword. As long as power is not consolidated, it is going to be hard for external parties to engage with north korea in ways defensiveto a solution to north Koreas Nuclear problem. That is one aspect of it. On the other hand, it may be that the leadership, as currently configured, is going in the wrong direction. Itthere is instability, could lead to a different kind of leadership. That could create better circumstances for trying to achieve the objective of d nuclear rising north korea. Denuclear rising de nuclearizing north korea. The differences between south korea and north korea are considerably greater than the differences between east and west germany. The economic out is greater between north and south korea. The way that people have been socialized is much different. The north Korean People would have an even greater challenge and jury of difficulty integrating with south korean and degree of difficulty integrating with south Korean Society. The south Korean Society has been growing, but it may not be cost ofgh to handle the the absorption of north korea on its own if it is a sudden change in north korea. Host the other point of s comments, the amount of executions happening in north korea. Do you have any comments on that . Publicthe number of executions have at least doubled. Aides were executed in advance of his detention and trial and execution. Host our line for independents. Good morning. At the publicly available information we are able to see, not necessarily intelligence, it seems to me that north korea is run like organized crime. You have all of these different parts of the government that run different stuff and bring in hard currency for their own benefits. You have what looked like a sanctioned public hit coming from the top. It seems like an organized crime family like the old days back in new york. What are your thoughts . There are a number of analysts who have drawn that analogy. If you look at the types of products that north korea has been exporting, including illegal manufacture of drugs, illegal cigarettes, even counterfeiting of u. S. Currency, there are many ways in which the product line parallels that of a crime family. There is no doubt that north korean state operatives have been engaged with organized crime counterparts as far as a network to be able to do this kind of distribution. What might be a little unique is that you have a family and a regime that is being controlled by those regime those interests acting as a nationstate. That has presented a number of problems, particularly trying to get at those issues. Another aspect is the china north korea relationship has shielded north korea from perhaps some of the measures that could be taken more proactively in order to a dress some of in order to address some of those issues. From new yorkus city on our independent line. Good morning. Caller north korea knows that againstll not be whatever action it is doing. China would never allow a democracy ordered with the west. It would never allowed north and south korea to unify. There was a story of a similar execution in bangladesh. The guy was condemned to death and they killed him overnight. It was in 1970. The west talks about situations and things about which they want to talk. Chinas interests are directly affected by north korea. It does not look like kim jong un is subject to me in relation by china. Manipulation by china. That kim jongrned on his outofcontrol just like secretary kerry is concerned that he is out of control that kim jongun is out of control just like secretary he isis concerned that outofcontrol. How much can the u. S. And china Work Together to try to a dress this issue . Address this issue . Leery of thea headstrong kim jongun . They really wanted and tonomically minded leader take the helm and follow in chinas footsteps. Has abdicated has advocated a line of trying to hold onto nuclear capabilities. Host from florida, and daniel is next on the from florida, el is next on the democrats line. Screen thered your she said keep your comments brief. Child, the korean incursion into south korea, the chinese led incursion into south korea i becamefirst time aware of military matters and global things. And god love Dennis Rodman he is the best ambassador america can have anywhere. Here is the problem. What about when richardson, when ,e was governor of new mexico handed over all of that nuclear s. Formation from loss alamo he said los alamos. Extubated on excavated that ground. Thing, north korea is a Nuclear Power and you have greta gretarend gre van sustren running over there. Host thank you. Let me go back to his second comments. Dennis rodman is still over there today. Guest they call a basketball diplomacy. I see a lot of basketball, but not much diplomacy. It does not appear that the United States has been able to figure out a way of effectively ofching onto rodman as a way achieving any objectives. One of the most prominent ones is whether rodman cannon facilitate the release of a korean whether rodman can facilitate the release of a korean american. Rodman indicated he might take that up, but then he stepped away from that. In terms of the broader exposure, it is fascinating to watch kim jongil and Dennis Rodman sitting next to each other. I do not know if it is effective from the north korean perspective. Is the one instance is looksce where kim jongun like a kid. And all the other pictures, he is falling following and his grandfather and fathers the steps and portraying himself as a leader. Host this is a comments. It is called north koreas Dennis Rodman problem. Work, no part to the north korean can travel thomas speak, or worship freely. As many as 2. 