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NEW YORK  Several Muslim leaders have declined invitations to the mayor's 
annual year-end interfaith breakfast, saying they're upset at police department efforts to 
infiltrate mosques and spy on Muslim neighborhoods.The imams and activists said in 
a letter to Mayor Michael Bloomberg that they're disturbed at his response 
to a series of stories by The Associated Press detailing New York 
Police Department intelligence-gathering programs that monitored Muslim groups, businesses and houses of 
worship.Bloomberg has defended the NYPD, saying last week it doesn't take religion 
into account in its policing.Bloomberg spokesman Stu Loeser acknowledged Wednesday that about 
a dozen people turned down the breakfast invitation. But he said "a 
couple dozen" more said they plan to attend.The letter to Bloomberg contained 
the names of several dozen Muslim leaders and organizations and said they 
believe such police measures "threaten the rights of all Americans, and deepen 
mistru
 Sejong Institute in South Korea.The aftermath of Kim Jong Il's death 
has been watched closely for clues about who in the military and 
Workers' Party will form Kim's inner circle of trusted aides during the 
sensitive transition to leadership.Following right behind Kim during a Wednesday funeral procession 
through Pyongyang streets with Kim Jong Il's hearse was his uncle, Jang 
Song Thaek, who is a vice chairman of the powerful National Defense 
Commission and has family ties to the military.For Thursday's memorial, North Koreans 
packed the main square as well as the plaza in front of 
a Workers' Party monument of a hammer, sickle and writing brush.Flags at 
half-staff fluttered in the wind on the cold winter's day, and people 
were bundled up in parkas. State TV showed a delegation of foreigners 
attending the memorial.They bowed their heads as eight artillery guns fired; military 
officers removed their hats while the booms resonated across Kim Il Sung 
Square.The st





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