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April 10, 2013: First lady Michelle Obama speaks about 15 year-old Hadiya 
Pendleton who was shot and killed on the south side of Chicago 
earlier this year, during a luncheon at the Chicago Hilton in Chicago.APCHICAGO 
 First lady Michelle Obama made a deeply personal entrance into the 
gun debate Wednesday, the eve of a showdown in Congress, by comparing 
herself to the honor student from her hometown killed by gun violence 
a week after performing in the presidential inaugural events.Mrs. Obama 
told a conference on youth violence that the new gun regulations her 
husband proposed in response to Connecticut's Sandy Hook Elementary School 
shooting deserve a vote in Congress. But she says reducing daily gun 
deaths in places like Chicago also will require an intensive effort by 
community leaders.As part of a rare foray into a policy debate, Mrs. 
Obama highlighted the case of 15-year-old Hadiya Pendleton, shot to death 
in January while hanging out with friends at a park on the 
city's South Side, not far from the Obamas' home. Mrs. Obama attended 
Pendleton's funeral and said she was struck by how familiar the Pendleton 
family seemed to her own."Hadiya Pendleton was me and I was her," 
Mrs. Obama said. "But I got to grow up and go to 
Princeton and Harvard Law School and have a career and a family 
and the most blessed life I could ever imagine."She said the only 
difference between her and the young people killed on the Chicago streets 
is that she 
ashington say Pyongyang 
appears to be preparing to test-fire a medium-range missile designed to 
reach the U.S. territory of Guam in the Pacific Ocean.Such a launch 
would violate U.N. Security Council resolutions prohibiting North Korea 
from nuclear and ballistic missile activity, and mark a major escalation 
in Pyongyang's standoff with neighboring nations and the U.S.North Korea 
already has been punished in recent months for launching a long-range rocket 
in December and conducting an underground nuclear test in February.Analysts 
do not believe North Korea will stage an attack similar to the 
one that started the Korean War in 1950. But there are concerns 
that the animosity could spark a skirmish that could escalate into a 
serious conflict."North Korea has been, with its bellicose rhetoric, with 
its actions ... skating very close to a dangerous line," U.S. Defense 
Secretary Chuck Hagel said in Washington on Wednesday. "Their actions and 
their words have not helped defuse a combustible situation."The missile 
that officials believe Pyongyang is readying has been dubbed the "Musudan" 
by foreign experts after the northeastern village where North Korea has 
a launch pad. The missile has a range of 3,500 kilometers (2,180 
miles) and is designed to reach U.S. military installments in Guam and 
Japan, experts say.Bracing for a launch, officials said could take place 
at any time, Seoul deployed three naval destroyers, an early warning surveillance 


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