captioning funded by cbs it's monday, april 17th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." we will defeat any attack, and we will meet any use of conventional or nuclear weapons with an overwhelming and effective response. >> new this morning a warning shot from the vice president to north korea after a failed missile test rattles nerves around the world. >> i'm going to try to kill as many people as i can over here. >> and breaking overnight, cleveland police are still searching for a suspected killer accused of posting a video of a 74-year-old man's murder on facebook.

>> it's not real. >> i feel like my heart is going to stop. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. breaking overnight a cleveland man who threatened to kill as many people as possible remains o the run. police say he shot and killed a 74-year-old man and posted it on facebook. he livestreamed the moments after the killing but police have not been able to catch up with him. people around cleveland are urged to call 911 if they see the suspect but those in several other states are to be on the lookout. >> i've killed 13 people and i'm going to keep killing till they catch me. >> steve stephens posted the alleged murder on facebook on

easter sunday. he dubbed it the easter joy lane. he walked up to a 74-year-old man, shot him and drove away. robert godwin sr.'s family said he would have given the shirt off anyone's back. >> i don't know what i'm going to do. i feel like my heart is going to stop. >> stevens claims he kill 13d people in his spree but police say that's not the case. friends say the 37-year-old had been troubled for years and just snapped. >> i pray for steve stephens right now because he suffers from mental illness. he suffers from depression. >> stevens was a caseworker at a behavioral health agency in

northeast ohio. police say he's arm and considered dangerous. ahead on "cbs this morning," the latest on the scene for the cleveland manhunt as police track a as expected killer. vice president mike pence on the visit o the demilitarized zone that separates north and south korea said the era of strategic patience is over and he also called pyongyang's missile test fail over the weekend a provocation. hena daniels has the latest. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. in a show of fois, vice president pence declared the patience is over. >> the era of strategic patience is over. >> vice president pence visited the demilitarized zone between north and south korea this morning, vowing to protect the south and pressured the north to abandon its nuclear weapons program. >> we hope to achieve this

objective through peaceful means, but all options are p on the table. >> the vice president's warnings came amid the rising tensions on the korean peninsula. on sunday the launch was a medium range ballistics missile from its submarine base. it failed, exploding about five seconds after it left the ground. just the day before the country paraded its military arsenal through the streets. >> this problem is coming to a head. >> president trump's security adviser general h.r. mcmaster said the u.s. is now working with its allies and china to respond to the threat. >> i think there's an international consensus now that this is a situation that just can't continue. >> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are on board. >> china is the key. >> the partnership with china and the countries in that region is what we've got to focus on. >> on the campaign trail

president trump promised to label it. he tweeted why would i call them a manipulator when they're working with us on the north korean problem. and during his ten-day tour vice president pence will travel to tokyo where he's expected to hold more talks on the north korea issue. anne-marie? well, protesters in more than 150 u.s. cities over the weekend called on president trump to release his tax returns. >> we want to know, who do you owe. >> but he wasn't very interested in their demands. instead he took to twitter saying, quote, someone should look into who paid for the small organized rallies yesterday. the president is the first in more than 40 years not to release his tax returns. and the search for an 8-year-old boy will resume today in the waters off florida's east coast. the child disappeared saturday

in the rough surf of new smyrna beach. he was with his 11-year-old sister who tried to save him. she had to be rescued by lifeguards. but they found no sign of the boy. searchers looked all day yesterday with helicopters and boats scanning the ocean. >> it only takes seconds, just seconds, to just change your life forever. >> the national weather service said high winds were in effect at the time of the boy's disappearance. in syria the death toll has risen in the bombing of a bus convoy carrying evacuees. at least 126 people were killed in saturday's blast. that's according to a human rights monitoring group. one report attributed the carnage to a car bomb. the victim hadden been waiting to cross on friday but the process was thwarted by a stalled agreement.

supporters took to the streets to celebrate. the result is expected to have a big effect on turkey's long-term political future, but opposition groups are claiming fraud and planning to challenge the result. among the changes head the prime minister's office will be abolished handing sweeping executive powers to the president. united airlines will no longer let crew members displace customers who already boarded the airplane. it comes after video showed a passenger being forcibly removed from a united express flight because he wouldn't surrender his seat to make way for crew members. video of the incident sparked outrage. a member must now make a booking at least an hour before departure. well, coming up on the "morning news" now, filling out the high court.