5 million north oreans died of starvation related illness in the mid19 90s. 1990s. 200 thousand still languishing in prisons. 200,000line unburied still languish in prisons. The dead lie unburied. Picture of the a situation inside north korea in 2000. Te 1990s and up to the situation in parts of north korea has gotten better. There is no question that the north Korean Leadership structure imposes severe forms of inequality and desperation on the lowest people in that structure. The political present camp system is still operating in a major way. North korea is unquestionably the worst governed country on earth by almost all the indices that are out there. Everyone should want to see improvements in north korea. The human rights situation is the subject of the u. N. Human rights councils inquiry that has been in place over the past few months. They will be releasing a report in march on the situation. Enable furtherht actions by the International Community to condemn what just happened in the north korea. Ist washington journal carried nationwide on xm 120. Ur guest is scott snyder this is a tweet from james. Please show the picture of north and south korea at night. This is an infamous photograph taken several years ago. You can see the difference between north and south korea. Scott snyder. Guest the picture is really germanic. It shows the Energy Problem that north korea has. It shows south korea looking more like the picture is really dramatic. It shows south korea looking more like an island. Joining us from north carolina. Good morning. Snyder. Mr. In 1952. Korea what do you think the odds are that we will have to go to war again with north korea . The second question is, if we that chinae the odds and russia would participate in that conflict like they did the last time . Looking at that picture, it looks like korea in 19521953. In south korea, there were lights over it just like here in the states. Guest the big difference in the 1950s was that there were night many lights in south korea that wouldve been able to show up on this kind of satellite image. I am increasingly worried that there is not a peaceful pathway to solving this problem with north korea. It is a matter of concern because even though there are few options for effectively dealing with north korea from a policy perspective, i think there is a risk of being in and also acquiescing to north korea continuing to develop the capability of having ability that could reach the United States. Have stepped back from north korea to a certain degree. Thea seems to be sending message to north korea that it will not honor it treaty obligations is treaty obligations under the framework of 1961 if north korea provokes an attack. Abandonednot formally that treaty obligation. It is still in effect in a partial way. ,ost our guest, scott snyder the council on foreign relations. There was a recent blog you theed on friday with could this be a koreachinar u. S. Relations . Guest it is pushing, to a certain degree, debate in china over the possibility of a policy approach that would be more aligned with the u. S. And south korea. Whether or not china would ultimately be willing to take that would involve dealing with potential instability in north Korea Remains to be seen. The you can read that on counsel for former relations website. Our guest, scott snyder. Joining us from ohio. Good morning. Caller i am skeptical of mr. Snyders view that north korea is a loose cannon. The north Korean Leader doesnt dare get out of line or china will slap him down. I really believe that north korea is a proxy for china to these ofwests resolve these certain policies we have is these are the vis a v certain policies we have. There are certain allies we would back up like the philippines. The saber rattle laying that goes on there shakes loose valuable information for china to evaluate. Thank you for taking my question. Guest there are divisions on how china deals with north korea. China is increasingly put on the defensive. The u. S. , south korea, and japan have tried to use those provocations as a way of any potential effort by china to do anything like that. Certainly, they are sending the message that north korean provocation carries costs for chinas own National Security interests in case china did not always recognize that was the case. Williamr next call is joining us from massachusetts on the republican line. Good morning. Caller i have been listening to your show for a little while now. It is terrible what north korea has gone through. It is well over 100 years now that they have literally been enslaved, especially since the end of world war ii. It is since 1905 when the japanese moved in. Not help north korea. They have been living like this well over 100 years. I know the United States is leery of war. We have been to iraq and we are still in afghanistan. But who else, if not the United States, is going to free the north Korean People . I believe china is tired of the kim regime. What else can north korea do besides rely on the United States or nato . If we got together with china and russia and reassured them that we are not there to threaten china or russia, but just to get the god awful kim regime out. Thank you for allowing me to make my comments. Host thank you. Guest the problem in dealing with china is precisely this issue. Hasnorth Korean Leadership taken advantage of that situation on many occasions to gain resources and to graduate regime survival. The question really is the geostrategic question is what can the u. S. And south korea and due to close that gap and change the context that