optimistic note. thank you so much. appreciate that. all right. stay safe. thank you. happy new year. happy new year to you. let s look at the headlines out west. california governor has denied parole to robert f. kennedy s asassin even though he was recommended for parole in august. newsom reversed the parole board decision saying he poses an unreasonable threat to public safety. i don t know the governor penned an op-ed. what did he say and can he appeal? reporter: he will be scheduled for a new parole hearing no later than february 2023. his defense attorney did say that he will ask a judge to over turn newsom s denial. the governor said he carefully
destination for tours iists wer replaced with translucent cover so guests can t make out details outside. the goal of these is to prevent people from being able to look into what s known as north korea s forbidden city. reporter: it s nickname for a section where important government buildings are located. the headquarters of the korean workers party and other officers where kim and the elites from his inner circle conduct business. the position and height of many of these now blocked windows seems to be fueling the regime s paranoia. if you re an asassin you would love to be higher up. if you want to establish somebody s schedule these would be apartments to give you a great view of who is in each office. reporter: by closing off the windows, his regime is likely taking away if views of some
asymmetrically in space and cyber. they have a term for it it means asassin s mays. similar to james bond opening up his briefcase when the kgb guy is about to murder him. it is very cheap. the short range missile, these can are cheap, a few millions per missile compared to 5 or $10 billion for the aircraft carrier. that helped with their grand strategy of keeping economic spending in the forefront, science and technology the most important, and then military spending last, relatively low percentage of the gdp. 1.5% of their gdp compared to 5% of our gdp goes for military spending. that makes a huge difference over 40 years. the spending this he do on the economics has helped enormously, science, technology, infrastructure. their military strongly support this strategy. in my book i talk about the
screenings, explosive detection, which are the levels you see at the highest, then it s going to be difficult to prevent this. if you have somebody with bad intentions, access to weapons, a history of mental illness and is willing to die, then it s very difficult to prevent a situation like this from happening. congressman engel, how would you as a leader in this country, suggest, and same for you, congressman franks. that we channel the energy and the grief of a tragedy like this into and can harness it in a way that allows us to move into not only a healing place, but to a productive place, a place that leads us towards a resolution as opposed to a continued versions of fragmentation and destruction? well, the asassin was not