translator: oh, we don t watch them. we wouldn t even if we could. he does watch state tv, and he listens to propaganda broadcasts on the radio. but his favorite ritual, like many of his generation, reading the newspaper. how important is the state media to getting information about what s happening? translator: it s very important. it gets broadcast right away to everyone through television and newspapers on that day. the reaction is amazing. so what do you know about president trump? what have you heard about him? translator: my opinion from reading the newspaper, i think president trump is an impulsive person. i think he s impulsive and not calm, and so he s losing the trust of the american people. trust, something so few
Gun rights advocates pressed the president on how he s working to make america safer. mr. obama said he is not trying to take guns away from law abiding owners. south korea is now blasting propaganda broadcasts at the dmz directed at north korea. this in response to pyongyang s claim it detonated a hydrogen bomb this week. the south has also increased its military defensive posture. the north has at times reacted to these broadcasts with artillery fire. at least 50 people are dead in a truck bombing in western libya. the town s mayor says the vehicle plowed into a group of about 400 people at a police training center and then exploded. authorities say they don t know yet who s behind it. new video and pictures from syria are disturbing and they re reminding people of world war ii concentration camps. the images we ll show you are
Defense following the north claim of testing an h-bomb. south korea renewing the propaganda broadcasts on loud speakers across the demilitarized zone. this is something the north considers an act of war. let s go to cnn s will ripley in pyongyang. you got back from a tour of the north korean science center. what did you learn there? reporter: it is interesting, alison, because this science center just opened up a few days ago. of course, this week, we have the announcement that north korea s fourth nuclear test in the last 15 years. i was talking to people, students mostly doing research at the science center. i asked what they thought about the nuclear test. everybody was enthusiastic. saying they were overjoyed by the accomplishment of their country. when you walk through the science center, which has the centerpiece of the whole thing is a missile in the center of it. the missile that was launched in
Different ways people are experiencing guns in both urban and royal areas of america. ron brownstein, errol louis, thank you. thank you. tensions ratcheting up on the korean peninsula. south korea resumes propaganda broadcasts. all while pyongyang celebrates the 33rd birthday of its reclusive leader. will ripley live in pyongyang with more. will? reporter: michaela, the front page of north korea s main state-run newspaper shows this picture of the supreme leader kim jong-un signing the order to test what the north korean regime claims is an h-bomb, though that claim has been disputed by many outside observers around the world. we visited a science center in pyongyang that just opened within the past week. this building is actuallyctuall. in the middle of the building is
reporter: this point about dangers of gun-free zones is something that trump likes to say often. he also likes to say had the people in paris or san bernardino been armed, there would have been a lot fewer victims in those terror attacks. that rally last night was notable because it was held in the heart of bernie sanders territory. it was interrupt at least eight times by protesters, many of them wearing bernie sanders t-shirts. trump fans were trying to shout them down. protesters chanted things like this is not vermont. trump ruins vermont, get trump out. contentious moments for him there. south korea sending a loud and clear message to kim jong-un. they are resuming their loud speaker propaganda broadcasts across the border. it follows claims from the north that it tested a hydrogen bomb.