let s have a look. inside the charred car cast of the mayor s office, a massive cleanup is under way. by hand and machine, work has started to repair the damage caused by violent protests that gripped kazakhstan. cnn is the first media outlet allowed inside to survey the extent of the damage. the authorities have brought in dozens, if not hundreds of workers, to clean up the aftermath of what were the straoept battles here in the largest city of owe matty. the authorities say rioters entered the building and set fire to all of it. they were dangerously close to losing control not just here but other places across the country. the president said protests that were originally against high fuel prices were hijacked by what he calls, quote, terrorists. he issued a shoot to kill order
se. it has barely started. yesterday it was baghdad, today it is boston. you should be asking, where is next? and al-qaida in yemen attempts to draw a connection between the boston bombers and the barbaric attack in london has electric where british soldier lee rigby was butchered to death in the straoept. they conclude the terror network affiliates have lost ground last year but they are adapting, quote al-qaida affiliates are increasingly setting their own goals and specifying their own targets. events in the middle east and north africa have comma indicated the counterterrorism picture. it is intended to provide a snapshot of the year 2012 and focus attention on the continuing threat that international terrorism poses to the national security interests of the united states and its partners, and what the international community is doing in response. reporter: including a section in inspire on the london
wondering, watching. they were out on the streets of seoul today and this is what we heard and saw. the folks of south korea got word around noon on monday of kim jong-il s death. this is the first day the newspaper gave it front-page traoept. they wer treatment. they were talking about what it means for north korea and south korea. it s a bad thing. i don t think kim jong un is ready to take over north korea at this point. everybody is worried he s too young, and inc inexperienced. reporter: south koreans say they are on high alert, they say