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celebrated around the vatican and around the world. the story from tony dokoupil. >> reporter: on christianity's holiest day, pope francis condemning the latest vial attack on syria, but he also promised divine assistance, an unseen hand helping all migrants share bread and hope on their journey. the queen of england showed up to mass with a hat and theresa may -- >> we must do more to stand up for the people of all religions. >> reporter: on easter week after 45 people died in murderous attacks easter services were held under heightened security. christians believe that jesus was buried and reborn and in greece, worshippers welcomed easter with firecrackers and floating lanterns.

here in the u.s., there were festive celebrations including an easter egg hunt at the portland zoo and a major marshmallow drop near detroit. >> i get to get a whole bunch of marsh small lows. >> thousands marched o on spring avenue. americans are expected to spend $18 billion on the holiday this year. that would be a record. tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. it's the patriots' day holiday in massachusetts. more than 30,000 runners will tackle the grueling boston marathon route starting just beha before 9:00 a.m. and at fenway fans will celebrate. a no-fly zone for drones has been declare and police will fan out to protect the crowd. >> we'll also have undercover

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. president trump said last week he still wants to repeal and replace obamacare but with republicans crafting a new health care law, president trump will have to decide whether to keep it in its current state or change it. >> the most we can do is let obamacare explode. that's what it's doing right now. >> reporter: that's what president trump said after republicans scrapped the health care bill last month but larry levin of the kaiser foundation said the president is wrong. >> there's no word that obamacare is exploding on its own. >> reporter: he said they are teatering in some states

including north carolina, tennessee, nebraska, and arizona. >> but by and large the insurance market is table under the affordable care act. >> reporter: he concedes, though, that could easily change and the power is in the president's hands. >> there are several big steps the trump administration could take to cause the affordable care act to collapse. >> reporter: for example, they could end cost sharing payments to insurance advertising or stop encouraging others from signing up. >> if this were stable, he wouldn't be able to destroy it. >> reporter: an analyst said obamacare is already in such bad shape it's unsustainable. >> this is holding on by the skin of its teeth in many marketplaces. >> reporter: the white house, he says, dulkts have the luxury of waiting to see what happen sthoos that i have to decide whether they're going to stabilize the mark or contribute to its blowing up because they

could do both. >> they could. they could make it blow up. >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: both men say that could be catastrophic. >> we could see millions of people losing insurance. >> he says there's only one way out. >> the republicans have got to deal with this. they won the election. the notion that they're going to sit back and let it explode and millions are going to get hurt is not acceptable. they can't walk away from this. >> but the president said he has no choice but to walk away from it. he said if congress follows through on its threat to stop payments to the insurance companies, obamacare will die immediately. chip reid, cbs news, washington. our top stories this morning breaking overnight, a cleveland man who threatened to kill as many people as possible remains on the run. police say steve stephens shot and killed a 74-year-old man and then posted the video to

facebook. people around cleveland are being urged to call 911 if they see stephens. and tensions are high. vice president mike pence on the visit to the demilitarized zone said the era of strategic patience is over. he also called pyongyang's failed mission test over the weekend a provocation. well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the tensions with north korea. we'll get an update adriana diaz in beijing. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday morning. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

breaking overnight a weekend stretch of violence in philadelphia continues with a fatal shooting outside of a bar. we'll tell you where the violence unfolded and what investigators know so far. and, developing right now, a manhunt underway for a murder suspect in cleveland, ohio who posted video of killing on facebook this morning why authorities believe the suspect may be in pennsylvania. and vice president mike pence makes a surprise trip to south korea. we'll tell you about the tough words he has for that country's neighbor to the north. today is monday april 17th, i'm jim con van. >> meisha has the traffic, first, let's get you out the door. >> welcome back, happen zero happy monday