N. Korea's Kim wants to normalize ties with U.S.: journalist

BEIJING, China - North Korean leader Kim Jong Il talks with Julie Moon, a Korean-American journalist, in an interview on June 30 in Wonsan, eastern North Korea. Kim said he wants to normalize relations with the United States and plans to dispatch a close aide and a senior military officer to Washington in the near future.

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