will allow the International Community and allow north korea to move in a direction that might have a different future. Can i go back and ask you about the Dennis Rodman question . Why has he developed this relationship with kim jongun . What does it potentially mean in the long run . Guest it is a peculiar relationship. No north Korean Leader has had a relationship of this sort with any american. The opportunity to visit north was in partally brokered by individuals who recognized that kim jongun had an interest in the nba. Rodman took advantage of it. There were several competing efforts to try to get nba representatives to north korea. Rodman was the one who took advantage of it. In the coming weeks, we are and ato see another visit game involving other former nba players that is going to be held on january 8, kim jonguns earth day. Birthday there will be expanded interaction. It will depend on the eye of the beholder whether that game and spectacle will be one to help us help enhance the standing enhance the standing of kim jongun. Host we go to california, the independent line, good morning. Caller thanks for taking my call. My question is regarding north korea and what their role is in do those islands or japan have the ability to shoot down an icbm . Interestingis an set of questions. North korea has not figured in the island dispute between china china and japan. The u. S. Got involved with vietnam and it is possible to imagine north korea might try to find ways to take advantage of the existence of other disputes in the region to further its own interests. It intersects in terms of the thative priority of issues u. S. Leaders bring with them when they visit and talk with chinese leaders. The u. S. Has to prioritize. Is it more important to address that issue or the north korean issue . To using those islands as a way of striking down any kind of icbm from north korea, there are already other assets in place that are being notloped that would necessarily require or need use of those particular islands in order to try to achieve that objective. The u. S. Investment in that area has been more in alaska and Northern Areas of japan. Also, we have just seen the announcement last spring of a new deployment of high altar to air defenses in guam high altar today aired defenses in altitude air defenses. Host the president and Vice President traveled to the dmz zone. How many troops remain on the south korean border and what is their mission . Guest only a small portion of those are right at the dmz. Of theor of generative u. S. Forces stationed in south korea is to determine north ofean aggression or invasion south korea. They also have a broader regional stability contribution to make together with the u. S. Troops in japan. Host a quick followup on reunification of north and south korea. What are the current tactics in seoul for reunification . Governmentst the literally tens of billions of dollars. That is a tough question to try to deal with right now. I see a greater rhetorical devices by the current south korean president on the need to achieve reunification. There are a lot of additional preparation is needed on the south korean government to be able to handle that particular event to allow the. To be ableland to handle that particular even tuality. Ethel. Rom oakland, caller i was at the army base and they were shipping stuff to these countries, chemicals that were not supposed to be shipped overseas. I was a ship clerk. I worked at the army base. In sanout of local 250 francisco. I worked as a longshorewoman and ship clerk. All over the terminals in oakland, california. I shipped the chemicals to north korea and south korea. They were shipping stuff overseas. Host thanks for the call. Did you want to respond . Do not have a direct response to that comment. Arth korea is perceived as proliferation risk for shipment of conventional arms and Nuclear Missile components to other parts of the world, including iran. That feeds back into the north korea is a mafia state. Host our independent line. Scott. Good morning, i agree with scott, the speaker i see on my tv right now, that korea is a rogue nation and this nut. Uy is kind of a i agree with one of the callers that called in and said korea is a puppet government for china to to protect oure interests in south korea. We have a weak president. He likes to do things diplomatically. He has the tools and hand. Almost everything we buy is from china. China is in the best position to deal with the rio. T we will get a response china is in the best position to deal with korea. Host we will get a response. Thank you, fred. Government isnese perplexed on how to deal with kim jongun. They seemed to do better with his father and grandfather. That is the decisive issue. It is really the danger in terms of instability in north korea. Can we afford to have that sort of problem in the middle of northeast asia, one of the Fastest Growing economic regions in the world. Host information on north korea is difficult to come by. Is kim jongun firmly in control . Grasp of hisa countrys military leadership . Guest that is a tough question for us. Host scott snyder a portion of the Memorial Service marking the 25th anniversary of the bombing of pan am flight. This week on q a, the former ceo of the bill and Melinda Gates foundation Patty Stonesifer discusses her new career. Familyngton dc based services charity. Ceo ofy stonesifer, marthas table. What is it . A Wonderful Community based organization that was founded 33 years ago with the idea that everybody deserves dignity and opportunity. We
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