Kim apologizes to nation for corruption scandals

Kim apologizes to nation for corruption scandals

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean President Kim Dae Jung speaks at a nationally televised New Year's press conference at the Blue House presidential office Jan. 14 in Seoul. Kim apologized to the nation for a series of corruption scandals that have resulted in the arrests of high-ranking officials.

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